Matthew Broderick's Ferris Bueller Super Bowl ad is for Honda

(CBS) Ferris Bueller is taking another day off.

After a tease last week caught fire online, an extended version of Matthew Broderick's Super Bowl commercial has been revealed - along with the brand the actor is reprising his famous "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" role for.

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The ad is for Honda, the carmaker officially revealed Monday (though auto blog Jalopnik spilled the beans last week), and the spot will air during the New York Giants/New England Patriots face-off Sunday on NBC.

In the commercial, Broderick channels Bueller and fakes sick to skip out on a day of work. Instead of jumping into a Ferrari to take on the town, he drives off in a Honda CR-V.

The ad was shot by "The Hangover" writer/director Todd Phillips, Jalopnik reports.

Honda says there are more than two dozen references to the classic 1986 film hidden in the commercial. How many can you spot?