Super Bowl LIV Car Commercial Live(ish) Blog

Chris Tonn
by Chris Tonn

It’s that day – Super Bowl Commercial Sunday!

I’ll be sharing the automotive commercials as they appear during the game. Keep refreshing this post so you can stay up-to-date.

First Quarter

Well, so far we’ve had car-adjacent spots for Fast 9 and for the Daytona 500. Still waiting for something good.

Porsche – we saw this one for the Taycan early last week. Still cool.

Second Quarter

Well, that was an eventful first quarter..of football. Commercials – not so much.

Hyundai – a bunch of annoying Bostonians upset that Tom Brady isn’t playing tonight.

Genesis – Chrissy Teigen and John Legend show us the luxury of the new GV80.

Weathertech – I guess it’s automotive-adjacent. It’s just a damned cute dog.

Chris Tonn
Chris Tonn

Some enthusiasts say they were born with gasoline in their veins. Chris Tonn, on the other hand, had rust flakes in his eyes nearly since birth. Living in salty Ohio and being hopelessly addicted to vintage British and Japanese steel will do that to you. His work has appeared in eBay Motors, Hagerty, The Truth About Cars, Reader's Digest, AutoGuide, Family Handyman, and Jalopnik. He is a member of the Midwest Automotive Media Association, and he's currently looking for the safety glasses he just set down somewhere.

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  • Mikey Mikey on Feb 03, 2020

    Thank You ....TTAC.... Up here in the Peoples Republic of Canada we are only allowed to view Canadian content ads for fear of us being exposed to "American culture". The parent company of TTAC would be Vertical Scope , 60 percent owned by Toronto Star ,AKA Pravda . I'm shocked at Tor Star for even allowing this . The censors were asleep at the switch ? Hmmm.. perhaps that may explain the tech problems we've been experiencing?? I guess I better remove my tin foil hat.

  • ToolGuy ToolGuy on Feb 03, 2020

    Something I just caught on the Porsche ad: The "bad guy" Taycan is very very fast in Reverse gear (because it's electric) - which explains why the driver can and does back down the city street.

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