Except it was a $600,000 prototype...oops!Mike V. said::lol: that's hilarious!
I realize that...MoparNorm said:Except it was a $600,000 prototype...oops!
For the tow truck driver?AlfaCuda said:This could be a great free advertising opportunity if the PR team know their stuff!
Only if you discount the fact that the special 4x4 package truck, came to be it that situation because it was stuck....AlfaCuda said:This could be a great free advertising opportunity if the PR team know their stuff!
Not this time. Marchionne himself was behind the wheel. He's got to stop the micro-managing, but everyone is afraid to tell him.MoparNorm said:Someone is likely to be job hunting soon.
:lol:patfromigh said:Not this time. Marchionne himself was behind the wheel. He's got to stop the micro-managing, but everyone is afraid to tell him.
Well, there you have it. This proves Norm was correct: Marchionne knows nothing about offroading :rimshot:patfromigh said:Not this time. Marchionne himself was behind the wheel. He's got to stop the micro-managing, but everyone is afraid to tell him.
True true but some creative people know how to turn a disaster into an opportunity. It's hit the headlines in a somewhat strange way but there must be a million ways to make it lighter and actually work positively for the truck.MoparNorm said:Only if you discount the fact that the special 4x4 package truck, came to be it that situation because it was stuck....
The photos don't show any great obstacle, only driver error.
Someone is likely to be job hunting soon.
When life gives you lemons....AlfaCuda said:True true but some creative people know how to turn a disaster into an opportunity. It's hit the headlines in a somewhat strange way but there must be a million ways to make it lighter and actually work positively for the truck.
By the way Larry, as always I enjoyed your article.lvelleq (o)llllll(o) said:The best 2 comments yet left on the blog I wrote: "Get off the damn truck Sergio. Everybody has seen you" and\
"So God made a swimmer."
I stand in awe.... :1st:
I'm not sure it was a creative person, it was more like an enterprising fellow with a camera.AlfaCuda said:True true but some creative people know how to turn a disaster into an opportunity. It's hit the headlines in a somewhat strange way but there must be a million ways to make it lighter and actually work positively for the truck.