Nissan know exactly how to advertise to Irish people

They’re speaking our language.

NISSAN’S ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT clearly know what they’re at.

Here they are, speaking our language, in the Metro this week.

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Good to get in the romantic humour ahead of Valentine’s Day, eh?

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Nissan know exactly how to advertise to Irish people

Sneaky a cappella group serenade unsuspecting girls for Valentine’s Day>

Apologetic cat doesn’t take kindly to getting the cold shoulder>