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Volvo Might Be Bringing a Station Wagon to the United States

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By Emma Hall Verified
| Top Car News
Liked by +15 others Related Posts I drove three generations of Volvo to see how its flash new model stacks up 18 · Jenna Nelson · 1 days ago · Volvo This Volvo V90’s Most Bizarre Feature Isn’t the Paint. It’s in the Trunk 18 · Mia Pelletier · 2 days ago · Volvo · Volvo V90 Volvo XC60's July Lease Deals Will Tempt You Out of an X3 83 · Ethan Turner · 2 days ago · Volvo · Volvo XC60 Volvo XC90 Vs. Subaru Ascent: Which One Is Safer?
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Ford’s new take on the extreme sports product demo

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By Emma Hall Verified
| More About Advertising Verified
Wieden + Kennedy, Ford’s main creative agency, came up with the “arrive ready” platform, which Born Social has used as inspiration for a social media campaign. It’s a demonstration of the carmaker’s Blue Cruise technology (a supercharged version of cruise control), which leaves you with plenty of mental capacity for extreme sports when you arrive at your destination. There are two versions, one with an outdoor adventure athlete and the other with a climber.
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The Sun (and Oasis) capture the cautious optimism of England fans

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By Emma Hall Verified
| More About Advertising Verified
As England heads into a World Cup semi-final against old foe Argentina, England fans, by their very nature, can’t help dreaming that maybe… this could be our year. Oasis’ Wonderwall has become the song of the tournament for fans and players, and T&P has worked with the The Sun to captured the 90s anthem’s tentative optimism. This digital OOH ad asks if a second star (denoting a second World Cup victory) might just be coming England’s way. Simple and effective.
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