I've stock car racing called that more than once but this brings a whole new meaning to it!
i think if they have headlights, tail lights, windshield wipers and its registered, its a road going car...
DukeOfUndersteer wrote: i think if they have headlights, tail lights, windshield wipers and its registered, its a road going car...
In New York you get a 10 day temporary sticker until you can get it to an inspection station. Ten days of terroizing Chi Town and put it away.
Just a normal Toyota Camry, nothing to see here...
I have to say, Red Bull (and Monster, Rockstar, etc..) have really struck gold with their format. Make huge profits on a beverage that probably costs a penny to make, and put a lot of it into awesome viral advertising to build their image.
MitchellC wrote: Just a normal Toyota Camry, nothing to see here... I have to say, Red Bull (and Monster, Rockstar, etc..) have really struck gold with their format. Make huge profits on a beverage that probably costs a penny to make, and put a lot of it into awesome viral advertising to build their image.
Basically copying what Budweiser, Coor's, Miller, Coca Cola and Pepsi all have done before them.
Maybe my eyes only see what they am looking for, but the "older" big beverage companies seem to focus much more on traditional forms of advertising: Print media, 30 second to one minute commercials, or putting their name on a football field. Compare the taxi cab video (or flugtag, or air racing, or the gymhana videos) to a commercial. Which one would you rather watch?
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