With the launch of Scion's new viral video ad campaign for the "High Voltage" Scion tC Release Series 7.0, the Toyota youth brand is hoping not just to sell cars, but to attract a more mature customer.
While the TV spot and YouTube clips, which feature the Greek god Zeus, are aimed at being the sort of thing you'd want to share with a friend, Scion is hoping both you, and your Facebook buddies, are of a slightly older demographic. The reason? Well, Scion's core customer base (often touted as the youngest in the business) is broke. And we don't mean broke like they can't afford to buy a new watch, but broke like it's time to move back in with mom and dad. Yikes.
It seems that while the economy is getting back on track, it's taking a lot longer for those just starting out in the world of business. As a result, Scion's new ads are targeted at 18-34 year-olds, compared to Scion's traditional 18-24 year-old demographic.
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