FIRST ON FOX — Comedian Nate Bargatze, the Tennessee native and dad who has made a name for himself with his clean-cut, family-friendly comedy, is stressing relatability, simplicity and trust as he moves into a new realm. He's the average guy who doesn't know it all — and freely admits he needs help. Bargatze says in a new ad, "Look, I don’t know how to take care of my truck.But the technicians at Ford Service — they do."NATE BARGATZE REVEALS FAMILY-FOCUSED VISION BEHIND $350M NASHVILLE THEME PARK AHEAD OF HIS FIRST MOVIE RELEASE The Ford Motor Company on Monday announced Bargatze as the face of a new "Real Parts.
Real Pros.Real Easy" customer service campaign."I haven't really done a lot of stuff like this," the comedian told Fox News Digital in a recent on-camera interview.Comedian Nate Bargatze admits he's not a car guy — which is exactly why Ford wanted him for its new campaign.
(Ford Motor Company)He said that when Ford asked him about being involved, "I was super excited.I'm a big Ford [fan].
I have a Ford Bronco.I love Ford — it's an iconic company.
They've been around for a long time."He said everyone wants "people they can rely on" — and "I think Ford's done the best at it.And especially with their service business, I think they're doing a great job.
It's an iconic brand that's also evolving and moving forward."His car "gets fixed a lot easier when they come to your house."Bargatze said he likes that the company is making the servicing of cars "simple for you, and they use all real Ford parts....
The pros are trained by Ford." NATE BARGATZE TAKES CLEAN COMEDY TO BIG SCREEN WITH ‘THE BREADWINNER’ He said his Ford Bronco "gets fixed a lot easier when they come to your house."The campaign is leaning into his relatable humor to make vehicle service feel less intimidating, the Dearborn, Michigan-based company said — while highlighting its parts, factory-trained technicians and convenient-to-consumer service options.For the average ...