This is a pretty cool and innovative Jeep Wrangler Commercial – not in the same vein as current ‘eco-friendly’ commercials, but interesting nonetheless – this commercial features the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon as a video game – racing a course through the desert then halfway through the video game morphs into a ‘real life’ jeep driving through the desert. I am trying to figure out if they are trying to target the ‘younger’ driver? or an older driver that is trying to be younger!
This is a very different Jeep commercial from 1994 – nothing at all to do with the usual fun loving or nature-type ‘lifestyle’ commercial. This one tries to tie together Jeep with ‘family’…..very strange combination, it is poorly executed as well – presumably their research said that this would work?!?
It depicts a young man in a Jeep Grand Cherokee, driving on a country road, then a very short flashback (1 second maybe) to a young boy helping his father on a farm, using an old Jeep to pull something. Then a lot more driving on dirt roads, to show up at the ‘family farm house’ in his brand new Jeep – Momma runs out to meet him and then Poppa…and a long meaningful look into each others eyes….at least in my opinion, WAY off message!
This is a funny Jeep Cherokee Commercial from early 1990′s! ‘This good boy shares everything with the others in his class – visual shows a bespectacled young boy sharing his candy, then ‘bang’ shows a ‘dark looking picture of a Jeep and the voice over says, this bad boy doesn’t’ and then lists all the Jeep characteristics it has that are unique in its class.
This Jeep commercial was recorded in Boston in 2007. It shows a Jeep Liberty driving along on a nice country highway, a male ‘voice over’ comes on and starts to describe the Jeep, suddenly in mid-sentence, the Jeep Liberty on the screen makes a sharp right hand turn, and goes off-road, the announcer is left without anything to say (a bit incredulous actually) and the camera continues on the road without the Jeep Liberty.
Then just as suddenly as it swerved off the road, it came back on in a cloud of dust. The announcer then picks up where he left off, gets a sentence out and then the Jeep swerves off road again, this time the announcer kind of gices an ‘awe man, can you believe this’ type of comment and then they end it.
Pretty lame 1992 Jeep Commercial for the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Jeep in a field of flowers, camera slowly pans to the Jeep, fades out and then pops in to a Jeep Cherokee interior and then in slow motion, the airbag pops open. I guess this might have been a big deal in 1992 (maybe?) but it seems kind of lame today…..