Audi mocks Chrysler ad; Eminem is PISSSSSSSED!

I just stumbled upon this ad on youtube in the suggested videos and boy, did the comments give me a good LOL' from the American car fanboys. Isn't Chrysler Italian btw?! Apparrently too, Eminem is suing, but I see no reason why he will win as they just used a cover of his song "Lose Yourself" :P

Chrysler is American where did you get Italian from and feminem needs to hush his mouth Bucked20

Uh, what? How did that rip Chrysler a new one? :?

Uh, what? How did that rip Chrysler a new one? :?

Pirate700

edit: oh, and the new 300 totally ripped off of Audi's day time LEDs, this is probably payback for that :P

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Uh, what? How did that rip Chrysler a new one? :?

-RocBoys9489-

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]Chrysler is American where did you get Italian from and feminem needs to hush his mouth -RocBoys9489-

I haven't even commented on the car yet either, that is easily the nicest station wagon I have ever seen, but I'd still never buy it lol.-RocBoys9489-

What exactly is the point of this thread? Seems like you're just needlessly going off on Chrylser for no reason. No offense.

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]Chrysler is American where did you get Italian from and feminem needs to hush his mouth -RocBoys9489-

[QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"]I haven't even commented on the car yet either, that is easily the nicest station wagon I have ever seen, but I'd still never buy it lol.Pirate700

What exactly is the point of this thread? Seems like you're just needlessly going off on Chrylser for no reason. No offense.

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What exactly is the point of this thread? Seems like you're just needlessly going off on Chrylser for no reason. No offense.

-RocBoys9489-

It's not controversial at all...

I have nothing to add other than that the commercial was terrible.

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What exactly is the point of this thread? Seems like you're just needlessly going off on Chrylser for no reason. No offense.

Pirate700

It's not controversial at all...

[QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

What exactly is the point of this thread? Seems like you're just needlessly going off on Chrylser for no reason. No offense.

Pirate700

It's not controversial at all...

it looks and sounds fan made. Where an official article on this?

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[QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"] This is a very controversial-viral commercial and deserves to be seen by more people, I'm just giving my opinion on it like anything else on this forum ;) While I've seen Chevy and Ford take HUGE steps forward, all I've seen Chrysler do it take steps sideways honestly (aside from the Jeep brand).-RocBoys9489-

It's not controversial at all...

Also Eminem's label is supposedly suing Audi, so that in itself is very controversial wouldn't you say:|

Audi copies a competitors commercial and they are ripping them a new one? Did I miss something here? HoolaHoopMan

[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]Audi copies a competitors commercial and they are ripping them a new one? Did I miss something here? -RocBoys9489-

Each country has their own marketing team. The Chrysler commercial was shown in the U.S. and the Audi commercial was clearly from Germany. So who knows what the marketing team of germany was thinking, perhaps you are right.

[QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"][QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]Audi copies a competitors commercial and they are ripping them a new one? Did I miss something here? Meat_Wad_Fan

Each country has their own marketing team. The Chrysler commercial was shown in the U.S. and the Audi commercial was clearly from Germany. So who knows what the marketing team of germany was thinking, perhaps you are right.

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I'll stick to Cadillac and even Lincoln; CTS-V ooooohhhhh mmmmmmmmmmmm yessss lol.

Jaysonguy

So you like garbage vehicles?

Cadillac? Is it 1970 when that build was competitive? lol

...Chrysler...italian....that's why their new slogan is "imported from Detroit". Must be the famous Detroit in Italyhockeyjunkie28

yes, and Budweiser is Belgian, but that doesnt make it any different. Same ol' crap, made in the US

Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

Chrysler's ownership is split between Fiat, United Auto Workers (an American labor union) and the government of Canada. Calling it Italian is a stretch. Using that logic you could call Vauxhall and Opel American cars, since both are owned by General Motors.

[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]Audi copies a competitors commercial and they are ripping them a new one? Did I miss something here? -RocBoys9489-

You are looking way too much into this.

Why is this such a big deal?

Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

sonicare

[QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"][QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]Audi copies a competitors commercial and they are ripping them a new one? Did I miss something here? Pirate700

You are looking way too much into this.

...Chrysler...italian....that's why their new slogan is "imported from Detroit". Must be the famous Detroit in Italyhockeyjunkie28

Just because it's owned from a company from another nation doesn't mean all the manufacturing and revenue go to that other company...Jaguar is owned by an Indian company, but nobody calls it an Indian car. Another example is Lamborghini, who is owned by Audi, who themselves are owned by Volkswagen AG.

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I'll stick to Cadillac and even Lincoln; CTS-V ooooohhhhh mmmmmmmmmmmm yessss lol.

Jaysonguy

So you like garbage vehicles?

