Humor: The squatchiest car commercial ever

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Just when I thought I had seen everything, I came across this advertisement for Berlin City Auto Group. Located in the north east USA, they decided to make an auto commercial with Bigfoot in it, just like the insurance companies did with the cave man.

The catch phrase for bringing the sandman into the same plot as the automotive buying experience is "car buying fun doesn't exist... But hey! They said I didn't exist either!" This has got the squatchiest car commercial ever.

Some people might find this commercial annoying, but have you ever watched a typical car commercial? They suck. It's usually some old guy hawking a product with a bunch of balloons and loud stickers with a lot of exclamation marks. It refreshing that someone would think out of the box and be willing to take a risk.

Nice work Berlin City.


Here's another commercial:

Douglas Tait as the scared Sasquatch

Comments

  1. AnonymousMonday, October 17, 2011 at 9:06:00 PM PDT

    Very funny, the Bigfoot had another commercial as Bigfoot done by Jeep. It is also very funny. I wonder if this guy just gets calls to play Bigfoot.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3shD7faPtLc

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  2. Jolandi KerstetterMonday, October 24, 2011 at 8:32:00 AM PDT

    LOL @ "the bigfoot paparazzi"!! HAHAHA! The idea is very clever. The comparison between both of their existence is good. They even had aliens in their ads before, right? Hmm. I wonder how people reacted to these commercials. A lot of people will definitely talk about them!

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