Subaglue

[Nodz86]

A few months ago when the Subaru released the new Impreza they done the Subaglue campaign saying it stuck to the road like glue.

 

Well I was walking round London (when this campaign started) and saw a few on a Car transporter and my dad saw it aswell later in the day going up the M11. you might think, yeah and big deal, but it was the way they where on the car transporter and finally the other day my dad found a pick of it while surfing the net see below.

 

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I have no idea how they done this bet it looks good. All I know it was designed and built by Ontime recovery/transport.

[Speedtouch]

So then, ordered a new Impreza? Think the suspension is a bit off? Well theres why.

 

Looks cool though.

[CarMadMike]

How would you get them down :oook:

 

Will they start another Campaign saying Subarus are Feline, They always land on there feet, and just release the cars upside down?

[Speed]

Seen this before, but still looks amazing :D

[DriftNismo]

Lmao, that's brilliant. They probs used No More Nails :D. J/k.

[Camel]

huh??

[Pherelas]

Brilliant!! Would be quite intresting getting them down.

[Nodz86]

Lmao, that's brilliant. They probs used No More Nails :D. J/k.

 

No more nails????????? more like GripFill!!!!:p

 

Brilliant!! Would be quite intresting getting them down.

 

I wanna know how they got them up there to begin with, as getting them down would be the reverse.

 

I remember when I first saw it outside Harrods driving down the road, I stood there confused staring at it with the OH going "you ok whats wrong" and all I said was "something don't look right with that" then after it drove off the penny dropped.

[Baldy]

I would guess they used a crane to lower the transporter with the cars upside down on and then the cars on top of it, it would be quite simple really.

[Nodz86]

I would guess they used a crane to lower the transporter with the cars upside down on and then the cars on top of it, it would be quite simple really.

 

probably as the top deck seems to be removable

[Camel]

Or maybe the top deck could flip about 180 degrees and the bottom deck could raise to join the 2 up then they flip it back

[Andreas¹]

It's wierd any way they did it

[Speed]

The 'Subaglue' campaign was devised by London-based advertising agency, MCBD and the three upside-down cars were bolted to the upper deck after having their engines and transmissions removed.

http://www.testdriven.co.uk/news.cfm/upside-down-subaglue-car-transporter-for-subaru-impreza-launch

 

:( Not as cool as we thought :(

[Baltoman]

The logo says "it sticks to the road' but since when does that top deck is considered a road?

[DriftNismo]

The logo says "it sticks to the road' but since when does that top deck is considered a road?

 

It's not, it's... I can't even be bothered to explain this lmao, someone else do it.

[The Queen]

I saw this a while ago. Someone I know who works at Subaru told me they actually did glue the cars upside down. Really cool though :D

[Speed]

I saw this a while ago. Someone I know who works at Subaru told me they actually did glue the cars upside down. Really cool though :D

 

Gullable Ftw? ;)

[AdamFraser]

I saw this a while ago. Someone I know who works at Subaru told me they actually did glue the cars upside down. Really cool though :D

 

 

Who the hell told you that :oook:

 

Engines and transmissions are all out, only body wheels and seats that are there!

 

It was at work a few months back and came back a few weeks after that, it certianly draws the crowds.

[-Lr-SpeedraceR]

lol thats nice :) Even if i dont really like the new Subaru :(

[DriftNismo]

Now Mitsubishi should do it with the Evo, but not upside down :D. They could say: "Sticks to the road so good, we couldn't even get it off to put upside down" :D.

[TDU 505]

The logo says "it sticks to the road' but since when does that top deck is considered a road?

Higly doubt this will be nugget but still a pretty good boo-boo for Balto!

The bottom of the deck's the road you halfwit :D