Adam & Eve DDB, London
- 12 Bishops Bridge Road Paddington
- London W2 6AA
- United Kingdom
- Phone: 020 7258 3979
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- Country Phone Code: 44
- Website: www.adamandeveddb.com/
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Volkswagen - “Tea”
Volkswagen| Title | Tea |
| Tagline | Incredible, but true |
| Agency | Adam & Eve DDB |
| Advertiser | Volkswagen |
| Brand | Volkswagen |
| Product Name | Golf |
| Product Category | Cars |
| Campaign Name | Incredible But True |
| Market | United Kingdom |
| Country of Production | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Date of First Broadcast/Publication | June 2, 2006 |
| Media Type | Television |
| Length | 30 Seconds |
| Awards | Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, 2007 (Silver Lion ) for Cars Advertising Creative Circle Awards, 2007 (Bronze) for Best Idea in 30 Seconds British Arrows, 2007 (Silver) for Series British Arrows, 2007 (Silver) for Best 30 second TV commercial British Arrows, 2007 (Bronze) for European British Arrows, 2007 (Silver) for Cars Cristal Festival, 2006 (Cristal) for Europe: commercial / Humor Eurobest, 2006 (Eurobest Silver Campaign) for Cars Kinsale Shark Advertising Festival, 2006 (Silver) for International TV: Automotive |
| Creative Team | Matt Lee |
| Creative Team | Pete Heyes |
| Director | Eric Lynne |
| Producer | David Stewart |
| Cameraman | Blasco Giurato |
| Lighting Director / Lighting | Blasco Giurato |
| Agency Producer | Lucinda Ker |
| Account Manager | Rob Connolly |
| Account Manager | Charlie Elliott |
| Editor | Sam Sneade |
| Production Company | Partizan |
| Editing Company | Speade Ltd |
Story
A dealer struggles to a tell a couple the price of a Golf because he knows when he tells them they’re going to spit their tea at him.
Concept
DDB London has created a new campaign highlighting the fact that Volkswagen's cars are less expensive than people might think.
In an evolution of the 2005 'Incredible but True' press campaign, a series of four TV spots dramatise the incredulity that customers might experience when Volkswagen dealers reveal the actual prices of their cars to them.
In an evolution of the 2005 'Incredible but True' press campaign, a series of four TV spots dramatise the incredulity that customers might experience when Volkswagen dealers reveal the actual prices of their cars to them.
