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Vauxhall advertising the new Insignia.
Starts off with a bloke picking up an Insignia after a valet, booking a hotel room via OnStar and then turning up at work before handing over the keys to his (female) boss.
Posted mainly for the hilariously bad strapline - "New Insignia. This is confidence"
Edit - Ah crap. Amazon have started running the bloody Dog-Lion advert again too
Starts off with a bloke picking up an Insignia after a valet, booking a hotel room via OnStar and then turning up at work before handing over the keys to his (female) boss.
Posted mainly for the hilariously bad strapline - "New Insignia. This is confidence"
Edit - Ah crap. Amazon have started running the bloody Dog-Lion advert again too
Edited by AlexRS2782 on Friday 9th June 00:31
AlexRS2782 said:
Vauxhall advertising the new Insignia.
Starts off with a bloke picking up an Insignia after a valet, booking a hotel room via OnStar and then turning up at work before handing over the keys to his (female) boss.
Posted mainly for the hilariously bad strapline - "New Insignia. This is confidence"
Have to agree!Starts off with a bloke picking up an Insignia after a valet, booking a hotel room via OnStar and then turning up at work before handing over the keys to his (female) boss.
Posted mainly for the hilariously bad strapline - "New Insignia. This is confidence"
They could've just added a slogan like: "Still awake yet? Check the Vauxhall website to see how we tried polishing a turd"
CooperD said:
Virgin Trains, Bound for Glory. What a lot of old ste!!!
Not on TV. But the online adverts with text saying "No ring roads, no parking problems, no congestion". Except the Virgin station here is accessed from the ring road, parking has been full in the past when I've needed it, and you struggle to leave at peak times.They declined to comment when I pointed that out on facebook.
iandc said:
Will somebody please please kill the f****ing frogs in the Bud advert. It is on nearly every advert break and it is such a pathetic advert. Perhaps they could drown in a pond of the stuff!
Credit where credit is due, the frogs' acting is much better than the actors in many adverts.Be careful, as they might bring back the "What's Up" advert...
iandc said:
Will somebody please please kill the f****ing frogs in the Bud advert. It is on nearly every advert break and it is such a pathetic advert. Perhaps they could drown in a pond of the stuff!
Garbage advert, garbage beer. Free beer handed out to their target consumers in Liverpool, the homeless and vulnerable - http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/homeless-peop...AlexRS2782 said:
Vauxhall advertising the new Insignia.
Starts off with a bloke picking up an Insignia after a valet, booking a hotel room via OnStar and then turning up at work before handing over the keys to his (female) boss.
Posted mainly for the hilariously bad strapline - "New Insignia. This is confidence"
Edit - Ah crap. Amazon have started running the bloody Dog-Lion advert again too
+ 1 for the Vauxhall advert. Only just seen it. It is bad on so many different levels.Starts off with a bloke picking up an Insignia after a valet, booking a hotel room via OnStar and then turning up at work before handing over the keys to his (female) boss.
Posted mainly for the hilariously bad strapline - "New Insignia. This is confidence"
Edit - Ah crap. Amazon have started running the bloody Dog-Lion advert again too
Edited by AlexRS2782 on Friday 9th June 00:31
maybe more of an online/poster ad (the tagline may be on the TV ad too) but has anyone seen the new Insignia one where it says "this is not a car". No, it really is definitely a car, and a mediocre one at that. Why are they trying to pretend anyone buys a family vauxhall for anything other than cheapness and necessity?
Blown2CV said:
maybe more of an online/poster ad (the tagline may be on the TV ad too) but has anyone seen the new Insignia one where it says "this is not a car". No, it really is definitely a car, and a mediocre one at that. Why are they trying to pretend anyone buys a family vauxhall for anything other than cheapness and necessity?
Shirley nobody buys one. A company might inflict one on someone. But there can't be a queue of people looking to buy privately...can there?Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff