Peyton Manning Changes Plays For Buick Verano

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Here’s a behind-the-scenes video of an upcoming Buick commercial in which Peyton Manning spoofs his tendency to change plays at the line of scrimmage by calling out new signals while driving the Verano. Manning notes that it’s alot safer to “call signals” to his Buick’s voice activation system rather than get hit by opposing linemen. The commercial debuts Wednesday, July 11.

Manning joins a growing list of celebrities working with Buick in a series of spots, most notably Shaquille O’Neal for Buick LaCrosse, Marisa Miller for Buick Enclave and Ving Rhames for the brand’s Experience Buick Lease Program.

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