Challenger Commercial ?
#1
Challenger Commercial ?
Has any one seen a new Challenger Commercial on TV yet?
I think it would be neet to have the two good old boys that were in the yellow Duster that was in the truck commerical pull up next to the Challenger.
I think it would be neet to have the two good old boys that were in the yellow Duster that was in the truck commerical pull up next to the Challenger.
#2
RE: Challenger Commercial ?
No commercials on TV, not even when they sponsored a NASCAR race and billed it as the "Dodge Challenger 500." Apparently, Dodge isn't advertising the Challenger much. Guess they think they don't have to, since the car is popular and there are plenty of Internet sites like this to spread the word for them.
#3
RE: Challenger Commercial ?
Here are a couple...
http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-48430
and
http://www.webridestv.com/videos/dod...mmercial-31939
and then there was Lucky, which was nothing but a commercial
http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-48430
and
http://www.webridestv.com/videos/dod...mmercial-31939
and then there was Lucky, which was nothing but a commercial
#4
RE: Challenger Commercial ?
Have you actually seen either commercial on TV? I haven't. I've seen the one with the 70 several places on the web but never on TV. Maybe Chrysler figures the market for the Challenger isn't broad enough to pay TV rates and is just making Challenger stuff available online.
BTW: Didn't they realize the commercial with the 70 could be taken as a put-down of the new Challenger? Notice that the guy with the 70 doesn't even gun his in response to the new Challenger being revved up. Having owned a 70, I naturally side with him and take the commercial to mean that the new car isn't even worth wasting fuel in your 70 on.
BTW: Didn't they realize the commercial with the 70 could be taken as a put-down of the new Challenger? Notice that the guy with the 70 doesn't even gun his in response to the new Challenger being revved up. Having owned a 70, I naturally side with him and take the commercial to mean that the new car isn't even worth wasting fuel in your 70 on.
#7
RE: Challenger Commercial ?
I'd imagine that since they're only just coming out and quantities are limited that they're waiting on advertising. It'd be kinda pointless to advertise and then when people show up to the dealer to look at one there aren't any. Or if there are they're marked up over msrp.
I bet we'll see a ton of ads in spring once production is at full steam and the camaro comes out. Plus spring is a more popular time to buy a sports car.
I bet we'll see a ton of ads in spring once production is at full steam and the camaro comes out. Plus spring is a more popular time to buy a sports car.
#8
RE: Challenger Commercial ?
When was the last time there was a Mustang commercial, or a Subaru WRXi commercial? I think the manufactures are spending hte money on the fuel economy models, an dnot the "toy"/ 2nd car models. Just what I have noticed. Used to see Porsche, and a lot of LExus comercials, now not so much.