RE: Honda 'hands': PH Ad Break
Wednesday 7th August 2013
Ad Break is quite often a chance for a chuckle at outdated attitudes and crap cars being touted as the newest latest. But, every now and then, advertisers actually do something clever and worth watching.
Honda 'hands': PH Ad Break
We're used to innovative ads from Honda, and here's another marketing marvel
We’ve rightly celebrated Audi’s clever subversion of rules preventing the supposed glorification of fast cars. And here’s yet another clever little advertising ditty from Honda, always masters of ‘smart’ adverts that brilliantly communicate the brand’s engineering-led ethos and diversity with an innocent child-like glee for cool stuff.
Discussion
storminnorman said:
was there a significance/reference in the NSX numberplate? "BSS 8888"
"Brazilian Formula One World Champion Ayrton Senna, for whom Honda had powered all three of his world championship-winning Formula One race cars before his death in 1994, was considered Honda’s main innovator in convincing the company to stiffen the NSX chassis further after testing the car at Honda’s Suzuka GP circuit in Japan. American Bobby Rahal also participated in the car’s development. Senna was given two cars by Honda. The newer one, a black 1993 model, license plate BSS-8888 (the letters meaning Beco – a childhood nickname – Senna Silva and the number 8 is a reference to his first F1 championship in 1988) is still in his family’s possession"Ref: http://racing.dimervansanten.com/the-car/history-o...
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