The 2013 Super Bowl Car Commercials: Watch All Of Them Here

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In just a short while, millions of Americans will gather to watch the Super Bowl, a large and popular sporting event that does not involve racing or motorsports in any way, shape or form. Bummer.

But the Super Bowl does involve cars — specifically, car commercials. You'll be seeing a lot of them tonight. This is the biggest car ad blitz of the entire year, where the car companies really bring their A-games. Or don't.

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You may have seen many of these ads already, as most of them were pre-released on YouTube over the couple of weeks. We've gathered them all up here and ranked them from best to worst.

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We'll also be uploading more car ads as they air tonight, so keep your eyes peeled, and let us know which ones are winners and which ones are duds.

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