Look up more often.
Advertising Agency: Neogama/BBH, São Paulo, Brazil
Executive Creative Director: Alexandre Gama
Creative Directors: Márcio Ribas
Art Director: Márcio Ribas
Copywriter: Isabella Paulelli
Digital Retouch: Alessandra Perez
Published: April 2008
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good one. finally, a car you can drive indoors. only a genius could have figured this one out. i am sure, there will be traffic signals and speed breakers and zebra crossing 1 metre apart in every location featured in the campaign.
agreed
smart for a product, just not this one
you have to admit that maybe the car has not only the feature to be a car to drive indoors, but it also allows you to enter to old buildings in it... ha ha ha ha ha, i mean, that's the purpose of taking a look up, right...
Damn... maybe they thought the sky was already very done in this kind of ads.
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Do not drive your stupid car into our beautiful Scheepvaarthuis! This is one of the most stunning buildings in Amsterdam. Hm. You people should watch the road more often.
nice i like it
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"Drive indoors more often"
I'm sorry, but that's what I get from this campaign.
Love the architecture by the way... need to visit Amsterdam sometimes.
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This is good. Nice approach.
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Pretty good approach.
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The only problem is that interiors and cars don't mix.
PS: does somebody's garage look like this?! Mine is concrete. I don't want to look at concrete.
This being indoors makes no sense at all. It's just an excuse to use the pretty picture.
It's been done before, better and funnier:
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/volkswagen_monkey