Hyundai ix35 Commercial

"2014 Hyundai Elantra | Big Game Ad | "Nice"" This 2014 Super Bowl commercial starts with two identical silver Hyundai Elantras coming to a stop at an intersection. One is driven by a woman, and the other by Johnny Galecki - best known for his role as Leonard Hofstadter in The Big Bang Theory. He tries to impress the woman, using the their similar cars as his opening. Each line he uses on her, she has a retort because she's just not interested. It starts out simple with the comment of "nice ride" being returned with, "Nice try". It gets a bit weird after that. As she speeds off from the intersection, he catches up and says, "Nice acceleration" and she replies with, "Nice detonation". He doesn't understand until an explosion happens in front of him. He swerves just in time and catches up and mentions, "Nice handling". She replies "nice rambling" and suddenly Richard Lewis is in the back seat talking about how he needs to get to a bathroom or hospital because he just ate some bad clams. Galecki turns up the stereo to tune him out and then says to the woman, "Nice playlist". She thinks for a minute and says, "Nice plot twist". Again, this response confuses him until the road ahead of him turns into a giant ramp and he goes flying off into the air. The ad ends with a narration by Jeff Bridges. The soundtrack to the commercial is appropriately, "Evil Woman" by ELO. Interesting note: Last year, Hyundai used another actor from The Big Bang Theory in their Super Bowl ad - Kaley Cuoco (Penny). Nice ride. Nice try. Nice acceleration. Nice detonation. Wow. Nice handling. Nice rambling. I've got to go to the john. I ate some kind of clam. Look the GPS up for hospitals. Nice playlist. Nice plot twist. Plot...? Oh! Hey, I'm gonna hop out. The new Elantra. Nice. Bluetooth Audio DRM Evil Woman Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) Streaming

"Better – Hyundai Super Bowl Commercial | Brand" The drive for better. Some people are born with it, making them a little more determined, a little more considerate. Better is what they strive to be. At Hyundai, better is why we do what we do. Better is why we make the cars that we make. Better is the engine that drives us. This 2016 Super Bowl ad from Hyundai follows the life of an unusual boy. We begin with the day he was born. We see a baby with a small, blue-lighted engine in his chest. We see him as a toddler and then start school. He doodles during school, but he still pays attention and is able to answer the teacher's questions. He gets top scores at the arcade and isn't afraid to ask a girl out in his teens. He studies late in college and almost decides to go home at night when they turn out the lights, but he charges his engine up and stays to study. While out jogging in the rain, he helps an old lady who is having trouble with her umbrella, and later we finally see him at his job. He designs cars for Hyundai. All his co-workers are impressed with his work, and he is also quite happy when he sees the new concept car he designed. Teacher: Ben. Ben? Ben: Saturn has 62 moons. Teacher: That's right. Announcer: "Better" is the engine that drives us to do what we do. To make the cars that we make. Hyundai (Lyrics) When I was a boy, I had a dream All about the things I'd like to be Soon as I was in my bed Music played inside my head When I was a boy, I had a dream And radio waves kept me company In those beautiful days when there was no money When I was a boy, I had a dream Space Offed IV Cowboynaut Hyundai

Football fans express their loyalty in all sorts of ways. At Hyundai, we don't judge. Check out what this Elantra owner does to show his commitment to his team, the Miami Dolphins. #BecauseFootball The 2017 Hyundai Elantra. "Fishing Trip - NFL Sponsorship | The 2017 Hyundai Elantra" Don't forget, we're taking my parents out on the boat this Sunday. This Sunday? Yeah. Not my Sunday. Hyundai. Official sponsor of the NFL. (Lyrics) Sailing takes me away to where I've always heard it could be Just a dream and the wind to carry me Soon I will be free We Don't Judge Hyundai | NFL Official Sponsor of the NFL #BecauseFootball

"2013 Hyundai Sonata Turbo - Super Bowl XLVII commercial Stuck" This commercial shows a couple driving around in their Hyundai Sonata Turbo. Why do they need the turbo model? Well, because they get stuck behind some strange vehicles while driving around, and they like the option to easily pass when they need to. First they get stuck behind an overweight man on a motorcycle who's fat butt is sticking out of his jeans. He blows the wife a kiss as they drive by. Next they end up behind a horse trailer with the horse butts and tails sticking out of the back. After this is someone in a pickup truck who is obviously moving because they have all their furniture and other property stacked up 30 ft in the air. We also see a tanker truck carrying green, corrosive toxic waste (complete with the driver in a hazmat suit); a semi loaded with fireworks with a sparking metal chain trailing behind it; a truck with no lights on hauling nuclear warheads/missiles down the highway; and their windshield is being covered in slime from two big dogs sticking their head out of an RV. At the end, we see what happens after they pass several of these vehicles - the fireworks start exploding, and movers in the pickup lose all their stuff when the pile hits an overpass. The extended version of the ad features a few other vehicles you probably don't want to get stuck behind including a bouncing car with "Just Married" written on the back pulling cans and other wedding decorations. When the Hyundai goes to pass, the windows are all fogged up and there are feet and hands pressed against the windows. There is also a truck hauling chickens which is leaving a trail of feathers (and who knows what else) behind it Why "turbo"? Trust us - it's just better to be in front. The Sonata Turbo from Hyundai. (Music) *whistling* Danger Wholesale Fireworks Family Fun Just Married Danger / Biohazard Hyundai New Thinking. New Possiblities. Hyundai.com

Game's On | Family of SUVs | Hyundai Get your first look at the first-ever, thoughtfully designed, 8-passenger Hyundai Palisade. A new edition to the family of Hyundai SUVs. We don't believe in staying in and taking it easy. After all, there's a whole world out there to explore, and our SUVs help you make the most of it - including the first ever 8-passenger Hyundai Palisade. So get out there... just not today. I mean, there's a game on, people. (Lyrics) Just come over here and sit next to me And I'll take you high, high Hyundai Palisade

This commercial shows a car driving around in a world where everything is broken up into Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) - almost like an old 3D effect (it's not actually 3D). We see the moon, trees, and a deer as the car drives through a wooded highway. The car drives into town and we see buildings, billboards, people, and everything else with the same effect. As it stops at an intersection for someone to cross the road, all the colors come together to show the Hyundai ix35 in crystal clarity (while everything else is still split up into colors). From the world's fastest growing car company, a car where everything you've ever learned, and everything you've ever dreamed, comes together. ix35, the incredible made possible ix35, the incredible made possible Hyundai IX 35

This Australian commercial shows a world, and a man broken up into the three colors used in TVs - Red, Green, and Blue (RGB). The Red symbolizes the man's adventurous side, the Blue his sense of style, and the Green his passion for what's new. As the "three" men move toward the Hyundai compact SUV, they come together when they/he opens the door and gets in. When he does, the colors all merge and he becomes "normal" though the world around him is still split into the 3 colors almost like old-fashioned 3D. It's where your adventurous side, your sense of style, and your passion for what's new come together. ix35, the incredible made possible. Hyundai ix35 The incredible made possible