Audi Thinks Driving A Luxury Car Is Like Losing Your Virginity - And Urges Abstinence
The ad is titled "Luxury Car Abstinence" and shows various well-to-do young people speaking to the camera about their struggles to resist the temptation of driving a shiny new Beamer or Benz.
Instead, they profess a desire to wait for a more meaningful human-car relationship, with an Audi. At the end, rock music plays alongside footage of the new Audi A3, and viewers are told "Don't regret your first luxury car. The uncompromised Audi A3."
Highlights include a man with his face blurred out describing how his life was ruined by a tryst with a non-Audi, and another man who quits a new job because the company car it offered him was a Mercedes-Benz.
The upshot, apparently, is that everyone who drives a BMW is a slut, and anyone willing to accept a free Mercedes-Benz is a tasteless pauper willing to humiliate themselves just to get from point A to point B.
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