“Ford’s out Front from a Woman’s Angle”

alexh07 October 12th, 2007

 

One can tell just by reading the title of this article that its purpose is to attack the pathos, or emothion, of a viewer in order to delusion him into purchasing a Ford vehicle. With three different women standing around a Ford car admiring it, the audience can only assume that it is through this wanted attention that should intrigue a man to buy one. Clearly, one should be thinking, “why wouldn’t I buy one if this is how the women react to its exterior?” Though it is good-looking on the outside, this should not fool a person to buy it based on this quality. It is what’s inside that is most important, as corny as that may sound.

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