A　Volkswagen　cant　boil　over.

Its　physically　impossible.

The　reason　is　absurdly　simple:　The　VWs　rear　engine　is　cooled　by　air,　not　water.

Since　air　cant　boil,　neither　can　the　car.

If　you　had　to,　you　could　drive　a　VW　all　day　at　top　speed　through　a　desert.　Or　edge　along　in　bumper-to-bumper　traffic　on　the　hottest　day　of　the　year.

You　may　get　all　steamed　up,　but　not　your　Volkswagen.

Chances　are　you‘ll　appreciate　the　air-cooled　engine　even　more　in　winter.　Air　can’t　freeze　any　more　than　it　can　boil.　So　you　don‘t　need　anti-freeze.　(You　couldn’t　put　any　in　a　VW　even　if　you　wanted　to;　theres　no　radiator.　And　so　no　hoses　to　leak.　No　draining.　No　flushing.　No　rust.)

\In　the　past,　few　VW　owners　have　been　amused　to　find　a　perplexed　gas　station　attendant　with　a　bucket　of　water　and　no　place　to　put　it.

But　we‘ve　taken　care　of　that　in　our’61　model.　This　year,　a　windshield　washer　is　standard　equipment.

It　uses　water.

Let　the　man　fill　it　up.