2022 Super Bowl LVI Pre-Game Commercial Roundup

What’s more American than football? Marketing, gluttony, and consumerism have to rank quite highly, I’d imagine. Thankfully, we have a bacchanalia this upcoming weekend that celebrates all four and then some.

That’s right, for those outside the big cities of Los Angeles and, um, Cincinnati who have been caught unaware, the LVI-th edition of the Super Bowl will be played this Sunday, February 13th. As always, marketers will pay for access to those millions of eyeballs, thus the Super Bowl Commercial as its own genre of big-budget short film.

As in years past, this will be a two-part series for TTAC. Today, I’ll post the automotive and automotive-adjacent commercials that have been shared to YouTube. Some of these are the full commercials, while some are teasers. On Sunday evening, come back here for a live-ish blog where I post every automotive and automotive-adjacent commercial as it airs. Stay tuned, as I’ll be posting from a recliner very near to my fridge and liquor cabinet. Once we get into the third quarter there’s a decent chance I’ll make a few humorous typos.

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  • Chiefmonkey It's amazing how stingy automakers have gotten with sedans. The lack of engine options, lack of customizability, lack of sedans period... it is absolutely miserable. I want to go back to 2009 and buy a brand new Camry LE V6 or something of that sort.
  • Jeff [h3] TEARING APART my Tesla Cybertruck made my mechanic ...[/h3] YouTube · Hoovies Garage 1.2M+ views · 6 days ago 25:58... much Lamborghini repairs REALLY cost! Car Wizard•244K views · 13:26 · Go to channel. Death of the Small Affordable Pickup. Bart's Car Stories• 
  • MaintenanceCosts This is incredibly backward. CEO compensation should be such that it is noncontroversial, driven by the board rather than the CEO, and an easy shareholder vote. Corporate efforts at persuasion should be directed at the customers who might buy products and services.
  • Kwik_Shift_Pro4X A dozen Tesla charging stations that cost $43,000 each were destroyed by copper thieves cutting their charging cables to sell for $20 each.
  • Ravenuer So he lays off a bunch of workers and now wants a huge pile of money for himself?