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Great looking weird site for the new Ford Ka. Via: NOTCOT

A very interesting project by Lotus. Will we finally be able to have an eco-friendly car wich is actually good looking? Via: NOTCOT

I find this BMW concept interesting. However, to me it looks like a Z4 which was left we a protection cover on. Maybe the people who designed it are into rubber or something. The worst for me is the way the door wrinkles when it opens. Anyway, it's worth a watch, not least for being original, and trying to break the boundaries of the norm. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks to Pedro Cores

Credits: Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty London (UK) Music: Simone White - The Beep Beep Via: The Guardian

In the 1970s and 80s BMW invited some of the worlds best artists to use Le Mans BMWs as their canvases. The result became the BMW Art Car exhibition. To promote it when it came to Auckland, they commissioned local artists to take existing BMW billboards and turn them into art. Credits: Agency: Colenso BBDO , New Zealand Via: directdaily / Ads of the World

Credits: Agency: Contrapunto , Madrid (Spain) Creative Directors: Antonio Montero, Carlos Jorge, Felix del Valle Production Company: Lee Films (Spain) Director: Luis Alonso Via: advertising for peanuts / 10 advertising

Credits: Agency: DDB Berlin (Germany) Creative Directors: Amir Kassaei, Bert Peulecke, Stefan Schulte Art Director: Christian Jakimowitsch Director: Sebastian Strasser Production: Radicalmedia Via: The AdBlog

Making of: Credits: Agency: Ogilvy London (UK) Director: Philippe André Production: Bikini Films , London(UK) Via: AdHunt

In a busy street in Paris plastic eyes were left on the pavement beside a Nissan 350Z. The concept: So impressive, your eyes fall to the ground. Very nice and cost effective guerrilla action by TBWA/Paris. Credits: Agency: TBWA/Paris

Credits: Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Colombia Creative Directors: John Raúl Forero Juan José Posada Art Directors/Illustrators: Eduardo Gelvez Gustavo Zapata Bianco Ramírez Copywriters: Nicolás Murillo Sandra Medina Via: Ads of the World

Credits: Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Stockholm (Sweden) Via: Brainstorm