Marketing Automotive Weekly Editions for January 2021
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 25, 2021
- Toyota Reclaims 'Most-Searched Car Brand' In 2020
- Volvo 'Safety Sunday' Returns With $2 Million Contest
- Rolls-Royce Continues 'Inspiring Greatness'
- Audi Celebrates U.S. Return To Paris Agreement
- Ford F-Series, Honda Accord Most Popular Vehicles
- Chevrolet Partners With Disney For Bolt Reveal
- Ford, Atlanta Airport Among Businesses Honoring COVID-19 Victims
- Budweiser Relocates Super Bowl LV Media Buy To Support COVID-19 Vaccine Awareness
- It's Raining Emails: Most Brands Are Sending More, But Engagement Is A Challenge
- Report: Most Digital Marketing Now Done In-House
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 18, 2021
- Pandemic Prompts Consumers To Seek Familiar, Even In Vehicles
- Kia Drops 'Motors,' Reveals Brand Strategy
- Hyundai Partners With Amazon, Targets Families With Santa Fe Creative
- Ford Encourages Unity With 'Builders' Spot
- VW Uses Zoetrope To Intro Electric SUV
- GM Focuses On Safety With Periscope Brand
- Former Kia Exec Lands At Maserati
- Hyundai Teases Ioniq 5 Via Videos
- Reporter's Notebook: Let's Keep An All-Digital Version Of CES Going Forward
- GM Announces FedEx Partnership At CES, Goes After Amazon, Google Delivery Services, Autonomous Vehicles
- Advertising Community: America Needs Our Help
- BMW Shuts Down Subscription Service
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 11, 2021
- Automakers Affected By Politics, But The 'Show' Must Go On
- Hyundai Passes On Super Bowl Spot
- VW Uses Zoetrope To Intro Electric SUV
- Ford Uses Goats To Illustrate Bronco Sport's Agility
- Automaker TV Spending Soars In December
- Kia Unveils New Logo, Global Brand Slogan
- Lexus Features Influencers In Sport Sedan Campaign
- GM Unveils New Logo, Brand Identity
- AutoVitals Acquires BayIQ, Provider Of Loyalty, Email Tools To Auto Repair Market
- Nielsen's Gracenote To Provide Real-Time Sports Data For Smart TV, Connected Auto Systems
- Mercedes-Benz Reveals 56-Inch Screen
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, Jan. 4, 2021
- Pandemic Forces New Kind Of Auto Creative
- Longtime Auto Exec LaNeve Exits Ford
- Kia Rings In New Year With Story-Telling Sorento
- Ford Launches F-150 Effort As Demand Exceeds Supply
- Rideshare Passengers Prefer Toyota, Tesla
- Ford Encourages Americans To 'Finish Strong'
- Microsoft Debuts Outlook Car Mode For iOS
- Goodyear Preps Cotton Bowl Promos
