Coolest Car Commercial EVER

[ananana]

I've never in my life consentrated on commercial like that. That is so freaking cool.

[deltro300111]

too bad it's not all real....

[Hylian]

Actually none of it is computer animated.....it took them over 300 tries to do it.

Oh yes and if you didnt notce they used almost all the parts of the honda lol.

[alainbryden]

That is incredible!!! View it like this, then you can see it alot bigger: http://www.media.ebaumsworld.com/honda-ad.swf

[deltro300111]

Please note that they try to cut off the tires as the roll up the hill, this machine didn't do it all by itself, but I commend them on everything else.

[HansSky]

That is amazing.

[zildjian133]

Ok... how do the tires just sit on an hill like that... Am I missing something...

[JurseyRider734]

Superduper traction, perhaps?

[alainbryden]

Actually, the tires do roll up the hill themselves. Everything in that did actually happen. Here's how the tires work:

The tire is made with a mass at on one part that is heavier than the rest of the circumference of the tire. It is balanced in a way that that mass is just far enough forward that the front of the tire is pulling down enough to counter gravity. Once given a little push, the heavy part falls the rest of the way, and so the tire rolls forward.

Picture it as a ball on top of a hill. Given a push in either direction, it will fall all the way back down.


The whole way that these types of machines work is that a whole bunch of objects are given some form of potential energy, which is released when some other event happens.

[insomniakxz]

It's called Rube Goldberg device.

[insomniakxz]

Actually, German is the closet language to English, or vice versa, I don't remeber.

You are correct. French, Romanian, Spanish, Italian, and some other romance language all are from Latin, while English has Germanic roots.

[BluE_MeaniE]

Actually, the tires do roll up the hill themselves. Everything in that did actually happen. Here's how the tires work:

The tire is made with a mass at on one part that is heavier than the rest of the circumference of the tire. It is balanced in a way that that mass is just far enough forward that the front of the tire is pulling down enough to counter gravity. Once given a little push, the heavy part falls the rest of the way, and so the tire rolls forward.

Picture it as a ball on top of a hill. Given a push in either direction, it will fall all the way back down.


The whole way that these types of machines work is that a whole bunch of objects are given some form of potential energy, which is released when some other event happens.

But there was another part that looked funny.
There was something that rolled into the window and stopped, and then the car window rolled down, and then the thing kept rolling.

[alainbryden]

That's because the metal thing conducts electricity, and right infront of the window were two wires that were broken, when the metal part stopped on the wires infront of the window, it connected the circuit and the window rolled down, and then once down, the thing continued downhill where it connected another circuit that ran the water sprayer, that started the auto wipers...etc.

[qwertyddr]

I remember whatching this is physics class awhile ago. It is a very good commercial, but i would still have to say the golf one is better. The song and dancing is just to awesome.

[evilbutterfly]

It stops when there are those 4 windshields hanging. Is it supposed to end there or is something messing up?