O carro à prova de zumbis da Hyundai

A convite da Hyundai, Robert Kirkman, criador de “The Walking Dead“, projetou um carro à prova de zumbis.

Baseado no modelo Elantra Coupe, o veículo ganhou o nome de Zombie Survival Machine, com janelas blindadas, lanças na frente e nas laterais, e um “teto solar” caso seja necessário atirar nos mortos-vivos.

O carro estará presente da edição 100 da HQ e também será exposto na Comic-Con 2012, que acontece em julho.

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Super Bowl 46: Hyundai Veloster vs. Guepardo


A Hyundai vai veicular dois comerciais no domingo, durante o Super Bowl. Um deles é esse mais-ou-menos “Think Fast”, mas o que ilustra esse post vale a sua “conferência”.

Eu não queria reacender essa polêmica, mas a marca mais uma vez coloca gente morrendo em suas criações para promover o Veloster. O com a Morte em pessoa e fantasma, de agosto do ano passado, gerou reclamações e proibições.

Gostando ou não, sempre tem a locução do Jeff Bridges para amenizar as coisas.

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Não é você que acha genial um carro de 3 portas?

Inspirada por uma piada já recorrente sobre o Veloster da Hyundai, a Volkswagen veiculou ontem nos principais jornais um anúncio da Kombi.

O título diz tudo.

/dica do @victorwm

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Hyundai and Audi Reap the Rewards of Advertising

logo_edmunds-logoAfter spending heavily on ads at the Academy Awards, Hyundai and Audi are sure to be happy about the result from their investment. Being among the notable list of advertisers in the spectacle viewed all over the world, Edmunds.com, the premier online resource for automotive information, has noted a significant boost in site traffic for Hyundai and Audi since the automakers’ advertising ran during the broadcast of the Academy Awards.

Since the broadcast, Hyundai pages have received 27 percent more visitors compared with the comparable period during the previous week, while Audi pages have received 26 percent more visitors.

Hyundai chose to advertise its Assurance Plus program on the Oscars, reportedly in order to reach a more upscale audience. Visitor behavior on Edmunds.com suggests that this decision was a success, since it earned Hyundai a greater share of traffic on the automotive Web site known for attracting a particularly affluent and well-educated audience.

Featured in the ads was the Hyundai Genesis; Edmunds.com site traffic to Genesis pages has since risen a remarkable 86 percent.

(Source) Press

Hyundai’s Car Program: “Return Car IF Fired”

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One thing that is holding back most people from getting a new car is their financial capacity to maintain monthly amortization for the vehicle that they may purchase. One reason why most car companies are falling due to debt is the fact that they have to deal with bad loans and people apprehensive of buying a car via financial services.

Thanks to Hyundai’s new car loan scheme all that is about to change. To entice car buying, they have come up with a program that will allow buyers to return their vehicles if they get fired or laid off. The promo only covers car purchases made within a year.

This move is bound to entice car buying. With no strings attached, people can look forward to better car buying options, something that has been keeping buyers hesitant these days.

According to the Hyundai Assurance Program, the South Korean automaker said people who finance or lease a new Hyundai during the next 12 months could return the car if they “experience an involuntary loss of income” within one year of the purchase date.

(Source) Fresh News

Goodbye GM, Hello Hyundai Genesis Coupe

Hyundai Genesis CoupeGeneral Motors has pulled out and this makes the promotional opportunities to capture a larger target market better for car companies that have stuck it out as far as the NFL advertising tactics are concerned. Hyundai for one has been serious about it all and will be officially unveiling its Hyundai Genesis Coupe at the upcoming Super Bowl.

The title of both commercials is “The Epic Lap.” Shot at Road Atlanta, the racetrack didn’t do much damage to the car. The company says the Genesis only needed a new set of tires after three days of filming.

So while GM is trying to recover from its tracks, other companies like Hyundai are on the offensive. Will their investment pay dividends?

(Source) Kicking Tires