Volkswagen Jetta GLI Commercial

Chattanooga Thank You There's no better time than now to thank your favorite team in the world... Ours is here, in Chattanooga. Without them, we wouldn't be us. I try to live my life the way my father did. On his tombstone we wrote, "May the work I have done speak for me." I've been working on cars my whole life, and that has an effect on how I work today. I come from four generations of racecar drivers. I definitely feel like cars are in my DNA. I've been living here in Chattanooga my whole life. It's taught me to slow down and do things right. I feel like I put my soul into the cars. Every car is important to me. Very early on, my parents instilled in us that your work ethic, the product you provide, reflects on your name. People who drive Volkswagens my not know who I am, but I feel like my name is on that car. Chattanooga, Tennessee The best team isn't on the field. They're here. Volkswagen VW

The Dog Strikes Back This Big Game commercial begins with a dog laying on a couch, a bright red car drives by, and the dog slowly gets up from the couch to go chase it. He gets to the doggie door, but can't fit through it because he is too fat. He gets sad and depressed looking at his big belly in the mirror, but decides to do something about it... exercise! He takes a red tennis ball and drops it down the stairs and chases after it, and then carries it back up and does it again, and again. Next we see him walking on the treadmill, and pulling weights stacked on a rug with his teeth. He watches a ball aerobics video and does the exercises along with it, followed by more weight training. Later we see him in the kitchen where his owner is making dinner and dropping food on the floor. He is keeping to a strict diet too, because he doesn't even touch the cut up hot dogs, or any of the food the baby drops. He runs laps in the yard outside all year (it goes from winter to summer), and even does laps in the pool. After shaking off the water, he looks in the mirror and gives himself an approving bark because he has lost so much weight. Next time the red Volkswagen Beetle drives by, he's not laying on the couch, and he immediately runs out the doggy door (which he fits through just fine now), jumps through the "V" in a tree and races the car down the block. This is the end of the "commercial", but then the camera zooms back and we see that it is an HDTV in the Star Wars Cantina Bar (aka, "Mos Eisley Cantina" or "Chalmun's Cantina") and the alien patrons are watching the commercial too. Some of the bar customers are arguing which was better - this year's dog commercial for the Beetle, or last year's "Vader Kid" commercial for the Passat. The alien guy with the big, crooked nose says the dog is much funnier than the child playing Vader when all of a sudden, he grabs his neck and can't breath. It turns out Darth Vader himself is in the bar and is upset that the guy doesn't think his commercial was as funny, and he's using the Force to choke him. Vader finally lets him go, and the guy apologizes. Back, and better than ever. Oh, that was great! I miss that Vader kid. The dog's better. Are you kidding, the dog is funnier than the Vader kid. Sorry. That's the power of German engineering. Das Auto. Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day

"VW Routan Hide and Seek with Dora" The commercial begins with an exterior shot of the Volkswagen Routan (VW minivan) which is shaking. The windshield wipers start going, and then we see what is causing all the commotion - it's Dora the Explorer and her friend Boots the Monkey. Boots is hiding in the front panel / glove compartment, and then in one of the floor compartments. Dora climbs over the back seat into the very back of the mini-van, and Boots is already in the floor storage back there. We see that there are (real) children near a tree counting - obviously playing hide-n-seek with the cartoon characters. The parents come up right when the children are done counting and open the door with the remote entry. The children "find" Dora on the DVD player, and the dad discovers that he is sitting on a Dora-themed bag. 1, 2, 3... But where do we go next? 5, 6, 7... Come on Boots, this way. Ready or not, here we come! Found you! The Volkswagen Routan, awarded the most appealing minivan. The Routan, the only minivan with the soul of a Volkswagen. The Volkswagen Routan, awarded the "most appealing minivan". J.D. Power and Associates That's Das Auto.

"Volkswagen Passat | The Stand" The Passat starts at $23,975. But people will think you paid more. Volkswagen. Das Auto. Lemonade 25¢ $1.00 The Passat starts at $23,975. But people will think you paid more. VW Das Auto. vw.com

This commercial begins with a young boy in the 1970s. He is in a bike store looking at a new bike, and he asks the salesman, "Is it fast?" The salesman give a non-committal answer and tells him it has 10 speeds (i.e., a 10-speed bike). Fast forward a few years, and the boy - who is now a teen - is looking to upgrade. He's talking to a guy about buying his used moped. Again he asks, "Is it fast?" Again, he gets a vague response when the guy says, "It's got a lightning bolt." Jump a few more years in the future, and the guy is looking for a car. He sees a bright red Chevy Camero (possibly an Iroc Z) and again asks, "Is it fast?" This time he gets an obvious lie from the saleman who tells him that he doesn't even know if it's street legal. Flash forward one more time where the guy is looking at a VW Jetta. This time he's carrying a baby, so instead of asking, "Is it fast?", he asks, "Is it safe?". A much more trustworthy looking and sounding salesman says, "Oh yeah. It's a Volkswagen." Boy (Young): Is it fast? Bike Shop Guy: It's got 10 speeds my friend. Boy (Teen): Is it fast? Scooter Guy: It's got a lightning bolt on it, doesn't it? Boy (Now a Young Man) It is fast? Car Salesman: I don't even know if it's street legal. Boy (Now a Parent) It is safe? VW Salesman: Oh yeah. It's a Volkswagen. The security of a Jetta. One of nine Volkswagen models named the 2012 IIHS Top Safety Pick. (Lyrics) Got you in a stranglehold baby Volkswagen Jetta 2012 IIHS Top Safety Pick That's the Power of German Engineering Das Auto VW Volkswagen

The All-New 2019 Jetta GLI The wait is over. Ready. Set. Rev. Introducing the all-new Jetta GLI. #ChicagoAutoShow Volkswagen

This commercial for the 2012 Volkswagen Jetta GLI is on a closed course as a man driving the Jetta GLI competes against the world's fastest female speed talker, Fran Capo. The VW driver of the Jetta GLI sedan has to complete one lap around track before Fran Capo completely reads the Gettysburg Address. This is the Volkswagen Jetta GLI. It's got a sport-tuned suspension and a 200-horsepower turbo charged engine. It's fast. This is Fran Capo. She's the world's fastest female speed-talker. She's fast. Fast versus Fast. Can the Jetta GLI complete one lap before Fran can read the entire Gettysburg Address? It's time to find out. "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation, so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate, we can not consecrate, we can not hallow this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract." Really? Ha ha ha ha ha. That was the warm up, right? Fast vs Fast Jetta GLI takes it. You can't fake fast. That's the Power of German Engineering. Das Auto. vw.com/performance