Over time, the internet has changed the way consumers shop and at the same time short, online videos have revolutionized the way companies advertise. These short videos have become the recipe for success among automakers.
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When watching this video, we must assume that the driver of this fifth generation (1989-1993) Toyota Celica was trying to impress his friend with the camera by tossing the rear end of the Japanese coupe around a pole at an empty parking lot, most likely with the help of his emergency brake.
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If your looking for a car with a strong resale value, you can’t go wrong with Toyota. The Japanese automaker was awarded the title of Best Resale Value by Kelley Blue Book for the 2013 model, while Toyota’s subdivision Lexus took top honors in the Luxury division. Aside from KBB’s 2013 Residual Analysis Report, the awards signify which brands are predicted to hold onto their value the best after five years of ownership. Both Toyota and Lexus have claimed their awards for the second consecutive year and both also won in 2010.
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The Daytona nameplate is finally making a comeback on the Dodge Charger for the 2013MY after a three year hiatus, with a limited production model that will be officially introduced at this week’s Los Angeles Auto Show. Dodge plans to produce 2,500 examples of the new 370hp HEMI V8 Charger Daytona that will be offered as a $2,995 package on the R/T and $2,500 on the R/T Road & Track models, for an MSRP of $32,990 and $36,495.
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