Kia Sorento Commercial - Joy Ride II

"Bringing Down the House" This commercial begins centuries in the past. People are arriving at a fancy building to see an opera or ballet. An unusually large conductor walks up on the stage to begin the show, but when we get a closer look at him, we can see that he is wearing a mask. He starts the show and a woman begins singing. He also signals for the floor to open up, and a car is raised up from below. When it is completely on stage, he rips off his costume, and it is one of the infamous Kia Hamsters! The conductor hamster points up at one of the box seats and a DJ hamster starts playing and turns on a whole light and laser show. At first all the dancers, singers, and actors are confused, but as the hamsters start dancing, they get involved as well. The DJ then jumps from the balcony into the audience to crowd surf. Once he makes it to the stage, the hamsters all get in the car (a Kia Soul), push the start engine button, and fly off into space in their time machine. (Lyrics) In my mind, in my head This is what we're waiting for The dreams we had The thoughts we shared This is what we're waiting for 2013 Soul A new way to roll Starting at $14,400 Kia hamster, hampster

Announcing the Summer’s On Us Kia Sales Event! Featuring our best offer of the year on the sporty 2015 Optima sedan or the high-tech 2015 Forte compact car. We’ll make your first 3 car payments, plus 0% financing for up to 66 months. Hurry in to your local Kia dealer before Summer’s over! "2015 Optima and 2015 Forte | Summer’s On Us - Kia Sales Event Commercial" Announcing the Summer's On Us Sales Event from Kia. It's our best offer of the year. We'll make your first 3 monthly payments plus 0% financing for up to 66 months on the sporty Optima and the high-tech Forte. Both backed by our 10 year, 100,000 mile warranty. So hurry in to your Kia retailer today. The first 3 payments on us plus 0% financing for up to 66 months only at the Kia Summer's On Us Sales Event. Kia Summer's On Us Sales Event First 3 Months On Us Up To $1,500 Plus 0% APR for up to 66 months 2015 Optima & 2015 Forte 10 Year 100,000 Mile Warranty

The commercial begins with a shot of a bright red Kia Sportage (SUV) in a wealthy residential neighborhood. They then show the vehicle driving toward a city, over a couple different bridges. There are a few shots of the interior of the car, including the navigation system. The Sportage is then seen actually entering the city, and driving by old and modern buildings. Views of the city are shown from inside the vehicle through its very large moonroofs Kia Sportage Class-Leading 31 MPG Highway Navigation with SIRIUS Traffic 18" alloy wheels Available Dynamax All-Wheel Drive Introducing the All-New Sportage Starting around $18K kia.com

The Truth | Official Kia K900 Morpheus Big Game Commercial 2014 This 2014 Super Bowl commercial begins with a couple leaving a hotel/restaurant to pick up their car from the valet. The valet turns around and it is Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) from The Matrix. Like he does with the blue pill and red pill in the movie, Morpheus offers the couple a blue key and a red key, and they can choose the blue to go back to the luxury they know, or the red to never look at luxury the same. The man picks the red key, and a white Kia K900 rolls up. As they drive home in their new luxury car, the can't believe how great the new car is. Suddenly Morpheus appears in their back seat talking about how great the car looks, feels, and sounds like. On that queue, he starts singing opera. Some Agents hear him as they drive by a restaurant, and a woman's spoon bends as well. Cars begin floating off the ground, and street lights explode as he hits the high notes, but the car just keeps on driving... Morpheus: Let me tell you why you're here. It is the world of luxury that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth. Man: We just want to get our car. Morpheus: Take the blue key and go back to the luxury you know. You take the red key and you'll never look at luxury the same again. Man: This is unreal. Morpheus: No, it's very real. This is what luxury looks like. This is what it feels like. And this is what it sounds like. (Lyrics) Nessun dorma Nessun dorma Ma il mio mistero e chiuso in me il nome mio nessun saprá vinceró vinceró Lapin Blanc (White Rabbit) Valet Heart, Hart Kia Challenge the luxury you know. Introducing K900 kia.com/k900 Kia K900, Kia K-900, Kia K 900

