Honda Jazz Televison advertisment.

[Lord Voltermore]

Last night I saw a Honda  advert on televison in the UK that features ,very briefly,  the mk4 Jazz among other Honda models. 

It was on channel 4 catch up television, so advertising rates are probably very cheap.  But its encouraging to see that Honda are at least making some effort  in the European market.

[Sean Regan]

I didn't see the ad, but I imagine it will be like every other advert for cars, I've seen.
"What you see is not what you'll get."
There'll be a hard to read disclaimer strap-line at the bottom of the screen advising that features on the car shown will be  either, "extras," or "not available in your country."

[Lord Voltermore]

You hardly see the cars at all. Just a representation of how Honda engineer what they assume are our surreal dreams.   I cant think of any contemporary car TV adverts that inspire me to actually buy one.

But I suppose a subliminal message that Honda cars still exist and somewhat special may get through.

It recently worked for me when deciding  which lager to buy in the pub.    I chose 'Angelo Poretti  ' for no other reason than their excellent ' Welcome to the lake' tv advert featuring foxes. 

[Marco1979]

Nothing beats this Honda Accord add made 2 decades ago (without AI, all in 1 shot): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DyWACnBaR5Q

[Jazzik]

It recently worked for me when deciding  which lager to buy in the pub.    I chose 'Angelo Poretti  ' for no other reason than their excellent ' Welcome to the lake' tv advert featuring foxes. 

[5thcivic]

Nothing beats this Honda Accord add made 2 decades ago (without AI, all in 1 shot): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DyWACnBaR5Q

An absolute classic which emphasises cleverness and engineering 

[CRC]

I think one of the cleverest ( and probably cheapest ) car advert I ever saw involved a "city type" returning to his get his car from a city car park with an attendant as security.

He presents his ticket to the young attendant who immediately looks worried and starts apologising that he has no idea "how they got in or how they managed to do it".

Fearing the worst, they walk to the car, with the attendant still apologising profusely, only for the owner to find absolutely nothing wrong with car.

When he asks what the problem, is the attendant points to the boot and says "Look, they've got in and fitted a Skoda badge to it ....!!!!"

Obviously this was around the time that VW had bought and relaunched Skoda, effectively killing off all the Skoda jokes and getting customers to realise that the cars were well built and good value.