@esther The car advertising thing is really weird. If I choose to watch a streaming service with ads I get an endless stream of repeated ads for cars.
But ... my car still works, so I don't need, and won't be buying a new one. Eventually my car will stop working, *then* I'll buy a new one.
This happens about once every twenty-something years. So about 99% of the models that have been advertised to me (and no doubt even some of the brands) won't exist any more by the time I next make a buying decision! What a waste.
And - a little hint for car advertisers here - when I *do* buy a new car I'm unlikely to buy one that's advertised in the UK by pictures of a left hand drive car being driven on foreign roads. If you can't even be arsed to make a UK version of the advertisement, how much care do I think you've put into getting the UK version of the car right?
@TimWardCam @esther
While individual manufacturers are trying to sell their particular model of car, as a whole they are selling car dependency to society in general.