Bikini models plus Scion iQ doing donuts plus spilled milk all over bikini models equals one viral car ad custom-made for controversy. It's also the entire plot of Scion's "Babes + Donuts" ad that aired last week on the carmaker's YouTube channel, before mysteriously disappearing. The other three related ads -- all featuring guys -- some, like the ladies, similarly non-attired -- remain up, and Scion hasn't said why the sexually suggestive ad was pulled. Perhaps it's because YouTube powerhouse Philip DeFranco called the ad out for being sleazy? Or that pulling the ad makes it even more taboo?

it's like a bad 80's hair band video.
but i digress...and apparently so do the marketing morons of the world!
wow.

Originally Posted by: 4PackGirl 

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Originally Posted by: alharrisdude31 

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Originally Posted by: alharrisdude31 

I'd prefer to buy American cars to keep American workers employed, but gotta admit, I'd rather see that ad more than any other car ad I've seen recently.

Now, are they really bimbos? Who's the idiot, one of them who's making probably $20k for being in that ad (taking a day to shoot) or me sitting here at work getting carpal tunnel? I think it's the latter. If I looked like that, I'd do that ad.

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer 

I'd prefer to buy American cars to keep American workers employed, but gotta admit, I'd rather see that ad more than any other car ad I've seen recently.

Now, are they really bimbos? Who's the idiot, one of them who's making probably $20k for being in that ad (taking a day to shoot) or me sitting here at work getting carpal tunnel? I think it's the latter. If I looked like that, I'd do that ad.

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer 

I'd prefer to buy American cars to keep American workers employed.....

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer 

Made in America: Which Car Creates the Most Jobs?

Is the car assembled here?

Toyota: Yes, it takes more than 6,000 American workers to build the Camrys we buy.
Ford: Yes, it takes 2,250 workers to build the Escape.

How much of the car contains U.S. parts?

Toyota Camry: 80 percent.
Ford Escape: 65 percent.

How many cars were sold in a given year?

Toyota Camry: The most popular seller, 328,000 were sold last year.
Ford Escape: Just under 200,000 were sold in 2010.

The U.S. brand that creates the most American jobs?
The Ford Escape, which creates 13 assembly line jobs for every 100 cars sold, based on 2010 sales figures and company supplied information on how many workers actually man the assembly lines.

That is good, but doesn't top the Kentucky-built Toyota, which creates almost 20 U.S.-based manufacturing jobs for every 100 cars sold.......





Made in America: Which Car Creates the Most Jobs? 

So, Ford over Toyota.....you might want to rethink that logic....

Originally Posted by: vikesrule