Last but not least: Finished funny
Car crashes are fun - at least in the play world of children. Jung von Matt/Alster used magnets to demonstrate that Mercedes cars actively prevent crashes in the real world.
Anyone who played with cars as a child knows that crashes are part of the game - the more spectacular, the better. The fascination with crashes becomes a thing of the past when you sit behind the wheel of a real car for the first time. Accidents should then be avoided at all costs and the assistance braking systems from Mercedes help with this. If an obstacle suddenly appears, the car brakes automatically. What can save lives in reality would spoil the fun in the toy world of children. This is demonstrated by the Hamburg agency Jung von Matt/Alster with the "Uncrashable Toy Cars", which can no longer be wrecked thanks to a simple magnetic trick. A beautiful idea. And Edvard Grieg's work "In the Hall of the Mountain King" certainly won't put us off - please use it again and again and again. Thank you. (hae)
