Apparently someone asked Subaru to make car-themed coloring pages so car enthusiasts could keep their kids occupied during quarantine. This is what the good people of Subaru HQ came up with:
Seriously. WTF.
Apparently someone asked Subaru to make car-themed coloring pages so car enthusiasts could keep their kids occupied during quarantine. This is what the good people of Subaru HQ came up with:
Seriously. WTF.
Lexus started the same thing
all over club lexus right now
although it seems like Mazda is the only one that seems to understand how to make a kids' coloring book.
j_tso said:although it seems like Mazda is the only one that seems to understand how to make a kids' coloring book.
Exactly. BTW, this was Denso (Toyota subsidiary and parts maker)'s equally insane entry. They literally want you to color in a QR code. If you do a good job, you can scan it on your mobile phone.
Tesla also has coloring books, but you get them in paper form from your friendly neighborhood Tesla tech. Or you find them on Imgur.
This is the new thing during The Current Unpleasantness. Some of the companies are definitely trying harder than others. I've seen some that were obviously just a quickly applied Illustrator trace or Photoshop filter (hello Mercedes). Others are much better. And the Subaru ones made me laugh.
Who's got a list?
Mazda, Nissan and Subaru we've seen already here.
It's smart. They are pulling one from the Disney playbook. Give the children fond memories, and, when grown up, they will empty their wallets for nostalgia.
When I was a little kid I would have been nuttso for the Morgan one.
Is there a link to the Subaru one? Google search didn't turn up anything like the pic above.
In reply to NorseDave :
They're from Subaru's Twitter Account. They have normal ones too, thankfully.
First set:
https://twitter.com/SUBARU_CORP/status/1253489238454136832?s=20
Second set:
https://twitter.com/SUBARU_CORP/status/1256057276122595328?s=20
In reply to boxedfox (Forum Supporter) :
Awesome, thanks!
Awesome! I am going to make print this one: 
source: https://www.mercedes-benz.com/en/vehicles/passenger-cars/design-sketches/?shortener=true&csref=sm_fbk_pc
I once read a tale named Impact of use of color in yellow fish by Ambai (just in case, the story is here at https://phdessay.com/impact-of-use-of-color-in-yellow-fish-by-ambai/), and I was fascinated by how interesting is - the nature of our brain and his reaction to the information translated by the color of the things in reality. An Indian author wrote it, so don't wonder why it has a spiritual point of view.
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