[Western Music Collection] Compilation of Car Commercial Songs [2026]
When it comes to car commercials, there’s a wide range of music—stylish, cool tracks you’d hear in sedan or sports car ads, and fun, upbeat songs for family-oriented cars! Because of that, many viewers find themselves wondering, “Whose song is that?” after watching a commercial, and it often becomes a hot topic online.
In this article, we’ll showcase a selection of songs used in car commercials by various automakers, with a special focus on Western music.
First, we’ll introduce particularly popular tracks regardless of manufacturer, and then list them by brand.
From signature hits by popular artists to covers of timeless classics, car commercials feature a variety of songs, so take this opportunity to give them a careful listen.
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Mazda (1–10)
Zum Zum Zum Capoeira Mata Um
When it comes to Mazda commercials, it has to be this song, right? Various covers of this track have been used in Mazda ads over the years.
The original song is titled “Zum Zum Zum Capoeira Mata Um,” and it’s actually about capoeira.
The original has a much more relaxed tempo than the version used in the commercials.
Also, in the ads it’s sung as “Zoom Zoom Zoom,” so there are a few differences from the original.
The sound and rhythm are so catchy you can’t help but hum along!
Another Day In ParadisePhil Collins
A track released by Phil Collins in 1989 that won a Grammy Award.
Known for its social message, it was used in a Chronos commercial.
It was covered by Brandy & Ray J and sampled in Burna’s 2013 track “Paradise.”
My Blue HeavenGene Austin
One of the standard numbers in pop music, “My Blue Heaven,” became a hit with Gene Austin’s 1928 recording.
In Japan it’s known as “Watashi no Aozora” (My Blue Sky), and its theme is family happiness.
Gene Austin’s voice, which feels as if he’s speaking directly to you, is quite striking.
The song has also been performed in Japan, with lyrics by Keizo Horiuchi and vocals by Teiichi Futamura and Kenichi Enomoto.
Some of you may have recognized it from a Mazda commercial!
Daihatsu (1–10)
Don’t Stop Me NowQueen
It’s a song released in 1978 by the British rock band Queen, included on the album Jazz.
It was released as a single in 1979 and became a big hit.
In 2000, it was used in a commercial for the Move.
Mambo No.5Perez Prado
It is a piece composed and released in 1949 by Cuba’s Pérez Prado and is one of the best-known instrumental tracks of the mambo genre.
In Japan, it is included in the fifth-grade music textbook published by Kyoiku Geijutsu-sha.
An original arrangement of the piece was used in a commercial for Daihatsu’s “Daishohatsu Yume Fair.”
The Water is WideOhnuki Taeko
This commercial depicts the everyday lives of various people alongside the Daihatsu Move Canbus.
It shows people living by the sea and in nature, and how their daily routines are supported by the Move Canbus, conveying a sense of safety, trust, and easygoing drivability.
The song that underscores the gentle mood of the visuals is Taeko Onuki’s rendition of “The Water Is Wide.” It’s a cover that clearly pays homage to Karla Bonoff’s original, and the tender vocals layered with the sound of acoustic guitar convey a warm feeling.
Theme From A Summer PlaceThe Percy Faith Orchestra
Born in Toronto, Canada, in 1908, composer, conductor, and producer Percy Faith originally aspired to be a pianist, but he had to give up that path after suffering burns to his hands.
His music was used in Daihatsu’s “300 Million Giveaway Test-Drive Campaign.”