Unacceptable add from Nissan

[AJ]

Love my Nissan Frontier.

I've been beating the shit out of it for 196,000 miles and it just keeps going.

The only major thing I've done was replace the valve cover gasket a few hundred miles ago.

It's still on it's original clutch and pretty much everything else. 

I should probably upgrade the shocks, but that's about it...

196k & original almost everything?!?   

[The Bacon Junkie]

Well, tires get changed when the cords show through.

Oil gets changed when I remember to do it...

I had to get a new key made, because the original got worn out... 

[junior varsity]

My pops has a frontier, I replaced the starter awhile back ans that's been te only thing. Similar mileage.

[NorDog]

I had a Frontier.  I sold it after 7 1/2 years and about 106,000 miles.  I only had to change tires and the battery, once each.

[polivo]

Absolutely horrendous commercial.  I, as an adult, know that this commercial will have absolutley no effect on other adults. What worries me, is what someone mentioned earlier in this thread.  The target audience for this car is within an age range who are addicted to game consoles and likely games like gta. etc.  Its hard enough to just exists on the highways. Now, ive got to consider if im dealing with some kid who is amped up on the "video" and wants to test out how cool and fast his car is while approaching a bike.

[Kev M]

Absolutely horrendous commercial.  I, as an adult, know that this commercial will have absolutley no effect on other adults. What worries me, is what someone mentioned earlier in this thread.  The target audience for this car is within an age range who are addicted to game consoles and likely games like gta. etc.  Its hard enough to just exists on the highways. Now, ive got to consider if im dealing with some kid who is amped up on the "video" and wants to test out how cool and fast his car is while approaching a bike.

FWIW, I don't think this ad is ever going to air in the US. It read that it did in Canada, but the Canadian version of the AMA made so much noise that it was pulled.