Fiat and Vogue Italia are inviting people, who want to remain fashionable even when driving fast on the road. To celebrate the launch of the innovative 900 cc TwinAir two-cylinder 85 HP engine, which will be used for both the 500 and the 500C models starting September, the car manufacturer together with the iconic fashion magazine are inviting all creative minds to develop their own green-themed design of bicycle helmets for a chance to win a nice amount of money.

Renault launched a new advertising campaign for the Mégane to show that a car can change a town for better. The major part of the Mégane Experiment is a film, featuring a man named ‘Claude’— he goes to Gisburn, Lancashire, where there are no Méganes, and convinces villagers that these cars really can bring ‘joie de vivre’. He came from Menton, Côte d’Azur, France, where there are many of these vehicles, and is always ready to tell everyone about Mégane’s positive influence on people’s lives.

To continue the promotion of its crossover models, Nissan has launched a new phase of the marketing campaign, highlighting the perfect match of the city environment and the vehicle. The promotion was started back in 2007, and since that time the brand together with advertising agencies has released a number of commercials (including the famous jumping bowling balls) and integrated projects to prove that this auto is just perfect for megalopolises.

What are the most important things about a car? We like when it’s fast, maneuvering, reliable, comfortable and spacious, of course. Honda has invited the DTDigital agency to develop a hilarious campaign for its small but roomy Honda Jazz model, which can fit just anything. Together they have launched a website, featuring four experiment spots as well as an invitation for everyone to enter the themed competition and win the vehicle.

Seat UK is there to find an answer to one the most arguable male/female issue of the recent decades: “Who is the best driver—a man or a woman?” To put an end to long-time debates, the Spanish automaker teamed up with the popular Fifth Gear program and interactive agency AnalogFolk to develop a challenge titled Seat Sex Drive, which will help determine which of the sexes has more rights to get behind the wheel.