Car Throttle

Unlike most American men, I really don't give a toss about American football. It's not really my thing.  I didn't have much of an interest as I am neither from Pittsburgh (despite having spent a few years there) or Wisconsin (is anyone from Wisconsin?), but as usual the advertising in the superbowl was superb.  Being that this is a car site, I've collected the automotive-related ads from last night's advertising bowl in one easy-to-reach post along with some commentary.  I'm going to leave a poll at the end of the post so you can vote on your favorite Super Bowl advertiser from this year!

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Audi's whole "luxury prison" concept is a bit hard to wrap your head around.  Still, the whole "It's a trap!"

According to researchers, the average American is exposed to over 3000 ads every single day. Whether these are found on the internet, on the radio or on the box, what we see is the result of over $620 billion of marketing spend a year. In between incessant repeats and torturing reality shows, adverts have found an unusual place in our hearts and indeed it would be hard to imagine a world free of corporate bias, lavish sets and tempting products. It is fair to say though, that car and automotive adverts really are the cream of the crop, and this post celebrates 50 of the top car advertisements ever made in our opinions. Enjoy the list and let us know in the comments if you think we've