We introduced you to the first of Hyundai's Super Bowl ads today. Well, Hyundai isn't stopping with just one we've got our hands on another ad for you to preview before the big game.

In a 30-second ad titled "Cheetah," which will be shown sometime during the first quarter of the game, a cheetah goes head-to-head with the Hyundai Veloster Turbo. The cheetah is let out of its cage, and the two take off down the open road. It's not long before the cheetah realizes it's beat, and turns out to be a sore loser as it turns on its trainer.

We don't know how many cheetahs you're going to have the chance to outrun in your Veloster Turbo, but it's still a pretty impressive feat to say that you could if you wanted to. Watch the ad after the jump.

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Hyundai and Rhys Millen Racing deserve a round of applause for their recent video antics that spread through the Internet like a leaked photo from a celebrity cell phone.

This time around, the team took their Veloster Rally Car out to the golf course where it replaced the traditional golf cart. Almost everything you can imagine that shouldn't be combined into a video, is. We're talking golf clubs, golf balls, a 500-hp Veloster with 600 lb-ft of torque, and cows. Yes, we said cows.

Really there's no reason behind this video, other than the fact that millions of people will watch it which means millions of eye balls on Hyundai's little Veloster.

Check out the video after the break.

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Japan's aftermarket auto parts and racing expo, the Tokyo Auto Salon features displays by all major domestic automakers including Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Mazda and Subaru. Tuners from NISMO to TRD and Mugen display their latest products and point to the future of the Japanese tuner industry. The 2012 show promises to be a big one, thanks to the debut of the Toyota GT 86 and Subaru BRZ.

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