No, it's not the yellow Viper. Unfortunately.
While Penzoil's own video, The Last Viper from Pennzoil is one of the most amazing high-performance car videos online, it's The Final Fit that takes it to the next level.
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The Last Viper from Pennzoil, Pennzoil's high-speed take on exposing their brand, highlights a Dodge Viper being torn through Miami by a faceless driver (Rhys Millen) after being reclaimed from thieves. Featuring amazing driving, cinematography, and sound design, The Last Viper from Pennzoil is a fitting farewell to the 8.4-litre V10 Dodge supercar.
The Final Fit parody, however, does not feature the same level of production quality, obviously. But that's the point.
Featuring an ordinary CVT Honda Jazz and a less-than-ordinary driver, The Final Fit" is one of the best home-grown fan videos ever.
Spawned in Alabama for Youtube by WarTorn Productions, the parody is a hilarious take on the cash-injected sequences audiences often see from large production companies.Â
Sure it mightn't have the same "quality", per se, as the official Pennzoil video - such as how all the manual shifting shots (in an auto car?) are done with a completely separate 370Z gearbox and that the tacho sequences have been done when the car's in neutral - but it's still such a great video to sit back, relax, and laugh at.
What do you think of the two high-speed videos? Which one do you think was better? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
