Honda Matches Rough Edges to Finer Things for Ridgeline Campaign

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Hrm. All right. These spots for the Honda Ridgeline are kind of clever. In fact, they remind us a little of that Honda Fit series we just looked at (with the comic-book headlines and abrupt punchlines), except a little less…

…what? Is it wit we’re lacking? Well, they certainly make an effort. Watch tough meet classy, rugged meet spacious, tradition meet innovation, and rough meet smooth.

Due props go out to RPA and LA-based MJZ for the use of Chuck Norris, a lumberjack and lasers, though. It’s rare when those elements don’t coalesce into a hit of mind-boggling proportions.

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