Some car companies produce TV commercials that are targeted at your left brain. They hit you with stats and prices and lots of dry information. Some TV ads cater to entirely to your right brain. They seduce you with music, action and Jill Wagner (what car does she sell again?). And some TV ads try to mix a little bit of both at the same time. And then there are Volkswagen’s ads, which are no-brainers. And I don’t mean that in a good way.
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28-Cars-Later - Oh goody, I love playing “Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego”. Would you happen to be in Brazil at the moment?
wsn - 1) Most of American nations use metric. I am currently writing this reply having my feet on the largest American nation (by size), and metric is official here. 2) TTAC is...
slance66 - I don’t see the comparison with the 3. It’s safe, effective transport for the small family. It fills the role that a Camry, Accord or...
corntrollio - Isn’t the jobless rate for veterans better than the general population? www dot washingtonpost dot com/blogs/on-leadership/wp/...
28-Cars-Later - That’s always been a Jaguar core market.
bball40dtw - The new Navigator will probably be a 2016 model. All aluminium body.
28-Cars-Later - I would add both metric and standard in the future Faisal, they are both valid measurements in different parts of the world.
Quentin - Not surprised Lutz loves the Karma. Oversized wheels, big footprint-small interior, terrible visibility, gaudy styling, lots of...
KixStart - The Range Rover “brand” does not give you anything. It promises that certain things are in the branded item. Aside from a blown V8...
JuniperBug - There are some editing mistakes – repeated words and such – but it was also written by an Indian. Some of the devations are probably just a different...