DUB's PimpStar Beats LED Wheels In Hokey Advertising

By Jen

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You’ll surely remember the LED Wheels that Rob blogged from SEMA. As it turns out, DUB’s got a similar product in the pipeline, but MHT’s hilariously earnest homemade-looking promo video for the rims is notably lacking in finesse. PimpStars will help you pick up chicks, the ad suggests, by allowing you to scrawl kindergartenish MS Paint-style messageswhile you’re driving, the narrator emphasizesand then broadcasting them from your wheels to random women in convertibles. What a great idea! Even smarter than texting while drivingand we all know how well that works out. Thanks to Neil for the tip!

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Posted at 12:26 am in Cool Products, DUB's, Jen Dunnaway, LED Wheels, SEMA

Comments

bart
Dec 8, 2008 at 1:30 am

they seem to have this product for sale for a few years now, but some reason I’ve yet to see them anywhere but the internet……. scam scam scam ssssssssscccccaaaaaammmmmm!!!!!!!! and super lame ad campaign! whoever sends these guys their money is a fool soon parted indeed. lol

kap0w
Jan 9, 2008 at 4:21 pm

Can the cops issue a ticket to Dub for aiding and abetting some serious reckless driving? I know they love saying you don’t have to stop, but even someone who might SMS from behind the wheel is going to have a hard time reprogramming their rims while moving at freeway speed!

Jenna
Jan 9, 2008 at 6:32 am

Now those are gay

Evan
Jan 8, 2008 at 5:57 am

Pretty cool, but what a distraction and they’d never last a winter in canada.

GUTIEREZ
Jan 8, 2008 at 4:51 am

LOL. A girl driving a Ferrari is not even going to look at guy driving an Escalede with some light up wheels.

NeilG
Jan 8, 2008 at 4:23 am

And they’re ‘only’ $16K for a set of 26′s… I think I could find something better to spend that money on.

Ted
Jan 8, 2008 at 3:19 am

I’ll be perfectly honest about this. I love ‘em and want a set (as long as the rims work with the car’s appearance).
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I know, it’s tacky. I just can’t help it, they’re cool.
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but I won’t get a set because by the time my priorities would allow me to get a set, they’ll be somewhat commonplace.