Compilation of car commercials: A comprehensive showcase of domestic and international automakers, regardless of brand
When you watch TV or browse the internet, you see car commercials all the time, don’t you? Not only domestic manufacturers but also overseas brands are actively producing ads.
Many of these car commercials are particular about their cast and background music, so you probably have at least one that left a lasting impression on you.
In this article, we’ll showcase a wide range of car commercials from both Japanese and international automakers, old and new.
Since the cast, music, and direction vary by model, enjoy spotting the differences as you watch.
- A roundup of Honda commercials: charming presentations that feel familiar, from kei cars to wagons
- Toyota commercial roundup: stylish ads that convey a sense of premium quality
- A compilation of Nissan commercials: cool ads that showcase their technological prowess.
- A roundup of Suzuki commercials: introducing catchy ads focused on kei cars!
- Subaru commercials roundup: ads highlighting their high safety performance
- Compilation of Daihatsu commercials: the cast and BGM are captivating too!
- Complete collection of car commercials and commercial songs. A comprehensive showcase of CM/ads and CM songs for domestic and foreign car brands.
- A roundup of Mercedes-Benz commercials. The refined presentation highlights the allure of their sophisticated cars.
- Mazda commercial roundup: compelling direction that conveys a premium image
- A roundup of Volkswagen commercials: the friendly, relatable presentation is the charm!
- A roundup of Mitsubishi Motors commercials: introducing ads that convey an active image!
- A roundup of BMW commercials, from cool ones to humorously staged spots.
- [Western Music Collection] Compilation of Car Commercial Songs [2026]
BMW（1〜10）
BMW ‘Feel it. BMW Clean Diesel.’ Version
This is a commercial promoting BMW’s clean diesel, highlighting its excellent fuel economy, the feel of its acceleration, and solid power.
Alongside users’ testimonials, the footage of the car speeding along conveys a fresh atmosphere and a strong sense of comfort.
The song that further emphasizes the powerful driving portrayed in the visuals is BOOM BOOM SATELLITES’ “Vanishing.” The vocals, which feel as if they’re reaching far into the distance, are supported by a strong rhythm, evoking a sense of hope moving toward the future.
BMW 8 Series: “BMW’s new era of luxury takes off — the debut of the 8 Series.”
That quintessentially ’60s, psychedelic, sound-driven garage soul is always so cool and stylish whenever you hear it.
The very choice to use a track like this for a BMW 8 Series commercial—despite it being a sports coupe that prioritizes athleticism and performance while also embodying a luxurious elegance—is delightfully savvy.
Originally, it was a song by American R&B singer Johnny Thunder, active in the ’60s, and it was covered by British pop singer Don Fardon and released in 1969.
Highly recommended for fans of rare groove!
New BMW 3 Series Sedan
In the commercial for the new 2019 BMW 3 Series Sedan, Denise Lloyd’s “Nevermind” is used as the background music.
He is a singer from Israel, and while staying in Thailand he devoted himself to songwriting, producing many tracks there that became hits.
The concept of the 3 Series with its cutting-edge features, the contemporary song, and the overall feel of the commercial are a perfect match.
Peugeot (1–10)
PEUGEOT JAPAN ‘NEW 208 HYBRID’ Version
Behind a car parked on the shoulder, a moving shadow appears… It turns out to be the little human figures from the traffic lights.
The figures leap out from the red and then the green signals and slip into the car.
Maybe they liked the design and wanted to take it for a spin, because they zoom off through all sorts of places.
Getting tugged by the steering wheel, hiding, dancing—their every move is oddly adorable.
Thinking about how they’re supposed to always stay in the same spot, you can’t help but wonder if it’s okay for them to take a little break now and then.
