The Ten Worst Transportation Social Media Fails
Dropping the F-bomb, calling everybody dumb or spamming your Facebook feed? You name it, and these companies will deliver.
10.) Bentley's hashtags
If there was ever any doubt about which is the classy one out of the Rolls-Royce/Bentley duo, those hashtags on auto show Bentleys got rid of it without a trace.
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9.) Buick's Facebook Riviera
Social media accounts should only be managed by people who actually know the brand as well. A lesson learnt the hard way at GM.
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8.) Meet the BMW Challenger
Ladies and gentlemen, not even a Dodge fan! GM and Chrysler people clearly go to the same bars.
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7.) The 'Camry Effect'
The 'Camry Effect' is basically when you piss off customers by sending out a bunch of stupid, spammish tweets blabbing about the benefits of beige.
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6.) The Chevy Volt Dance
5.) Holley leaving manifolds everywhere
What can happen to iPhone prototypes doesn't necessarily work with massive cast metal parts left in a cafe.
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4.) Smart calling everybody dumb
Basically, calling everybody without a Smart dumb.
You know who was the dumb one all that time? Smart.
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3.) Qantas choosing the wrong moment
2.) Jeep getting hacked hard
It took them more than a day to sort out. That's still better than GM of course.
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1.) Chrysler fucking Detroit
"I find it ironic that Detroit is known as the#motorcity and yet no one here knows how to fucking drive".
We found it ironic too.
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