My First Chevy – the Full Ad
Thank you, Hayfa. We’ve ween this ad on TV, and it is always moving, but it is totally cool to be able to see the whole story. I love this ad!
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November 30, 2011 - Posted by intlxpatr | Aging, Cultural, Marketing
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my that was moving!
yes some things mean a lot more than what they appear to be. Was listening to few of the old songs of my childhood, and was amazed how it transports you, exactly like a time machine!
I agree with you, Onlooker. Scientists say that the MOST evocative sense is smell, and I have found that to be true. But I often use music to alter my mood. If I am a little depressed, it soothes and lifts me. My absolute favorite will surprise you – it is an African gospel CD by the Soweto Gospel Choir called Grace. It doesn’t evoke anything, it just calls me to a better mental state, more joyous.
Thanks for sharing-I love this ad but didn’t realize it was actually the exact same car. Almost like a Paul Harvey story.
I love this ad! It really pulls the heartstrings. But . . . is an ad effective if it doesn’t make you want to buy the product? I love the story, but buying a Chevy leaves me cold . . . .
I know what you mean. I really like the Chrysler ads, imported from Detroit. I’m more likely to buy that. Course maybe it’s because my daughter lives so close to Detroit.