The Japanese Car The Germans Wish They Made
Jeremy Gutsche — September 8, 2007 — Autos
References: trendhunter
Are all German engineers uptight? Yes. At least according to Subaru.
The Subaru Amadeus Ad is a viral commercial that showcases the Subaru as, "The Japanese car the Germans wish they made."
In the commercial, Subaru portrays a witty stereotype of some uptight German engineers trying to have a little fun. They are zipping around a race track while pumping tunes and being awkward.
I've been loving this commercial since its initial debut and am happy to see it has finally been added to YouTube. Check it out!
The Subaru Amadeus Ad is a viral commercial that showcases the Subaru as, "The Japanese car the Germans wish they made."
In the commercial, Subaru portrays a witty stereotype of some uptight German engineers trying to have a little fun. They are zipping around a race track while pumping tunes and being awkward.
I've been loving this commercial since its initial debut and am happy to see it has finally been added to YouTube. Check it out!
Trend Themes
1. Stereotype Disruption - Opportunity for brands to challenge stereotypes through humorous advertising.
2. Cultural Jabs - Companies can use cultural differences to create tongue-in-cheek ads that generate buzz.
3. Global Competition - International brands can leverage cultural stereotypes to take on established players in new markets.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - Opportunity for car brands to use humor to differentiate their products and attract new customers.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Brands can use cultural differences and pitfalls to create unique ads that stand out in a crowded marketplace.
3. Entertainment - Humorous ads can be used as entertainment and create shareable content for social media platforms.
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