2 weeks ago, I posted on my Facebook page the below photo saying that the Lebanese Porsche 911 owners have the so-called “plate number complex”, they cannot drive the car unless the number 911 appears somewhere on the car plate number.
Yesterday I spotted another car with the same syndrome. There are plenty of them around, if you catch any of them on your camera, feel free to send them over to be posted on this blog entry.
The Posters
The Real Car
It may look like a simple urban vehicle, but the all-electric Pivo2 is a spectacular example of cybernetics, the robotics agent creates a new car-driver relationship. The cabin can rotate 360 degrees and the wheels 90 degrees.
More info: http://www.nissan-global.com/EN/PIVO2/
Check out the world’s first internet car radio from Blaupunkt and miRoamer. Users will be able to access to the world’s largest and most diverse selection of internet radio content from music, entertainment, news and talk all through their car stereo. Other familiar features include phone, address book, bluetooth and navigation.
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Two different countries, two different companies and two different industries, but both of them using the same business line in their ad.
Crepaway is a Lebanese casual diner chain of restaurant and of course Avis is a worldwide icon in car rental industry (in this ad case, it is Avis Norway)
Can we call this coincidence?
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