The following commercial for the Chrysler Concorde was banned from TV a few years ago. The Chrysler folks did away with the standard car-commercial spiel, amped up the sex appeal, and offended a few consumers in the process. While some didn't see the harm in a backseat sex joke, others found it completely inappropriate to use off-color humor to market a spacious family sedan. Four years later, with the rise of print ads like this and raunch reality all over TV, are we still offended by this kind of advertising ploy?
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I thought it was funny.
1Haha, yeah. They should bring the commercial back, and add some sort of green theme to it. That should bring the Chrysler brand back up. Anyway, I've seen worse.
2I think some people are just really uptight.
3At least it wasn't a Concorde Jet. The kid's name could have been "Mile High Club."
4I thought it was kinda funny
5I agree, it was kinda funny!
6I'm down for dirty jokes, but I'm not a fan of this one. Kind of stupid and TMI.
7Sex and cars are intertwined, always have been, always will be. I mean, how many teens drive to secluded locations so that they can "park" in their cars? How many movies, TV shows, etc feature sex in the backseat or mentions thereof? How many men buy muscle cars to compensate for the size of their genitalia? All this commercial does is hint at the idea, it's not like it dissolves to a flashback scene.
In conclusion, it's a known
fact that sex sells, and there have been a lot worse commercials than this one. Plus, the little girl's reaction just makes this absolutely hilarious.
8Why not bring it back? They make worse innuendos in the Family Guy. A lot of kids watch that and understand the jokes.
9its funny
10love it
11"At least it wasn't a Concorde Jet. The kid's name could have been "Mile High Club." "
Miley?
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