Super Bowl ads are a multi-million dollar investment for brands, so it's hardly surprising to find some stretching that little bit 'too far' in their quest to ensure a positive return. But are they really crossing the line? Or are these just another example of the age old tactic of using controversy to gain...
After its debut at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit last month and its starring role in Honda/Acura's Super Bowl ad, Honda's NSX (concept) will make its European premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
With Super Bowl 2012 just hours away, we're taking another look at our scorecard as automotive brands pitch hard to win over the biggest single-event audience in the world.
Honda have announced today that the all-new Civic will race in the FIA World Touring Car Championship (WTCC), possibly entering the series in 2012 in a selection of races to be agreed with the FIA.
When you look at the latest plethora of Super Bowl ads, what do you see? A bit of fun? Or do they inspire you think about ways in which you can apply the same thinking to your own promotional activities? Hopefully it's the latter, because there's much to learn from the patterns being formed....
In 9 days, 10 hours and 23 minutes the biggest U.S. sporting event of the year, Super Bowl 46, will begin. But what does American Football have to do with cars?
The latest campaign by Honda Spain got me thinking about other examples of Automotive Parkour - the art of entering a car with speed and efficiency. Ideally without breaking anything.