Yeah, that's Dodge's Ford F150-style Ad campaign for the Dart .hmk123 said:You mean this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuopwlIXYlY
I am not sure this style of ads has been working that well...
It is just the regular Dart with Mopar hood..marlon_jbt said:
I agree 100%.....give the people the "why buys"dana44 said:I am kind of thinking the same thing. I want to see the car being sold. I want to hear about the car. I want to know how it compares to the competition and I want to know what it should costs. If I am an adult purchasing one of these for my kid, do I really want to see one doing brodies in the dirt??? I don't think so.
I agree its not an SRT, but it does have custom wheels as well from what I can see.Mopar392 said:It is just the regular Dart with Mopar hood..
There is nothing different that'd say SRT
I want this calendarmarlon_jbt said:
One might argue that when you've had to pull, stretch, shape and bond these many parts (pre-existing or not) to come up with something you didn't already have, you have basically started from scratch...JMHO. ;-)CherokeeVision said:Except that step 3 ins a lie.
They didn't start from scratch.
They started with a Fiat/Alfa.
Perhaps but weren't there some early Dart commercials where they bragged about the Alfa roots?XRT2SRT said:One might argue that when you've had to pull, stretch, shape and bond these many parts (pre-existing or not) to come up with something you didn't already have, you have basically started from scratch...JMHO. ;-)
Could be handle brake - It also could be lift-off oversteer.Muther said:What is far more interesting is the Dart that starts on second #20, and does the power slide. I cannot get a good look at it, but it appears as if it is a FWD doing a hand brake slide. Could I be wrong, and could this be an AWD car?