Volkswagen Beetle Commercial

A man is sitting in a park, reading the paper with his dog, a greyhound, at his side. A Volkswagen Golf Rabbit drives past and the dog takes chase. As the greyhound chases the VW Golf Rabbit through the city streets, other greyhounds join in, making it a race. The chase comes to an abrupt end however, when the VW Golf Rabbit pulls into a garage, with the door closing just as the dogs reach it. Inside the garage is a rabbit, wearing driving goggles. The rabbit transforms into a white VW Golf Rabbit, as the dogs are heard on the other side of the door barking. "Chase-VW Golf Rabbit" Golf Rabbit Stop chasing it for 17.200€ VW Das Auto.

This commercial shows a man driving to a wedding. We see alternating shots of the bride (already at the church), and the man who is still driving to get there. He keeps having trouble such as getting behind someone driving slow with a big camper/trailer, or getting stopped at a train crossing, and is getting extremely frustrated that he is going to be late for the wedding. Finally, at the end we see it's not even his wedding, but he is in love with the bride (speak now or forever hold your peace).

"The new Polo - For Life's Adventurers" Check out the brand new advert for the new Polo. Ready for Life's Adventurers. This ad shows a young boy growing up and the evolution of his need for speed. It starts with a tricycle, a go-kart, bike, and a motorcycle. His father watches him, but let's him do as he pleases and just gets the first aid kid (or a trip to the hospital) when it's needed. Then the boy grows up and gets a VW. The boy doesn't do anything more safely, but the car is able to protect him by giving blind spot warnings, and automatically braking for pedestrians. Ready? (Lyrics) Well I'm so above you And it's plain to see But I came to love you anyway So you tore my heart out And I don't mind bleeding Any old time you keep me waiting Oh, oh-oh I got a love that keeps me waiting Oh-oh I got a love that keeps me waiting I'm a lonely boy I'm a lonely boy Oh, oh-oh I got a love that keeps me waiting Did you know that 26% of people who visit the practice nurse stay healthier than those who don't? It makes sense! VCM 261 The new Polo with advanced safety systems For life's adventurers We make the future real VW

Keep track of your kids. Not your fuel gauge. This VW Passat TDI Clean Diesel commercial begins with three young boys running in slow motion into the convenience store of a gas station. One of the boys finds the Icee machine, and places his head under the spout, allowing the frozen red slushee to pour into his open mouth. The second boy is holding a 2-liter bottle of soda, which sprays like a fountain as he opens the top to the bottle. The third boy is standing at the nacho cheese machine. He has several hot dogs lined up on the counter, with one under the nacho cheese nozzle. The liquid cheese oozes all over the hot dog, pouring down the side of the counter top. This blonde boy looks to the cashier at the convenience store with a defiant stare, as the cashier stares back in astonishment. All three boys are then shown in the middle of the store, making a giant mess with chips and powdered candy sticks. Meanwhile, their mother is outside at the gas pump, filling the tank of the car. She looks in the car window, then calls for her missing boys. As the mother of the rowdy boys fills her tank, another mother of three boys drives by in a dark blue Volkswagen Passat TDI Clean Diesel. Her boys are riding quietly in the car, playing with a tablet, reading a comic book, being all-around well-behaved young boys. "2015 Volkswagen Passat TDI Clean Diesel | "Mom" Commercial" Boys? Stop less, go more. The Passat TDI Clean Diesel with up to 814 highway miles per tank. Just one reason Volkswagen is the number one selling diesel car brand in America. (Lyrics) Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys Don't let 'em pick guitars or drive them old trucks Let 'em be doctors and lawyers and such Mamas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys 'Cause they'll never stay home and they're always alone Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys Don't let 'em pick guitars or drive them old trucks Let 'em be doctors and lawyers and such Passat TDI Clean Diesel Up to 814 highway miles/tank #1 selling diesel brand car in America Isn't it time for German engineering? VW Das auto. vw.com

Looking for a car that's as advanced as you are? Meet the all new Passat. "The new Volkswagen Passat advert - As advanced as you are." Tonight everyone is looking for the same man. Praised by many, respected by all. This man has money, power and influence. He works harder, sees further and takes risks without ever looking for the easy way out. He values manufacturers, creative talents and daring ideas. He sets clear priorities.That's why he's gone home tonight to watch a movie with his family. The new Passat. As advanced as you are. VW Das Auto.

