Posted on 07/02/2025 1:54:15 PM PDT by Morgana
It was previously reported that Jaguar lagged behind Bud Light. But having thrown moonbattery into overdrive, it soon pulled ahead:
Jaguar sales in Europe plunged a shocking 97.5% following a botched rebrand that included a commercial featuring men in skirts to announce its upcoming pivot toward an all-electric fleet…
The luxury British automaker registered just 49 vehicles in Europe in April, compared with 1,961 vehicles in the same month last year, according to data from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association.
Sales between January and April plummeted 75.1%, with just 2,665 cars sold across the continent.
Don’t expect the company to pull a 180° when it finally manages to get its flagship $200,000 four-door EV into dealerships late in the year.
Who would have guessed that ads like the one below did not inspire people to blow a fortune on a Jaguar?
Electric vehicles and pushily diverse nonbinary creepiness were supposed to be the future. Fortunately, the future social engineers planned for us has been canceled.
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Jaguar’s sales were dropping before its latest Woke ad. I think the ad was a desperate attempt to get attention that went horribly wrong. But it didn’t cause the decline.
Jaguar going for a niche market: millionaire ‘troons
I don’t understand comments like yours. Were Jaguar’s sales declining before the ad? Yes. But when you say “it didn’t cause the decline” in the context of discussing a 97% sales collapse, it’s impossible to perceive that you’re talking about the slight decay of sales begun prior to the new campaign, and not a collapse marked by a major inflection point as the new campaign was released.
I’m a proponent of adding a corrective amount of nuance to a conversation, but your comments seem more like those of a flaming nonbinary ideologue trying to gaslight The View viewers into ignoring the news than someone trying to prevent overselling the case.
Yes it did. No real man would buy a car from them after that ad.
The faggotry was off the scale...
Hold on, never mind; You’re just plain deceitful! I looked it up; there was no decline whatsoever before this. In fact, Jaguar had just had its best quarter in history! Why TH are you spreading lies defending the worst PR gaffe in advertising history?
Companies desperately need to disassociate themselves from these WOKE ad agencies.
You would’ve thought they’d learned their lesson after the Bud Light and Gillette Razor disasters.
My new theory:
The jaguar ad campaign was a Saudi plot to keep Europe rabidly consuming Saudi oil by transforming the image of electric cars from the all-time kings of torque and power into effeminite crap for the vegan-caviar set.
I think I’m joking, but I’m not sure.
They have been attacking men and testosterone for years now. These ads were supposed to be for the “new” man.
Women prefer real men, no matter what feminists tell you.
From one of the most iconic, masculine automobiles of modern era, the XKE, to nondescript sedans and SUVs largely indistinguishable from Hyundais marketed by men in drag.
How far the mighty have fallen!
Smart people tried to tell them, “Nooooooo, don’t do that!” They didn’t listen.
I thought that was David Bowie’s backup group doing a promo for an upcoming tour of the galaxy. First stop would be that bar in Star Wars.
I find it odd there is zero joy on the faces of those oddly dressed actors and actresses.
Shouldn’t there be joy for an ad which features a luxury product?
We have more and more examples happening all around us and we vastly underestimate the money, the connections, and the pervasiveness of homosexuals within our society.
Jaguar has been in the process of retooling their factories for EV production. They shut down production lines and have been relying on existing stock.
One could surmise that Jaguar hired another Harvard “Marketing Guru”
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