The ad shows a group of men who have survived an world-destroying apocalypse, as supposedly predicted by an ancient Mayan calendar, because they all owned Chevrolet Silverado trucks. One asks about the fate of one of their friends.
"Dave didn't own the longest lasting, most dependable truck on the road," another man tells him. "Dave bought a Ford."
Ford is objecting to the inference that the Chevrolet Silverado is "the longest lasting, most dependable truck on the road."
"What's important is that Ford is proud to be the best-selling truck in America for 35 years, the best-selling vehicle for 30 years and the only brand with more trucks on the road with more than 250,000 miles -- demonstrating just how durable our trucks are in the real world," Ford said in a statement.
For its part, GM isn't backing down.
"We stand by our claims in the commercial, that the Silverado is the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickup on the road," said Joel Ewanick, GM Global Chief Marketing Officer in a statement."
"In the meantime, people who are really worried about the Mayan calendar coming true should buy a Silverado right away." Ewanick added.
Ford is objecting to the inference that the Chevrolet Silverado is "the longest lasting, most dependable truck on the road."
"What's important is that Ford is proud to be the best-selling truck in America for 35 years, the best-selling vehicle for 30 years and the only brand with more trucks on the road with more than 250,000 miles -- demonstrating just how durable our trucks are in the real world," Ford said in a statement.
For its part, GM isn't backing down.
"We stand by our claims in the commercial, that the Silverado is the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickup on the road," said Joel Ewanick, GM Global Chief Marketing Officer in a statement."
"In the meantime, people who are really worried about the Mayan calendar coming true should buy a Silverado right away." Ewanick added.
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