We’ve stressed many times on our blog to our readers to wear seatbelts regardless of the vehicle speed or the type of road or seating location. By doing this, we’ve understood the only possible method of getting everyone to wear their seatbelts is by running thought provoking campaigns in the media. Here’s one such which is very unique and will help lower the message deep inside our heads.
Honda in Australia has released its ‘Imagination’ TV ad employing 1.4 million virtual ‘mega bloks‘.
Sydney-based ad agency 303 estimated the Jazz can fit 1,469,333 Bloks. Using both real and virtual building plastic blocks, the creative team portrays how anything can fit into the Jazz – the message of cabin space and comfort is brought out this way.
The campaign promotes the ‘magic seats’ function of Honda’s Jazz model, which allows passengers to flexibly arrange the seats to make extra luggage area.
Watch how computer graphics is used to transform the Bloks into a giant dog, submarine and octopus.
Imagination – Something Honda’s Indian wing did way too much while finalizing the Jazz’s price list.
The TVS Apache RTR 180’s TV advertisement isn’t anywhere near to what Bajaj does with its bikes on film. But TVS’s latest attempt is stronger than anything else seen before, it is far better than Hero Honda’s blunt and pointless films that make us switch channels or go to sleep.
This video shows what went into making the new Apache’s commercial, right from the sets in Australia.
Forgive us for the lack of any posts yesterday on the Suzuki Splash/Ritz. We actually forgot about it completely. But here it is. A nice sound track and lovely picturization. Enjoy the international Suzuki Splash TV Commercial.
The newest TV commercial from Bajaj on its DTSi technology is easily the most exciting we’ve seen from Bajaj. Purely inspired by the hollywood movie Transformers, this Ad is directed perfectly to stand just ahead of the one with centred around just the engine and gearbox coming together to form the bike.
Bajaj has not kept its word on the 6-months-6-bikes promise, but churns out interesting Ad after another without making any fuss at all.
My friends find Prison Break, the perfect substitute for sleep and food. They download episodes through the night and watch them through the day. They even watch the same episodes over and over again.
The star of the popular TV show Prison Break, Wentworth Miller with his arrogant looks has been cast by Chevrolet on the latest Chinese TV Commercial of the Cruze. Wentworth was also in China to promote the Chevrolet Cruze at the Shanghai Auto show opening yesterday.
The advert has a racy sound track, Wentworth’s voice melts into it giving the Prison Break feel to it. Just like any other action-based car commercial, black SUVs, chase scenes and sexy voices are plenty.
But at the end of it, I don’t know what they mean or convey through this ad. Do you?
Most of the recent Mahindra TV advertisements have reached audience through Indian Autos Blog before finding its way into the TV set in your home.
The latest of the Mahindra Xylo ads are here as well, a day before they are on the T.V. They bring out the ‘Flatbed’ feature and the ‘Dining’ capability in the Xylo. Enjoy, and let us know your feedback.
The TV advertisement of the Mahindra Scorpio facelift you see above will hit your favorite TV Channels tomorrow. Mahindra, just like the Xylo Advertisement we showed you earlier, decided to air it first on blogs like ours.
Mahindra has sent us an email with the video of Xylo’s upcoming TV Commercial. They add that the shoot was completed a few days back and the same will be aired from tomorrow on various TV channels.
Let’s face it: most of the time, the last thing you really want to be reading about is car insurance. Oh, sure, you know you need it – who doesn’t? – but your existing company is probably giving you a great deal, right? Well, possibly, but what if you buy a new car, and want to compare options? What if you buy a new motorcycle and your existing insurer only covers cars? Where do you turn? We recommend CarInsuranceList.com.