Toyota makes return to the Super Bowl
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Toyota, absent from the Super Bowl ad arena for three years -- the company laid low from the event last year as it focused on rebuilding its image and coped with production shortages -- returns this weekend with a pair of 30-second spots that embrace the theme of "reinvention."
Images of Toyota Motor Corp.'s best-selling Camry model bookend one of the spots, which integrates bits about friendly house plants and a Department of Motor Vehicles that offers minigolf and free ice cream while customers wait... and wait.
The ad was created by Toyota 's agency of record, Saatchi & Saatchi, Los Angeles, and will be broadcast during the third quarter of the game.
"Reinvention is a powerful idea, and one we took to heart when we redesigned America's most popular car with the launch of the 2012 Camry and elevated it above the competition," Bill Fay, vice president of marketing at Toyota Motor Sales USA, said in a statement.
"The Super Bowl provides a forum to really drive home the reinvention message of the seventh-generation Camry, using humor to resonate with the American public."
