JarHed said:
What's the big deal?! People just have too much time on their hands!
Here's the article although I don't know where it came from....
Corvette Ad With Young Driver Taken Off Air
POSTED: 12:15 pm EDT August 25, 2004
DETROIT -- General Motors has pulled a Corvette television ad that shows a young boy driving wildly through city streets.
Removal of the ad came after safety advocates complained.
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The 2005 Chevrolet Corvette.
Auto safety groups sent a letter yesterday to GM Chairman and Chief Executive Rick Wagoner protesting the ad and saying it sent a dangerous message.
The ad had been running during the Olympics.
GM spokesman Joe Jacuzzi said the automaker pulled the ad in response to that letter and other consumer feedback.
The ad, titled "A Boy's Dream," features a dream sequence in which a clearly underage boy is shown behind the wheel of a Corvette, making unrealistic maneuvers at high speeds.
Judith Stone is president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety. She signed a letter to Wagoner welcoming GM's decision.
Jacuzzi said the ad never was intended to depict a real-life situation.
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