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LAST YEAR, FILMMAKER Luke Aker made a video to sell his auld Nissan Maxima called Luxury Defined. The absurdly well-made video soon went viral and garnered over 2 million views on YouTube.
Nissan stepped up to the plate and bought the old jalopy for $1,400, and promised to restore the car to its former glory.
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Now they have unveiled a brilliant follow-up ad in which they showcase the newly refurbished 1996 Maxima. (They even installed a brand new tape deck, how glam.)
Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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Nissan's ad for a restored 1996 Maxima is thoroughly brilliant
LAST YEAR, FILMMAKER Luke Aker made a video to sell his auld Nissan Maxima called Luxury Defined. The absurdly well-made video soon went viral and garnered over 2 million views on YouTube.
Nissan stepped up to the plate and bought the old jalopy for $1,400, and promised to restore the car to its former glory.
Now they have unveiled a brilliant follow-up ad in which they showcase the newly refurbished 1996 Maxima. (They even installed a brand new tape deck, how glam.)
The beloved vehicle is currently on display at Nissan’s North American headquarters.
Viral marketing at its best, non?
The new Band Aid 30 video spells Bob Geldof’s name wrong >
Someone at the Daily Mail needs to go back over their geography >
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