The stunt, which came just ahead of April Fool’s Day, was meant to call attention to its electric vehicle efforts, the carmaker said.
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The stunt, which came just ahead of April Fool’s Day, was meant to call attention to its electric vehicle efforts, the carmaker said.
The automaker, which formed earlier this year with the merger of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot, spent $4.2 billion on worldwide advertising last year.
Marketing company Digital Air Strike took clients on a getaway to Branson's Necker Island, where strict COVID-19 protocols allowed them to relax and trade advice mask-free.
The government and social media blowback stemmed from an embarrassing incident Tesla faced on Monday at the Shanghai Auto Show. An angry protester climbed on top of one of its display vehicles shouting that her car’s brakes had lost control.
The government blowback appeared to stem from an embarrassing incident Tesla faced on Monday at the Shanghai Auto Show. An angry protester climbed on top of one of its display vehicles shouting that her car’s brakes had lost control.
To think like a disrupter, dealerships should ask themselves how they're promoting the convenient customer experiences they may have built.
The government blowback appeared to stem from an embarrassing incident Tesla faced on Monday at the Shanghai Auto Show. An angry protester climbed on top of one of its display vehicles shouting that her car’s brakes had lost control.
In Japan, toy versions the of storied sports car are now being marketed as freebies in McDonald's Happy Meals.
An early adopter of the vehicle has been monumental in telling the story -- or, to some, just one version of the story -- of the EV1.
H.E.R. will perform at the April 28 event hosted on Live Nation's Twitch channel as the automaker seeks to build buzz for the 2022 Civic.
H.E.R. will perform at the April 28 event hosted on Live Nation's Twitch channel as the automaker seeks to build buzz for the 2022 Civic.
A Vermont ski resort that planned to host one of four Ford Bronco "Off-Roadeo" driving schools around the U.S. backed out last week after an outcry from nearby residents.
The health crisis canceled plans to pack employees into movie theaters to watch slick promotional videos, turning the effort into a largely digital affair instead, but it didn't diminish the campaign's scope.
The automated driving company is sponsoring Dan Parker's attempt to set a world speed record as a way to promote the potential for AV technology to help visually impaired people get around more easily.
Out of an all-GT Final Four, the 1965 Mustang Shelby GT350 emerged as the winner of Ford's version of March Madness.
It was a hectic year on the marketing front, with agencies and automakers having to adjust to stunted travel, stringent testing and smaller crews on sets.
The agencies the automaker hired for the campaign had a goal: Tell influencers' stories on the social media platform to quash the idea that only "soccer moms" drive minivans.
Vroom made waves with its Super Bowl ad, a "hyperbolic" take on the dealership experience. Some say franchised retailers need to do better at promoting their own convenient experiences.
GMC's Duncan Aldred said the brand is still developing its long-term EV distribution strategy, but covering floorplan costs will be key.
AutoNation and Major League Soccer's Inter Miami CF club have inked a three-year partnership that includes stadium naming rights, branding rights and more.
The nearly 100-foot-long experimental gas-turbine semitruck created for the 1964 World's Fair was located, fully restored, after nearly 40 years out of public view.
Some argue that the hurt feelings of a few journalists and investors is a small price to pay for getting the name of a brand with a 2 percent market share into the mainstream media. Time will tell.
At some point internally, top management decided that the risk of misleading reporters and the public — again — was worth the potential reward. And they might be right.
The first production versions of the two high-profile trucks brought in a combined $3.6 million for charity.
Scott Keogh, CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, spoke with Automotive News Publisher Jason Stein for the "Daily Drive" podcast after the Voltswagen gag.
Schomp Automotive Group is one of about 100 dealerships to use Handwrytten, a company that sends out personalized letters using pen-wielding robots.