Comments on: The new Dieter Ads

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 19:38:06 +0000

One word: Avenger. Personally I don’t mind not having a full size spare, not having had a flat tire since my wife exchanged her Escort for a Neon in 1995, and before that not since I sold my Camaro in 1988. I don’t mind the hood channels… have you driven the Sebring 2.7 or is that an opinion based on paper ratings? I don’t mean to sound offensive but I think we have to drive these things before judging power…

By: Gerry H

Gerry H — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 19:24:28 +0000

I cerainly won’t be replacing my ‘95 Concord with the current 300. The 300M was a posibility.
I’ll be staying with Chrysler simply because my ‘95 Concord which I wanted to trade last year was better than any current Chrysler product.
Chrysler only has one FWD mid sized and smaller car. Yes I know about the Caliber, but it looks like a truck. The new Sebring was my hope, but not holding a full sized spare and the ugly impractical channels in the hood killed that. Also the Sebring needs the 2.7L V6 engine to be upgraded to VVT.
If something sad were to happen to my Concord I’d have to look elsewhere after buying Chrysler for 25 yrs.
By the way Chrysler please depart from joke ads and give us some FACTS about your products!

By: Jay

Jay — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 01:28:07 +0000

Lame, totally lame. I live in Quebec and here, the ads that work are the adds made here. For example, Honda hired a comedian to advertise the Civic, and it’s been around 2-3 years that his adds are constantly funny (its about a Civic owner laughing at a gas station worker because he never has to put gaz since the Civic’s mileage is great). Same thing about Toyota, where they hired a comedian that supposely makes a roadtrip with her dog all throughout Quebec in her Yaris, and constantly says her Yaris costs almost nothing of gaz, and you see the Yaris driving through very nice places, where there are forests and all (mixing Toyota with environnement, even if Toyota pollutes the earth with the Lexus LX).

And now you got Daimler-Chrysler, with it’s totally amateur way of making an add. You put the “Ask DR.Z” adds, and you translate them in French. Well, it simply doesn’t work. They have no idea of the needs of consummers in Quebec especially, who want small cars with great mileage. Keep in mind though, that the Ram and 300C adds are pretty well made in my opinion, but it’d be much better to make local adds.

And also, when Dr.Z crashes his pacifica, where are the airbags? safety features sure.