claiming the car maker needed to step away from 'traditional automotive stereotypes'
it is not intended to depict Jaguar's intended customers but added: 'We do need to attract a new customer base.'
I seem to recall another too big to exist corporation doing something vaguely similar. It didn't end well.
So executives today believe that corporate identity has no connection to consumers and rebranding reaches out to new customers without alienating existing customers?
Idiots!
Can't wait until I see the bumper stickers "I bought this before I knew"
the car firm reinvents itself to appeal to a younger audience of car buyers
LOL. I hate to be a kill joy, but has anyone noticed that young people still live at home in their 40's not able to afford a house? What do these execs think? These young car buyers will be able to afford more than a Spark, Mirage, or Rio?
Fixed Jaguar ad (x.com)
Jaguar meme (pic8.co)