In 1998, Rowe was the television spokesperson for Epic Pharmacy, a Baltimore-area association of independent pharmacies.
In 1999, Rowe was the radio spokesperson for Al Edwards Oatmeal, a short lived product sold exclusively in the Tidewater region of Virginia.
Beginning in March 2007, he was featured in several Ford Motor Company F-Series truck commercials, presented in a style similar to Dirty Jobs, including one for Ford Sync.[20][21] In the summer of 2009, he appeared in advertisements for Ford and Lincoln-Mercury vehicles that used the tagline: "Why Ford. Why Now."[22]
In 2008, Rowe became the spokesperson for W. W. Grainger, a Chicago-based Fortune 500 industrial supply company.
In 2010, Rowe appeared in television spots for Motorola iDEN combined radios/mobile phones, explaining that the phones were used "by real people, for real work" as they were used for Dirty Jobs-type applications.
In 2010, Rowe became the official spokesperson for Lee Premium Select Jeans.
On July 26, 2010, Rowe became the spokesperson for Caterpillar. Rowe will work with dealers and customers "to get a real world perspective on their jobs".[23] These interactions will be featured at Cat dealers as well as on the Caterpillar website.
Mike Rowe .
Mike Rowe does the voice overs for a lot of Ford commercials. I'm not sure if he has done any for the F-150, but I think he has.
no. he is the voiceover for ford commercials.
Mike Rowe has voiced numerous projects throughout his career, including commercials, documentaries, and television shows. He is best known for his work on "Dirty Jobs," where he provided narration for the series. While the exact number of voiceovers he has done is not publicly documented, it is estimated to be in the hundreds, given his prolific work in the industry.
Mike Rowe from the show dirty jobs. I think its on discovery.
Mike Rowe of Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs
The voice actor for the Dump commercials is often identified as actor and comedian, Mike Rowe. He is known for his distinctive voice and has voiced various advertisements, including those for Dump. Rowe gained fame for his work on the TV series "Dirty Jobs," which showcased his ability to engage with a wide audience through humor and relatable storytelling.
Ford is Mike Rowe, Dodge is Sam Elliot and Chevy is Tim Allan (aka Tim the tool man Taylor)
Yes, he is now a spokeperson for Ford vehicles
I would say its a Lee
That is Mike Rowe, from Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Rowe
J.K. Simmons is correct but he's not in the State Farm Commerical. He's on the Farmers Insurance Commericals.