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Description: The Chrysler "Halftime in America" 2012 Super Bowl commercial was easily the most epic commercial of the big game. There's something about Clint Eastwood's gravelly voice that inst...
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Lost your job and cant feed your family? Buy a $45k Grand Cherokee, itll help. Yeah that seems right. Awesome Ad but it should have focused on reliabilty of older models and hint at the newer ones, if its going to focus on the economic downturn
You kno when a commercial is good when u get goosebumps and tears in ur eyes
I'd like to hear Clint make an anti constipation pill. "are ya feel'n lucky punk!?"
@abraham, lololololol ya old men would be pleased with some pill ads done by him
Hahahahaha, Clint can make anything sound cool. I wanna see him do a commercial about....prescription pills.
To bad in a few months Chryslers will be owned by a European car company
I'm not a Chrysler fan but that commercial tops all car commercials I've seen yet.....Clint Eastwood is freakin awesome!
I forgot how great this add was. This makes me proud to live near Detroit.
honestly the most spiritually motivating commercial I've ever seen
Description: George Washington + the Dodge Challenger = epic advertising. A couple of Challengers chasing down a bunch of redcoats may be ridiculous, but it's un-American to say such things in public.
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From someone who has family in europe, Americans have a lot better cars for the money you pay for. The engines have a lot longer life span here. We have engines that are known for reaching the million mile mark. And its one of the only engines known for reaching it. Cummins. Europeans make cars that are just overpriced nonsense that cost too much for parts.
@bruno: yea I know they did, but that still isn't a match for the gt500 or zl1, I mean make a forced induction version to compete with these two
@ bill it was road legal and a very real car, walk into your dealer and u pay almost as much as the car to get a new engine dropped in it and u have the srt10 challenger.. they were order only.. not production car
It wasn't a concept, it's real... It's a factory order called the "Drag Pack" and it's a Viper engine dropped into the Chally. For drag racers, very expensive though.
Umm chevy n ford make pretty damn economical cars and the new 300 with multi air tech n 8 speed is pretty damn awesome and highway driving id take an american v8 over any european car especially for comfort ... And in the americas its all highway
I watched this one video about this guy who went to England and rented a vw passat tdi and it got in the mid 70 mpg range. He got back to the states asked why they dont have them here. The u.s government doesn't allow them because they wouldn't get
Jesper, Europes public transportation is far superior to ours because everything is so close together. We actually drive on a daily basis here.
@Jordan Dodge did (sort of) challenger SRT-10. They were super expensive and only made by special order.
im not saying its trash.. i just think camaro and the stang have a better interior, i would still drive one, things look classic as hell
I own a chally, and yes the dash is "cheap" compared to the mustang and camaro. Maybe the gauges dont change color or have squared angles. But it has that 70's plain feel that I love. Also keeps cost down. Wouldn't trade it for anything.
You're right it isn't an excuse. Unfortunately that's what it might take in order for them to start pursuing strict fuel consumption goals. Many vehicles in Europe are capable of 60 mpg+, and they aren't even hybrids.
I know Kyle but thats no excuse for stopping the evolution of engiens, consumption and so on. Why not make it dirt cheap to drive a car in the stats by lowering consumption. Or invreasing the power without invreasing consumption ? I like the last one
I agree Jesper. America has fallen back substantially in the fuel economy section, then again gas in America is dirt cheap compared to Europe.
I agree with Dinu the US is not the best at making cars.. They havnt keept up with fueleconomy and pollution, their two major factories is running on loans from the State, one is controlled by Fiat. To be a patriot is good, but dont be stupid !
yea i finally went and checked out a challenger and.. thats one boring looking interior.. but thats just my opinion.. they sound boss though
SRT needs to make one of these compete with the GT500 and ZL1, get back in the game Dodge!
'MERICA! I've never really liked chally's, but this commercial almost changed my mind haha
Description: This commercial is a little dated, but its appeal to patriotism is timeless. Chevy's 1991 lineup may not have initially excited people, but when it was sandwiched between images of America, it wa...
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They should've shown the trucks or something cause idk what Chevrolet I've liked back then. I like a lot now though.
Description: Ever seen a 2005 Mustang perform the national anthem using just its engine? After you finish watching this video you can say that you have. What could be more American than that?
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They tried to do the same sort of thing on Top Gear with their theme song
Good concept, bad execution. But even if it went well it couldn't beat jimi hendrix's version
Description: The 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee is proof that if you want something made right, you need to make it in America. Skyscrapers, trains, revolvers, jeans and Jeeps are all inferior products when they come fr...
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And I bet you still live at home with your parents... When you're an adult who works you'll understand why boots are important, in the mean time I don't feel the need to argue over something so meaningless.
Curtis how are cowboy boots useless? I wear them on a daily basis when working outside with hay and horses, nothing gets inside them and they're comfortable... Just saying, bad comparison bud.
How about space shuttles rockets and apollo projects? Candy ??? Airplanes warplanes helicopters and athletes ;) gd bless america ... And im canadian :)
"made in America," they said in one of their commercials it had Italian leather, just like a certain Italian super carmaker... That rhymed with merarri.
Im seeing a Trend. Thats the third dodge/jeep comercial. Car Buz being a little bias?
Chrysler has been really good at capturing American spirit recently
Oh, ok Jennie, I misunderstood, then
Jenni got burnt to a crisp.
Why do people in a nonprofessional atmosphere care about grammar? As long as you can read it, I don't see the bug deal
Haha jenni, I like how you said a "Swedish Volvo". As opposed to what, an African Volvo? Hahaha
Will be safe thanks for the advice though!
Jenni- when grammar becomes an essential factor in determining what you are allowed to comment about on Carbuzz I will be sure to thank you for your kind suggestion. But for now enjoy changing timing belts and relaxing turbo bearings but at least you
IMO its Europe, MOPAR, and then Japan. Cars like the GT-R and the NSX make me want to like Japanese cars but the rest of the crap they put out make it bad.
Carbuzz you shoulda put America still builds rockets corvette commerical on here :)
Well Elvis, I love the vette on your profile pic. I personally don't like Japanese cars, I would usually take an american car over it any day, but (I'm not trying to start something) I like European cars the best. That being said, i have lots of respect for American cars, especially a few in particular (base corvette and zo6, cts-v, etc.).
Solid car that's done me well and has a tad of character to keep it from being mundane American cars don't get enough credit
I drove a 91 k1500 till 200k miles until the belt broke and I blew the head gaskets(I was 17 didn't know yet) it never gave a problem before that and now I'm driving a 2000 olds not the best performing best riding best looking or anything but it's a
We also have an 04 oddessy that has been in once fore excessive carbon buildup that clogged the iac and was affecting airflow and the 5 speed autos in those Hondas are known trouble causes and ours is starting to act up right at around 100k miles
I completely disagree on the American cars aren't reliable and Japanese are best my sister has an 01 tacoma the fled plate cracked in the transmission and the con rod bolts in the engine broke so she needed a new engine all before 100k miles
Elvis you're such a contradiction. Nice Corvette by the way.
Theres more to a car then just reliability
Well all I own are American cars and my dd is an 18yr old car that I also race, hasn't fallen apart pretty reliable IMO