09 Sep 1999
| by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
Volkswagen has branded eight of the UK s busiest motorway service
stations as part of its Any...Volkswagen has branded eight of the UK s busiest motorway service
stations as part of its Any excuse campaign for the Bora car. The
outdoor push extends the humour used in its TV advertising to push the
message that people love to drive their Boras and need little reason to
do so. The ads ...
06 Nov 2003
| by Simon Robertson, Founding partner and creative director, Identity
of Volkswagen....We are greeted with a square plastic-encapsulated outer containing six coloured fridge magnet letters and a headline 'Can you spell safety?' The letters spell out the word Touran. The package contains a letter from Volkswagen Marketing, a leaflet and reply-paid envelope.
The childlike theme ...
19 Jul 2006
| by Claire Elworthy, Creative director, Chemistry Communications
The Volkswagen Fox is the small car for people who trust VW and want to downsize.
14 Jun 2006
Volkswagen is launching a TV and press campaign for its Eos cabriolet.
24 May 2006
Volkswagen's is emphasising the value for money offered by its cars in its latest campaign.
02 Jul 1998
| by LUCY BARRETT
Volkswagen is to continue the obsession theme for its Passat
marque with two more TV ads...Volkswagen is to continue the obsession theme for its Passat
marque with two more TV ads ...
for Volkswagen.
The ad won a Silver Lion at the Cannes advertising festival last week.
The second, above, moves the theme away from Volkswagen designers to
focus on the people who have bought Passats and have ...
08 Apr 2008
| by Tom Morton
LONDON - Tom Morton, executive planning director of TBWA\London, reviews the Volkswagen Polo ad...Volkswagen s smart decision to position Polo as a small vehicle with substance. Eleven years ago Volkswagen ...
Volkswagen has to weigh up 1m hits on YouTube against 500 complaints to the ASA. It has a hit on its hands ...
12 Feb 2008
| by Irit Reed, Director, Caspian Partnership
The Golf Plus Book of Gardener's Friends left me a little bewildered at
first - what has golf (of the sporting variety) got to do with
gardening? And, to add to my confusion, it wasn't until I looked at the
back cover and saw the Volkswagen logo that I became aware the book was
actually promoting its latest ...
15 Mar 2006
| by Robert Goldsmith, Managing partner, Spinnaker
Sadly, it is an under-exploited practice, with many outer messages
offering little intrigue and pack components lacking a complementary
role. This is not the case with the mailer from Volkswagen for its updated
Jetta model. The copy-only outer invites curiosity with its claim that,
having seen ...
27 Jan 2009
| by Tim Bonnet, Chief executive, Tequila
If you're producing a mailpack hailing the VW Golf as the 'benchmark' against which other manufacturers must compete, you would expect the standard of the work to apply that logic and be among the best on offer.