Clean Charlie Sheen FIAT's Superbowl Ad - Part II?

An excellent part II....

Here is the original ad that ran over the superbowl....

Fiat USA has some new marketing gurus from the looks of things, because their latest commercial is worth a million times more than any Jennifer Loper booty shaking and singing. Again, the Fiat ad campaign focuses on the hottest car they’ve got right now, the Abarth version of the little cinquecento.

The 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth was revealed last year as a US model. It’s got a tuned 1.4-liter turbo that puts out 160 horsepower, a lower and stiffer suspention, twin exhaust tips that roar like a sportscar’s and a cool body kit.During this year’s Super Bowl, the 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth created quite a stir with a commercial that featured the sexy Romanian model Catrinel Menghia, whispering Italian provocation in the ear of a hapless passerby.

The services of the beautiful Catrinel were once again needed for a commercial, but this time she’s not the main protagonist. The commercial centers around Charly Sheen, as he is hooning about in the hallways of his deluxe home.

With the help of a friend who specializes in celebrity news and gossip, we can interpret the plot of this ad. You see, before Sheen was dropped from ‘Two and a Half Men’, CBS and Warner Bros tried forcing him to go into a form of ‘house arrest’ and stay off drogs. Hence the name “Clean Sheen”.

We just hope that the beautiful Catrinel knows better than to mix with bad boys like him in her real life... for her sake.

Source;
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/2012-fiat-500-abarth-commercial-clean-charlie-sheen-catrinel-menghia-video-43051.html

Chevy Silverado "2012" | Super Bowl XLVI Ads | Chevrolet Commercial

Ha! Hilarious! I see that Ford is up in arms over the claims in this ad, take it easy, it's meant to be funny. Wow.

Ford sent a letter to NBC requesting the ad not run in the game. It also sent a letter to Chevy asking the automaker to pull the ad from the game, its websites and its Youtube channel. "Ford demands that Chevrolet immediately cease and desist from making any unsubstantiated and disparaging claims regarding Ford's pickup trucks." The letter warned Ford could take further actions. "If Chevrolet does not comply with the above terms prior to the start of the Super Bowl, then Ford will take all appropriate steps to enforce and protect its reputation."