At Honda UK, Problems Are Just Bigger Playgrounds

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Check out this fun new Honda ad by Wieden + Kennedy. Also see LOL-worthy website Problem Playground. It will bring out your inner Alice.

The effort is for Honda UK. We like the collective “HURRAAAAAAY!” in the site intro and its straightforward nav: “Click on things to go there. Click ‘Home’ to come back here.” Site includes puzzles, 360-degree vehicle features, download options for the commercial, and a making-of-the-ad video.

Whoever said assembly line work was dehumanizing clearly wasn’t employed in the Hybrid department. Suddenly we’re starving for a big fat zero-emissions jigsaw.

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