Miss Evelyn's "Wild Ride" in a Camaro most-watched ad of all time

The Nielsen Company has the numbers from last weekend's Super Bowl counted and found that (the official name of "Miss Evelyn") General Motors' Wild Ride "Chevrolet Camaro commercial has become the most-watched show of all time, with an estimated 119 628 000 spectators. You can ReWatch the ad after the jump, but as you may recall, is about two guys their own commercial Camaro on the fly. "The new attendance record breaking the old by a Doritos commercial during last year's big game of 116,231,920 viewers saw was set.
The crazy thing is that the old record of any indication, this year's top ten list, in addition to the commercial Camaro also included ads for the Chevy Cruze, Chrysler 200 and Bridgestone tire was manufactured considered beaten. Credit not only the quality of this year's Super Bowl commercials, but also a very good game of pigskin, got the better every quarter. The Camaro commercial, for instance, got a boost from appearing in the fourth quarter when the game was anything but decided.
Nielsen also reports that Volkswagen was "The Force" ad with Max side as Darth Vader this year's "best-liked" during the Super Bowl commercial. The top ten list of most liked Super Bowl commercials was also with the car-related ads littered, but strangely, the top ten "most-remembered ads do not feature a single auto industry locally.

Video: VW releases Darth Vader commercial's deleted scenes, bloopers

There are just two spots from the Super Bowl, that we still talking about two days later. Chrysler is the first two minutes long love letter from Detroit to the rest of the country with rapper Eminem, the other is Darth Vader Volkswagen commercial. Searches on Autoblog for the new Passat, the commercial advertising is happening, jumped 270 percent on the day after they aired.

VW wants to make sure we still talking about his new brand ambassador, six-year-old actor Max Page, a little while, so the company has published this nice video of margins from the commercial and deleted scenes that didn 't the final cut . Follow the jump to see slip and fall Max, are interrupted by a Roomba and finally, to his parents who now understand fully honored its power.

Hyundai shows off two of this year's Super Bowl commercials

Hyundai has bought as many as four 30-second spots during this year's Super Bowl, what we can only imagine is more money than we make in three lifetimes. Two of these spots illuminated sell the Hot-Sonate, while the other two have been reserved to get the word out about new 2011 Hyundai Elantra is.
In fact, the Elantra is part of a much larger marketing campaign kick-off this weekend with new commercials, which aired during the NFL's AFC Championship Game. The thing is, you could not have said these ads are for a Hyundai, because they are not brands, not forgetting the company or even by car.
This, my friends, is how to do viral marketing company (Note: You may not want to tell us that you do something viral, because it is not more viral). Without mentioning the product they are trying to sell are, this broadcast pre-Super Bowl commercials during the AFC Championship Game, with more ads in print and on the Internet, the conspiracy highlight compact car buyers, brainwashing, poor design and accept a lack of innovation in exchange for objectivity and reliability. Then, during the Super Bowl, Hyundai Elantra will show the two in connection with commercials, what was the rest of the non-branded marketing campaign to sell really try. That is, the Elantra. Clever, except for the part where we said before, what are the secret spots are all about.
Check out the Elantra, the two Super Bowl commercials for yourself after the jump.

Video: Audi A8 Super Bowl commercial riffs on children's Goodnight Moon book

The Super Bowl is just around corner and before the New England Patriots celebrate another victory and that means a new crop of automotive commercials are getting ready to pry your attention away from all the drinks and food you are consuming. Audi has revealed its new ad spot that takes direct aim at established premium sedans like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. The commercial is based on Margaret Wise Brown's popular children's book Goodnight Moon, Audi says goodbye to old luxury, then welcomes progress with its all-new 2011 Audi A8 sedan.