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Jim

Inspiring commercial, but I'm wondering....who's the market for this car? Many Chryslers target the 40+ crowd...and most of them could care less about Eminem (or even know who he is). Hope it turns out to be a good car...Detroit has had 40+ years to get it right. Back then, Honda gave us the Civic...Toyota gave us the Corolla, while Ford gave us the Pinto, and GM provided the Vega. "Imported from Detroit"?? Is Detroit now a (Third World) country?

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DownriverDem

Why is it no matter what happens, is going on, was done well for all to see there will be the negative nasties? Our lack of history will do us in. Without the unions there would be no middle class. Guess why the repubs are able to destroy our country in the name of money and greed? There are not strong unions throughout the land! Anti union folks have no clue as to what it all means. They think they are stronger by acting for themselves. That is how corps were able to use folks big time including kids. If not for the unions you would have no sick time, vacation time, health insurance and safety standards. I do not understand the haters. All I can do it call them ignorant. They know not what they speak!

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Notbailout

GM & Chrysler took loans from the Fed when the banks failed. It is not bailout. they are repaying the loans. Only the banks took the bailout.

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kal albert

point is... too many critic wanna be losers seem to want to dis american cars. Sure nuff. Guess I don't like whatever it is your state makes and is dependent on. Stop kicking Detroit...the hate is not a particularily good side dish with your grilled mahi. buy local, buy state, by country. If you've checked it all out, and those of you who pontificate about "I had a bad car" wahhhhh. Wake up and take a legitimate look. Detroit is making great vehicles. My Ford MKS is off the charts and yes...I've driven the others Different...not better.

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norm

I agree will Bill. Incredible commercial. It was not just about the product, it was about pride, humanity, love of ones own city and the people you live with. It was moving, inspiring and I stopped in my tracks once I recognized what was happening. Kudos to Eminem for taking such a courageous and remarkable statement about a once great city trying to reinvent itself.