Honda Diesel Engine - TV Advert

great ad

OMG i luv this advert wen i went ibiza it was stuck on this channel and it was on over and over and over and i used 2 no all the words but i dont no but this is the best advert EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love this ad!!!! Hate something... Change something... Hate something...Change something, Make something better!!

Great add but would rather eat my hair than ever own a diesel powered car.

@545iAR why? diesel is so much better

From the company that made V-Tec? If you hate the sound of the engine on your beautiful vehicle, you don't deserve a car. GO FUCK YOURSELF HONDA AND ANYONE ELSE THAT LIKES THIS SHITTY ADVERT

The last comment was obviously from someone with way too much hate and venom in his soul. Chill, fella. Ease off on the swearing.

And then Volkswagen came along and ruined it! :(

Stupid advert. Old Diesels were slow, but they more made up for this with reliability. Reliability was lost with common rail. I can happily report that the bunnies have yet to kill off my old diesel from 1999, now with almost 200,000 miles on the clock and still starts on the button. Common rail was the worst thing to ever happen to diesel engines.

11 years since this ad was aired and still every time I hear about diesel this song comes to my mind. Power of advertising I guess.

I just love the animation and colours in this ad. Brilliant.

When you are about to sell your Nissan
The Hate something The change something to get to places faster
Than You Buy your Brand New Honda

Still whistling this in 2023

I was on shrooms the first time I seen this and I cried at how beautiful this advert was.

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The worst thing to happen to diesel was its overuse for passenger cars and its artificial market promotion by companies and governments. They were trying to chase low CO2 but ignored noxious gas problems. Diesel engines are great and have their uses, but it’s not something needs to be for everyone. In fact the emissions equipment on modern diesels wouldn’t have been necessary because of low ownership, therefore the people that do require them have a better experience.