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Count me in the "like" category. V8 on the FX45? The last Skys to race JGTC (Like that Calsonic pictured) I think used the VQ30DETT. Rather odd that they would try a parrallel. A reference to Nissan's sporty heritage and use of the ATESSA system in this, perhaps?

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  Pericles said:

Count me in the "like" category. V8 on the FX45? The last Skys to race JGTC (Like that Calsonic pictured) I think used the VQ30DETT. Rather odd that they would try a parrallel. A reference to Nissan's sporty heritage and use of the ATESSA system in this, perhaps?

exactly cos mitsu uses the evo to sell the lancer itself...n wat relation does the 1300/1600 lancer engine hav to the evo :jumping-smiley-013:

i like the ad tho...

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MINI Augmented Reality Ad

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http://technabob.com

This amazing new advertisement for MINI uses augmented reality (AR) technology to create a truly interactive media piece out of a 2-dimensional magazine ad.Using AR tracking technology, as you hold the ad up to your computer’s webcam, you’ll see a 3-D model of a MINI Cabrio convertible that moves as you turn the sheet of paper around.The ad campaign was created by Munich, Germany agencies Buzzin Monkey and die agentour GmbH.

The ad appeared recently in three German automotive magazines: Auto, Motor und Sport, Werben & Verkaufen and Autobild, but if you want to see how it works right now you can print out a PDF of the ad and head on over to the MINI augmented reality web site to check it out for yourself.

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MINI Augmented Reality Ad

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http://technabob.com

This amazing new advertisement for MINI uses augmented reality (AR) technology to create a truly interactive media piece out of a 2-dimensional magazine ad.Using AR tracking technology, as you hold the ad up to your computer’s webcam, you’ll see a 3-D model of a MINI Cabrio convertible that moves as you turn the sheet of paper around.The ad campaign was created by Munich, Germany agencies Buzzin Monkey and die agentour GmbH.

The ad appeared recently in three German automotive magazines: Auto, Motor und Sport, Werben & Verkaufen and Autobild, but if you want to see how it works right now you can print out a PDF of the ad and head on over to the MINI augmented reality web site to check it out for yourself.

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that is truly mind blowing! :blink:

i'm going to be cheap here n not expend my colour cartridge on this just yet , but any one of you fine chaps who possibly has access to an office printer which can be utilized for the purpose of printing this out on the pretence that it constitutes work ( Ripper take note! :D ) is most certainly encouraged to try it out them selves and let us know if this really does work!

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i think its pretty good and will appeal to the market they are targetting. 320 horses on a SUV is pretty decent...

Agree... While the idea of a sports wagon is good... the advertisement looks poor...

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An interesting one from Nissan...

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Nissan’s Innovative “Lost Key Ring” Campaign

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Nissan's latest marketing stunt should stir some interest, or at least some confusion. The company will intentionally "lose" 200,000 sets of keys in bars, concert halls, and other public facilities in order to promote the Altima's keyless ignition system. The tag attached to the keys states: "If found, please do not return. My Next Generation Nissan Altima has Intelligent Key with push-button ignition, and I no longer need these." The campaign was created by True Agency in Los Angeles, for a reported sum of only $100,000.

It's a unique campaign to say the least. We hope their dumping of 200,000 key rings is done in partnership with each facility, or Nissan could be in for an interesting conversation with the safety watchdogs. Users can log onto altimakeys.com or send a text message to the code on the tag to enter for prizes.

Although we like the concept behind the campaign, we are not big fans of keyless ignition systems at WINDING ROAD. We see it as a technology-for-technology's sake innovation that doesn't really enhance the driving experience. In fact, we've found it taketh away. We've left too many cars running accidentally with this new gadget.

Reilly Brennan on Mon, 03/19/2007 - 08:49

Source : http://www.nextautos.com/marketingadvertis...y-ring-campaign

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