Back in August we were telling you about what is probably the oddest Mercedes-Benz CLA commercial we had ever seen, made by the Japanese branch of the Stuttgart car manufacturer.
Well, it seems that the land of the rising sun is home to some of the most creative minds in automotive-related advertising, because the Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG just received a highly imaginative commercial as well.
To celebrate the A 45 AMG's launch, Mercedes-Benz Japan went to a Zen Monastery that for some reason has a huge and perfectly flat parking lot in the back, put some heart and brainwaves monitoring devices on five Buddhist monks and then employed a racing driver to drift around them in the said parking lot while they were practicing Zazen meditation.
With this occasion we also learned that, despite its FWD-based all-wheel drive system, the Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG can actually power drift, even though just on a flat and highly wet surface. Nevertheless, the commercial is at least as cool but obviously more original than the Mercedes-Benz “chicken” ad.
To celebrate the A 45 AMG's launch, Mercedes-Benz Japan went to a Zen Monastery that for some reason has a huge and perfectly flat parking lot in the back, put some heart and brainwaves monitoring devices on five Buddhist monks and then employed a racing driver to drift around them in the said parking lot while they were practicing Zazen meditation.
With this occasion we also learned that, despite its FWD-based all-wheel drive system, the Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG can actually power drift, even though just on a flat and highly wet surface. Nevertheless, the commercial is at least as cool but obviously more original than the Mercedes-Benz “chicken” ad.