Marketing Automotive Weekly Editions for January 2020
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 27, 2020
- Ford's Falotico Named Automotive Marketer Of The Year
- Hyundai Reveals Boston-Themed Super Bowl Effort
- Cadillac Enlists Spike Lee For 2021 Escalade Launch
- Porsche Releases Super Bowl Extended Cut
- Jeep Returns As X Games Sponsor
- Kia Reveals More About Super Bowl
- GM Investing $2.2 Billion To Build Electric, Self-Driving Vehicles
- Uber Bringing Self-Driving Cars To Washington, D.C.
- FCA Sets Up Subscription Service Trademark
- Peugeot Announced As Sky Comedy Channel's Sponsor
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 20, 2020
- Volvo Plays Up Safety For Super Bowl Contest
- Automakers Among Marketers Embracing Influencers
- First Chevy Corvette Stingray Goes For $3 Million
- Honda Sponsors Chicago Auto Show Indoor Run
- Bosch Campaign Plays Up Dependability
- Kia Telluride, Jeep Gladiator Take Honors
- Volkswagen Expands Arts Support In NYC
- Volkswagen Adds Voice-Activated Air Conditioning
- Autotrader Develops Targeting Around Apple's, Google's Decision To No Longer Support Cookies
- Subaru Apologizes To American Dealers For F-Bomb Vehicle
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 13, 2020
- Hyundai, GM, Kia, Toyota, Porsche Prep For Super Bowl
- Ford Intros 'Street Smart' Escape SUV
- GM Revival Of Hummer Brand As Electric Is 'Beautiful Irony'
- Land Rover, Mitsubishi Rank Highest In Website Evaluation Study
- Mercedes-Benz, Acura, Infiniti Ads Deemed Most Empowering, Best Storytelling
- Audi Latest Automaker To Bypass New York Auto Show
- Hyundai, Uber Collaborate On Flying Taxi
- Toyota Intros Its Smart City Concept At CES
- Bosch To Intro New Autonomous Car Sensors At CES
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 6, 2020
- Automakers Use CES As Alternate January Auto Show
- VW Says Goodbye To Iconic Beetle
- Goodyear Puts Used Tires To Use With Mascot Statues
- Most-Read Auto Stories -- Plus La-Z-Boy Odd Duck
- Ex-Nissan Boss Now A Fugitive In Lebanon
- Bosch To Intro New Autonomous Car Sensors At CES
- CES 2020: 175,000 Attendees Looking For Winning Products
- Fisker Shows Off Ocean EV SUV, Launching In 2022 For Less Than $30G
