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Che Guevara, who is best known for appearing as a silhouette on red tshirts, appears to be a fan of Dacia. The spot starts out a bit slow and I was really wondering where it was going to go–and why this was sent to an automotive blog, then all of the sudden a mini-van appeared. I use the term mini-van loosely, it’s more of a station wagony thing.
It’s a pretty cool spot done by Nordpol in Hamburg. Thanks for the tip, Kathrin!
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April 10th, 2008 at 12:44 pm
FYI the tagline reads “The first minivan that everyone can afford.”
April 11th, 2008 at 12:39 am
So, was that Castro in some sort of after-death purgatory? I is confuterated-I’m too simple for advertising like this.