I’m starting to think that the executive who does marketing for Volkswagen may be the biggest Star Wars fanboy of all-time, because just like last year’s Super Bowl ad (Vader kid) the car maker will use the Force once again this year to hock some cars.  This time around they’re ditching the kid and bringing in Man’s best friend to grace the Super Bowl 2012 Volkswagen commercial.  In fact, Volkswagen is so excited with it’s Star Wars themed Super Bowl commercial they created a teaser trailer for it.  That’s right folks, we now have trailers for commercials.  God bless capitalism I guess?  Check it out below, especially if you’re a dog lover.  You’ve been wishing your dog could sing Star Wars tunes…

The Bark Side: 2012 Volkswagen Game Day Commercial Teaser

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2 Responses to “Move Over Kid Vader Volkswagen Now Has The Bark Side Commercial”

1. Patricia Says:
   January 19, 2012 at 5:47 pm

   That is awesome! Can’t wait to see the ad.

   Reply
2. Volkswagen Releases The Dogs Strike Back Super Bowl Commercial | Entertainment Buddha Says:
   February 1, 2012 at 2:50 pm

   [...] but be let down.  In fact, I think the commercial is a total fail.  I really thought that the teaser set this commercial up for greatness, but it actually has nothing to do with the finished product. [...]

   Reply