DIRECT: Lexus awards DM task to WWAV in brand push
14 Oct 1999 | by IAN DARBY
Lexus, the luxury car marque owned by Toyota, has moved its below-the-line account into WWAV Rapp Collins as it prepares to increase its emphasis on direct marketing.
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Lexus, the luxury car marque owned by Toyota, has moved its below-the-line account into WWAV Rapp Collins as it prepares to increase its emphasis on direct marketing.
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