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And you guys are right, she's hot not because she is unrealistic but because she looks more normal than some waifish model. The only down-side to the ad is that I don't pay attention to the cars, I just watch her.
Okay, I'll stop drooling.
-juice
BTW, for those of you who have seen the commercial, anybody recognize the house with the garage?
Now they have one where a guy goes on a first date with a hottie, and when he touches her car, the same thing happens. She says, "Not on a first date".
My wife saw the ad and asked me about the Maxima. It's funny, because I've shown her the car in person and she hated it, refused to even test drive one. Now suddenly she was interested, asked if it was truly that sporty.
Very effective ads.
-juice
It starts off with a family of bears coming back from vacation to their "trendy" house to find it all disheveled much in the same way the children's story we all know goes. Then they all rush outside to the 3-car garage to see if their cars are still in place. "Papa Bear" opens the garage door to see his H1 still there and breathes a sigh of relief. "Mama Bear" opens to find her H2 still in place, and breathes a sigh of relief as well. But when "Baby Bear" opens up and sees his new H3 missing, he hangs his head in shame and sadness, and pushes away any help to cheer him up.
Then we see a blonde woman driving along in what must be "Baby Bear's" H3, with the tagline: "The H3--It's Just Right."
At first I thought it was the bears from the Charmin toilet paper ads come to life, but I guess it wasn't. This ad, like toilet paper, deserves to be flushed down the toilet.
It's selling briskly, though.
-juice
Seems to be a gimmick that works, though. I'm seeing them (H3s) more and more around my neck of the woods, too.
What else could they focus on? Least power in its class? No 6 available? Slowest? Least efficient?
-juice
I just wonder what goes through the minds of their purchasers...can they really be thinking this SUV makes them appear as powerful and tough outdoorsmen? Almost from the beginning, these vehicles were the subject of late-night television jokes... :confuse:
GM is working on a V8 and a diesel for that vehicle, however. Then they can use images of Godzilla.
-juice
I know Chevy dealerships are pretty outdated, but I didn't realize you could literally step back in time by entering one...
What did it get the "Good Houskeeping" seal of approval or something?
Honda uses the song "Galang" by artist M.I.A. in their new Civic coupe ads, the one with the car bouncing off the top of buildings.
The funny part is the lyrics of the song mention BMW more than a few times.
-juice
Yeah that is silly.
I guess the idea is that owners are outdoorsy. They should focus on the capabilities of the car, not the owner.
-juice
I like the new zuki, much more polished than the outgoing model. Makes a decent alternative to the CRV and RAV4 although I've never driven one. But isn't it based on the Chevy Cheapuinox?
It's more like the Grand Cherokee in its design. They even offer a low range.
That's why I thought they should focus on what the vehicle can do, not its owners.
-juice
It is completely mesmerizing, and beautiful, and suspenseful, and ABSOLUTELY made me want to go out and buy a Jag !! Too bad they don't have a hybrid or I probably would be shopping today.
Wait til you see it - it's completely AWESOME !! Beautiful people, beautiful cars, great cinematography, a hypnotic narrator. It's really something special - probably the most moving and effective car commercial I have EVER seen.
There's a brilliant advertising executive somewhere that's gonna make a lot of money from this commercial.
Here's a link to a press release that talks more about how important Jag thinks this campaign will be for them:
http://www.theautochannel.com/news/.../11/145241.html
Here's a story that gives more details about the TV commercial itself:
http://www.autoweek.com/news.cms?newsId=103343
I swear, it's as if Jaguar knows it has to be one slot beneath Aston Martin. Perhaps their new tag line should be "almost as beautiful as Aston Martin".
-juice
If I see that dog (what looks like a German Shepherd) holding that Photo-chopped award in it's mouth one more time...
Crab and Platypus are funny...
-juice
I wonder if Suzuki 4x4's are still on the Consumer Reports Deathwish List.
A friend of mine audtioned for a new HumVee H3 ad....which sucks! A regular UPS guy walks into the Hummer HQ office and is looking for someone. The whole office is full of giants {top halves are off screen} walking past him. One of them looks down at him as he hands over the package. The giant puts his hands on his hips and goes 'Hmmm,'..fade to black....show H3 logo.
Uh huh...wot a gem.
Let us kneel at the alter of conspicuous consumption!
Please, warn me first so I can go get my barf bag.
Besides, how do we know the successful business women aren't buying them for their slacker/drunk/useless husbands? :P
I wish mine would. LOL
-juice
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-juice
Back to bad ads: the Toyota truck ad where everything under the sun falls into the bed and the thing drives away unscathed is the latest in Toyota's dumb truck ad series. Not as bad as the meteor strike one, but close.
Plus, why is it that all Suzuki Grand
ViagraVitara ads seem to run at about 20 decibels louder than the program they are sponsoring? I would never buy a Suzuki anyway, but their ads would clinch it for me if I was on the fence, they are that dumb, especially the cliff-diving businessman one.2017 Cadillac ATS Performance Premium 3.6
Woman finds a Brown Teddy bear then proceeds to wash her car with it, slam it between her StownGO seats a few times, Slam on her brakes with the bear underneath (Road rash) and then rip out a button giving it one eye. ???
Shoot to the next scene, little girl gets out of school Mom says, "Hey, guess what I found today". Girl lifts up the S n G compartment and finds the dirty, grimey destroyed bear and is ecstatic.
Um... :confuse: OK
Strange. :confuse:
-juice