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GPS to get lost
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Many 4x4 vehicles are sold in Argentina, but most of them never crossed the city limits. In an effort to position Jeep as the iconic 4x4 brand, encouraging people to go to places where others can't, Leo Burnett created a whole new 4x4 driving experience: a GPS to get lost. The device allows Jeep drivers to let go – completely. It lets adventure-hungry travelers to select a "Get Lost" option on their GPS device, transporting them to parts unknown – even to the driver. Ambient advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Argentina for Jeep, within the category: Automotive.
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