Creative Criminals

A maling has been made for Mercedes demonstrating the promptness and simplicity of their windshield repaor services already while opening it. Just open the envelope and pull out the damaged glass.

The Hyundai Veloster, a sports coupe released in 2011, has one door on the driver’s side, and two doors on the other (Left and Right depending on local driving laws). A commercial designed for Dutch television by Amsterdam agency Fitzroy was considered too controversial for airing by the Hyundai board. With Hyundai’s permission the ad is now out there on the internet. A woman has two chances at dealing with Death, one in a standard car, and one in a Hyundai Veloster.

To promote the new Mini convertible these cool inflatables were created. They can be used for all kinds of purposes as you can see after the jump. This is a perfect link between the brand and the summer, people will enjoy and remember it.

The Tiguan is the off-road car of Volkswagen. They want to promote the park assist and the build in camera. How they did it you have to watch for yourself otherwise the great idea is spoiled.

In keeping with smart car’s low impact on the environment, BBDO created low impact billboards. Miniture sized street advertising that celebrates the beauty of being small.

A lovely commercial for the new Volkswagen Touareg. This guy goes to bed every night and wakes up in his car in the morning. The concept is nice but in our opinion the spot is a bit too long, the ending isn’t that great.

Volkswagen and Ogilvy Beijing recently suprised with a very creative campaign. They placed inserts into one of China’s most popular car magazines that were shaped like a steering wheel. They then invited readers to take part in the Scirocco Cup Augmented Reality Challenge. After heading over to sciroccocupchina.com, players could hold up the insert to their webcam and take control of a Scirocco race car, dictating left to right movement on screen by turning the wheel shaped maker.

The highly anticipated follow up video from BMW Canada is just in. Just over two weeks after the BMW 1M vs Concrete Walls video was released they bring us the BMW 1 Series M Coupé versus the world’s highest helipad.

Created for use by Skoda’s human resource department, the film is an engaging demonstration of Skoda’s commitment to its people. The opening shot of an applicant preparing his CV sets the scene and uses its CV to construct and animate a paper world..

We are wondering if this viral video is fake or real? The M Powered BMW drive through walls that are cut out in almost the exact shape of the car. Some precision driving is highly recommended.