Going over...

[goof2]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

I can believe this..

Jeremy did it in a mini in a sewer on top gear once.

It can be done but I don't think it was done for this commercial. The g-force (which can be sort of worked out with the right angles and speed) and the twisting forces are pretty much guaranteed to mess up the car. I doubt they would do that with a brand spanking new SLS.

Clarkson did do it but if you watch the clip he messed the front of the car up pretty good in the process. It was also a Renault Twingo.

[wildchild]

who's to say it's actually a prod car they did it with?

[Amber Lamps]

Yea, people do it on motorcycles in a ball where there is no "down force", just momentum. I've seen skateboards, motorcycles, bicycles, hot wheels , etc achieve this same feat...why not a car?

[AquaPython]

also lets not forget unless this was a tunnel they built for this purpose, nowhere have i ever seen a parfectly cylindrical tunnel where this can be done. there are lighting fixtures, safety rails etc etc etc in the way.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Amber Lamps

Yea, people do it on motorcycles in a ball where there is no "down force", just momentum. I've seen skateboards, motorcycles, bicycles, hot wheels , etc achieve this same feat...why not a car?

The ball is different cause it's a flip. The roll is harder.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Trip

The ball is different cause it's a flip. The roll is harder.

Ah... I see.

[z06boy]

...and then you have these guys...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ8dElG61Js

[AquaPython]

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[tallywacker]

Im just happy to see the gull wings back on the "gullwing" car.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by AquaPython

also lets not forget unless this was a tunnel they built for this purpose, nowhere have i ever seen a parfectly cylindrical tunnel where this can be done. there are lighting fixtures, safety rails etc etc etc in the way.

they showed an add on ramp. still fake as fuck