What's Wrong With This Picture: I'm Just Not Sure That Was Even Correct At The Time The Banner Was Printed Edition

Jack Baruth
by Jack Baruth

TTAC contributor-by-virtue-of-being-related-to-a-contributor “Bark M.” is in New York this week, without his new Boss 302, and sends this shot taken through the dealership window at Manhattan Jeep-Chrysler-Dodge.

Imagine, for just one moment, if you can, the suspension of disbelief required to conceive, design, and print such a banner. Then imagine how much more would be required to actually hang such a banner in a functioning dealership. It makes O’Brien’s belief that he could “float off the flooor like a soap bubble” seem like a hard-bitten devotion to reality.

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  • "scarey" "scarey" on Jul 12, 2012

    Maybe they are both getting Hemis for 2013.

  • Mnm4ever Mnm4ever on Jul 12, 2012

    Am I the only one who thinks Bark M should turn off the instagram on his iPhone before taking any more pics?

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    • Mnm4ever Mnm4ever on Jul 13, 2012

      @Jack Baruth If it was MY brother, I would just belittle and taunt him until he stopped... :)

  • David C. Holzman David C. Holzman on Jul 12, 2012

    That was actually designed at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine by one of their researchers, who happens to be a car guy, as an emetic. It didn't work very well (it did work for some people, but not for anyone who didn't know what a Caliber looks like), and the researcher's kid, who goes to the same private high school as the son of the guy who owns the dealership, actually managed to sell it to his classmate for $45.

  • David C. Holzman David C. Holzman on Jul 12, 2012

    >>>Imagine, for just one moment, if you can, the suspension of disbelief required to conceive, design, and print such a banner I thought the Caliber's suspension was a suspension of disbelief.

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