Kenny in the Jeep Wrangler
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Definately a chick commercial.
Lots of symbolism for the target buyers. It conveys independence. It conveys adventure (starting anew in a strange new place). It targets the divorced-mom segment of the population, which is substantial in size and are not Jeep owners.
Jeep already has the male population hooked. This ad could get more sales for the advertising $ than the typical macho jeep commercial.
Lots of symbolism for the target buyers. It conveys independence. It conveys adventure (starting anew in a strange new place). It targets the divorced-mom segment of the population, which is substantial in size and are not Jeep owners.
Jeep already has the male population hooked. This ad could get more sales for the advertising $ than the typical macho jeep commercial.
The 4 door Wrangler sells well to soccer moms because of its proportions and similarities to the XJs of old.
If Chrysler could get just two more products to sell as well as the Wrangler, they would be pimping big time. IIRC, it is still their most successful shitpile.
If Chrysler could get just two more products to sell as well as the Wrangler, they would be pimping big time. IIRC, it is still their most successful shitpile.
They seem to stick to the Outbacks. Flaming men seem to like stock X 2-doors, though.
After what I've seen recently at work, I think the '12 Chryslers are terribly unreliable, much moreso then the '11s were, and I would never step foot near a Chrysler dealership (other than picking those POS's off from the service depts after they broke down 
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This is good for me because I really want the black 6 speed Call of Duty Edition at the dealership down the street from me. I'd just need to add a winch to the AEV front bumper and lose the ghey emblems.
). This is good for me because I really want the black 6 speed Call of Duty Edition at the dealership down the street from me. I'd just need to add a winch to the AEV front bumper and lose the ghey emblems.
With few exceptions, Mopars aren't known for rock-solid reliability, but No one seems to have more issues with Chryslers than you. I've yet to hear of any JK that has been in the shop as much as yours.After what I've seen recently at work, I think the '12 Chryslers are terribly unreliable, much moreso then the '11s were, and I would never step foot near a Chrysler dealership (other than picking those POS's off from the service depts after they broke down
This is good for me because I really want the black 6 speed Call of Duty Edition at the dealership down the street from me. I'd just need to add a winch to the AEV front bumper and lose the ghey emblems.
Not a single issue with mine as of yet.
Every vehicle company produces a few lemons. Stop being so butthurt that yours was one of them.After what I've seen recently at work, I think the '12 Chryslers are terribly unreliable, much moreso then the '11s were, and I would never step foot near a Chrysler dealership (other than picking those POS's off from the service depts after they broke down
This is good for me because I really want the black 6 speed Call of Duty Edition at the dealership down the street from me. I'd just need to add a winch to the AEV front bumper and lose the ghey emblems.
The motor made noise while it was running, oooh defect.
Honestly it's crude and rude but my XJ has been by far the most reliable vehicle that I've ever owned.
even worse if john was chasing gremlins that didn't exist in the first place.