Hyundai's Boston-centric spot will star actors Chris Evans, John Krasinski and Rachel Dratch and baseball legend David Ortiz.

Audi will display "futuristic vision" vehicles like the Audi AI:ME while the Nissan Ariya Concept makes its North American debut.

Mercedes-Benz reportedly is pulling out of next year's New York International Auto Show, but November's AutoMobility LA attracted a record number of debuts.

"At Subaru, it is our responsibility to show love and respect to all who interact with us," said Subaru of America CEO.

Nearly 80% of drivers who don't currently drive a sedan are considering one for their next car, says Nissan's Rob Warren.

Automakers spent an estimated $519 million on TV ads during November, a decrease of 2.1% from October's $530.1 million.

Mercedes-Benz reportedly pulling out of next year's New York International Auto Show, but just-concluded LA Auto Show attracted record number of debuts.

Other auto brands on the Black Friday leaderboard, according to Captify, are Audi, Ford, Toyota and Kia.

Survey from CarGurus shows that consumer intent to purchase electric vehicles is increasing, but concerns about cost and infrastructure remain.

The most-seen spot in October with 1.3 billion impressions is Hudson Rouge's "Fresh Take On Movement" for the 2020 Lincoln Aviator.