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

This commercial for the all-new Volkswagon Beetle begins with a line of cars waiting at a stop light. At the front of the line is a black VW Beetle, next to a man on a motorcycle. The man on the motorcycle stretches out his hand while the driver of the Beetle reaches out to fist bump the motorcycle man. The black Beetle is parked at a curb while two men carrying a couch down the sidewalk give the man in the Beetle high-fives. The Beetle is parked again while a police man on a horse goes by, also giving a high-five. An image of a crosswalk sign with the orange/red "Do Not Walk" sign appears. The Beetle is in a parking garage with a driver heading the opposite direction - they both stop for a quick fist bump. The Beetle is parked next to a woman who is loading the back of her car with groceries as her little girl stands at the Beetle window for a high-five, before pulling her hand away in the "you're too slow" part of "give me five". The man driving the Beetle gets a palm slap from a little black and white dog. The man in the Beetle is driving, smiling when a look of concern appears on his face as he sees a group of cyclists heading toward him - preparing for a lot of high-fives, hand slaps. (Lyrics) Right hand, clap, pat, clap your hand cross it with your left arm, pat your partner's left palm. Clap, pat, clap your hand, pat your partner's right palm with your right palm again. Clap, slap, slap your hands. The all-new Beetle. It's back. The all-new Beetle That's the power of German Engineering. That's Das Auto www.vw.com

"Senior Rebels" This commercial shows some old Asian couples doing things you wouldn't associate with old people while a whistling song plays in the background. It begins with a man getting some expensive gold hightop shoes while wearing age-inappropriate clothing as well, he does a little dance in them, and tries a silver pair too. We also see them out skateboarding, playing basketball, trying to do freestyle tricks on their old-fashioned bikes, and going surfing. Two of the men go up on a building and spray paint graffiti on it. Later on, an old couple goes to a club/rave, shoots off fireworks from a building top, and runs down the street pushing their wives/girlfriends in shopping carts. When they finally sit down to rest, the old couple sees a young couple get in a nice, new, red VW Beetle. It appears they stopped being young just a little too soon. * whistle, whistler, whistling * S88E68 Fun. Don't leave it too late. The Beetle VW Das Auto

"2013 Get Happy Volkswagen Game Day Commercial" This Super Bowl commercial from Volkswagen begins with people talking about how much they hate Mondays during an elevator ride up to their job. A man with a Jamaican accent behind them says "No worries, mon. Everyting will be alright." When we see who was talking, it is surprisingly just some white guy - clearly not Jamaican. Later that day at work, this guy is getting angry and banging on the vending machine. The same guy comes in with his accent and tells him everything will be okay. Whether it's complimenting the coffee, telling a woman who's having a bad day to turn her frown upside down, or participating in a meeting he's always in a good mood, and always talking in this Jamaican accent. One of his co-workers actually asks to verify that he is from Minnesota because they don't understand why he talks this way. We finally learn when he offers to put a smile on everyone's face. He takes people for a ride in his new VW Beetle. When they get back, everyone is talking in the same accent and is happy and smiling too. I hate Mondays. Yeah, they're the worst. No worries, man. Everything will be alright. Ha ha ha, yeah, mon. Come on. Don't fret, me brother. Sticky bun come soon. Yeah. Wicked coffee, Mr. Jim. Julia, turn the frown the other way around. Hey Dave, you're from Minnesota right? Yes, I. The Land of Ten Thousand Lakes. The Gopher State. So in conclusion, things are pretty dismal. You know what this room needs? A smile. Who want to come with I? You guys are three minutes late. Don't be no cloud on a sunny day. Yeah, chill Winston. Sir? Respect bossman. That's the power of German engineering. (Lyrics) Traveling along, there's a song that we're singing Come on get happy C'mon get happy We'll make you happy Get In. Get Happy. VW Das Auto #GetHappy CMO I love good vibes / I heart good vibes

This commercial for the Beetle Convertible begins in a convenience store. Several people are shopping when the bell on the door rings, and a man walks in, wearing a black ski mask. The man walks through the store, picking out different snacks, while the other shoppers watching him carefully, even sinking to the floor to try and hide. The man in the mask gathers all of his snacks, and takes them to the register. The man behind the counter tells the ski masked man that he doesn't want any trouble. The man looks at the clerk and replies that he doesn't want any trouble either. The cashier just stares at the man, who is holding out a $20 bill waiting to pay. When the man exits the store, arms full of snacks, he gets into a waiting VW Beetle Convertible, with the top down. The other passengers in the Beetle are also wearing ski masks, because the weather is cold and snowy, but that isn't stopping them from having a top down ride. The driver tells the man who bought the chips and candy that he forgot to take his mask off before going into the store. As sirens are heard in the distance, it is suggested that they should get out of there. "All-New Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Mask" I don't want any trouble. I don't want any trouble either. You know you forgot to take your mask off, right? We should probably get out of here. Introducing the all-new Beetle convertible. Now every day is a top down day. That's the power of German engineering. The all-new Beetle Convertible Das Auto vw.com