Super Bowl ad sneak peek

Jerry Seinfeld desperately wants your car, so long as it's the new Acura NSX Concept from Honda. And in order to get your car, he's desperately trying to be funny in the new Super Bowl ad.

Seinfeld, once the star of a hit television show bearing his own name, resorts to sock puppets, a munchkin, an alien corpse and even Jay Leno in his latest attempt to make you laugh.

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By Aaron Smith and James O'Toole @CNNMoney - Last updated February 03 2012: 6:47 PM ET

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