Subara Delivers Awkward Skinny Dipping Moment

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We like these two new Carmichael Lynch-created commercials for Subara. One awakens a man’s inner passion to paint everything he sees. Another enables a couple to, much like Nike, say, “Let’s Do That.”

Both spots engage in a way unlike most car commercials because, well, they are less about the car and more about what the car (or, let’s be honest, any car) enables one to do.

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