Megan Fox + Armani Jeans + just the tip
Uh oh, another one…
Not Megan Fox though.
hahaha
<3
Dream 16
Mayhem v. Sakuraba
STOLEN from MMA MIXER (you can watch the fight there too!).
Although I don’t really see it worthwhile to purchase any cars brand new off the lot at this particular price point (msrp in upper realm of $30k bracket), here’s a pretty dope commercial showcasing the new 2011 IS equipped with their F Sport performance pieces.
And here’s the behind the scenes look of how it was made:
Another American car company using the premise of freedom to promote their product.
Dope commercial by Dodge for it’s Challenger, which I would say is cool idea (big motor in retro body), but still not enough for me to forget how poorly executed the vehicle actually is.
Awesome new ad from Jeep for their 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee filled my body with a sense of patriotism, especially since the first time I saw it was on Independence Day. Unfortunately, it was still not overwhelming enough for me to really believe in such an American product.
if an extra ~100k was to be had dedicated solely to a senseless (with no negative connotations intended) automobile.
The first official US 2011 Porsche Cayenne commercial:
3 models (8 speed transmissions.. yes, means each has 8 forward gears!):
_base: 300hp v6
_S Hybrid: 380hp/427tq supercharged v6 + electric motor
_S: 400hp 4.8L v8; 400 lbs lighter than previous generation S(!!)
_Turbo: beastly 500hp 4.8L v8 with dual turbo’s
There’s no need for one to be an environmentalist or even to believe that global warming is in fact, a phenomenon occurring right now to enjoy the countless pleasures that the ocean can bring; from a nice day sitting on the sand at the beach to catching your first wave on a surfboard or perhaps just watching one of the many shows on the Discovery Channel that involves the component that fills the space of ~75% of the earth.
Done by the ad agency, Script, out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the Surfrider Foundation, who is a non-profit organization formed to make battle in the name of protecting the world’s oceans for the enjoyment by people in the present and in the future.
Let’s believe in Karma. Let’s pay it forward. Let’s leave things better than the way we found them.
UK’s Lynx Effect > US’ Axe Effect
BY FAR.
Here’s Specsavers’ little play on the aforementioned companies’ ad campaign:
Directed by Daniel Kleinman
