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Car Forum / Saab Cars / November 2005Anyone Record the new 9-7x commercial where the plane morphs into the 9-7x?
Anyone Record the new 9-7x commercial where the plane morphs into the 9-7x? If so, I want a copy of this. Thanks. - Ryan > Anyone Record the new 9-7x commercial where the plane morphs into the 9-7x? Jeez ! Was it an American plane too ? Graham Saab Guy wrote: >> Anyone Record the new 9-7x commercial where the plane morphs into the >9-7x? >Jeez ! >Was it an American plane too ? >Graham Far out! It wasn't a Starlifter was it? Cheers > Saab Guy wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Far out! It wasn't a Starlifter was it? Cheers No idea, I hope someone can capture it in high quality though. It sounds like they did it up really well! SG > Anyone Record the new 9-7x commercial where the plane morphs into the 9-7x? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > - Ryan Oh please tell me they haven't done this. I hope they used something suitably swedish, like a Boeing 757?  SignatureCarl Robson Car PC Build starts again. http://smallr.com/rz Homepage: http://www.bouncing-czechs.com All of this interest in the new ad campaign should be good news for the ad agency. But the question is, has Saab sales increased or are people only interested in collecting the ads? I will admit the ads are interesting to watch, but I have not been motivated to go the the dealer and test drive on new Saab - so in this sense it has been a failure. > Anyone Record the new 9-7x commercial where the plane morphs into the 9-7x? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > - Ryan > All of this interest in the new ad campaign should be good news for the > ad agency. But the question is, has Saab sales increased or are people > only interested in collecting the ads? I will admit the ads are > interesting to watch, but I have not been motivated to go the the dealer > and test drive on new Saab - so in this sense it has been a failure. Hmmm.... Can anyone shed any light on why the current UK 9-3 Sport Wagon ad features a cow ? Graham >> All of this interest in the new ad campaign should be good news for the >> ad agency. But the question is, has Saab sales increased or are people [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Graham I would imagine that the cow is now a symbol of how unique, sporting and efficient the new GM's err....... Saabs are. Just a guess > Can anyone shed any light on why the current UK 9-3 Sport Wagon ad features a cow A pictorial example of the handling. Or was it the optional interior. Nope definatley the handling. One BSE raddled old burger factory amply demonstrates how most GM cars go, once the road curves. SignatureCarl Robson Car PC Build starts again. http://smallr.com/rz Homepage: http://www.bouncing-czechs.com > One BSE raddled old burger factory amply demonstrates how most GM cars > go, once the road curves. Can anyone translate that into english? That looks like some of the gibberish you get attached to the bottom of spam emails. You aren't a closet spammer are you, Carl? Signature-Fred W > > One BSE raddled old burger factory amply demonstrates how most GM cars > > go, once the road curves. > > Can anyone translate that into english? I'd hazard a guess he's saying "most GM cars handle like an old brain-diseased cow round bends"... or something like that? > > > One BSE raddled old burger factory amply demonstrates how most GM cars > > > go, once the road curves. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > "most GM cars handle like an old brain-diseased cow round bends"... or > something like that? My mates daughters comment on the new ads in the UK was spot on, and I quote..... "But Daddy, why would anyone buy a car that smokes and makes that much noise?" I nearly fell of my chair laughing when she came out with it! Al > > > > One BSE raddled old burger factory amply demonstrates how most GM cars > > > > go, once the road curves. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Al AL, Did you record it for us to see what you were talking about? SG > All of this interest in the new ad campaign should be good news for the ad > agency. But the question is, has Saab sales increased or are people only > interested in collecting the ads? I will admit the ads are interesting to > watch, but I have not been motivated to go the the dealer and test drive > on new Saab - so in this sense it has been a failure. Well, since Saab has sold 35+% more than last year, it seems like it works. Saab will pass 135,000 sold vehicles this year - best sales ever.... Signature----------------------------------- Dyrlægebiler - Det intelligente valg - >> All of this interest in the new ad campaign should be good news for the >> ad agency. But the question is, has Saab sales increased or are people [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > works. Saab will pass 135,000 sold vehicles this year - best sales > ever.... Greetings from a long time lurker and occasional poster. I recently returned a 9-5 at lease-end, with the intent of going straight into another Saab. I had a great experience with the dealership and the vehicle. I actually like the new advertising campaign, but I recently found a little glitch that makes me question the potential for sales. The problem is my local dealer has almost no new product to show or sell, not good when you are running a multi-million dollar national ad program. No 9-5's, no 9-7's, no 9-3's w/manual trans or the new V6. Of course, if I wanted a 9-2 base model there were plenty to choose from! It sure makes you wonder about the strategy and coordination at the corporate level. Any potential customer could spend the waiting time being wooed by rival manufacturers. Thanks for listening to my lengthy post. Regards, Peter F. > I actually like the new advertising campaign, but I recently found a > little glitch that makes me question the potential for sales. The problem [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Any potential customer could spend the waiting time being wooed by rival > manufacturers. Hi Peter. The problem is the productioncapacity in Trollhättan. They simply can't keep up. Signature----------------------------------- Dyrlægebiler - Det intelligente valg > > I actually like the new advertising campaign, but I recently found a > > little glitch that makes me question the potential for sales. The problem [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > The problem is the productioncapacity in Trollhättan. They simply can't keep > up. Henrik, Let me get this straight, "Gm fires most of the employees in Trollhättan, specifically at the production line in the factory, then now expects the current staff to be able to provide the same level of output as they used to be able to do with less staff? "Do more with less", okay but then why is GM complaining? They're the ones that shot themselves in the foot. SG >> I actually like the new advertising campaign, but I recently found a >> little glitch that makes me question the potential for sales. The [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > The problem is the productioncapacity in Trollhättan. They simply can't > keep up. Hi Henrik, That may be an issue - you would know better than I, but to compound it by spending a fortune to advertise unavailable product is just poor planning. At risk of opening up a can of worms, I will ask the question - why is there a production capacity issue? I don't recall a similar problem in the last couple of years. Regards, Pete. > >> I actually like the new advertising campaign, but I recently found a > >> little glitch that makes me question the potential for sales. The [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Regards, > Pete. GM fires half of the staff in Sweden, then expects increased productivity?? What gives!! SG
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