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    Jeep

    October 30th, 2007

    By: Antonio Carusone
    Category: Advertising
    Comments: 4

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    Brilliant advertising for Jeep by Bates Y&R, Copenhagen, Denmark. I love simple but powerful advertising like this.

    Via Swiss Miss  


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    4 Comments

    1. David Airey

      November 16, 2007 at 9:20 am

      Excellent idea. Love it!

      Thanks for sharing, as I’ve only recently encountered the great swissmiss, and hadn’t subscribed in time to read.

    2. tibo

      February 21, 2010 at 8:12 pm

      At first sight I found the idea looks great , but this reveal the fact that Jeep and other 4x4 are created for a stupid goal : have the impression to ride everywhere, and to have no limit in the city. I hate jeeps and these drivers too.

      This is exactly the jeeps drivers behaviour : park anywhere, ride insignificant obstacle ( I laugh when i see one ride a sidewalk). This ad is just anecdote for me and bad conception of mobility in the city.


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