Subaru Unveils Two New Safety Ads, and They Couldn't Be More Different

One bleak and somber, one comic

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Nothing says love quite like twisted steel and shredded tires.

Wrecked cars, and their understandably shaken and contrite teenage drivers, appear in Carmichael Lynch's latest work for Subaru, which focuses on the automaker's safety record as part of its long-running and highly successful "Love" campaign.

In "I'm Sorry," a spot breaking today in 60- and 30-second edits, everyone walks away with minimal physical damage. Still, it makes us wonder if Mom and Pop will give these kids the keys again any time soon.

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