RE: BMW ConnectedDrive: PH Ad Break
Thursday 19th September 2013
A video entitled 'Big Business. Thanks to BMW ConnectedDrive' seems fairly innocuous. Perhaps a trader is using the internet in their BMW to check stocks, or maybe a property developer wants to research an area en route.
BMW ConnectedDrive: PH Ad Break
Why do you need internet access in a BMW? To undertake a bank job, obviously
Both viable, but perhaps a tad predictable. So instead BMW has decided in all its wisdom to imply that ConnectedDrive can help the armed robbery division of your 'Big Business'. Seriously.
It's all by implication. However, the combination of one driver, three men disguised as clowns and a quick check using ConnectedDrive of the bank's opening times make the intentions rather blatant. It's all rather last minute for a robbery to our eyes though, which rather suggests a lack of planning...
Discussion
edinph said:
I know this is supposed to be humorous, but to me it says " BMW's are driven by oiks" Not a good message.
Didn't quite see the logic in that either. I dare say the ad will get pulled like that suicide one done recently by another manufacturer.Anyway, I have a smart phone for this sort of thing, not a car.
garypotter said:
Another pointless item added to the options list..............
When will they instal coffee machines in cars save me having to queue at costa-packet.
I have no idea why we don't already have a coffee machine option for new cars. Machines are already available in a myriad of sizes and designs, not to mention hot and boiling water taps. And anything with an engine generates heat, not to mention batteries are getting larger and larger so powering a tiny espresso machine would be a doddle. Add to that the potential to carry some water and it's a no brainer. I know campers have them but it would need to be even smaller in a car. The only problems I see is keeping the whole thing clean, which will mean having a removable or part removable system, and making sure the water only heats on up demand (e.g. through some hot piping or summat!). The cups would have to be small and possibly partly enclosed to limit spillage. Now to find a way of stopping people from making an espresso while driving at 100mph, but that's where common sense comes in. When will they instal coffee machines in cars save me having to queue at costa-packet.
Hope the chaps working on the S-class Pullman are reading this. Chuck in a microwave too.
I'm going to put this up on Kickstarter...
Hellbound said:
I have no idea why we don't already have a coffee machine option for new cars. Machines are already available in a myriad of sizes and designs, not to mention hot and boiling water taps. And anything with an engine generates heat, not to mention batteries are getting larger and larger so powering a tiny espresso machine would be a doddle. Add to that the potential to carry some water and it's a no brainer. I know campers have them but it would need to be even smaller in a car. The only problems I see is keeping the whole thing clean, which will mean having a removable or part removable system, and making sure the water only heats on up demand (e.g. through some hot piping or summat!). The cups would have to be small and possibly partly enclosed to limit spillage. Now to find a way of stopping people from making an espresso while driving at 100mph, but that's where common sense comes in.
Hope the chaps working on the S-class Pullman are reading this. Chuck in a microwave too.
I'm going to put this up on Kickstarter...
FIAT have beaten you to it, my old bean:Hope the chaps working on the S-class Pullman are reading this. Chuck in a microwave too.
I'm going to put this up on Kickstarter...
http://www.autoblog.com/2012/07/12/fiat-500l-to-la...
garypotter said:
Another pointless item added to the options list..............
When will they instal coffee machines in cars save me having to queue at costa-packet.
Made me laugh, I actually thought that a coffee machine would be a good idea in a luxobarge driving back from Budapest the other day...When will they instal coffee machines in cars save me having to queue at costa-packet.
garypotter said:
Another pointless item added to the options list..............
When will they instal coffee machines in cars save me having to queue at costa-packet.
Made me laugh, I actually thought that a coffee machine would be a good idea in a luxobarge driving back from Budapest the other day...When will they instal coffee machines in cars save me having to queue at costa-packet.
Compare that with an ad for the E34: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB4jjHWaU3Q
edinph said:
I know this is supposed to be humorous, but to me it says " BMW's are driven by oiks" Not a good message.
To be fair you probably thought that before the advert.I wouldn't mind internet access in the car, the screen on my smart phone is too small when beating one off.
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