Sure, here is a script for a local car dealership commercial that is cliche and incorporates a terrible pun using the dealership's name:

**Scene:** A man is driving a car down a winding road.

**Narrator:** Are you tired of driving a lemon? Are you looking for a car that will make you smile? Then come on down to *The Punny Car Dealership*, where we've got the perfect car for you.

**Man:** (singing) I'm driving a lemon, I'm driving a lemon,
It's got a sour smell and it's making me green.
I'm driving a lemon, I'm driving a lemon,
I wish I could trade it in for a new machine.

**Narrator:** At *The Punny Car Dealership*, we've got a wide selection of cars to choose from, so you're sure to find the perfect one for you. And because we're so punny, we're offering a special deal on all of our cars.

**Man:** (singing) I'm driving a lemon, I'm driving a lemon,
But now I'm driving a new car, and I'm feeling much better.
I'm driving a lemon, I'm driving a lemon,
And I'm so glad I came to *The Punny Car Dealership*.

**Narrator:** So what are you waiting for? Come on down to *The Punny Car Dealership* today and drive away in a new car. You won't be sorry.

**On-screen text:** *The Punny Car Dealership*. Where the puns are bad, but the cars are great.

**Pun:** The dealership is called *The Punny Car Dealership*, so the pun in the commercial is that the man is driving a lemon, but he's so happy with his new car that he's singing about it. The pun is terrible, but it's also kind of funny.
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