joined forces with Carat to produce a series of drive-in movies to promote the Megane model. Publicis ...
The appointment, which is intended to drive footfall into dealerships, covers all Nissan models. The marque is battling to increase its share in a declining market. It sold 86,000 vehicles in the UK in 2005 ... of its Qashqai compact crossover model. The TV, viral and direct marketing campaign features cars soaring ...
struggling with falling sales, like many other manufacturers. It has plans to launch seven new models over the next four years and could be looking to plan global campaigns to back these new models. Euro RSCG ...
LONDON - Cars fly through the air as Nissan launches its latest model, the Qashqai, with a viral...The online spot revolves around a driver involved in the new urban sport known as Qashqai Car Games. The stunt cars used are the new Nissan models, a crossover compact car larger than a hatchback but smaller than an SUV. The concept was created by TBWA\London and TBWA\G1-Europe. The most robust part ...
losses of £13.2m. The company has since changed its business model to offer customers deals with rival ...
intended to find out more about its customers and help them towards choosing one of its models.
The Freelander 2, the first Land Rover model designed and built by Ford, rolled off the production line last month, marking a crucial point in the marque's history. The event also coincided with Ford's third-quarter figures; its worst for 14 years. The results, released at the end of October ...
in September. Separately, CHI has been handed a pan-European brief for the launch of the latest model Yaris ...
Sean Connery getting gradually younger as he drives its latest C6 model....'s the car". Although not being shown in the UK, which is not a key market for the model, British viewers ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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