"Imported from Detroit"

[daytonprowler]

"Imported from Detroit" Super Bowl Commercial

AWESOME Super Bowl Commercial:

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKL254Y_jtc[/media]


Would like to see something like this on the GenV:

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[Dave Moore]

I thought that was the best!!!

 

[Bill Pemberton Woodhouse]

Super successful commercial that hit hard with both young and old. Surprisingly quite a few older folks never had an idea who Eminem is, but the scope of the commercial hit home. My son thought it was really cool for both reasons, but solid example of how stereotypes can be broken, and a large audience can be affected.

 

[JohnnyViper]

that commercial was my favorite, it was tastefully done

 

[InjectTheVenom]

Strong and true language being spoken there That my kind of commercial!

 

[georgethedog]

Re: "Imported from Detroit" Super Bowl Commercial

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Yes, but I would like to see it put on straight...

 

[Mopar Boy]

That commercial is sweet!

My compliments to Chrysler. You finally got your ***** back and its about freakin time!

Well done Chrysler PR.

 

[Sellshomesdrivesviper]

From someone who was born and raised in Detroit, I liked the commercial and the message.

 

[Dale.Volz]

From someone who was born and raised in Detroit, I liked the commercial and the message.

Ditto that. A Cass Tech grad here whose life was significantly influenced by the American auto industry and whose love for Detroit and American metal remains strong. Great commercial!

 

[HHI VIPER]

From someone who was born and raised in Detroit, I liked the commercial and the message.

Don't know how old you are but I spent quite a few nights at Harpos and the Red Rooster for the boat races. Almost forgot the Soup Kitchen downtown. WOW...memories, or maybe lack of them!!!!

 

[daytonprowler]

From the Detroit News:

Chrysler Super Bowl ad creates a buzz | detnews.com | The Detroit News

 

[Viperless]

Made the NBC Nightly News today.

 

[Mopar Boy]

From the Detroit News:

Chrysler Super Bowl ad creates a buzz | detnews.com | The Detroit News

A 2 min spot during the super bowl cost a big pretty penny.

But if they stop and look at just how much free ads they are currently getting due to the expensive one, it still works out amazingly well!

 

[V10SpeedLuvr]

A 2 min spot during the super bowl cost a big pretty penny.

They were $3 million per 30 secs, so a 2 min commercial=roughly the value of 1 red Viper

 

[bmw2nv2000]

They were $3 million per 30 secs, so a 2 min commercial=roughly the value of 1 red Viper

OMG so they spent 12 million on one commercial. Is there really a payback for that short of advertisment for that amount of money? I mean you got to sell alot of cars to pay for one commercial.

 

[V10SpeedLuvr]

OMG so they spent 12 million on one commercial. Is there really a payback for that short of advertisment for that amount of money? I mean you got to sell alot of cars to pay for one commercial.

Well, I just read this article and Marchionne says they spent less than $9 million on it. Maybe for 2 min commericals, Fox and the NFL cut discounts?

Eminem touts Chrysler 200 in Super Bowl ad | Detroit Free Press | freep.com

 

[Andrew/USPWR]

I loved it up until m&n came up doing his little disgruntled punk act. How much is that little brat worth these days? He's way to wimpy looking to always be acting like some badazz. IMO

Sorry, maybe it's just me but whenever I see that little punk pouting, I just want to punch him in the face and I'm from Detroit.

Great commercial up until him though. IMO

 

[Camfab]

I love this country, and I support Detroit.

 

[daytonprowler]

Out of the 20 Super Bowl automobile commercials, Chrysler Imported from Detroit is holding a solid second according to an Autoblog poll. VW's The Force is first so far, and it was pretty funny.

Poll: Which car commercial won the Super Bowl? — Autoblog

 

[George Farris]

I would put Chrysler ad first and the Bridgestone/****** ad second.

But, maybe I just like beavers .....

 

[Camfab]

I also like the Audi ad, with the old guys in jail. Very funny indeed Winthorp.

My all time favorite superbowl ad is the 2005 Ford GT ad, absolutely captures the soul, and the photography is the awesome. My second favorite is the GM robot ad, brilliant idea that touches your heart.

 

[Lee00blacksilverGTS]

I'm originally from Detroit and I was awed by it!
I watched that new cop show about Chicago Code tonight and the closing line was "Chicago was leveled by fire and came back and built the most beautiful skyline in the world, Chicago is a city that knows how to punch back."
That line brought that commercial about Detroit right to mind and Chrysler seems to be leading the way in Detroit.
And you can VOTE in the link above.

 

[cfiiman]

I loved it up until m&n came up doing his little disgruntled punk act. How much is that little brat worth these days? He's way to wimpy looking to always be acting like some badazz. IMO

Sorry, maybe it's just me but whenever I see that little punk pouting, I just want to punch him in the face and I'm from Detroit.

Great commercial up until him though. IMO

Yeah, I'm wondering what the logic was going with him? Just seems like he is not the best choice as far as a spokesperson for anything accept $hitty rap

 

[PaViper]

Yeah, I'm wondering what the logic was going with him? Just seems like he is not the best choice as far as a spokesperson for anything accept $hitty rap

Because he is from Detroit and started life with no future

 

[PaViper]

Out of the 20 Super Bowl automobile commercials, Chrysler Imported from Detroit is holding a solid second according to an Autoblog poll. VW's The Force is first so far, and it was pretty funny.

Poll: Which car commercial won the Super Bowl? — Autoblog

Voted

 

[QUICKSRT10/SRT8]

I thought it was the best

 

[witz323]

Where was Kid Rock in that ad? Eminem was good, but a little Rock would have been great. Afterall, he is the American Bad @$$.

 

[Kevan]

Where was Kid Rock in that ad? Eminem was good, but a little Rock would have been great. Afterall, he is the American Bad @$$.

6' and 175 soaking wet.
Yeah. I'm sure the WWE is texting him now.

 

[Andrew/USPWR]

Yeah, I'm wondering what the logic was going with him? Just seems like he is not the best choice as far as a spokesperson for anything accept $hitty rap

I didn't mean to sound like a hater. Guess I'm showing my age. Don't care for rap starz.

...In the Bently, be a snob and never act friendly.....

Cypress Hill

 

[Dave Moore]

I loved the commercial and at first was put off when M&M showed up at the end. I am not a fan for sure. But to me his presence was symbolic of the rebirth they are seeking to spur in Detroit. The from nothing to something kind of story; riding high, crashing and then fighting and clawing back. His career was going nowhere until this last album...if you believe what is printed in Rolling Stone.
Smart move by those folks. It is generating positive talk about the brand.