I promise you... if you like cars, this is a really good commercial




Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qT_q8PXFrw&eurl

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Hmmmmmm....Good one

That #7 car down shifting while going into that corner in the rain gave me chills, had to replay it about 10 times. It's about 50 seconds into it.

That is awesome!!

This is another good one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssM-xjp--rg

Very Cool Loves it

That is a good one too, but it's almost like a video game I don't see how it's real.

I don't think this one is real. Every light they passed is red, plus engine sounds don't always agree with road movement.
Additionally, you would never get away with this in Paris during the day! What do you think?

It was real but there are several unknowns. Here are the facts

Claude Lelouch
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Claude Lelouch (born October 30, 1937) is a French film director, writer and producer.
Born in Paris, Lelouch won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1966 for Un homme et une femme (A Man and a Woman), as well as two oscars including best foreign language film. The 1981 musical epic Les Uns et les Autres is widely considered as his masterpiece.
Lelouch is known for making movies based heavily on improvised dialogue.
He was arrested after his 1976 film, C'était un rendez-vous, reportedly at the time featuring a Ferrari 275 GTB being illegally driven at speeds approaching 140mph through the streets of Paris by a Formula 1 driver, was first shown publicly.
Recent claims made by the director himself, however, suggest he drove his own Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9 in the film and dubbed the sound effects of a Ferrari 275GTB. Several independent groups have verified that the car in the film never reaches past 140 km/h (85mph)

I like the Ferrari 246. (The second one)

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I've seen that film when I was 16. The drive was recorded at 05:00 AM, he drove through Paris at outrageous speed (140 km/h is probably correct, if you've ever driven in Paris you know what I'm talking about), ignoring every traffic light he encountered. I think it was a 450 SL (no roof) though, instead of a 4 door sedan.