The individual's driving experience is emphasized in car ads. Buying decisions …show more content…
In a Nissan Maxima television ad, a young man touches by mistake the car while holding a fruit in his other hand. The image then changes to a dreamy scene where he is driving the car at high speed and is going through sharp curves displaying the car's smooth handling while smiling. He removes his hand to come back to reality noticing he had crushed the orange that he was holding due to his excitement. The message delivered reflects on the intensity of the driving experience we get when driving a Maxima, which overwhelms us and gives us the thrill of a lifetime. Another message often associated with high performance is the thrill for adventure. In a Grand Cherokee Jeep ad, a man walks around the city only to find executive-working people walking with their faces full of mud. He wonders …show more content…
In a Dodge Caravan commercial, the narrator says: "After watching this commercial you will have the urge to start a family". The image changes to a Dodge Caravan being driven on the street, with a description of the engine's power, the accessories (dvd for kids), security and facility of payments. The message behind this commercial is to let us know that the dodge caravan is the perfect car for a young couple that wants to start a family. This Dodge Caravan fits the characteristics of a family car, it is secure and spacious.
Moreover, numerous families usually look for affordable cars. They consider fuel efficiency, financing plans and special offers with the purchase of the vehicle. Often, ads on family cars (especially caravans) emphasize on the silence experienced when driving this specific vehicle: either kids are too occupied watching a dvd or they are separated by the three rows of seats. The peace of mind of the parents is their reward to have bought this