"Hotbots - 2014 Kia Forte Big Game Car Ad - Super Bowl 2013" This Super Bowl XLVII commercial begins at a high tech car show. Showing off the new Kia Forte are two female robots referred to as "Hot Bots". While everyone else is standing back admiring the car, a hipster walks up to it and starts touching it and rubbing his fingers and nose/face on the windows. One of the fembots (played by Alyssa? Campanella) which was pre-programmed to always smile gets a bit upset that he is messing up the car they are showing. The man then kicks the tire, and one of the female robots eyes angrily glow, and then she kicks him, and gives him a "wedgie" (pulls his underwear up over his head), and then kicks him again up against the wall. The other android lifts her hands like a football referee would for a field goal. When the man stands back up, the robot wags her finger at him. Respect the tech. Kia Forte Respect the Tech All-New 2014 Forte Kia #HotBots

Tecmo Bo Jackson scores his longest, most unstoppable touchdown run yet thanks to the 2017 Kia Sorento with All-Wheel Drive. #MVPofSUVs "2017 Kia Sorento - MVP of SUVs - "Tecmo Bo" featuring Bo Jackson" Ready? Go! Hut! Hut! Hut! Hut! Play Tecmo metal version. Yeah! Touchdown! Tecmo Bowl Kia Sorento Touchdown! Bo Jackson Fully Active All-Wheel Drive Sorento MVP Of SUV's | Kia Tecmo (Metal Version) - 25 Years of Bits

The commercial features four characters: a large, red, bumpy, one-eyed red monster (Muno from Yo Gabba Gabba!); a full-sized sock monkey; a short, round hairy monster in a hat and striped shirt (Mr. X from Blabla.com ); a robot; and a full-sized teddy bear. It begins with Muno trying to get into the car after a pit stop for some food. The driver pulls away right when he tries to open the door. Later the group is driving through the mountains and stops to go fishing in a stream, but a grizzly bear scares them and chases them back to the car. Later they use the GPS to get directions to a roadside dinosaur exhibit, and then stop at a pool party to go swimming. Introducing the 2012 Kia Sorento. More features, more MPG, more fun. 32 MPG/HWY 2012 Kia Sorento

All-New 2016 Kia Sorento AWD SUV – Getaway This ad shows a Kia Sorento driving through a snow-covered wilderness area. Get away. A bold choice to explore somewhere far from the regular or the routine. To see the world from a fresh perspective. And with all-wheel drive and advanced safety features, and more spacious interior the world ahead will feel just as comfortable as the one you leave behind. Introducing the more capable, more refined, all-new Kia Sorento. The perfect get-away vehicle. All-New 2016 Sorento Kia kia.com

This commercial for the Kia Sorento features a silver Sorento that appears to be standing still as the world around it quickly spins. Get the Sorento starting at $23,600 Class-Leading 276 V-6 hp Top Safety Pick Voice-Command Navigation Sorento A departure from the expected. Kia Sorento Starting at $23,590 kia.com

The commercial features four characters: a large, bumpy, one-eyed red monster (Muno from Yo Gabba Gabba!); a full-sized sock monkey; a short, round hairy monster in a hat and striped shirt (Mr. X from Blabla.com); a robot; and a full-sized teddy bear. They start out in a bowling alley where the one-eyed monster is bowling and picks up a spare and causes the pin to explode. Then they are driving in a silver Kia Sorento with the sock monkey at the wheel. There are also shots of the sock monkey riding a water jet. Then the creatures are shown out making snow angels while the teddy bear is in a hot tub with a bikini clad woman. They then all drive to a bar where the sock monkey rides on a mechanical bull, and later gets a mom "tatoo" (actually it's stitched in). After more driving, they end up in Las Vegas where they go dancing - the robot does "The Robot" while the sock monkey dances with a brunette. We then see that all of these creatures are just toys who are daydreaming in the back seat of a Kia Sorento. Monte Carlo Sorento A departure from the expected USA. Built in the U.S.A.* Technology 29 MPG / HWY $ Starting under $20K Kia Kia Motors kia.com