Check Out All The Cool Car Commercials From Super Bowl LV

You might have expected Ford to push the new F-150 Raptor and Mach-E during the Big Game, but the Blue Oval automaker's Super Bowl LV commercial didn't feature a single car. Instead, Ford continued its "Finish Strong" campaign in a somber TV spot encouraging Americans to pull together to protect themselves and each other as "we're so close" to returning back to our normal lives after being restricted for so long during the pandemic.

Like Ford, Toyota's Super Bowl campaign also hadnothing to do with cars whatsoever. The emotional TV spot "shares an uplifting message of hope and strength," chronicling the life of Paralympic gold medalist Jessica Long and the challenges she overcame after her lower legs were amputated due to a rare disease.

Starring rock star Bruce Springsteen, Jeep aired a poignant campaign called "The Middle." The US automaker wants to remind us "we are stronger than the obstacles in our way" and "invites us to remember all the ways we are connected as Americans." In the two-minute-long commercial, Springsteen takes us on a trip in his CJ-5 to the US Center Chapel in Kansas and calls for us to find common ground and end the divide in America. Springsteen's message is simple: "the very soil we stand on is common ground."

Jeep's "The Road Ahead" campaign is a more traditional commercial previewing some of the automaker's upcoming models including the Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid and 2021 Grand Cherokee L. The Grand Wagoneer Concept also makes an appearance along with several historic Jeep models celebrating the automaker's heritage while looking to the future.

In contrast to Ford and Toyota, General Motor's campaign was tongue-in-cheek, continuing the tradition of celebrity cameos in Super Bowl car commercials. Riled by Norway beating America's electric car sales, comedianWill Ferrell launches a tongue-in-cheek campaignencouraging America to embrace electrification while taking the newCadillac Lyriq自旋。加入他的十字军东征是土星day Night Live's Kenan Thompson and Nora Lum, aka Awkwafina, in the new Hummer EV.

Cadillac's campaign promoting the new Lyriq electric SUV was easily one of this year's funniest Super Bowl car commercials. A parody of Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands, the amusing commercial stars Timothee Chalamet as Edward Scissorhands's son, Edgar Scissorhands, alongside Winona Ryder who reprises her role as his mother, Kim Boggs. Turns out the Cadillac Lyriq is theperfect car for a teenager with scissors for handsthanks to Cadillac's hands-free Super Cruise technology.