Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Brilliant advertising campaign which has been anticipated in the motoring and advertising worlds for some time.
Non-car people don't get the idea of concept cars or appreciate that this is not a vehicle that will ever be made. It's entire being is nebulous. It only exists on paper and in cyberspace to get people talking about Jaguar.
At first blush it seems to have worked fantastically well, with people who hated the brand before now singing its praises without giving a second thought to the irony of appropriating uber-wokeism to reinvigorate the fortunes of the same luxury car manufacturer that makes Range Rovers!
It's definitely genius marketing but not sure if JLR's decision to rebrand the marque this way is a good or bad idea. Time will tell but it's certainly bold as fuck.
It's like going all-in at the casino, knowing you won't have a house to go home to if you get it wrong.
Non-car people don't get the idea of concept cars or appreciate that this is not a vehicle that will ever be made. It's entire being is nebulous. It only exists on paper and in cyberspace to get people talking about Jaguar.
At first blush it seems to have worked fantastically well, with people who hated the brand before now singing its praises without giving a second thought to the irony of appropriating uber-wokeism to reinvigorate the fortunes of the same luxury car manufacturer that makes Range Rovers!
It's definitely genius marketing but not sure if JLR's decision to rebrand the marque this way is a good or bad idea. Time will tell but it's certainly bold as fuck.
It's like going all-in at the casino, knowing you won't have a house to go home to if you get it wrong.
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