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In all seriousness, Ford’s aluminum body idea sounds good in
theory, but wouldn’t you feel safer driving a machine made of aluminum’s
stronger older brother, Steel? If you think like us, you’d go with the 2015 Chevy
Silverado made of steel over the 2015 Ford F-150 made of aluminum, and Chevy
did a great job of representing the differences between these two designs
through two hilarious ads that appeared online.
The first ad shows real people in materials testing facility
where they are asked to examine the durability of two cages, one made of steel
and the other of aluminum. After briefly analyzing and comparing the strength
of the cages to each other, a 700-pound grizzly bear is released into the
facility and the participants are told they’d better pick a cage for
protection. Can you guess which cage they chose before being shown a 2015 Chevy
Silverado built with steel?
The second ad is more lighthearted, but still gets to the
core of the aluminum design issue. Chevy had a handful of comic book fanatics
come out to give their opinions on a superhero named Almighty Aluminum Man that
they created for a hypothetical movie. It’s a huge joke Chevy uses to allude to
Ford’s aluminum truck design, and the comic book lovers don’t hold back their
criticism of Almighty Aluminum Man’s weak aluminum design either.
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