This year's Super Bow.... we mean Big Game is literally tomorrow, and the advertisements are getting plenty of attention. This year's Super Bowl in Roman numerology is "LV", but maybe it should be "EV" given the international incident that seems to have stemmed from this year's ads.
Yeah, yeah... LV is roman numerology, not an acronym. In a world of electric cars dubbed "Turbo" (love you Porsche) or electric Mustangs with aeronautical speeds as represented incorrectly by letters (Mach E...
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source: Audi AG
Audi returns to the Big Game by encouraging audiences to let go of the past and drive into an era of radical reinvention
Cinematic spot features all-new Audi e-tron Sportback and sets scene for sharing brand’s path towards sustainable premium mobility
Spot represents first installment and worldwide kick-off of global Audi brand campaign
Audi returns to the biggest night in American football with a musicall...
words: Bill Cho, video: Audi
In last year's Audi holiday campaign, we watched the all-true agony of finding a parking space...at the mall...during holiday shopping. Shudder
https://youtu.be/mKpfxv2_WZI
My personal favorite was the short titled Ever After which starred a young girl and her favorite fairytale.
In the newest holiday campaign from Audi, we see Santa Claus doing...well...Santa Claus things: driving his sleigh, going down a chimney, placing gifts under the tree...
words: Bill Cho, video: Alfa Romeo USA YouTube
Remember the continuation of the 'Billboard Wars' between Audi and BMW? Well several months and in the original billboard war case, years later, Alfa Romeo has decided to jump into the fray.
Here stands Dan. He's a successful businessman. He loves his Audi. It helps him close deals but...
Shots fired. It'll be interesting to see if Audi returns the salvo...or maybe Audi will have better things to do like actually selling cars.
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Audi of America will skip airing an ad this year, following the practice of fielding an ad all but one of the last ten years. It appears to be one of several car manufacturers including Honda, Mercedes-Benz, General Motors and Ford who are believed to be sitting out the game.
Ad Age has reported that the brand had remained one of the few returning brands that had yet to confirm its presence during the game, though a spokeswoman from the brand finally did so to the marketing publication Friday...