Ford Middle East Sent A Genius Tweet About Women Driving In Saudi But It May Not Have Been Original
There have been many user reactions about the news that woman will be allowed to drive in Saudi, some for, some against. Not to miss out on all the social buzz, many automotive brands have jumped in the conversation as well.
There was a certain theme with their response, each brand choosing a part of the car to celebrate the moment.
- Ford went with a rearview mirror, but it may not have been an original concept
- Nissan went with a number plate
- Volkswagen went with a steering wheel
Nissan Middle East created a clever Saudi number plate
Congratulations to all Saudi women who will now be able to drive. #SaudiWomenDrive pic.twitter.com/g3p8276rOr
— Nissan Middle East (@NissanME) September 26, 2017
Volkswagen Middle East took the driving wheel angle
It’s your turn, take over the driver’s seat.#SaudiWomenDriving #SaudiWomenCanDrive pic.twitter.com/Hlw3Gnc7fW
— Volkswagen ME (@VWMiddleEast) September 27, 2017
Ford went with the rear view mirror
Welcome to the driver’s seat. #SaudiWomenMove #SaudiWomenCanDrive pic.twitter.com/oksRbFvLWa
— Ford Middle East (@FordMiddleEast) September 27, 2017
The Ford creative used looks rather like an award winning ad campaign
J. Walter Thompson Doha created this print ad for website Rafeef22 and it won an award at Dubai Lynx creative festival last year.
