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I can see Honda and Toyota, but Hyundai, the fastest growing and highly acclaimed auto company? Where have you been for the past three years?
Hyundai was what inspired me to post this. It was pretty funny, I just came back from a conference out of state and I saw that commercial, then I picked up the rental car which happened to be a 2010 Hyundai Elantra. The Elantra was spitting image of the Mediocrity. Gutless, bland, just conventional in every aspect.
BTW, if you get the chance play the flash game on their website. It gave me a good laugh.
Last edited by Lux Hauler; 10-25-2010 at 11:41 PM..
No way, the oriental manufacturers are champions of dullness. Subaru is pretty gutsy to be running this campaign considering all the pieces in the hypothetical Mediocrity came from Subarus of the past. I have been in several extremely "mediocre" Subarus that match this caricature, their own nonetheless!
nah, that car could totally have been the 2011 Chevy Celebrity/Pontiac 6000/Buick Century/Olds Ciera. Just swap out the badges!
Well... thats the point, those cars don't exist anymore. What does still exist are these soulless products from the asians. I am not saying thats wrong its just what they are best at.
well what's left of GM should be grateful to the American taxpayers that they exist anymore at all. But that's a topic for another discussion I suppose.
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