In YOUR Eyes WHICH Car Company WON And LOST Today's SuperBowl Ad War?

Yes, there was a game today. But to the car companies who were dropping $4 million bucks a crack for 60 second TV spots during today's SuperBowl, MUCH more was at stake MONEYWISE.

It was a way to set the business tone for year 2015.

Most of the usual suspects showed up trying to out do one another.

But just like in any game theere are both winners AND losers.

And the MOST important opinion and what they're waiting for is YOURS!

The REAL customers.

So let us know in YOUR opinion WHO were today's winners and losers?

Spies discuss.

qckshftr - 2/2/2015 11:52:17 AM

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I thought there were several good car ads last night... None as good as the Audi R8 "Godfather" ad from a few years ago... but still several good ones. The Fiat 500x 'Viagara' commercial was funny/memorable-- my Mom even called up after the game to mention it....... I personally liked the Pierce Brosnan Kia "Perfect Getaway Car" commercial-- wasn't super memorable, per se, but a solid commercial and great play on "getaway"...... I consider myself a techie, so it was cool to see BMW use the throwback footage of the news anchors from the mid-90s discussing the Internet for their i3 commercial.......... i would have more to say, but i have Dish Network and live south of Buffalo, so i missed half of the game due to complete signal loss, and my internet was crappy enough that my gf and I couldn't adequately stream the online broadcast to our Apple TV......... next year!!!

strafe1 - 2/2/2015 9:05:31 PM

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Dodge. I don't drive Dodge, but I like the heritage.

joescuba - 2/3/2015 11:46:44 AM

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They tell a story that is just a story and very little truth in it. Dodge supplied bodies to all companies long before they built cars...It is a very interesting story but what they some on TV just isn't it.

joescuba - 2/3/2015 11:44:51 AM

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The companies that did not have ads were the real winners