[tomaz]

 

[DDakRT]

 

[drew54]

I am pretty sure that is from Al Pacino's pregame speech in Any Given Sunday.

 

[Mr.Source]

I am pretty sure that is from Al Pacino's pregame speech in Any Given Sunday.

You are correct, the right to that clip must have been expensive!

 

[guyverfanboy]

That was a great commercial for the Grand Cherokee.

 

[TonyM]

Now that was just awesome. Gotta love Pacino. Well done, Jeep.

 

[MoparJoe]

so when we get the twin turbo'd V6 , we can use the scene from Scarface - "say hello to my little friends"

 

[MarineViper]

The thing that is missing is that it was placed correctly with its target audience and the largest one at that....I first saw it on "The Walking Dead" and granted it might not have been like the season 3 hiatus premier like the link below, but i'm sure it was close...

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2013/02/11/the-walking-dead-premiere-delivers-largest-audience-in-series-history-with-12-3-million-viewers/169090/

 

[CDJSalesPro]

http://youtu.be/UP8jKhVpqYo

 

[Mr.Source]

Just hope nobody will ever say that Chrysler is wasting nascars budget into ads. Because thats not the case,and if it were the case,the budget is much more well spent.

 

[Mike V.]

Just hope nobody will ever say that Chrysler is wasting nascars budget into ads. Because thats not the case,and if it were the case,the budget is much more well spent.

That's simply your opinion.

Mike

 

[marlon_jbt]

This is good, but for some very odd reason, I liked the "Manifesto" commercial much better.

 

[Mr.Source]

http://youtu.be/UP8jKhVpqYo

You also deserve a Bravo! for that!

That's simply your opinion.

Mike

This will sell Jeep's, do you think that winning th cup will give Chrysler more sales than this? Chrysler did not care for Keselowski's win....

 

[Mike V.]

You also deserve a Bravo! for that.

This will sell Jeep's, do you think that winning th cup will give Chrysler more sales than this? Chrysler did not care for Keselowski's win....

Not to long ago you said Keselowski needed to win for Chrysler and you cheered him on.

But that doesn't matter here, since we know that the Dart ads that we saw all through December and January probably used those funds.

While I respect your thoughts, you can't prove that spending on NASCAR was worth the money anymore than I can.

Mike

 

[JRS200x]

I think it simply had more to do with the fact that touting a victory in a sport that you just pretty publicly had a somewhat ugly divorce from is probably not the smartest use of your money. Plus, the fact that for a month or so after the win, Kelowski's face and his cars face were plastered all over TV and the papers was most likely enough advertisment.

Anyhow, it is what it is, and really any argument about it is pointless as there is no right or wrong and doesn't matter in the end as noone here makes any decisions about it or really knows what they are talking about. (Unless one of you happens to be a marketing executive or a chrysler executive making marketing decisions, then by all means carry on.)

 

[MoparNorm]

I think it simply had more to do with the fact that touting a victory in a sport that you just pretty publicly had a somewhat ugly divorce from is probably not the smartest use of your money.

That is the job of a good marketing department...to figure out how to capitalize upon achievements. Toyota did nothing, but still managed to milk 100 yards of towing a Space Shuttle for over two months.

 

[TripleT]

I think it simply had more to do with the fact that touting a victory in a sport that you just pretty publicly had a somewhat ugly divorce from is probably not the smartest use of your money. Plus, the fact that for a month or so after the win, Kelowski's face and his cars face were plastered all over TV and the papers was most likely enough advertisment.

Anyhow, it is what it is, and really any argument about it is pointless as there is no right or wrong and doesn't matter in the end as noone here makes any decisions about it or really knows what they are talking about. (Unless one of you happens to be a marketing executive or a chrysler executive making marketing decisions, then by all means carry on.)

What about the Cup car had anything to do with any Mopar product? Did it look like a Charger or have a hemi?

I agree that it much better spending money on well place commercial in highly rated programing that actually feature the product. Racing has a place but needs to have some product relevance.

 

[Mike V.]

What about the Cup car had anything to do with any Mopar product? Did it look like a Charger or have a hemi?

I agree that it much better spending money on well place commercial in highly rated programing that actually feature the product. Racing has a place but needs to have some product relevance.

Racing (specifically NASCAR) and this specific commercial have nothing to do with one another.

Mike

 

[TripleT]

Racing (specifically NASCAR) and this specific commercial have nothing to do with one another.

Mike

Agreed, other than there both intended to support sales.