I saw this on Lenny about Jeeps. I asked someone sitting in a new Jeep if she got ads when she came to a stop and she said no. So now I wonder if there is something about the trim level or something. She said it was 1 year old. Maybe this just started.
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They could also just be A/B testing shit to see how much backlash they get.
This offends me to the core. Stellantis has made my shit list, and I will never purchase any product they are involved in. EVER !
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I sometimes wonder if my current car will be my last new car. My car has some tracking that I can supposedly disable, so I understand the appeal of classic cars more. I might have to pick up a mint condition early 2000s car for my midlife crisis.
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Just make a list of advertisers who actually advertise in these, and actively avoid & shame them. It is fair that they try new things out, but the problem is, when the consumers accept them.
Before starting the engine please watch this 30 second unskippable ad
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Probably for bail bondsmen
Well let's just wait for the next "hacarthon" and see who can play DOOM on the pop-up first.
They picked some good frogs to test this on