Ok just saw the commercial for the new mustang and they have it running around in a wherehouse with water all over the ground. I mean my Grandpas Buick Century can do burn outs in water whats the point?
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just makin it look like its something special to sell more cars. some people believe anything they see on tv. luckily i dont have TV, and thus am immune... :hsugh:
Cars look shiny and clean when theyre wet
Its all to attract buyers that think it looks cool, not people who would buy a car for its performance, we know better.
Its all to attract buyers that think it looks cool, not people who would buy a car for its performance, we know better.
wel if you noticed, just about every sport car commercial has water somewhere, even the old supra ads in japan had a black mk3 taking a wet corner, it just adds to the sexiness
water in the commercial I understand but trying to show the car has power cause it can spin the wheels IN WATER I dont cause that takes no power. Like I said My Grandfathers Buick Century can do great burnouts on a wet road.
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lanky189
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burnouts on water = no smoke = full view of the car with no obstructions
burnouts on dry surface = smokey as hell, tire shards sticking to the rear of the car = car looks dirty, obnoxious, rude, out of control..
/thread B1TCH3S
burnouts on dry surface = smokey as hell, tire shards sticking to the rear of the car = car looks dirty, obnoxious, rude, out of control..
/thread B1TCH3S