#Superbowl

Following Audi Spain’s effort this Christmas, Audi of America is getting in on the feminism game at the big game. The automaker has revealed its minute-long super bowl ad that’s set to #driveprogress.

Hyundai just announced pricing for its 2013 Santa Fe, which climbs considerably in price compared to the 2012 Santa Fe, but that’s not the whole story.

Toyota is offering fans the chance to appear in its Superbowl commercial this year in a spot starring the Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco.

While General Motors is shying away from social media and advertising, its competition is taking the chance to fill the gap and get attention. 

General Motors, one of the largest advertisers in the U.S., seems to be pulling out of big ad campaigns like it’s the new hot trend.

Toyota has launched a new social media initiative with a chance for participants to win a brand new 2012 Camry for themselves and one more for a friend. The opportunity will come tomorrow, Sunday, Feb. 5, during a live NBC broadcast – we’re presuming Toyota means the Super Bowl, but the oddly worded press release mentioned no such thing.

Car companies, much like any other, can go one of two routes when dreaming up a Superbowl commercial: funny or serious.

Everything is big news in a small town, especially the chance at being featured in a Super Bowl commercial. For one small town, that possibility may become a reality if General Motors decides to run an ad they shot featuring Hamtramck, Michigan.

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