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For âReinventedâ Toyota Camry, Readiness Is All
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Toyota plans to spend $175 million to advertise the 2012 redesigned and reinvented Toyota Camry. Toyota will use as campaign theme, "Its ready. Are you?" It focusses on the idea that Toyota is back after recent difficulties.
Toyota advertising
10/12/2011
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