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Involving hot women in auto marketing is no big news to us, but some people out there are kind enough to make a proper commercial without going too far with the fashion part. One of these companies is Portuguese dealer Cool & Vintage, who always managed to keep the perfect balance between beautiful models and classic rides. For some reason, they decided to make a video roundup recently, and we feel like it’s more than worth mentioning.
Released about three days ago the video is called “This is How We Roll”, and is meant to stand as a greatest-hits clip. Watching it reminded us the cars we have been reporting about on previous occasions. The somewhat artistic style of filming and editing the footage these folks use with each car they have on sale is truly impressive. It makes the vehicles look and sound even better than they truly are.
Take that 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV. The dealership admitted that the car was never properly restored, yet still is rust-free. The engine was completely rebuilt, a thing you can clearly observe just by turning the volume a couple steps up.
Then there’s that 1966 Ford Cortina ad starring a gorgeous blonde who is playing the role of a rebel rock star that keeps her lifestyle old-school and cool. As opposed to its Italian fellow, this one was restored in 2005, a detail that can be easily observed.
The story goes on with at least a couple of other celebrities, like a Land Rover Stage One, Toyota Land Cruiser, Alfa Romeo Giulia, and a Mini Cooper S Mk1. The question is which of the stars in the video is your favorite and why.
Take that 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV. The dealership admitted that the car was never properly restored, yet still is rust-free. The engine was completely rebuilt, a thing you can clearly observe just by turning the volume a couple steps up.
Then there’s that 1966 Ford Cortina ad starring a gorgeous blonde who is playing the role of a rebel rock star that keeps her lifestyle old-school and cool. As opposed to its Italian fellow, this one was restored in 2005, a detail that can be easily observed.
The story goes on with at least a couple of other celebrities, like a Land Rover Stage One, Toyota Land Cruiser, Alfa Romeo Giulia, and a Mini Cooper S Mk1. The question is which of the stars in the video is your favorite and why.
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