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Okay, bare with me here. Big Ford logo pops on screen, with a black background. It fades out the logo, as the black fades into asphalt on the highway; we also hear distant sirens. It pans up and zooms in to reveal the front of a white Bronco. The driver has a striking resemblance to OJ, but nothing could be proven. Then we notice the 30 CHP cars behind him. It goes to the inside of the cab, where we get to look from the driver's perspective, revealing the wheel and gauge cluster. The driver turns his head left and right, revealing the interior and maybe a gun in an open glove box. Cuts back to front perspective of the grille. We see the driver look over his head at the cops, knowing that he's caught. The driver looks her concerned, up until this point, where he smiles. He then makes a hard turn, off into the dust, revealing the side of the Bronco. Driver tears off across a dirt road(probably gonna get a raptoresque suspension so they make some money off that expensive design) and just dusts the cops. You get a portion of the rear end, but the dust is so thick, that we can't see what's going on. It fades out, then back in, as though time had just passed and the Bronco is rolling to a stop. The dust settles to reveal the Bronco name on the tailgate and revealing the only part we hadn't seen thus far. It fades out to black, where we see the MSRP(starting and equipped) and then the EPA numbers and all that jazz. Just when you thought it was over, it shows the guy dreaming about being caught; though it seems that they got him, he then wakes up, tips his hat back, only to reveal he's sitting down in Mexico, Bronco parked right behind him. Bronco name, under a Ford badge comes across screen once more. All this could be quite fast paced as well. The Bronco died because Ford wasn't willing to have their vehicle associated with that negative publicity. Instead, Ford should have released a limited edition in 96, and only one year. It would've been an all white Bronco that was available in one trim, OJ! They should'e turned the negative publicity into a running joke. I could've bought so many more Broncos by now! Embrace that publicity and use it to fuel sales. I'm more than pumped to buy myself Bronco number 4 in a couple of years. Starting to save some $$$ already.
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