Articles Tagged ‘Volkswagen Canada’
Volkswagen has Golf owners do the heavy lifting
Through a new online platform, prospective buyers can have their questions answered by the real experts: actual Golf owners.
Volkswagen makes eyes wander
A campaign for the redesigned Tiguan focuses on design appeal to stand out in the highly competitive SUV segment.
Up to the Minute: National adds to its Atlantic team
Plus, Warc launches new awards and more news you may have missed.
DDB names new leader in Montreal
Jean-Francois Mallette joins as managing director, with a goal of bringing more collaboration to the shop.
Volkswagen’s endless picnic
The automaker markets its new Golf SportWagen to those who won’t necessarily go too far off road.
How Volkswagen drove summer results
VW owners shared their camaraderie during nostalgic nights at the drive-in, organized by the brand to build loyalty.
Connecting with drivers
Chevrolet and Volkswagen are both betting on teched-out cars to stay ahead of the auto industry curve.
Canadian ads we’ll see during the Super Bowl
A look at the commercials, new and old, that millions of us will see during the game on Sunday.
Volkswagen admits it ‘let you down’
Is the troubled automaker’s apology yesterday enough to regain the trust of Canadians?
Fun with fuel efficiency
Volkswagen’s new digital campaign combines the cost-effectiveness of its diesel engines with the joy of the scenic route.
Volkswagen’s send-off
The car brand says goodbye to its 2015 models with a new tribute.
Volkswagen’s musical stories
A new branded content campaign for the Beetle gets bands and drivers alike to explore the car’s musical connections.
Canada brings in 17 Film nominations
Ten different agencies are in the running for a Cannes Lion recognizing the best work in video.
BCON Bits: Volkswagen goes bite-sized
Volkswagen Canada’s Jordan Gracey on the brand’s shift to smaller-scale branded content.
Volkswagen Canada’s global kickoff
To launch the new Jetta in 2015, the brand and Red Urban created a content-heavy campaign to run in five different markets.
