This lucky pucker won a Dakota

We couldn’t resist using the word “pucker” like that. For heaven’s sake, Dodge used it in their press release causing at least one double take and recitation out-loud for a more dramatic effect. But we digress from the story we didn’t even start yet. At the Chicago Auto Show on Valentine’s Day, Dodge picked 8 random contestants to plant their lips on a new Dakota and who ever was the last one making out with the truck could take it home for a more intimate affair. Joseph Cervantez lasted seven hours and 43 minutes. Dodge also donated $1,000 for each hour of the contest to the American Heart Association. He not only took home the truck but a good story to tell his relationship therapist in a few years.

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We couldn’t resist using the word “pucker” like that. For heaven’s sake, Dodge used it in their press release
causing at least one double take and recitation out-loud for a more dramatic effect. But we digress from the story we
didn’t even start yet. At the Chicago Auto Show on Valentine’s Day, Dodge picked 8 random contestants to plant their
lips on a new Dakota and who ever was the last one making out with the truck could take it home for a more intimate
affair. Joseph Cervantez lasted seven hours and 43 minutes. Dodge also donated $1,000 for each hour of the contest to
the American Heart Association. He not only took home the truck but a good story to tell his relationship therapist in
a few years.