Mitsubishi Launch New Sportback TV AD
A new TV ad promoting the all new Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback has been release by Mitsubishi.
The new advert entitled "Bird's and the bee's", features a conversation between a young boy and his Dad as they take a drive in the stylish new Lancer. The boy simply asks “Where did I come from?”, which instantly sends his father into that place of fear and trepidation… how to explain the ‘birds and the bees’ to your child for the first time.
The rest of the advert focuses on the father’s description to his son from outside the car, but as they journey home progresses, each explanation inside the car is mirrored by events outside.
Due to the nature of the content Mitsubishi are recommending the TV Advert only be shown after 9 o'clock.
The new advert entitled "Bird's and the bee's", features a conversation between a young boy and his Dad as they take a drive in the stylish new Lancer. The boy simply asks “Where did I come from?”, which instantly sends his father into that place of fear and trepidation… how to explain the ‘birds and the bees’ to your child for the first time.The rest of the advert focuses on the father’s description to his son from outside the car, but as they journey home progresses, each explanation inside the car is mirrored by events outside.
Due to the nature of the content Mitsubishi are recommending the TV Advert only be shown after 9 o'clock.
Labels: Lancer, Mitsubishi, Sportback
posted by Tomauto at
1/16/2009 12:59:00 PM
3 Comments:
^^ Shut the hell up!just coz ur dry! Class ad
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Anonymous, at 4/03/2009 11:47:00 AM
This is without doubt one of the most stupid tv ads I have ever seen!! What language has that young boys accent derived from...
Cannot understand why they would use a child with the most ridiculous accent imaginable to try to sell this car... HELP!!
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Anonymous, at 3/20/2009 10:44:00 PM
This add was created in New Zealand most likely intended at the New Zealand market which seems to be allot more open minded than that of the UK. The boy has a typical New Zealand accent. I take it your not very educated or well travelled.
I think the add is funny and light hearted.
By
Anonymous, at 4/03/2009 12:32:00 PM
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