Fiat Strada - Handbuilt by robots

Classic Ads From Simpler Times

English - December 30, 2020 07:25 - 35 minutes - 49 MB
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Is it ever OK to celebrate great advertising for shit products?

Join as we discuss the issue in our review of an ad for the brand-new Fiat Strada, a car handbuilt by robots out of tissue paper.

No voiceover, no shots of the car driving around town with a British man at the wheel smoking a pipe and smacking his children at the traffic lights. Simply a ballet of machinery accompanied by an opera, with a nod to Star Wars and The Italian Job.

Join us in a world where the working class has been abolished and see the ad for yourself on our Youtube channel at https://youtu.be/U3SIWulBkiE

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