The Volkswagen New Beetle Art Car Campaign created by Olympic Marketing Mastermind Philipp Darjes became one of the most iconic campaigns in the lead up and during the Beijing Games in 2008.
from YouTube on Thu, Oct 09 2008
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The Volkswagen Group Beijing 2008 Olympic Fleet »
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Volkswagen Beijing 2008 Volunteer Program »
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Volkswagen Beijing 2008 Olympic Green Fleet »
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