| Nice. I like the very castrated looknig, but temporarily victorious dad at the end.In the States, the SUV is essentially an apparatus for peacocking brute strength. In every way, it is a basic enlargement of ego, from enabling an aerial driving perspective, to driving over curbs without noticing. This ad gracefully (and I think unconsciously) links the 450 (a particularly dainty SUV) with the father's momentary triumph over his whiny, unruly daughter. His smirk sighs, finally, a little control. Thanks car. However, I'm a bit new to the Netherlands, and I would love to know what emotional cues drive SUV purchases here. The sensation of driving an SUV is physiologically distinct, so many of the feelings are probably quite similar. But, as an American import, it might carry the novel (fleeting, and effectively inauthentic) excitement of being especially conspicuous and individualistic looknig, even if its just for the time of the lease before getting back to reality.Countrymen, what do you think?
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