One of the funniest commercials ever! You know that moment in the morning that you simply hate it: you have the most beautiful dream ever, and then is the alarm clock that wakes you up! This is not the case, as for this guy, dream or reality is the same!
Audi of America Inc. will boldly declare its intention to redefine luxury in the automotive segment with its first Super Bowl ad in nearly 20 years, the company said today. The 60-second ad, which was inspired by the Oscar-winning film “The Godfather,” is critical to connecting with luxury vehicle customers. In addition to the creative content associated with the epic film, the ad features prominent placement of the Audi R8, the brand’s first mid-engine sports car. > More
Audi’s Super Bowl ad will be a parody of rivals backed by a Hollywood-size production budget. It will use iconic scene from The Godfather to poke fun, without naming names, at luxury car rivals. > More
Audi’s first Super Bowl spot will use one of the themes, if not scenes, from the classic movie The Godfather. The spot will run during the first quarter of the Super Bowl. The Concept will use the theme of the 1972 movie as new world vs. old world in terms of luxury cars. > More
Porsche is airing a new TV commercial this January during the NFL playoffs. The commercial features the new Cayenne GTS!
The new Cayenne GTS is the latest addition to Porsche’s legacy of performance and race-bred engineering. The GTS transfers Porsche’s six decades of racing experience to the streets. It boasts a lowered suspension and broader stance to match its 405 hp and 21-inch wheels. The powerful, throaty growl of the GTS radiates through the standard sport exhaust, making it a distinct and memorable sound to any car aficionado. Experience the Cayenne’s "Call of the Wild" by watching it’s never seen before commercial below.
Audi has announced that the future R8 Spider will be featured in a 60-second spot on Fox’s broadcast of Super Bowl XLII. Audi wants to keep it all secret until the day will arrive, but is good to know that we have to expect: "We are going to keep our cards close to the vest until Super Bowl day actually arrives, because I think we have a dramatic message." > More
Cadillac has a new pitchman – Bob Dylan. He’s selling Escalades.
Though Dylan is OLD, very old, he’s maintained a certain air of rebellious independence and has a very successful XM radio show, “Theme Time Radio Hour.” XM, of course, is now standard equipment on just about everything GM makes, and so it’s logical to see them using an XM name in their newest campaign to pitch the Escalade.
Starting today, Dylan will be part of an ad campaign which includes not (...) > More
Honda has lagged in hybrid sales behind Toyota, largely because the Honda hybrids are all versions of their standard models, not a unique model, such as the Prius. But, though Honda is said to be working on their own unique appearing hybrid, is fighting back.
They’re calling the Prius – or at least its shape – a “cheese wedge.” They’re doing it in a commercial that apes, in a satirical way, Toyota’s own Prius commercial.
Of course, the “cheese wedge” is winning in the showrooms. So, if Honda is working on a new stand-alone hybrid, whaddaya wanna bet that they’ve got at least one “cheese wedge” in the line?
Mini Cooper use the side of the Messeturm building (almost 260 mts high) to display some ads about the Mini Cooper being showed on the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Really cool...
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Here are two BMW videos, one a commercial, promoting the new M3. Apparently, they are really going to emphasize selling this high-profit car in much greater volume than past M3 models. The promotion is designed to be much more than a halo effect for the rest of the model line.
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