Clueless Jeep Commercial About Heated Seats And Polar Bears

Jeep Commercial VideoJeep wins the Stupidist Commercial award for this commercial with a polar bear. The guy drives up in the snow and stops his jeep. He gets out and scoops up some snow into a pan and then gets back in the jeep. He sets the pan on the passenger seat and waits for the snow to melt. At this point he gets out and pours the water on the jeep logo at the back of the car because it is iced over and a polar bear is breathing on it. Now what kind of stupid commercial is that? You want me to buy your jeep because it has heated seats? Does anyone care about heated seats more than other features in a care like oh say crash tests and miles per gallon? Idiots.

View the stupid jeep commercial below or click on over and view it on the original site.

Source: YouTube.com

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Posted 1/17/2006 5:30:00 PM by Cellulaer
Jeep haters unite!
 
Posted 1/17/2006 8:07:00 AM by Richard Weed
Around here, everyone loves it. Cellulaer is the idiot.
 
Posted 12/4/2005 11:05:00 PM by Joyce
only in canada??? LMAO
 
Posted 11/30/2005 1:16:00 PM by Mitch J
I agree with Cole....Before you rag on Jeep, Theres a lot more "stupider" one's out there that are much worse.
Honda, Toyota, (yea ok....survives a meteor hit)
Mitch
 
Posted 11/5/2005 7:30:00 AM by cole m.
You missed the point! The bear's tongue is frozen stuck on the Jeep! He poured water on it to unfreeze it! I thought it was pretty funny!
 

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