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The Government Employees Insurance Company –you all know it as GEICO- has promoted its business through many quirky television ads that usually encompass the tagline, "15 minutes could save you 15 percent or more on car insurance", and which have starred a number of different characters, ranging from a caveman to an anthropomorphic Day Gecko, and more recently, Maxwell the Pig.
- New Chrysler 300 "the Kings & Queens Of America" Spot Narrated By Got's Peter Dinklage
After the "Imported From Detroit" and "America's Import" campaigns, Chrysler has a new tagline named "Drive Proud" that focuses on the 300 and this is the first spot to hit the air. Read more »...
- Ford Mustang 5.0 Rear-ends Mustang Gt Which Then Crashes Into A Corvette [nsfw]
We know that you might be expecting to hear a deep voice coming from the background saying, "I'm in good hands", but instead what you will be hearing in this video after the crash is a whole lot of "Oh's" and an assortment...
- Judge Sacks Case Against U.s. Government Over The Wreck Of A Ferrari F50 By Fbi Agent
The "you break it, you buy/pay for it" rule may be true for you and me, but not for the U.S. government. Remember the much talked about case of the FBI agent that crashed a rare $750,000 Ferrari F50, which had been stored in a government impound...
- Jeep Announces New Ad Campaign For Italy
Jeep is one of the two mainstream brands within the Fiat Group – Chrysler LLC alliance (the other one being Alfa Romeo) that are destined to play a major global role in the company's growth plans for the future. To mark Jeep's renewed...
- Would You Letting Big Brother Watch Over Your Driving If It Saved You Insurance Money?
There was an interesting question posed in the New York Times today: "Would you let your insurance company electronically monitor your driving if you knew it might result in a discount?" In plain terms, a black box in your car would monitor...
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You Won't Believe Why this GEICO Car Insurance Ad Infuriated One Million Moms
The Government Employees Insurance Company –you all know it as GEICO- has promoted its business through many quirky television ads that usually encompass the tagline, "15 minutes could save you 15 percent or more on car insurance", and which have starred a number of different characters, ranging from a caveman to an anthropomorphic Day Gecko, and more recently, Maxwell the Pig.
Most people perceive the commercials as funny, but one particular ad with Maxwell the Pig has earned the wrath of a Mississippi website named "One Million Moms", run by conservative Christian group American Family Association (AFA).
Read more »- New Chrysler 300 "the Kings & Queens Of America" Spot Narrated By Got's Peter Dinklage
After the "Imported From Detroit" and "America's Import" campaigns, Chrysler has a new tagline named "Drive Proud" that focuses on the 300 and this is the first spot to hit the air. Read more »...
- Ford Mustang 5.0 Rear-ends Mustang Gt Which Then Crashes Into A Corvette [nsfw]
We know that you might be expecting to hear a deep voice coming from the background saying, "I'm in good hands", but instead what you will be hearing in this video after the crash is a whole lot of "Oh's" and an assortment...
- Judge Sacks Case Against U.s. Government Over The Wreck Of A Ferrari F50 By Fbi Agent
The "you break it, you buy/pay for it" rule may be true for you and me, but not for the U.S. government. Remember the much talked about case of the FBI agent that crashed a rare $750,000 Ferrari F50, which had been stored in a government impound...
- Jeep Announces New Ad Campaign For Italy
Jeep is one of the two mainstream brands within the Fiat Group – Chrysler LLC alliance (the other one being Alfa Romeo) that are destined to play a major global role in the company's growth plans for the future. To mark Jeep's renewed...
- Would You Letting Big Brother Watch Over Your Driving If It Saved You Insurance Money?
There was an interesting question posed in the New York Times today: "Would you let your insurance company electronically monitor your driving if you knew it might result in a discount?" In plain terms, a black box in your car would monitor...