I don't think they can actually void your warrenty for such a thing anyway.
check with Ford, I remember reading up about it a while ago and I don't think they can do anything about it.
Also stop bitching about an actually decent ad from ford.
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I don't think they can actually void your warrenty for such a thing anyway.
check with Ford, I remember reading up about it a while ago and I don't think they can do anything about it.
Also stop bitching about an actually decent ad from ford.
I don't think he was bitching, just commenting on how Ford is using something that voids warranties in their ads.
I don't think he was bitching, just commenting on how Ford is using something that voids warranties in their ads.
yes but comments like this are the reason we can't show people punting cars around on the road like lunatics on TV.
The car is sitting on the track then it goes **poof** I'd imagine making your car disappear in to thin air is more likly to void your warrenty than parking it on a race track.
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yes but comments like this are the reason we can't show people punting cars around on the road like lunatics on TV.
Not exactly, there were laws brought in on that to try and discourage people to emulate their heroes. Remember that ad where the guy in the Green VY SS was tearing up the driveway dodging all the toys? That got canned cos it was thought it gave a bad impression of unsafe driving.
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