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Audi A3 — Do You Part 2424 Responses
Last post: 4 months, 2 weeks ago | Thread started: Sep 20, 09, 6:28 p.m.
- nadanada
uh, i actually think it's pretty brilliant.
they are basically saying that you don't have to be a hippie / segway geek to be green - which i think is the new direction of the 'green' market; how can we adapt a great, beautiful product into a green product without sacrificing image, performance or beauty?
those clean diesels are sweet.


- Dog-earSep 20, 09, 6:57 p.m. – Permalink
- rosem
at a time when we need to invest in public transportation more than even — they have the balls to put this out?
city commute, city commute, city commute, audi on an open country road? some how I don't think sitting in traffic is any more fun in that car.

- Dog-earSep 20, 09, 6:59 p.m. – Permalink
- prophet0NE
if you must drive to survive, the greenest thing you can do is keep you current car on the road. here's mine, i'm doing my part.


- Dog-earSep 20, 09, 7:32 p.m. – Permalink
- akrokdesign
it's much worser that they aren't selling the A1's here. (in the states)
the new diesel are pretty good. high mpg's.

- Dog-earSep 20, 09, 10:14 p.m. – Permalink
- nb
It's a great ad. It makes people feel as though they can save the world without actually making any sacrifices. Hooray! Greenwash away the guilt!
Most companies seem to be capitalizing on creating an image of environmentalism instead of making actual improvements in their products.

- Dog-earSep 21, 09, 12:15 a.m. – Permalink
- rosem
nothing against the actually car, I'm sure it's awesome.
my problem is that instead of attacking another car manufacturer — they went after public transportation and put a very negative spin on it. it just seems like a low blow (and misleading) — especially because the bus, bike, and segway are much more efficient ways to "do your part".

- Dog-earSep 21, 09, 8:07 a.m. – Permalink
- MrNibs
The commercial is fine. They went a little overboard on playing up the negative aspects but it achieves it's objective of relating the TDI as another green commuting solution. I think the punchline would have been just as effective without the negative spin though.
Still gonna get me one!


- Dog-earSep 21, 09, 8:31 a.m. – Permalink
- Frosty_spl
That is a great ad!
If you think the local governments are going to magically come up with billions to put rails down so trains can go out to the burbs, you are smoking crack.
I live in atlanta. there is NO WAY I could ride the bus to work, Its only 15 miles away and would take 3 hours.
Clean diesel is the future. Electric cars run off power plants that burn coal, not hopes and dreams.


- Dog-earSep 21, 09, 10:36 a.m. – Permalink




