Enterprise Re-enlists Kristen Bell, Joel McHale for Ad Campaign
The new campaign will feature the actors in both television ads and digital shorts to showcase the range of transportation solutions offered by Enterprise.
A screenshot from one of Kristen Bell's previous ads for Enterprise. Photo via Enterprise/Youtube
Photo via Enterprise/Youtube.
A screenshot from one of Kristen Bell's previous ads for Enterprise. Photo via Enterprise/Youtube
Actress Kristen Bell and actor and comedian Joel McHale are back in front of the camera in a new advertising campaign for Enterprise, the company announced.
Building on momentum from previous ads featuring the two, the new campaign will feature both television ads and digital shorts to showcase the range of transportation solutions offered by Enterprise.
Bell will be featured in two ads that focus on Enterprise Car Sales, highlighting the division’s customer service and transparent approach to trade-ins. In one of McHale’s ads, he will land a stunt car in an auto repair shop and rely on Enterprise to cover his transportation needs.
"As the needs and habits of drivers continue to evolve, one thing remains a constant – Enterprise has their backs,” Rob Connors, VP of marketing for Enterprise, said. “We will always offer them helpful transportation solutions tailored to their needs, no matter if they're looking to rent, buy or share a vehicle. Our new ad campaign underscores this point in a playful and witty way, which we believe will continue to resonate with consumers."
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