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I hope your kidding!
PLEASE tell me you are!
Then it ends with the teacher (who has a British accent, BTW) saying "No, I don't know how many corndogs you can fit in a Black Hole!!"
Three times were not enough for me to fully appreciate its bizarre quotient.
The announcer claims 2003 Kia Sedonas for $15,990.
Then he claims that your trade-in is worth $8,000, even if it doesn't run.
Then the guy says, "You do the math!"
I am guessing that is because the $8,000 is already computed into the $15,990 price. And possibly some other numbers are missing as well. So if the announcer does the math, it doesn't sound as good.
2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93
nonsense and screamers push a big, lighted, red button for me.
You forgot to add (pun intended) the "+Kia" part. That would make it a definite NO SALE to me!
SUVshopper4: You only saw it three times? I had to endure it much more than that. It came on 3 times during one "Jeopardy!" alone!
That's the latest marketing slogan from Toyota. One ad shows a closeup of several different people, stating how we are all different drivers. Well no duh.
The other has an Asian girl and some tall dork discussing the virtues of their cars (a Corolla S and a Matrix respectively).
And to not let you forget who's ad it is Toyota now implements it's own transparent logo on the bottom corner of the screen, like what the TV networks do during primetime.
I'm sure you love these ads too, don't you SUVshopper4?
But then most advertising these days is ridiculous, cars or otherwise.
If you know the song "Money For Nothing" , well they modified the song to say "I Want My S U V" instead of "I Want My M T V" then it shows the various Suv's driving around while the guitar riff is playing. I have to admit it was the best use of a song yet, just as long as they DON'T over play it.
Odie
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Not reality, by any means, huh? But cute.
CAMRY also is sickeningly sweet, isn't it? Toyota ads have never reached me though. I like a classy or clever, sensible ad - theirs have always been a bit simple minded, I felt.
I also hated the commercials Toyota ran during thanksgiving, where they are comparing a thanksgiving dinner to a Toyota vehicle that's on sale.
Honda's commercials are getting stupid, with the guy with the Pilot being raised by wolves?! Stupidest ads since VW Touareg came out...
And to add insult to injury, they still refer to 2003's as being new!!
May as well throw them on the used car lot, because 2003 is NOT new anymore...
-Andrew L
Personally, I don't mind the lexus ads.....I only wish my kids would give me one! Maybe that's why.
-Jason
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Regards... Vikd
I'm wondering what y'all think about that?
Personally, I don't have a problem with it.
now, if that babe's driving a hemi, we got something here.....
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As for the Lexus December to remember ads, did they purposely choose music that once you hear, you can't get out of your head? I dread seeing those every holiday season!
only thing better would have been if both pancaked a lexus with a ribbon on it in their lane