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Feb 04, 2008 21:02:35

Audi Super Bowl ad puts "Old Luxury" on notice

Posted Feb 3rd 2008 8:04AM by Alex Nunez
Filed under: Coupes, Sports/GTs, Marketing/Advertising, Audi


Click image to see the Audi Super Bowl ad preview.

Audi has posted a sneak preview of its Super Bowl spot. Fans of The Godfather will love it, and anyone even remotely aware of The Godfather's memorable scenes will get it. Whether it helps persuade luxury car buyers that the interlocking rings constitute an offer they can't refuse will be determined on future sales charts. If nothing else, however, we know that Audi certainly brought its "A" game to Super Bowl Sunday...and that Johnny Fontane will get that movie.

Watch the preview here.

[Source: Audi via German Car Blog]

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Tags: audi, audi r8, AudiR8, breaking, jack woltz, JackWoltz, new luxury, NewLuxury, old luxury on notice, OldLuxuryOnNotice, truth in engineering, TruthInEngineering

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