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Subscribe to this threadChrysler: Dr. Z is here to stay
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Fabulo @ Aug 17th 2006 5:09PM
I think Dr Z is cool. It's his writers that suck. The guy has all needed to be funny: out of this world moustache and out of this country's accent.
Maybe they should have dressed him like the VW jetta prejudice police dude, leather shorts, suspenders and green felt hat w/feathers.
In any case, commercials don't sell cars. They remind you of the existence of the brand. As long as you remember the Chrysler group, you are good.
Also, I guess I don't watch enough TV to actually be bothered by Dr Z.