GOOD & Fiat Offer 100 Trends Driving The Future
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The publishers GOOD have partnered with auto brand Fiat to provide people with a hundred bite-size trends that are ‘driving the future.’ Built to promote the Fiat 500, run around Sharing, Doing, Little, Personalization and Multi-tasking – which we guess fit the car model’s brand image pretty well too. The ideas in each section are fun, thought starters that, erm, should get your motor running…
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