I don't know exactly what fraction of cool of the makers of this film that I would be satisfied with, but rest assured, it would be a very small fraction.
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In depth discussion of the various controversies surrounding this film from Metafilter
Nissan's promotional homage, made legally (ie: paid for) in Prague, somewhat more recently.
Quite right, thanks for posting, I couldn't find a succinct statement of the original description of the video (unknown driver driving a Ferrari through the streets of Paris in the early morning) nor the subsequent controversy (that the driver was Lalouche, the car a Mercedes).
I don't know the difference between 140 mph and 220 mph well enough (or whatever). Maybe it's the difference between 0 and 80, but somehow I doubt it.
Still, a cool stunt, and a cool video.
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