We still remember Kia's sexy robot ads from this year's super bowl like it was yesterday. It was about the new Forte sedan is equipped with an array of high-tech features that get highlighted by some equally high-tech show girls the automaker calls "Hotbots".
One bot in particular got our attention, the former Miss USA Alyssa Campanella. Even without the CGI transparent skin, she sells the car like nobody's business and we thought you guys would like to know more about her.
First things first, she was born in New Jersey in 1990. In October 2006, Campanella was crowned Miss New Jersey Teen USA 2007 at a very tender age.
We could bore you with the details of how many titles she's won, but what you need to know is she won the Miss USA title for 2011. Her father has Italian ancestry and her mother is of Danish and German descent.
She is a huge animal lover, owning lots of cats and dogs, and has campaigned for PETA in an anti-fur photo shoot… without too many clothes. She likes to cook and is a hokey fan. Did we mention that her 5 ft 8 slender figure ends in fiery red hair paired with green eyes?
Method Studios teamed up with production company MZJ and director Carl Erik Rinsch to deliver Hotbots to life:
2014 Kia Forte Respect the Tech Animated Ads:
First things first, she was born in New Jersey in 1990. In October 2006, Campanella was crowned Miss New Jersey Teen USA 2007 at a very tender age.
We could bore you with the details of how many titles she's won, but what you need to know is she won the Miss USA title for 2011. Her father has Italian ancestry and her mother is of Danish and German descent.
She is a huge animal lover, owning lots of cats and dogs, and has campaigned for PETA in an anti-fur photo shoot… without too many clothes. She likes to cook and is a hokey fan. Did we mention that her 5 ft 8 slender figure ends in fiery red hair paired with green eyes?
Method Studios teamed up with production company MZJ and director Carl Erik Rinsch to deliver Hotbots to life:
2014 Kia Forte Respect the Tech Animated Ads: