Additional Seven Inches A Very Big Thing

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While we can’t remember which advertiser recently did this – in fact it might have been from Dodge itself with a version of this very spot – Dodge is now doing the men’s bathroom “that’s big” thing for its new seven inch longer Durango. With the usual “handles great” and “I love the way it looks,” this spot pumps the joke for all it’s worth. After all, seven inches added to even the tiniest…uh…vehicle is a very big thing. Apparently, the ad’s been banned from TV but you can check it out here.

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