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complicated idea
If it's automatic transmission then shouldn't the hand be free now. So what's the foot saying?
Kapil
http://kapsi.blogspot.com
With manual transmission you need your left foot for the clutch. With automatic the foot is free.
The idea isnt coming through !
Karthik M.
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Karthik M.
Sooooo... you have your foot free, so you can put it over your shoulder and smoke with it when you drive? Idea tries too hard. Sorry.
this is smart, if only you can think this way, the world would be full of pleasing ads.
Totaly agree!!!!!!
what a confused creative
think too smart and force...imagine consumer will not straight away gets it and the ad is lost. Too many steps...
? ? i thougt your are supposed to use your left foot
I think the idea of having your foot free is not bad. Only the execution I think, is wrong. Something more interesting could have been thought of for the now free foot.
On a side note,years ago is an ambient ad for a van (I forgot the brand) wherein a sticker is placed on the exterior door of the driver's side where the driver's leg seems like it's hanging out. Same proposition of "now in automatic."
any ad with the foot above the shoulders is a good ad.
"any ad with the foot above the shoulders is a good ad."
whitespace, i hope you could offer more proof with this sweeping statement.
you call this confusing? then you dont know what confusing is?
If anyone who has driven a manual transmission sees this ad for more than 10 seconds, they will get it. It's a great ad... The foot beside the head is so bizarre that it makes you want to try to figure out the ad. I like it.
Kind of dumb. But I drive an automatic, so what do I know.
Oh, and people don't smoke in car ads anymore, didn't you get the memo? They don't even put ashtrays in most cars nowadays.
http://www.dragulescu.com
what an excellent ad. too flipin nice.
Too contrived...it really misses the point. Could have bee
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i don`t get it
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Automatic transmission - so no need to use the left leg for the pedal - so can be used to hold the cigarette.
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what is the f**k is this..??????
I don't know it looks like someone else foot, if it was obviously his it might make more sense. Interesting though
its really complicated execution
Let me think like the consumer, 'this car must be so small there is no legroom at the back.
Well.. its a little complicated for the average consumer, but any one who has a knack for revving the beasts.. and experience with the clutch will get it immediately.. I feel the creativity deserves an applause.
Ansuman
I think it is wrong. Something more interesting could have been thought of for the now free foot.
On a side note,years ago is an ambient ad for a van (I forgot the brand) wherein a sticker is placed on the exterior door of the driver's side where the driver's leg seems like it's hanging out
Strategy Games
Something more interesting could have been thought of for the now free foot.
On a side note,years ago is an ambient ad for a van (I forgot the brand) wherein a sticker is placed on the exterior door of the driver's side where the driver's leg seems like it's hanging out. Strategy Games
If anyone who has driven a manual transmission sees this ad for more than 10 seconds, they will get it. It's a great ad. The foot beside the head is so bizarre that it makes you want to try to figure out the ad. Matt - towerdefense
I think the idea of having your foot free is not bad. Only the execution I think, is wrong. Something more interesting could have been thought of for the now free foot.
towerdefense
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