Danielle drove home today in a 2005 Pontiac Montana from Haydocy Automotive.
When asked about her experience in working with Haydocy Automotive sales professional Tony DiFilippo, she stated, "Tony was very nice and I was very well pleased."
Buick will introduce the world to its new Encore SUV this weekend via a nationally televised commercial. The TV spot will feature the pint-size Encore going head-to-head with the “dinosaurs” of the luxury segment.
In order to highlight the Encore's easy-to-park proportions and nimble handling, the ad uses dinosaurs to represent the typical behemoths associated with luxury vehicles. In the ad, the Encore easily squirts through small spaces that prove problematic for the larger dinosaurs.
“There’s a misconception in the luxury car market that the best amenities and technology are limited to larger vehicles,” said Tony DiSalle, vice president of Buick Marketing. “With vehicles like the Encore and Verano, Buick is redefining customers’ expectations with a great combination of content, efficiency and passenger space in a smaller overall package.”
Given the importance of the Encore's debut commercial, Buick went all-out to make the 30-second spot. Buick hired Tippett Studio, best known for its work on the 1993 blockbuster Jurassic Park, to create the life-like dinosaurs in the ad.
The ad will first air during ESPN's “30 for 30” on Sunday evening and will continue to run during the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
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Experts to discuss the true economic impact of the casino development and the future of the west side neighborhoods.
The new Hollywood Casino in Columbus has the potential to jump-start the economic revitalization of surrounding west side neighborhoods. Much planning has gone into assessing, promoting and investing in the impacted neighborhoods by the casino’s developer and west side community leaders. Hear how these impacts have been anticipated and managed, and glimpse into the future of the west side.
Join our expert panelists as they make their predictions for the future of the west side neighborhoods.
Panel:
Chris Haydocy, President, Haydocy Automotive
Vince Papsidero, Planning Administrator, The City of Columbus
James Schimmer, Director Franklin County Economic Development and Planning
Dewey Stokes, Former Franklin County Commissioner
