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M$4 Answers
Since the ad says that at age 20 he applied to Princeton... to be the Dean. And later performed heart surgery... with a ballpoint pen. Among other things. :)
I guess the idea of the ad is to say: "It's normal and ok to be nervous about buying a car, however amazing you are at other things".
http://tvadsview.com/david-abernathy-in-carscom-commercial-super-bowl-2009/
http://theinspirationroom.com/daily/2009/carscom-david-abernathy-in-lifetime-of-confidence/
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M$
The message is that david is born confident but when it comes to buying a car he’s like the rest of us, and you would visit cars.com
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M$http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/David-Abernathy/47203233646?sid=ab7d116b38ab04cf92fb4268db52130d&ref;=s
http://www.top-buzz.net/2009/02/david-abernathy-super-bowl-xliii-ads-carscom-david-abernathy/
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M$every challenge and opportunity life presented him, with great success.
Whether it was successfully negotiating a later bedtime at three years
old, or performing open-heart surgery, in a crowded opera house, with a
ballpoint pen. Despite all his confidence he always uses Cars.com when
buying a new car. The ad closes with Cars.com’s tagline, “Confidence
Comes Standard.”
http://www.top-buzz.net/2009/02/david-abernathy-super-bowl-xliii-ads-carscom-david-abernathy/
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M$
Btw, there's a real life person called Ralph David Abernathy.
He was a black civil rights leader, and friend of Martin Luther King. So definitely not the young white guy in the ad!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Abernathy
http://tech.spreadit.org/david-abernathycarscom-david-abernathy/
Phillpy is so wrong... "Ralph" didn't do anything that the ad says.