Volkswagen Employees Love the Vento

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We’d like to personally thank DDB Mudra for crafting a car commercial that isn’t shot on a winding mountain road, doesn’t portray the vehicle as if it were an extension of one’s personality and doesn’t contain the disclaimer, “Professional driver. Do not attempt on your own.”

DDB Mudra came up with a concept that actually says something about the car and about the people who built it. Yes, it’s goofy but it’s makes a powerful point: the people who build the Volkswagen Vento are very proud of their work, love the fruits of their labor and hope the final product will be well cared for by its owner.

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