Santa brought a new Mini Cooper for some deserving resident of Amsterdam, and after it was unwrapped, the box was placed at the curb for garbage pick-up. Right? Or is this just an ad campaign? Or is this installation art worthy of an avant garde art gallery?
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rsholland says:
09:52 AM, 01/ 4/10
Very clever. ...And just what you would expect from Mini. :)
93aero says:
10:12 AM, 01/ 4/10
I love it!
GT5000 says:
10:34 AM, 01/ 4/10
That's cool!
Much better than the oversized red bow campaigns car companies usually run during the holidays.
firstwagon says:
12:19 PM, 01/ 4/10
Almost everyone looked at it (unlike most ads these days). It's a brillant advertising idea.
firstwagon says:
12:20 PM, 01/ 4/10
Almost everyone looked at it (unlike most ads these days). It's a brillant advertising idea.
cr_driver says:
04:09 PM, 01/ 4/10
More details would be nice of how they did it.