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It's certainly better than Mitch Clark's Ultratune ad or Jack Watts for Energy Watch (though it was hardly their fault that in both cases the other people in the ad were amongst the worst actors of all time) but any feeling that we're special quickly passed when it was revealed you can see almost exactly the same ad but with the Sydney Roosters and different opposition training venues in New South Wales.


I'm waiting for some smart ass to replace the cars with tanks.

Could have handled a Scandinavian Flick or two, a couple of handbrake turns and a burnout.

Could have handled a Scandinavian Flick or two, a couple of handbrake turns and a burnout.

Perhaps there football is better than their driving.

I am told that so far Opel is not setting the world on fire in Australia.

Hope we are getting the money up front

 

Could have handled a Scandinavian Flick or two, a couple of handbrake turns and a burnout.

There's a set of guidelines for advertising cars that prohibit them from displaying anything that would be considered illegal on the roads on an ad. The only way around it is to ensure that the ad displays an environment which could not, under any circumstances, be mistaken for the real world.

That's why there was a sudden prevalence of "video game" style ads a few years back.

Yeah, it's a sensitive environment. Last year Suzuki got into strife with their Swift Sport ad for just a little spirited driving in a car park, showing a bit too much cleavage and implying that the car got her a bit excited.


Yeah, it's a sensitive environment. Last year Suzuki got into strife with their Swift Sport ad for just a little spirited driving in a car park, showing a bit too much cleavage and implying that the car got her a bit excited.

She got me excited to hell with the car Champ

"While the other teams were training at altitude, we were driving cars..."

lol..was my first thought as well.

She got me excited to hell with the car Champ

Reckon the cleavage on its own might have passed but the dripping sweat took it beyond the bounds of decency.

Reckon the cleavage on its own might have passed but the dripping sweat took it beyond the bounds of decency.

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