Since Volkswagen had such a viral advertising hit — albeit not entirely planned — with its Un-pimp Your Auto advertising campaign, General Motors has decided to create some wacky videos of its own. Unlike VeeDub’s silly spots, the GM videos are not overt advertising, and will not air on TV. Instead, they are pseudo amateur video with mysterious GM cars flying through the sky as they do in GM’s official web, print, and TV campaign.
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Wow, flying cars? 🚗✈️ Can’t wait to see one in real life!
Is this for real or just another marketing stunt? 🤔
Great job GM! This is the future we’ve been waiting for.
Can they actually fly or is it just CGI for the videos?
Thanks GM, now I can finally avoid traffic jams. 😂
When can we expect these to be available for purchase?
This is exciting, but is it safe? How do they control the air traffic?
Flying cars sound cool, but the maintenance costs must be through the roof!