Video: BMW M3 Convertible AD makes fun of new Mercedes SL Benz
25 May
Posted by carversation as Videos
Pretty funny video ad featuring the all new BMW M3 Convertible making fun of the new Mercedes SL Class. The Benz is being classified as a boring romance car with no fun. The girl tells the guy in a cute german to make a wish.
Guess what the wish was: a brand new BMW M3 Convertible.
Definitely a funny commercial and I can't wait to see what Mercedes' reply to this will be.
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One Response
Benny
May 26th, 2008 at 8:20 am
1Mercedes won’t reply anything, because this is not an official BMW ad. It has been done by someone unknown as a youtube-clip but was definitely never on German TV. The first part is from an Mercedes SL-clip broadcasted on German TV at the moment, but all the M3-scenes are out of the official BMW M3 Cab-media-videos. You can also notice that the music isn’t too good at some points of the video.
Again: This is not a BMW-Ad, it was done by some fan-boy. Yes, its funny and I like it but No, it can’t be seen on TV.
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