subject: Staten Island Ls Hybrid: Technology So Impressive It Must Be Protected [print this page] Lets do some gratuitous violenceLets do some gratuitous violence. Its his famous line from the Boondock Saints II. Im talking about Norman Reedus, the man who was the face of pop-culture for a generation of Ireland-loving cult film fans. Unfortunately, the guy wasnt smart enough to turn down the sequel. Ill be honest and take into account the fact that it seems like the guy hasnt really had any work over the past several years, not since the first Boondock Saints at least. But youre about to see his face again, possibly on posters hung at your Central NJ Lexus dealer, and its for something quite different than Boondock Saintsin theory. Its for a green action movie meant to sell Lexus and the Lexus brand to a more cutting edge audience.
Yes, you heard me right. This summer, were going to get a look at the darker side of green in the blockbuster film, Lexus Dark Ride, a movie meant to market the brand new CT200h to a younger, hipper crowd and really sell the pants off of it. Staten Island LS hybrid drivers likely havent ever taken part in any high-speed chases, but there is always the possibility, or at least the chance to live vicariously through the actors in this movie. You wont even have to try very hard because the main character of the movie is YOU. Its at least an original concept that Central NJ Lexus dealers should be able to hang their hats on.
Heres the situation. There is an opposition group (aptly and vaguely named the opposition group) out to steal your hybrid technology. This, of course, enrages Staten Island LS hybrid drivers, and its up to you to stop it. You need to get to Los Angeles by dawn, riding the whipping coattails of your sleek ride (the Lexus CT200h, of course thats the point of the movie, right?). Tony, Mr. Reedus himself, is the driver they enlisted to get you to your destination. Only hes about as smooth as his character in the original Boondock Saints and tends to bungle things a bit. So, its your job to act as navigator and to make sure you keep Tony on target. Exciting stuff, right? Central NJ Lexus dealers seem to think so and highly anticipate the movies opening.
Regardless of how the movie actually turns out, our entertainment-starved culture is sure to eat up this marketing ploy. Riding some of the hype of the green movement, Lexus should be able to turn the release of the coming CT200h into gold in the coming months. Id be pretty surprised if the brand didnt have a good run on the CT200h, at least. Staten Island LS hybrid dealers are confident that the cars coming launch will be a big hit among traditional buyers and younger, hipper and richer buyers, a market that doesnt get a lot of attention because, well, there arent that many rich young people. Seems pretty clear cut to me, but who knows. Action seems to appeal to the young and old alike.
