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BMW: Frog

BMW: Frog
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That's why we don't have front wheel drives.

Agency: TBWA, Istanbul

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Guest's picture

great art direction. too bad the message is flawed.

ivan's picture

I think the message is that there is a very good reason why all animals in nature evolved in a way that their rear legs are the ones that give power. I think it's very compelling and it does make me rethink my preference of front wheel drive even though I don't have any factual evidence to support it.

Wea's picture

Really love it! It was there, so close, and I didn't see it! F---K!!!!

lauren's picture

I really like it. My car has front wheel drive, and sometimes it's a pain to drive through the snow.

Guest's picture

i understand the message as it relates to nature but factually front-wheeled controled cars are safer and more efficient thus the amount of front-wheel drive cars versus rear-wheel drive cars.

Merryl's picture

Sorry but that campaign sucks! Here is a great example of just trying to be interesting. Actually front wheel cars are better... You may ask it to everyone in automotive bussiness...

jasonjchang's picture 130 pencils

merrly i agree with you... the photoshop and overall art direction is great.. they actually made the 4 legged frog look really real. But the edge is wrong.. its not the right edge for BMW. And if darwin was right that frog might be mighty fast :-p.

-jason

Pat Flannery's picture 44 pencils

What a great bit of branding. Get a laugh, differentiate your product and make the competition look like mutant frogs.

Lord Philip's picture

Marvels ad, its communicating very good with car lovers and the automotive market

brm's picture

duh...what about gorrilas?

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