i never owned a ranger i got a 90 t-bird, 300/6, 77 ford granada, dont be jelious just kno that im the man

 

I think that answers my question.

You are the man!

 

The worst one I remember was,

"Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet".

Jim

 

hey i've driven in chev, toyota, fords and worked on em. built ford tough stands strong and true!

 

forget the slogan, how about ford using Mike Rowe to say the slogan, that definately had to increase sales...hes popular as hell, especially with the crowd that buys f-150-f-350 and s. dutys

 

oh man using mike rowe was a smart move on fords part, if u watch dirty jobs they show his f-150 in every new episode and its always hauling/towing something. the last episode i seen he was using a small sledge hammer and pounding a oyster on his tailgate and then he says "man thats one tuff truck"

 

Very well put....

 

New show on Discovery channel called (SmashLabs) and they use a F-350 Crew Cab in there shows...

 

nice i meant to check that show out

 

"THE BEST NEVER REST" I havent heard that in quite a while, my 86 F150 has mud flaps on it that say that.

Personally my favorite is "Like A Rock". I think chevy put alot of thought into that one, it fits their trucks perfectly, LIKE A ROCK on the side of the road

 

I bet that song made Bob Seger a lot of money over the years anyway.

The last one I remember for Toyota is "I love what you do for me, Toyota!"

I have no idea what they use now.

Nissan has that stupid "Shift_" whatever thing that I never got.

 

No offense to the musician, but I like Mike Rowe more than Toby Keith (remember his deal with Ford?). Rowe just seems more of down-to-Earth, not quite so rich guy...which isn't completely true, but he gives the image.

I always wanted to see a Nissan ad that said "Shift_And It Will Go Faster"

 

I agree. To me Mike Rowe is a much better spokesperson than Toby Keith is. When did Chevy change to American Revolution and start playing the song "This is my Country" ever commercial? I don't think it was that long ago but times going faster these days.

 

I thought the new slogan for SD was BOLD MOVES.

 

Is anybody offended by the similarity of the solid steel plac that Toyota is using following a comercial for the new Tundra and the one that Ford has been dropping following a comercial for their trucks? Hmmmmm!