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19-09-2011, 08:12 AM
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Render unto Caesar
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Not a fan of the ad.
They could have gone a better angle than sinking to this. Ford did also investigate taking government bailout too. I do applaud them for not taking it and it seems to have paid off greatly, the public seem to respect them for it too. I don't see the need for them to scrape the bottom of the barrel with these kind of ads. There is also the fact that Chrysler paid back its loans via the merger with Fiat. Try again Ford.
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Re: Ford ad slams Chrysler, GM bailouts
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