Volkswagen New Beetle A Serious Machine Pics

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Posted by admin | Posted in Volkswagen New Beetle | Posted on 24-08-2010

The quality of advertising is important for any company. How well a brand stands out and the catchiness of the idea or slogan is critical. For car companies, which have some of the biggest budgets among all advertisers, this amounts to hundreds of millions a year — and in a few cases, more than a billion dollars at stake.

For Volkswagen, which has an annual ad budget of around $250 million to $300 million (by comparison, about what Ford spends on national advertising for just its F-Series pickup truck) the pressure to perform is greater than most. As new VW ad agency Deutsch prepares to launch an ad campaign for the 2011 Jetta, it finds itself taking the baton not just from VW’s old agency, but from a history of advertising that many consider the best of all time.

Volkswagen New Beetle Top Speed Images

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Posted by admin | Posted in Volkswagen New Beetle | Posted on 25-07-2010

Men, take note: According to a new survey from research firm TrueCar, the Volkswagen New Beetle is (still) the ultimate car for women. Apparently, its combination of cute-as-a-button looks and affordable pricing make the reborn Bug a total hit with the fairer sex.

This data was determined not by some silly woman-on-the-street clipboard survey, but rather by looking at the registrations of more than 13 million vehicles over the past two years. We could have saved them quite a bit of work if they wanted to know that the New Beetle was a chick car, but whatever. There was some other interesting info gleaned from the research, including the revelation that 64% of all cars are registered by men despite the fact that there are more women (at 51% of the population, just a tad) than men in America.

Volkswagen New Beetle Leaked Images

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Posted by admin | Posted in Volkswagen New Beetle | Posted on 20-07-2010

Men, take note: According to a new survey from research firm TrueCar, the Volkswagen New Beetle is (still) the ultimate car for women. Apparently, its combination of cute-as-a-button looks and affordable pricing make the reborn Bug a total hit with the fairer sex.

This data was determined not by some silly woman-on-the-street clipboard survey, but rather by looking at the registrations of more than 13 million vehicles over the past two years. We could have saved them quite a bit of work if they wanted to know that the New Beetle was a chick car, but whatever. There was some other interesting info gleaned from the research, including the revelation that 64% of all cars are registered by men despite the fact that there are more women (at 51% of the population, just a tad) than men in America.

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