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Description: When it comes to Facebook, automakers know a thing or two about how to interact with fans. Many car companies show teasers of new models via Facebook, with Ford going so far as to debut the new Explor...
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Description: Ford solicited its Facebook fanbase when trying to come up with a name for its Mustang V6 Performance Package. A total of 1.4 million fans were eligible to vote, with the winning name came from Jeremy...
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@ E.P. haha yeah, the winning name should've been the "weak ass mustang edition" mustang.
You guys are joking right? A performance package doesent have to be looks. My guess is it's power, brake and suspension upgrades.
No way that's the Mayhem... No way... Well, the PR circus won't be in town over this design. Way to be safe, apologetic, middle-of-the-road, and utterly uninspiring.
Look at the creativity in that. Must have taken years to come up with that design
Description: Aston Martin decided to let their fans build a custom model once they reach 1 million "likes." The company let the fans build the entire car, letting them choose the model, interior and exte...
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Its the fans fault not Astons. Oh wait... I guess it is Aston's fault for letting them.
The white grill makes it look like an ugly cat fish. Never thought u could make such a beautiful car look like an ugly fish.
I'm all kinds of conflicted about this paint job. I just don't like the origins of the lines, it looks like the car is drooling. Perhaps if they came to a point? I dunno... Cool idea though.
Description: Nissan decided to interact with its Facebook fans in a big way by letting them design a 370Z track car. The company solicited opinions from its fans, sourcing mods such as a GReddy twin-turbocharged s...
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These car designs are proof that Facebook is full of little kids...all the designs lack maturity and sophistication....the stock 370z's body looks so much better
Description: Ford's Rally team gave Facebook fans the chance to choose the roof livery for its Fiesta RS WRC. Fans could go onto the company's page and vote by "liking" a design. The winning de...
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Description: Citroen turned to its sizable amount of UK Facebook fans for help designing the C1 Connexion. After 24,000 votes, it was decided that the car would be a three-door hatch, and that it would have a Cald...
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