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New Ally Ad Campaign Highlights Human Side of Auto Business

The new ad campaign, titled “Driven By What We Love,” features print, online and video content that highlights dealers and Ally employees with a true passion for all things auto.

by Staff
March 31, 2015
New Ally Ad Campaign Highlights Human Side of Auto Business

 

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DETROIT — Ally Financial (Ally) launched a new ad campaign that illustrates the human side of the auto business.

The new campaign, titled “Driven By What We Love,” shows the connection Ally has with its dealers. The campaign features print, online and video content of the efforts made by Ally employees and dealers around the country, all driven by their common love for the auto business.

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Stories featured in the campaign include:

  • Lane Nichols of Gene’s Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, who witnessed how far Ally will go for a dealer when he took Ally account executive Brian Bateman for a snow mobile ride through the Alaskan wilderness during a business meeting.

  • Desmond Roberts of Advantage Chevrolet, whose dealerships over generations have built a working relationship with Ally into more than just business, but friendship.

  • David Kelleher of David Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, who believes in Ally’s products so much that he flew to visit fellow dealer Cass Burch of Cass Burch Automotive Group to walk him through the benefits of Ally SmartAuction.

  • Ally account executives Mark Sauntry and Jeff Evans, who aim to make their dealers’ days a little brighter by bringing home-made food to the dealerships and their customers.

“The new campaign showcases the unique relationship between Ally and our dealers, and how we are all driven by our love for what we do every day,” said Andrea Riley, Ally Auto’s CMO. “At Ally, our passion for the auto business is rooted in the years of experience and connections we’ve built across the industry. The stories you see in this campaign show these remarkable relationships and how they make Ally so different from everyone else.”

The campaign will continue throughout the year.

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