GOOD posted this amazing commercial for the Nissan all-electric LEAF vehicle that’s really moving.
The company shows a traveling polar bear thanking a driver for his life-saving change to go all-electric. Check out the ad above.
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now everything have to be green and ecologist, bloody lies, i hate when big brands use animals and talk about the climate change to make us feel sorry or guilty about them, when really not one get a shit about it
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Is the LEAF anything like the Prius? A marketing scheme that fails to do anything for the environment?
For those unaware…the Prius is horrible for the environment. Sure it gets decent milage (Last I checked a diesel gets better milage), but the parts it’s made from destroy the environment more than the production of a similar car with a diesel engine.
Environment Fail.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/20/AR2009062001523.html
Wouldn’t the bear be really hungry after that long trek and just eat the man?