[Lando]

Scion has relesed two fun new ads. One is called "Vampire with a Man Bun," and the other is called "Stockphoto Business People."

I'm wondering what people these ads were really meant fro since they don't seem it really drive people to buy the car. Any ideas?

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/s...lot-more-fun-than-the-cars-video-102216.html#

 

[Moe]

That's a smart ad, helps to appeal to the demographic which is familiar with what the overall idea is based around, sure to embed in their memory for some time which is what's important with these, at least to the extent that it gets them into a dealer and possibly buying before they walk out.

 

[IHazCheeseburger]

The twilight fan base consists of mostly tweens and teens who can't afford to buy a car. Worst commercial they've come out with for the two Scions.

 

[Lando]

I find the commercials strange. Maybe they bring attention to the model, but I just don't see how these commercials would really make me want to buy the vehicle. I suppose if they can just get you into the dealership or to pick up the phone, that's a win.

 

[Moe]

I find the commercials strange. Maybe they bring attention to the model, but I just don't see how these commercials would really make me want to buy the vehicle. I suppose if they can just get you into the dealership or to pick up the phone, that's a win.

It's always about bringing attention to the model and in some cases the brand as a whole but this strictly the former. Here, they're trying to target a very specific audience that makes up some of the iA's buyer demographic.

 

[IHazCheeseburger]

Should have tried a star wars or game of thrones commercial. Even the Thief of Thieves would have been better since they've already got colored art for it.

 

[Lando]

The sad thing is I could actually see the Star Wars thing happening. There is Star Wars cross promotion with everything for this new movie.

 

[Moe]

We might even see more product placement happening with Scion in movies for all we know, even in a TV series (more budget friendly?)