MyCar 3.0's latest work via TBWA\Sydney

1 July 2024
 

Creative Agency: TBWA Sydney

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Featuring a discerning bride, a considered son and a misunderstood husband.

MyCar 3.0 has positioned itself as the benchmark for care in its latest campaign by TBWA\Sydney, encouraging customers to get the care they deserve in all areas of their lives.

The campaign sees a discerning bride, a considered son and a misunderstood husband demand a mycar level of care from somewhat confused counterparts.

“Our People First platform continues to evolve, and this campaign delivers the message that it’s more than reasonable for people to expect, in differing life scenarios, the same level of value, care and service that they have come to expect from mycar," mycar Tyre & Auto head of marketing Cynthia Fernandez said.

"Our tongue-in-cheek tone and humour carries right through to our talented technicians.”

TBWA creative director Simon Hayes said the agency challenged itself to get the offer construct across in a fresh, funny and memorable way.

"And we’re proud to say it doesn’t get much more retail than this – in fact every punchline hangs on the offer delivery. As always, it’s been a joy to work with mycar, continuing to shape the brand with the partnership of a clever and caring client," he said.

The campaign will roll out across TV, radio, BVOD, OOH, social and digital display.

 

Credits:

MyCar 3.0

Adele Coswello – Chief Customer Officer

Cynthia Fernandez – Head of Marketing

 

Creative Agency: TBWA\Sydney

Chief Creative Officer: Evan Roberts

Creative Director: Simon Hayes

Creative Director: Archie Murugaser

Head Client Partner: Vanessa Di Blasio

Head of Strategy: Sebastian Revell

Senior Strategist: Callum James

Senior Business Manager: Madie Finch

Head Producer: Jonathan Pitcher

Group Director, Production and Creative Services: Lisa Brown

 

Media Agency: Hearts & Science

 

PR & Social Agency: Eleven

 

Film Production: Scoundrel

Director: Ric Cantor

Editor: Adam Wills

Photographer: Ingvar Kenne, The Pool Collective

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