for some odd reason i dont think will smith could sell me a mustang =p


a escalade maybe

as long as it has 400 foot rims

 

I believe Phil Mickelson is still alive too, no?

 

the new puff daddy edition mustang! with extra trunk space for up to 2 personal slaves..umbrellas included

 

they should get the MArlboro man to advertise it, oh wait, I'm missing the point.....

This is all personal taste, I like the advert, I really like some of the Honda adverts, who cares what a TV guide says about an advert....... kinda of small fry in the publishing world really...

 

The writer of the article probably is just mad b/c his Honda insight got left in the dust at a redlight by a GT while he was eating his vegetarian burrito.

 

They was actually a Sean Combs/P. Diddy/Puff Daddy whatever he calls himself now, edition of the Navigator.

http://www.autothing.com/funthings/At%20Th...hnNavigator.htm

 

why do they need to use a celeb thats alive?? history is about dead people. thats like me asking why couldnt we talk about yesterday instead of abe lincoln??

 

No need for TV guide. I have digital cable that has all the channels and descriptions at the push of a button. [/b][/quote]


My grandparents still get it though.

 

What cable company?!

 

cablevision here

using a Media Center 2005 shuttle PC connected to a HTDV 42inch plasma hanging from the ceiling =p

well if u can brag and make me feel bad about ur mustangs i can do the same so HA! =p

 

*** Digital Cable

 

What do you expect? These are people that ACTUALLY BELIEVE that watching TV is a way of life.

 

I can't believe people are still buying that thing...I gave up on it about 15 years ago....

 

I'll be willing to bet the US isn't even getting the latest Ford commercial starring hockey legend Wayne Gretzky...speaking of commercials that bite. Here in Canada we still haven't seen the full cornfield commercial either on local channels or in the theaters!

The broadcasters have gone from the 15 second teasers to this Gretzky spot (I heard he's getting paid $20,000 every time it airs). I'm afraid the 'powers that be' in Canada put their heads together and thought that driving fast in a 300 horsepower car might send the wrong message. Either that or the US powers that be didn't think the dumb Canadians could relate to American icons as much as they could to a reference to hockey...duuuh...Steve who? American muscle car?...duuuh, the only legend I know from waaay up here in the Great White North is Wayne Gretzky, EH (even though Gretzky's been living in the US for the past 15 years...).

For those of you who haven't seen this cinematic gem...some kids are playing road hockey and yell out "Car!" They clear the street and the new lineup of Fords drive by...slowly...and proceed to line up (staged product shot) and as the 300 HP smokin' new cherry red Mustang slowly creeps to a stop as if driven by a 90 year old woman, one of the kids says..."Legend"...the window rolls down and Gretzky says (in the most deadpan, bad 'B-Movie' acting style delivery I have ever seen), "Were - you - talking - about - the - car ?" Then cut to Gretzky leaning on the hood after some product info saying "Ford...built for life in Canada."

All I know is if I see this embarrassing piece of junk in the movie theaters before Cornfield airs here in Canada I am going to boycott hockey...no, wait...that won't work. They beat me to it...

Air the cornfield commercial in Canada already!

:angry:

 

I may just cancel my free subscription for that remark by TV Guide. :angry:

 

It will cost them more if you keep it and just throw it out.

 

Someone earilier mentioned Kiefer Sutherland. When has he endorsed Ford? I'm sure is show will earlier next year. 24, best show on television , will start the season with a 2 hour special, brought to you without commercial interruption by Ford. I'm hoping for a good 5 minute 05 Mustang ad at the beginning!

 

"Talking" about Abe Lincoln and digitally sticking a dead person in an advertisement to SELL a product are quite different, dont you think? I'm talking about tact...

 

"Talking" about Abe Lincoln and digitally sticking a dead person in an advertisement to SELL a product are quite different, dont you think? I'm talking about tact... [/b][/quote]
see i knew i didnt like VW owners

always semed to beatnick ish hippy like things


using a figure KNOWN for a movie in which the said character IS IN A MUSTANG

if they used ray charles id say its tacky
but mcqueen?? no

they did it with tonys mother on the sopranos and it was fine
if ford digitized MLK or JFK.. yes tacky

mcqueen...not tacky...more like..classic..goose bumps..if he were alive hed pimp this thing out like nobodys business =p

you and ur hitler mobiles
BAH!

 

parts of the above message is a joke..not even a joke..but just kidding around.. if you cant see the difference then it is not my fault =p