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I can't believe that is their selling point. I just want to slap the advertising director of Kia. Not only does it not make sense, but is down right annoying; makes me want to turn the channel on any channel that would promote those ads.
I can't believe that is their selling point. I just want to slap the advertising director of Kia. Not only does it not make sense, but is down right annoying; makes me want to turn the channel on any channel that would promote those ads.
well those ads aren't targeted to you. They are targeted towards a younger demographic, 16-25 year old males. Those ads are also extremely successful and have won Clio™ awards.
I can't believe that is their selling point. I just want to slap the advertising director of Kia. Not only does it not make sense, but is down right annoying; makes me want to turn the channel on any channel that would promote those ads.
Are you in the market for a Kia? Did not think so...Most likely the target audience gets the hampsters...Go figure....
well those ads aren't targeted to you. They are targeted towards a younger demographic, 16-25 year old males. Those ads are also extremely successful and have won Clio™ awards.
I would say 16-25 males & females.
But I totally agree. Completely different market.
And also totally agree this should be a standard feature on any car above $20k. Exactly how much extra can it cost to make an already electrically powered window go all the way up or down, by pulling or pressing the button that controls it.. just a little bit harder.
Last edited by Daekwan06; Apr 16, 2013 at 01:45 PM.
And also totally agree this should be a standard feature on any car above $20k. Exactly how much extra can it cost to make an already electrically powered window go all the way up or down, by pulling or pressing the button that controls it.. just a little bit harder.
I would think it would be more cost effective to have it as a standard feature opposed to the manufacturer having to produce speparate parts if it was an option.
well those ads aren't targeted to you. They are targeted towards a younger demographic, 16-25 year old males. Those ads are also extremely successful and have won Clio™ awards.
Usually I would agree with that, but I am 28. And those commercials have been out for a while.
Also, I find it hard to believe that those cars are only for that age group. Its like saying the honda civic is for only highschool and recent college grads.
Just because I don't like the commercial doesn't mean the car is bad. Not that I would ever buy one.
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