At the turn of the millennium, Toyota had a problem. Young buyers weren’t exactly lining up for beige Camrys and sensible Corollas—they wanted personality, customization, and something that didn’t scream PTA meeting. So in 2003, Toyota launched Scion, a brand built specifically to lure millennials into showrooms. It had funky styling, no-haggle pricing, and marketing that felt more music festival than motor show. But somehow, it still didn’t last.
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With so many sizes and brands to choose from, buying new tires for your car can be stressful. Here are some great tips to watch out for when seeking tires.
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With so many sizes and brands to choose from, buying new tires for your car can be stressful. Here are some great tips to watch out for when seeking tires.
