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In reply to the discussion: Ford Just Absolutely Destroyed Cadillac's Ad Praising Rich Guys Who Work All The Time [View all]happyslug
(14,779 posts)70. Some of this regulation driven
Europe has adopted rules to protect pedestrians when hit by a car. Given most cars are design for the world wide market (and then modified to meet various nation's regulations), this European requirement is working its way throughout the Auto Industry making more car front ends more and more alike.
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Ford Just Absolutely Destroyed Cadillac's Ad Praising Rich Guys Who Work All The Time [View all]
cali
Mar 2014
OP
Cadillac raised its American corporate scumbag meter to the top with that commercial.
quinnox
Mar 2014
#4
Cadillac knows their demographic is middle aged self important white guys.
Spitfire of ATJ
Mar 2014
#14
I didn't see that woman as being anything like Mitt Romney. And I didn't think the
Squinch
Mar 2014
#38
Ford and their marketing team have realized that appealing to mainstream American values ....
Scuba
Mar 2014
#10
I would rather promote both Ford and Cadillac as products of unionized American companies.
totodeinhere
Mar 2014
#13
"sit down or get out of the way" (or howzabout "Cadillac: the Cadillac of cars"?)
MisterP
Mar 2014
#15
Yeah, we blew up several people TWICE trying to go back and get the car with the keys in it.
Hissyspit
Mar 2014
#24
Yep. The lady came across working to help others; he came across as working
snappyturtle
Mar 2014
#39
Set in Detroit? GM went big with Detroit messaging last year. Ford hit 'em there too. n/t
Skip Intro
Mar 2014
#40
I think this is a huge step in the right direction. The American dream isnt to be wealthy as we
rhett o rick
Mar 2014
#80
Note the woman in the Ford ad looks much younger and smarter than the guy in the Cadillac
JDPriestly
Mar 2014
#85