| Title | Cone |
| Agency |
Wieden+Kennedy
|
| Campaign |
The Power of Dreams - Honda
|
| Advertiser |
Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
|
| Brand |
Honda
|
| Posted | December 2003 |
| Product |
IMA
|
| Business Sector | Automotive
|
| Tagline | The Power of Dreams |
| Philosophy | They did, by crafting a consistent voice to communicate the brands many flavours and shades. What about more for less? Less spend, more effective communications, more measurements, more motivated stakeholders, more brand preference, more profit and more sales. |
| Problem | Less is more. Is that always true? Rather than simplifying their brand, Honda wondered what would happen if they embraced its diversity. |
| Result | Twenty-eight% more sales, in fact, and £388m more revenue. Not everybody believes that OK is OK. Honda certainly dont. |
| Media Type |
Print
|
| Market | United Kingdom |
| AI Description | The ad features a visually striking image of a blue traffic cone adorned with pink feathers. The text below it prompts viewers to consider when they last smiled at traffic cones, introducing IMA (Integrated Motor Assist) technology. This system captures energy lost during braking and returns it during acceleration, providing a playful take on energy efficiency. The design has a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using bold colors to grab attention, and showcasing Honda's innovative approach in the automotive sector. Positioned above is the iconic Honda logo, emphasizing their branding with the tagline 'The Power of Dreams'. |
| Account Planner |
Stuart Smith
|
| Advertising Manager |
Matthew Coomb
|