I'll bet they can't! But then again, some people have a lot of talents on hand. Hahaha, on hand. Get it? Wheee, good times.

(Ahh, it used to be champagne, women and awards. Now it's beer, the old lady and youtube).

Great visual work for Volkswagen by the good people at Grabarz & Partner Werbeagentur, Hamburg, Germany. Production company: Deli pictures postproduction. Personally, I would've pushed this further to have the hands to something that's more in relation to the car universe - right now the concept feels a bit gratuitous, a bit slapped over the brand, a bit borrowed-from-other-interests-to-promote-my-own. You get my point.

(Thanks Luc, at leblogdelagence!)




Feel a bit disappointed by the ending? It's okay, same here. To relieve you and make you happy again, check out this other beautiful thing entirely done by hand. You will thank me.

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An actual chauffeur is waiting inside an airport for an incredibly large number of guests, thus proving that the VW van has vast interior space. Simple and undoubtedly remarkable guerilla idea for Volkswagen from Ogilvy, South Africa. (Thanks, AD Goodness!)

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You have to dig the art direction on these posters for the VW Touareg SUV. I thoroughly enjoy seeing agencies going the originality mile in art direction for car ads. I'm also rejoicing when the copy is spot on, considering the Touareg is both for city and outdoor purposes (and that sometimes, both are mixing up at 8am in the morning on the way to the office). Unless I'm wrong, Crispin Porter + Bogusky came up with these. (Thanks, Creative Criminal!)

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Great direction and art direction on this new V-dub spot for the Touran, some sort of beefed up Golf with hybrid propulsion, made for the UK market. Check it out on Wikipedia. (Thanks, Vlan!)

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A little sophistic logic and kung-fu can help you understand why (and moreover, if) you like the new Jetta 2006. Made by the good people at Creative on Demand. (Thanks, Brenttner!)

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