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Riciclare è di moda? Non per Renault. Second Hand dal 1959. Per chi l’usato è sempre stato fashion

In recent years, the second-hand market has continued to develop. Both a real fashion phenomenon and a real ecological commitment, many players are investing in the circular economy. Renault did not wait for this to become fashionable before selling second-hand vehicles. This is the observation that the brand has decided to promote through a new platform and a new campaign.

Renault has been refurbishing, overhauling, and reselling second-hand vehicles, with the added benefit of Renault’s guarantees, since 1959. A heritage that allows the brand to distinguish itself from the pure players who have just arrived on the second-hand market.

For Renault, second-hand cars are not a fashion phenomenon, they have been a real investment for over 60 years. In the image of the current transformation, which is at the heart of the brand’s values, the Flins factory has been transformed into a ‘Refactory’ in order to offer a new life to Renault second-hand vehicles in the near future. These are all commitments that justify the creation of renew to promote a pioneering spirit and a strategic commitment by the Group to guarantee the best in used cars for the future.

This new platform comes to life through a new tv, press and digital campaign.

Renault and Publicis Conseil collaborated with the director Martin Werner to produce this film, which takes us back to the time when Renault began to invest in the second-hand market. The settings and atmosphere are underlined by the music of ‘Les Demoiselles de Rochefort, composed by Michel Legrand in 1967.

At the same time, the photographer Emir Haveric was entrusted with the creation of colorful prints that combine the aesthetics of fashion and the automobile to highlight the vehicles and the associated guarantees. An international kit of all the assets campaign is available so that each country can broadcast the messages locally.

Credit

Renault – Advertiser managers

Arnaud Belloni

Laurent Aliphat

Hortense Isnard

Céline Perrin

Publicis Conseil

Ceo: Agathe Bousquet

President overseeing creativity: Marco Venturelli

Creative directors: Marcelo Vergara, Gurvan Prioul

Art Directors: Matthieu-Alexandre Enou (print), Pierre Dumont (print), Clément Salgado (print), Laura

Aondio (film)

Copywriter: Francesca Vitello (film)

Director Renault Tv production: Caroline Petruccelli

Agency producer: Sarah Bouadjera

Account managers: Hugues Reboul, Grégoire Verdet, Gaëlle Morvan, Aurélie Guine, Laurent Enet

Film Production

Director: Martin Werner

DOP: Sebastian Blenkov

Production: HENRY / Hugo Diaz

Line Producer: Camille Havard Bourdon

Prod exe: Boogie films

Post production: Prodigious / Jean-Philippe Tapia & Vincent Bordier with the collaboration of Everest

& McMurphy

Editor: Benjamin Weill

Sound editor : Mathieu Caplane

Sound : Start Rec / Alex Jaffray/ Mathieu François/ Valery Pellegrini

Photo Production

Photographer: Emir Haveric

Production: Prodigious

Producer : Caroline Peyramaure

Production manager : Guillaume Rizo