Analyzing the Audi R8 Wolverine

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Audi introduced and made by hard work of German auto makers. German auto makers have two best cars Audi and BMW that they sell all around the world. They have made a lot of different versions of Audi such as sport version, suv version, and standard version. This is two seated car which consider sport version. In the United States everyday a lot of people read news and purchase price for car before they buy it. Some people get encouraged to buying a car by see advertisement on television. That is why car dealers show car’s advertisement on television to spread their car business. Audi wolverine is one of the beautiful and luxurious car which attract peoples to its beauty. Audi successfully convince car buyers to believe that by driving one of their car would be good personality in society. People always buy new product by seeing advertise either on television or on the internet such as buying a car. Now days advertiser has started to show more about love and emotion in advertise, because peoples are started making their decision on love and emotion and that is why new advertise does not providing that much information that it used to have in past four five decades. According to Cord Jefferson, “in the ‘50s, 60s and maybe all the way into the ‘70s, ad films were emphasizing information. But then, over time, researchers realized that human being make decision more on emotion and relationships than information” (par. 12). Audi r8 wolverine is a luxury car and it is selling its physical beauty and identity with its logo. People cannot see beauty of Audi r8 wolverine in the daylight, but it always seen in night while riding in the street. While riding the luxury car on the street we can see their emotion and expression of their hard w...

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... company. It all means that they want to be on top from their competitor. Sometimes we see annoyed and boring advertise on television, but it also provides valuable information and gives us good idea about jobs. Audi wolverine is represented with Hugh Jackman who is an actor and work in Hollywood films. Representing a car with a celebrity is good way to entertain and take viewer’s attention to Audi wolverine.

Works Cited

Brad Anderson. “2014 Audi R8 Spyder Makes Film Debut in The Wolverine.” GTspirit.com. July 19. 2013. Web. April 14. 2014.
Ching Yee, Yong, Rubita Sudirman, and Chew Kim Mey. “Colour Perception On Facial Expression Towards Emotion.” Telkomnika 10.4 (2012): 783-794. Academic Search Complete. Web. 9 Apr. 2014.
Jefferson, Cord. “You’re the Ad Now: Why Marketers Need You to Do Their Job.” GOOD. is. GOOD Worldwide Inc. May 17. 2012. Web. 4 Apr. 2014.

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