Here's Every "Car" Commercial From Super Bowl LXI - From A Ford In A Jeep To Trolling The Fast Saga

Published: Monday, February 10, 2025, 11:03 [IST]

Super Bowl LXI saw the Philadelphia Eagles dominate the Kansas City Chiefs to win their second Lombardi trophy in the franchise's history. The Eagles, the winners of the NFL's NFC division trounced the two-time defending Super Bowl Champions Chiefs (and this year's AFC division winners) 40-22.

And while the game was over by the time the teams headed into the locker rooms at half-time after which Kendrick Lamar led a raucous crowd in a performance for the ages, we were more interested in the car ads that were being played, every time Fox, stopped the broadcast for a commercial break.

With a 30-second ad slot at Super Bowl LXI allegedly costing $8 million (Rs 69,94,40,000), it was Stellantis with its Jeep and Ram brands that shelled out the big bucks, while brands like Häagen-Dazs and WeatherTech also had car-themed ads for the biggest sports spectacle in America. What follows is a look at these ads that aired during Super Bowl LXI...

Jeep - "Owner's Manual With Harrison Ford"

Jeep's decision to bring in actor Harrison Ford(despite his last name) for its 2-minute-long Super Bowl LXI Big Game ad saw the brand promote its lineup of SUVs including its newest ones that run on electricity. Ford's patriotic little piece, saw him talk about doing what makes you happy, which for him was driving his Jeep despite his last name.

Ram - "Goldilocks and the Three Trucks feat. Glen Powell"

So what happens when Ram wants to integrate its big pickup trucks into the iconic children's story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears? Well, you get actor Glen Powell, best known for his role as Hangman in Top Gun: Maverick, to don a blonde wig for the lead role and add in dragons, chainsaws, and oh yes, the three bears as well with Mama and Papa bear chasing him in their own Ram trucks.

Häagen-Dazs - "Not So Fast, Not So Furious"

Ice cream specialists Häagen-Dazs trolled the Fast & Furious fanboys with its Super Bowl Ad that featured three of the franchise's popular actors - Vin Diesel (Dom), Michelle Rodriguez (Letty) and Ludacris (Tej). The ad shows Diesel and Rodriguez cruising on a highway, enjoying their Häagen-Dazs and enjoying the slow-speed cruise despite the exhortations of Ludacris to at least do the speed limit.

WeatherTech - "Whatever Comes Your Way"

Set to the iconic Steppenwolf song, "Born to be Wild", the WeatherTech ad for Super Bowl LXI shows a group of sassy senior ladies, putting youngsters to shame with their antics as they enjoy a cruise on a highway in an old-school American convertible without a care in the world thanks to WeatherTech keeping their ride safe.