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Comedian Nate Bargatze reveals biggest failing as car owner in unlikely new role

Known for his family-friendly comedy, Nate Bargatze has teamed up with the Ford Motor Company on a new car business campaign. Fox News Digital spoke with him about his humor.


Comedian Nate Bargatze reveals biggest failing as car owner in unlikely new role

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."

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.

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."

He said his Ford Bronco "gets fixed a lot easier when they come to your house."

He said things in today's world have been "sped up, and it's been speeding up more and more. So I think people want to take a breath, they want to take a step back. Not everything needs to be so polarizing. Things can still be just simpler, and I've seen that with the tour that I go on."

He does not include politics in his stand-up routines. 

"You know, it's a ton of people [just] coming out, and they get to have fun, and they get to laugh ... and I want to be there for them."

That's the parallel he sees with Ford, he said. 

"It fits! Ford has their parts. So when you buy a Ford car, it's not complicated. You have it [all] from one place. The people that are making it - they're coming to help fix your car or take care of your car. It is from Ford. So I think it's a big trust issue."

His approach to comedy, he said, is simple and down to earth.

"I make fun of me. I make fun of myself ... and I try not to go outwards."

He added, "I think that's why people can relate to it now. ... And I think stand-up comedy can stand the test of time. It can't get any more authentic than just a person talking to an audience."

Peter Burke of Fox News Digital contributed reporting. 

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