Date:         Mon, 11 Feb 2002 12:14:59 -0800
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From:         "Sean B." <vgonman@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject:      Re: VW Bus in Advertising...
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To add my 2c, I like the newest VW ad more than most that I've seen in the
last year or so. I've never been able to see the exact features of the new
bus in that tiny shot we get at the end of the commercial, but due to it's
large (compared to the "road" it's on) boxy shape, I'd already assumed it
was either the T5 (Eurovan replacement) or the "new Microbus".

Sean B.
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                    02/11/2002 11:53
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                    Birkenfeld Jeff






> >it was a VW ad about their designers
> >and engineers continually tweaking their products and it had these cool
> >high-tech-looking graphics of Beetles morphing through evolutions of the
> >designs, then of vans, then Rabbits to Golfs, etc.
> >I missed the Vanagon part,
>
> There was no vanagon part but the 60 second ad shows the morph of T1 bug
> to T2 bus to T3 ghia and even shows a  Thing then into the Golf and
Passat
> and Beetle from what I recall.  Now the interesting part is the end of
> both the :30 and the :60 spot....they ask "What will they think of next?"
> while showing the same type of animation of a long winding road from the
> top of screen and from what I can see, it's the NEW Bus!  No kidding,
> looks just like the pics from Detroit....now you have to look real close
> and real quick.  I've seen both ads appear on during NBC's "The West
Wing"
> and other shows from the network.  It's a cool ad and I appreciate their
> latest marketing savvy.
>
> JB