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Looks like a computer mouse to me
I'm getting the vibe at this point that it's not a great design, lol.
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Who was asking
I’m just wondering who woke up and decided “this is where I’m gonna let the dice fall!l Like, who decided this what people want: an unholy marriage of two extremely polarizing car designs? Is it going to unite the people in hating it?
So I just saw this video posted today but it has 125k views. I’ve never seen it before.
Jamie teased this a bit back the traveler looks great in the dark with the all the lights on it
Looks like an actual commercial! Love it!!
Typical for Creedence Clearwater Revival. John does it to everyone that uses their music. At that point it like remove your music from all platforms.
That sucks! Because that was a really good commercial and it was so good. Now it’s a lost soul sitting in a file on someone’s computer
So I know someone posted this earlier today but while watching the SM Rival commercial I saw this video. I have to say there is a ton of great stuff with this vehicle and as a two-door look the next smaller scout tcould take a lot of this and just Scoutify it since it does look somewhat Scout. This is a great video as thinking and concepts go
The front end looks very scout. Even those headlights have the binoculars shape.
I really don’t see much resemblance other than the sloped sheet metal toward the rear, but that’s about it. The shoulders are totally different. The mirrors aren’t even close. The fender flares aren’t the same. The door handles are missing in the rear and totally different on the front. I really don’t see it.
We were watching it again and ironically my wife said the exact same words-it hadn’t even dawned on me because I was just watching the commercial but funny how intelligent people figured it out
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