Volkswagen Commercial

"The all-new Volkswagen Tiguan “The New King” Commercial (60 seconds)" Introducing the New King of the Concrete Jungle This commercial for the Volkswagen Tiguan begins with a view of a car dealership. The lot is filled with dark, bland SUVs. Perched atop the dealership building is a giant inflatable King Kong-like gorilla. A blonde-haired woman drives down the road past the dealership in her bright red Volkswagen Tiguan. The inflatable King Kong watches her as she passes, and suddenly breaks free from his tethers to follow the stylish Tiguan through the streets of New York city. Finally the woman reaches her destination in a parking garage, and the inflatable Gorilla peers around the Empire State building to watch the blonde woman and her Volkswagen Tiguan. Introducing the all-new Volkswagen Tiguan. The new king of the concrete jungle. (Lyrics) Sailin' away on the crest of a wave It's like magic Oh rollin' and ridin' and slippin' and slidin' It's magic And you, and your sweet desire You took me higher and higher, baby It's a livin' thing It's a terrible thing to lose The all-new Volkswagen Tiguan. VW Volkswagen

Moonlighting The commercial opens with a man punching his time card. He is shown scrubbing the feet of a patient in a hospital who is in traction with a cast on his leg. As he works, he looks out the window, and stares at a billboard featuring the 2011 VW Jetta. Then the man is in the cafeteria, looking through the newspaper, where he finds a full-page advertisement for the all-new Jetta, and tears it out of the paper. He is then seen looking through the Classified section, where he circles a job that promises great pay. Next, the man is working at a golf driving range, collecting golf balls. As his cart is hit with a golf ball, he looks at the Jetta advertisement he tore from the paper, and smiles. Then we see this same man looking at a paper posted on a telephone poll that reads "Need some EXTRA CA$H? Part-time jobs, Pays big money, Call Roy" and he rips off a tag from the bottom of the ad. The next scene shows the man dressed in padded gear, working as the 'attacker' for a self-defense class, getting kicked and beat up by the women in the class. After the class, he is in the locker room, with pictures of the Jetta taped to the inside of his locker, as he sits on the bench and counts his money. Next, the same man is standing outside of a Volkswagen showroom, with his hands pressed against the glass, as he stares at the Jetta and watches a video playing in the background of the Jetta on the road. As the camera backs up, it is shown that he is working as a dog walker, with multiple dogs attached to him, pulling him away from the window. The man is also seen dressed as a giant hot dog, handing out fliers and dancing in front of Happy Dogs hot dog shop. He is peddling a rickshaw up a steep hill, painting his face in clown make-up to be a rodeo clown, posing nude for an art class, and then back to the hospital to the patient's room where the commercial first started. He looks out the window at the Jetta billboard, which is in the process of being changed. The new billboard reads "The all-new Jetta. $15,995". When he sees the price, his jaw drops, and he drops the bucket he's holding. As the bucket hits the floor, the camera pans out and the man is seen washing his brand new Jetta, that has a license plate that reads "MINE". The new black Jetta is parked next to a silver Jetta with a license plate that reads "MINE2". (Lyrics) Another day, another dollar daylight comes, I'm on my way another day, another dollar Working my whole life away My boss told me I'd get paid weekly And that's exactly how I'm paid (weakly) Another day, another dollar Working my whole life away The all-new Jetta. Surprisingly priced at $15,995. The all-new Jetta. Great. For the price of good. That's Das Auto. vw.com Mine Mine 2 The Fly-Over State

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

Volkswagen - Synchronicity This ad shows a couple driving down a city street (New Orleans?) while it is raining. A woman puts a cassette tape into the tape player and everything around them syncs up with the music including the windshield wipers, people walking, someone sweeping, someone using a yo-yo, a don't walk sign, someone dribbling a basketball, people unloading a truck, the car's turn signal, That was interesting. The Volkswagen Jetta. Sometimes everything just comes together. In the road of life, there are passengers and there are drivers. VW Drivers wanted. www.vw.com or 1-800-DRIVE 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