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Drive a Ford and some super hot girls will steal your car? That hardly seems worth it.
Natural Born Ka Drivers?
jjdaddyo :
Much better!
well if that doesn’t perk up sales, nothing will
someone give those poor girls a sandwich please.
NSFW and WTF? is the best descripiton I can come up with.
Yeh that happens all the time…
AHA! -The Truth About Cats, Indeed! :)
You know, Detroit could probably use a few lessons on the importance of beautiful product, btw.
Reminds me of the Bikini Bandits.
Is that supposed to be a parody of natural born killers?
They should hire the team who made that commercial to approve their car designs. At least they know what stirs a consumer right down to their cockles.
So the Ka is for criminals?
There were cars in that commercial?
Totally unrealistic. They would have never needed those guns to rob that place.
Agradeça ao Deus para Ford de Brasil!
Girls just wanna have fun.