Who could of thought this was possible??
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/honda-ad.html

Yeah that's amazing. I saw it a year or two ago. Ebaums always get this type of stuff late.

Did yu read that? 606 times! :eek:
Impressive

:eek: That is amazing!

606 takes :eek:. Awesome!

Sweetness. That is the most intense Rube Goldberg Machine I have ever seen! Did they actually air the commercial?

Did they actually air the commercial?

I was just wondering about that myself. I love commercials like this. Actually makes commercial breaks not so bad.

Did they actually air the commercial?

I've heard that it was shown during Super Bowl.

:wow: Wow just wow, seen it before, thanks for reminding me.

My Dad (hey, I'm 10!) who works at Honda says they never aired it on auctual television because the length of the ad would cost millions.

Nope, they showed it in the UK briefly.

they showed the whole ad here but split into 3 parts, that's the first time I've seen it all the way through.
Awesome! I thought it was cgi until I saw that site and stats.

whey sweet!
:D

oh yeah, i remember that, saw it on the today show (as a segment, not a commercial) (i belive it was back in january) yeah, it didn't air in the US but it did in Europe

Crazy stuff! :eek:

stinkin' honda argggggggggggggggh!!!!

I've seen this before. It's amazing. :eek:

This one was awesome, kinda one of those you wanna see during super bowl commercials.

I dunno, it looks like there might have been some "special effects" at a few parts there. :hmm:

I dunno, it looks like there might have been some "special effects" at a few parts there. :hmm:No, it was all real, I bet you are refering to the way the tires rolled up. They put weights on the tops of the tires (inside the tire) so while the tire rolled up the center of gravity still went down.

It was shown here in GB a year ago or so. I saw it several times when it was on.

The part where the three weels go up is somewhat questionable.........

Try it at home. Tape a weight to the top of something round, and give it a slight push. The weight will fall, and the wheel will roll uphill, for a little bit.

First they try to film that 606 times and they notice "oops, this is too long, we can't show this on television"? Wtf?? :hmm:

Anyway, it's still amazing. ;)