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With close to 7 million views on YouTube in just three days after it launched, Acura's first ever Super Bowl commercial titled "Transactions" with Jerry Seinfeld trying to be the first in line to take delivery on the upcoming NSX, is one of the most watched ads of this year's game.
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Acura Releases Second Super Bowl Ad with Jerry Seinfeld Trying to get the NSX
With close to 7 million views on YouTube in just three days after it launched, Acura's first ever Super Bowl commercial titled "Transactions" with Jerry Seinfeld trying to be the first in line to take delivery on the upcoming NSX, is one of the most watched ads of this year's game.
Therefore, it only makes sense that Acura will bet heavily on the commercial to create more buzz around its name.
Following the extended version of the original ad, Acura has released a second commercial with Jerry Seinfeld, who once again attempts to convince the man who secured the first NSX to give him his place through bribery, which in this case involves a Munchkin.
Read more »- Acura To Sponsor 24 New Episodes Of Seinfeld’s "comedians In Cars Getting Coffee"
Acura has signed on as the sole sponsor of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," the popular web series created by and starring Jerry Seinfeld. The series will return this summer to Crackle and www.ComediansInCarsGettingCoffee.com, with Acura...
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