The ad, narrated by Bryan Cranston, starts off purporting to be a commercial for a new “Men's Only Edition” Ford Explorer. As the Explorer whips around mountain curves and cityscapes, we learn what the “Men's Only Edition” Ford Explorer lacks: windshield wipers, turn signals, rear-view mirrors, GPS, and the heater.

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Narrator Bryan Cranston Narrator Bryan Cranston then explains the “Ford Explorer Men's Only Edition” is a completely reimagined vehicle without many of the essential features developed by women, including heaters, windshield wipers, turn signals, brake lights, and GPS.

This reimagined version of the classic car advertisement highlights a fictional Ford Explorer that does not have many of the features that every modern car can and should have, such as heaters, windshield wipers, turn signals, brake lights and GPS.

Bob Kolt, a professor of advertising and public relations at Michigan State University, said, the popular "Built Ford Tough" slogan is always debatable, but pride is personal and emotional. "Ford wants more than a sale, they want an engaging relationship with generations of customers.

Fortunately for Ford, the "Men's Only" Ford Explorer SUV is not real and is not actually for sale, but the women-led innovations you use every day now come mostly standard on the real Explorer you can buy.

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Ford has a long running support of the LGBTQ+ community. Its Pride network has existed for almost 30 years now.

This reimagined version of the classic car advertisement highlights a fictional Ford Explorer that does not have many of the features that every modern car can and should have, such as heaters, windshield wipers, turn signals, brake lights and GPS.

DETROIT (KFOR) – As women were celebrated across the globe for International Women's Day, Ford decided to honor women by releasing a 'men's only car. ' “For the first time ever, we've completely re-imagined the automobile,” the advertisement begins.

Ford's satirical Women's Day ad touts a 'car for men' with no blinkers, windshield wipers, or heaters. Much of the modern automobile was built by women. Ford's latest ad campaign proves it.

Our Truth: Built Ford Tough We accept challenges and overcome them with confidence, courage, and optimism. We put the world on wheels, embracing disruption to evolve. We are resilient and in it for the long haul.