The second of three spots in the advertising campaign for the newly facelifted Chrysler 300 continues the 'Imported from Detroit' tagline and features Ndamukong Suh who is an NFL "Rookie of the Year" defensive lineman for the Detroit Lions. In the new campaign Chrysler is attempting to deliver stories of people who it believes possess a capacity for hard work. Carrying the theme launched during the Super Bowl's "Born of Fire" commercial, each individual featured in this campaign has a direct link to Detroit and shares the spirit of the city. "The individuals in these commercials represent more than success stories," thinks Olivier François, President and CEO, Chrysler Brand and Lead Executive, Marketing, Chrysler Group, "They represent a brand of determination that Detroit has come to stand for. These are true stories of people who worked hard and are now able to enjoy the luxury they deserve; and luxury feels better earned. These three individuals define the target customer for the all-new 2011 Chrysler 300."
Ndamukong Suh -- Homecoming
Ndamukong Suh is the all-pro, NFL "Rookie of the Year" defensive lineman for the Detroit Lions. After playing football in college, he was a highly regarded professional prospect and selected second overall in the NFL draft. Suh has become one of the most talked about defensive players in the NFL and his play on the field has quickly made him the next sports icon in Detroit. Suh was born to a Jamaican mother and a Cameroonian father. In "Homecoming," Suh proudly drives through his rainy hometown of Portland, Ore., in his new 2011 Chrysler 300, retracing his humble beginnings. As he drives, we see brief glimpses of his childhood room with pictures and a collection of sports trophies from his youth are shown. As Suh pulls up to his parent's home, his mother emerges from the house and greets him with a hug and a kiss.
don't liek the front end. nice on the inside tho.
campyre 1 month ago
Chrysler doesn't give a damn about Detroit. It's just an advertising gimmick to them. Same thing with Ford and all the patriotism in their commercials. As soon as the patriotism dollar makes them less money than outsourcing factories, Ford will outsource factories. There's no reason to believe that these businesses or any business for that matter actually cares. I would be much more interested if the commercial just explained why its product is objectively better than the competition.
mf91007 5 months ago
I really like this video,and the meaning for what it stands for. Pride and respect. If I could afford it I would buy it., but I will buy it when I find a used one.
I never owned a new car before. So I will wait. Sweet commercial.
markslawnmowerworld 8 months ago 2
If I haven't new it all fall apart after 50,000 miles on clock I could get it. As for Detroit people you better fix your neighbourhood instead of wasting money for a fancy cars.
zipacna1980 8 months ago
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mread61999 9 months ago
What song is this playing
carlosrolling 9 months ago
What song Is this?
chancedinger55 9 months ago
the only design that's unbeatable.. 300c.. that aggressive look, wow.. :)
Tissaka 9 months ago
the geto boys "g code"
JPOZEdotcom 9 months ago 2
whats this song?
MitchellMcMullin 9 months ago