Cadillac? Is it 1970 when that build was competitive? lol

Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

sonicare

Well, GM, Ford, and Chrystler took 1,2,3 in last months car sales in the US, so we must be scaring them a bit :P

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Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

taj7575

Well, GM, Ford, and Chrystler took 1,2,3 in last months car sales in the US, so we must be scaring them a bit :P

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[QUOTE="sonicare"]

Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

Pirate700

Well, GM, Ford, and Chrystler took 1,2,3 in last months car sales in the US, so we must be scaring them a bit :P

Their new marketing campaign is genius, alongside the fact that their cars really are improving. The Chrystler 200 and 300 are fantastic cars, and again, along with that advertising campaign (which, from living in Michigan, I personally know it literally had people feeling emotional) have really improved that company.

By the way, dealing with the video, IMO it was a pretty silly advertisement. The Chrystler ads actually are somewhat relevent and deal with the rebuilding of a once great city, while this advertisement...Deals with a rich guy in an Audi, who is driving to his....fencing match?

[QUOTE="sonicare"]

Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

taj7575

Well, GM, Ford, and Chrystler took 1,2,3 in last months car sales in the US, so we must be scaring them a bit :P

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[QUOTE="taj7575"]

Well, GM, Ford, and Chrystler took 1,2,3 in last months car sales in the US, so we must be scaring them a bit :P

taj7575

Their new marketing campaign is genius, alongside the fact that their cars really are improving. The Chrystler 200 and 300 are fantastic cars, and again, along with that advertising campaign (which, from living in Michigan, I personally know it literally had people feeling emotional) have really improved that company.

By the way, dealing with the video, IMO it was a pretty silly advertisement. The Chrystler ads actually are somewhat relevent and deal with the rebuilding of a once great city, while this advertisement...Deals with a rich guy in an Audi, who is driving to his....fencing match?

taj7575

[QUOTE="hockeyjunkie28"]...Chrysler...italian....that's why their new slogan is "imported from Detroit". Must be the famous Detroit in Italytaj7575

Just because it's owned from a company from another nation doesn't mean all the manufacturing and revenue go to that other company...Jaguar is owned by an Indian company, but nobody calls it an Indian car. Another example is Lamborghini, who is owned by Audi, who themselves are owned by Volkswagen AG.

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[QUOTE="sonicare"]

Well, you don't spend money and time mocking someone that doesn't concern you.

-RocBoys9489-

Well, GM, Ford, and Chrystler took 1,2,3 in last months car sales in the US, so we must be scaring them a bit :P

Yeah, Ford and Chevy will always be the standouts in the American market, especially Ford, who can easily sell their cars with no problems throughout the whole world (GM can too, but not with the popular reception of Ford, who has consistently been making great cars).

Well with GM, it's an overall combination, but dealing with Chrystler, I don't know if that's dealing with all of the Chrystler group or just Chrystler individually.

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[QUOTE="hockeyjunkie28"]...Chrysler...italian....that's why their new slogan is "imported from Detroit". Must be the famous Detroit in Italyhockeyjunkie28

Just because it's owned from a company from another nation doesn't mean all the manufacturing and revenue go to that other company...Jaguar is owned by an Indian company, but nobody calls it an Indian car. Another example is Lamborghini, who is owned by Audi, who themselves are owned by Volkswagen AG.

Ohh, my sarcasm meter was turned off, and I didn't see your other post, sorry :P

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"] and its more than just Chrysler there is dodge and jeep. jeep is quiet popular and dodge has done well with minivans and the challenger and charger which are always bought up and tricked out (hood vehicles) as is the 300. xbox360isgr8t

[QUOTE="taj7575"]

By the way, dealing with the video, IMO it was a pretty silly advertisement. The Chrystler ads actually are somewhat relevent and deal with the rebuilding of a once great city, while this advertisement...Deals with a rich guy in an Audi, who is driving to his....fencing match?

-RocBoys9489-

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[QUOTE="taj7575"] Yeah I agree with you on the rest of Chrystler group too. Jeep and Dodge are definitely improving a lot (I like the new Jeeps a lot). [QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"]

[QUOTE="taj7575"]

By the way, dealing with the video, IMO it was a pretty silly advertisement. The Chrystler ads actually are somewhat relevent and deal with the rebuilding of a once great city, while this advertisement...Deals with a rich guy in an Audi, who is driving to his....fencing match?

taj7575

Have you seen their new video that promotes Team Audi at Le Mans this year? It is really good actually

-RocBoys9489-

I love the Audi racecars, they make fantastic ones. Dealing with normal civilian cars though, that's the problem.

[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]Audi copies a competitors commercial and they are ripping them a new one? Did I miss something here? -RocBoys9489-

Bolded: That's exactly what they did.

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I'll stick to Cadillac and even Lincoln; CTS-V ooooohhhhh mmmmmmmmmmmm yessss lol.

-RocBoys9489-

So you like garbage vehicles?

Cadillac? Is it 1970 when that build was competitive? lol

Yeah and if the asking price for them was in the 18-24k range they wouldn't be comic relief

Sad thing is that they expect that crapbox to compete with real high end cars lol