Thursday, October 28, 2010
Subaru Forester: Reunion
Subaru Commercial Reunion: Open on a man with his wife, meeting up with old friends at a high school reunion. The man looks across the gym floor and spots an attractive woman entering with her husband. Recognition registers in the faces of the man and woman: they were high school sweethearts.
We cut to several flashbacks of the man and woman in their younger years. Then back to present day in the school gym, where the man carries on with his wife and his buddies.
The man and his wife, in their new Forester®, drive past the old Forester in their driveway as they pull into their garage. The wife walks past the old car on her way to the house. The man lags a little bit, looks over at the old Forester and smiles.
It's true, you never forget your first Subaru.
Background Music ("Powerful Stuff," Sean Hayes)
Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5UwvFbi5PE&feature=youtube_gdata
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Subaru Legacy: Puddles
Subaru Commercial Puddles: We watch a Subaru Legacy® driving in a downtown area after a rainstorm. As it winds through town, the driver goes out of his way to hit every puddle, creating beautiful splashes of various sizes. We see the driver smile: he's enjoying himself. We see a child looking out from a glass doorway: he notices both the car and the splash that it's making. Cut inside to the driver who noticed the reaction. He smiles to himself as he continues to drive.
I used to see the puddles, but now I see the splash.
Background Music ("Tighten Up," Black Keys)
Read More: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk_7uTJEiDc&feature=youtube_gdata
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Subaru of America Supports Fall Car Care Month
-- Free Vehicle Diagnostic Inspections Offered to Subaru Drivers in October --
CHERRY HILL, N.J., Oct. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Subaru of America, Inc. announced today that the company is endorsing the Car Care Council's Fall Car Care Month, a nationwide October program highlighting the importance of regular vehicle maintenance. To help Subaru owners heed the council's advice to "Be Car Care Aware," most Subaru dealers are offering free vehicle diagnostic inspections in preparation for the demands of winter driving.
The Car Care Council notes that regularly maintaining your vehicle – including checking the oil, filters and fluids; belts and hoses; brakes and tires; and the air conditioning system – can preserve your automotive investment by helping your vehicle last longer.
"No matter where you live or what you drive, Fall is always a good time to prepare your vehicle for winter's cooler weather – and regular maintenance will also help improve your mileage, lower emissions, and improve the future resale value of your vehicle," notes Gary Palanjian, vice president of parts and service, Subaru of America, Inc. "We want every Subaru driver to enjoy the highest possible safety, performance and fuel economy, which is why we support Fall Car Care Month and offer the free service inspections."
During Fall Car Care Month, Subaru dealers will be performing a thorough no-obligation multi-point diagnostic checkup of all major operating systems, and owners will receive a written report of the vehicle's condition. Consumers can visit www.subaru.com to find a participating dealer.
Read More: http://media.subaru.com/index.php?s=43&item=196
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CHERRY HILL, N.J., Oct. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Subaru of America, Inc. announced today that the company is endorsing the Car Care Council's Fall Car Care Month, a nationwide October program highlighting the importance of regular vehicle maintenance. To help Subaru owners heed the council's advice to "Be Car Care Aware," most Subaru dealers are offering free vehicle diagnostic inspections in preparation for the demands of winter driving.
The Car Care Council notes that regularly maintaining your vehicle – including checking the oil, filters and fluids; belts and hoses; brakes and tires; and the air conditioning system – can preserve your automotive investment by helping your vehicle last longer.
"No matter where you live or what you drive, Fall is always a good time to prepare your vehicle for winter's cooler weather – and regular maintenance will also help improve your mileage, lower emissions, and improve the future resale value of your vehicle," notes Gary Palanjian, vice president of parts and service, Subaru of America, Inc. "We want every Subaru driver to enjoy the highest possible safety, performance and fuel economy, which is why we support Fall Car Care Month and offer the free service inspections."
During Fall Car Care Month, Subaru dealers will be performing a thorough no-obligation multi-point diagnostic checkup of all major operating systems, and owners will receive a written report of the vehicle's condition. Consumers can visit www.subaru.com to find a participating dealer.
Read More: http://media.subaru.com/index.php?s=43&item=196
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