Video: German Nissan GT-R guerilla marketing campaign borders on vandalism
Filed under: Coupe, Performance, Marketing/Advertising, Videos, Nissan, Porsche, Humor
The GT-R is an aggressive car, and Nissan has taken aim at Porsche owners in an aggressive marketing campaign. A team of ladies in Germany driving a brand new GT-R have taken to the streets, targeting parked Porsches. Armed with a removable decal that shows the tail-end of a Nissan GT-R, the ladies affix the “ad” to the front windshield of the Porsche. The Porsche owner returns to his or her car, sits down and sees the GT-R’s taillights staring right back.
It sounds funny, but we prefer that people keep their hands off O.P.P (yeah you know me! … anyone?). Click past the jump to view the clip and let us hear your thoughts in the comments; is this clever marketing or toeing the vandalism line?
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