Perceptions Of Advertising

2016-11-09T10:21:36-07:00

  Last Sunday's Super Bowl was filled with television advertisements, each costing an average of nearly $4 million to air during the game. Companies trip over each other to be a part of this sports extravaganza and have for almost 50 years. Who can forget such classic ads such as Apple's 1984

Perceptions Of Advertising2016-11-09T10:21:36-07:00

Volkswagen & The Super Bowl

2013-01-30T10:40:42-07:00

Last year for the Super Bowl, Volkswagen made quite a stir with their wonderful commercial featuring a mini Darth Vader promoting the VW Passat. Volkswagen is back for tonight's Super Bowl with a lighthearted and fun commercial for their new 2013 Beetle. We're posting both for you to enjoy. What do you think of

Volkswagen & The Super Bowl2013-01-30T10:40:42-07:00

Halftime in America

2012-02-07T08:16:07-07:00

  During the Super Bowl, Chrysler ran an ad put together by Hollywood American icon Clint Eastwood, talking about the prolonged recession, people out of work, and how Detroit now seems on a firm footing for a comeback from the brink of bankruptcy of the American auto industry. The ad is of course

Halftime in America2012-02-07T08:16:07-07:00

Toyota Camry – Super Bowl XLVI

2012-02-03T08:51:50-07:00

  It's shaping up to be an automotive Super Bowl....at least if we look at the commercials that will air during the big game. From Volkswagen's Dogs, to Honda's update of Ferris Bueller with Mathew Broderick, to Jerry Seinfeld featured in an Acura NSX spot. Here is the newest Toyora Camry spot.

Toyota Camry – Super Bowl XLVI2012-02-03T08:51:50-07:00

Seinfeld – Super Bowl XLVI

2012-01-31T11:56:04-07:00

  As everyone knows, the Super Bowl is where television advertisers generally go all out. Yesterday we shared a hilarious Ferris Bueller spoof with Mathew Broderick promoting the new Honda CRV. Today's find is a Jerry Seinfeld commercial promoting the all new 2012 Acura NSX with a surprise guest appearance of Jay

Seinfeld – Super Bowl XLVI2012-01-31T11:56:04-07:00
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