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TheCrossfirekid 10-11-2005 12:48 AM

mitsubishi raider commercial
 
has anyone seen the new commercial for the raider (truck)? It's pretty funny. truck kind of looks cool in a way too.

Aero Blue 10-11-2005 03:46 PM

Re: mitsubishi raider commercial
 
I like when the other truck (Nissan) springs a leak from being scared! Why don't the domestics have funny as* commercials like that???

TheCrossfirekid 10-11-2005 11:45 PM

Re: mitsubishi raider commercial
 
yeah, that's my favorite part, it's like when i pull up to a civic with a fart can. :) that's some smart marketing, and that hill that it went up looked pretty steep (or it was good use of camera angle work). I'm glad someone knew what i was talking about though.

juddz 10-12-2005 01:04 PM

Re: mitsubishi raider commercial
 
Everyone knows that a Raider is the SAME THING as a new Dodge Dakota, right? It looks a little different, but it is nearly identical under the skin. It's even built on the same line in Warren, Michigan.

The Dakotas have always been great trucks, so expect good things. My only disappointment in the latest and greatest Dakota (which I drove recently) was a sensation that the roof was too low. Headroom is not a problem, but I expect the view out the front to be much less constricted in a truck. Instead, the rearview mirror location and thick windshield pillars made me feel as though I was driving a jacked up Sebring convertible. I would rather have a Ram 1500 with a Hemi in it, but that's just me. IMO, there is not a cooler pickup truck on the market today (except for maybe Dodge's own SRT-10 version of the same truck).


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