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Honda: Yes, They Really Do Dream

Not only do they use “The Power of Dreams” as a tagline, but Honda has created a series of short documentary films on going beyond the ordinary.  Like the one here, where the subject is dreams and nightmares.  There are comments from people like Deepak Chopra, physician and spiritualist, and Clive Barker, writer of really scary stuff, as well as Honda and Acura people, including Michelle Christensen, designer of the new Acura ZDX.
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Not only do they use “The Power of Dreams” as a tagline, but Honda has created a series of short documentary films on going beyond the ordinary.  Like the one here, where the subject is dreams and nightmares.  There are comments from people like Deepak Chopra, physician and spiritualist, and Clive Barker, writer of really scary stuff, as well as Honda and Acura people, including Michelle Christensen, designer of the new Acura ZDX.

Check it out when you have a few minutes.

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