Hyundai: Himalayas Tibet

Hyundai: Himalayas Tibet

Santafe
Hyundai
Drive your way

Here are the other two executions from the campaign:
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/hyundai_amazon_rainforest
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/hyundai_kalahari_desert

Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Director: Livio Tronchin
Art Director: Jamie Mietz
Copywriter: Khaya Dlanga

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Comments

Borrowed interest, but VERY conceptual.
I think this can also be a great outdoor/transit poster as well.

Nice.

Nice way to reverse what could've been just another borrowed interest ad.

JDR is always good for ideas.

http://www.reinhardkrug.de/

this camp recoil safare ads but nice

This is awesome.

Well done guys, great idea, great illustration, great art direction.

Nice, although it looks like the car is about to fall from the cliff.

Does no one remember Waldo? Great art direction? Its Waldo.

ok, you can drive your way ... but where is the idea?

yeah...really, what's the idea?

Are you kidding?

it's a great idea. the game 'Wheres Wally?' Remmember? The point was to find Wally. With this car the game gets even harder.

Get it? Got it! good.

I totally dont get it..

Ok.. Car, Waldo with a camera, nice illustration...

and??

i cant believe some of you people....how can you not get this??

You guys don't this ad? Maybe advertising is not for you.

please enlighten..

ok, have you ever looked thru a wheres waldo book? the object is to find waldo...this is a spin-off on that idea. instead of waldo being somewhere within a mass of people he is hidden away in a remote area in the himalayas..but youd never know that if you didnt have this suv to get you there to look.

i suppose the 'drive your way' tag could have been better(then again its best not to spell out an ad)...the concept is amazing.

That is a problem you often face working on international brands...you can't just change their pay off line or adapt it for certain markets, you have to use to the best of your ability. I think this is a good attempt at bringing a rather bland positioning to life.