Audi Drops The Ultimate Presidential Debate Commercial/carscoops

Audi Drops The Ultimate Presidential Debate Commercial

VIDEOApparently, some 100 million people tuned in to watch the first of three U.S. Presidential Debates and Audi made the most of this SuperBowl-beating audience by releasing a stunningly crafted commercial, set to also air during the remaining two debates.Created by a number of well-regarded industry masters, the spot, dubbed 'Duel', sees two characters going toe-to-toe in an epic fight scene like something out of a James Bond film.The most interesting thing about the commercial is that most of its is played in reverse, offering a strange perspective at how the fight unfolded and how the potent RS7 Sportback is the automotive jewel worth fighting for.The release of this beautifully-crafted commercial comes hot on the heels of Audi's recent T-Rex-starring ad spot and its collaborative effort with Airbnb

Audi Gets Involved in the Presidential Debate with Its Latest Commercial

Audi describes this spot simply called "Duel" as a political satire, but apart from the badges at the beginning, we fail to see anything political about it.Sure, the two protagonists are a male and a female, and they're clawing at each other's eyes for the whole duration, but if that was the catch, then Audi isn't very good with subtlety.However, maintaining the same parallelism, the German brand does imply that getting to drive an Audi RS7 - even just to park it - is just as important as becoming the President of the United States of America.I'm sure a lot of you fans of the Ingolstadt manufacturers will agree with this evaluation, but the rest of us will just regard it as the kind of exaggeration only the advertising industry could get away with.There isn't too much of an idea behind the spot, but Audi shows that even a bland script can be turned into a Hollywood-style action film with the right production crew.

Audi Gets Political With Presidential Debate Ad for RS7 Sedan

The first televised debate between presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is expected to draw tens of millions of viewers Monday night.And even though commercials will not be aired during the 90-minute presidential debate, it's an audience that's simply appealing too keep companies like German automaker Audi from buying ad time on either end of the event.Audi has released a politically-themed commercial titled "Duel", which depicts two valets competing over the RS7 — Audi's high-performance sports sedan which starts at $110,700.

Audi Drops The Ultimate Presidential Debate Commercial/carscoops