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Subscribe to this threadTagline shuffle: "Bold Moves" out, "Ford. Drive One" in
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Joe Blow @ Mar 19th 2008 8:16AM
New Slogan "Ford, We Don't Listen to our Customers"
Xcountryflyer @ Mar 19th 2008 12:16PM
"We're desperate, drive one."
Tool @ Mar 19th 2008 1:57PM
Please, please . . . please Drive One.
My bonus depends on it.
Seriously, it's not a bad tag line. If you take the time to read the WSJ article, "Drive One" is meant to be like Nike's "Just Do It".
So in that light, it makes some sense. Now Ford just has to stick with it for more than 12 months and drive it forward.