Chrysler Commercial

"Nightlife" Starts out with a cityscape, then moves into a car with a man changing something on the digital screen of the radio while smiling at a woman in the car. There is also a woman (girl?) in the back seat. There are shots of the interior, exterior, and engine components of the silver Chrysler 300. It then starts showing different people driving in their cars (all 300's) as they are going out for a night on the town. Various shots of people out dancing are mixed in with the shots of the cars. The Chrysler 300. Connect to energy. Connect to style. The 300 300 ways to put the life back in nightlife 300C Connect to Energy Connect to Style Chrysler Connect

"2013 Chrysler 300C | Who We Are | Motown: The Musical" This commercial begins with Motown Records founder, Berry Gordy, stopping by the original headquarters of Motown - a small house in Detroit. He gets in the back seat of a Chrysler 300C and is driven downtown, but eventually drives all the way into the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Broadway in New York City where he has a Broadway musical opening titled, "Motown: The Musical". Detroit is all about the sound and the drive. A sound that still moves people's hearts, and the drive to overcome any challenge along the way. Dedication to our passion is what defines us. Because if cars are our city's heart, music is its soul. We are Motown, and this is what we do. A tribute to the Motor City's heart and soul. (Lyrics) Ain't no mountain high Ain't no valley low Well baby there ain't no mountain high enough Ain't no valley low enough Ain't no river wide enough To keep me from getting to you, babe Hitsville, U.S.A. Motown Clairmount Ave, Hamilton-Chicago, Webb Ave Detroit Institute of Arts Apollo Theatre Berry Gordy - Founder of Motown Records Barry Gordy Broadway Motown B Beats Audio Motown: The Musical on Broadway, March 2013 MotownTheMusical.com Imported from Detroit Chrysler.com

Jim Gaffigan sees everything with his Chrysler Pacifica with available 360° Surround View Camera and Rear Park Assist with Stop, but that wagon's still not going to move itself. "See Everything | Jim Gaffigan | Chrysler Pacifica" To have a good dad brand you have to be all-knowing and all-seeing, and that's where the all new Chrysler Pacifica comes in. I see a bicycle, a skateboard, a kiddie pool. Now I see a wagon. Oh I see weeds that need to be pulled, bushes that need to be trimmed. It looks like the lawn could use some... All right. Point made. Well, that wagon's not gonna move itself. I'll time you. One, two... (Lyrics) A real human being Rear Park Assist With Stop All-New Chrysler Pacifica Chrysler Imported From Detroit

This song begins by showing a Chrysler 300 coming out of a tunnel/underpass in a big city (Detroit). The car drives slowly through the city as we get a look at it from all angles. It drives out of the city and into the suburbs as people look when it drives by. If you're gonna build a fuel efficient car, the first thing you gotta do is make a car worth building. One with character and conviction, that has all the luxury you'd expect, and pride that you can notice from down the street. Then, and only then, do you put in an 8-speed transmission that gets 31 miles per gallon. That combination of luxury and efficiency only comes from one place in the world. Enjoy Detroit Park Here The City of Detroit, Michigan Woodward Ave. 8 Mile East Michigan Ave Welcome to Woodbridge OHG W43 (License Plate) Lemonade Stand 25 City of Grosse Pointe Park Lady Blue Devils - Ice Hockey State Champs Birmingham The new 31 HWY MPG Chrysler 300 Imported from Detroit Chrysler

"Coming Home" Starts in black and white with a man walking town some outside steps while a woman is coming up to the stairs. The man gets in his car, sets his bag on the passenger seat and drives off. The camera focuses on his bag, then back out again and we see the bag is now in an old military Jeep. The scene then switches to a man driving his old pickup truck (1950s?) down a dirty road with the bag in the bed of the truck. We are then inside another Chrysler (1960s?) with the bag on the floor in front of the passenger seat. The man steps on the gas and suddenly we see a different car (1970s?) speed from around a corner with the bag back in the front seat. Next we see a Jeep (1980s) driving down a wooded road next to a river/creek, and as it drives by it turns into a minivan (1990s) in a suburban neighborhood. Then suddenly it is nighttime around Christmas and a car (2000s) is pulling into a driveway. The driver picks up his back and gets out to meet his wife and kids at the door. Ma'am We've travelled far, and we've traveled wide, and together we've come a long way. There are still many roads to travel down, and many adventures to share. To America, our traveling companion - happy holidays. Dodge Ram Jeep Chrysler