2010 fbod commercial...
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SD7O...eature=channel

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haha that was sick. filmed it with a 5D too thats solid

Hell yeah! Now I gotta wait till the price comes down enough to put one in my garage.

why can some random dooods make an awesome commercial yet GM cant!? lol

The more & more I see of these cars the more I like them.

The more & more i see of these cars the less i like them :mrgreen:

2010 CAMARO......


HELL YEAH


Thats hilarious

Haha, very well done

Great commercial

ah good old Bay Area Racing and their ''closed off street location'' in the industrial parks of Hayward CA off 101 ;) ive ran that ''course'' plenty of times :nod:

i've seen a few videos of them. they always race that street lol

that was really cool... to bad GM wont do commercials like that... maybe sell the car for whats its made for...

They can't. Burning tires is bad for the environment:willy:

i agree.

Ugh... that sucked.
Burn outs and loud exhaust. Buy a Camaro. Why didnt GM think of that.

Ok Toyota fanboii.

Nah. It's because people complain and make GM pull the videos.

awesome comercial

Having a Camaro spinning tires, making noises, and a bunch of other nonese conveys what?
That its a muscle car?
That it has a V8?
That it is fast?
Does GM need to spell that out to anyone?
Everyone knows what a Camaro is, at least people that would be in the market for one.
ITs like Corvette. You dont need a commercial to talk about how its fast.

Commercial on the V6 model? Ok.

Go talk to onstarr in your malibu Mr Camaro hater.

It conveys action, power, and fun. This is better than the GM stuff even though it's lacking in production value.

Action and power? Just racing around empty streets?
You dont need to spend a few million dollars telling people that a Camaro is a muscle car, by taking a few blasts down roads and doing burn outs. You already knew that.

I did. But seeing action shots like in this commercial provokes interest and gets the blood pumping. That's effective, especially because it doesn't require the viewer to process anything.