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I remember a bunch of years ago "they" ran a Honda fireblade against an Accura NSX.

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I remember a bunch of years ago "they" ran a Honda fireblade against an Accura NSX.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe7ds...eature=related

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's a commercial....but poor Porsche....being made fun of.

POST 4Original post

I actually realized that it was a commercial. Just a little sarcastic humor on my part...

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

OK...just want to make sure.

POST 7Original post

I remember a bunch of years ago "they" ran a Honda fireblade against an Accura NSX. The bike won but the litany of jibes "yeah but I can carry my groceries, yeah but I don't get wet when it rains, yeah but I can carry my golf clubs" etc. that followed left me with a very solid impresion. That impression of course is that while some machines may excel at some things, it's a rare thing for a machine to excel at all things. That said, I love the commercial and as a former Ninja driver, I love the commercial too!

POST 8Original post

I think the idea was the Porsche wet it's pants... wierd - we all see what we like - I thought the Porsche urinated towards the bike !

POST 9Original post

I think comparing a bike to a car is lame to begin with.

POST 10Original post

Lets look at the bright side. They chose a Porsche and not some other sports car to make their point.

POST 11Original post

See how easy Porsche made it for us.....never change the oil, just keep adding it.(Yea, I know, the Porsche wet its pants because of the rice-rocket)

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 6424368

Wishful thinking but I do think that is the case. They chose the Porsche because of the RMS leak issue. That is why they pick the P car for this commercial...or perchaps an inside joke..LOL

POST 13Original post

LOL funny commercial... let's wait and see what happens when that bike runs over the oil puddle at 120+

POST 14Original post

Isn't it pretty well understood that bikes rape cars in a straight line and when it comes to cornering a 4 wheels>2 wheels? The C4 beating the R1 around a track was a pretty clear cut demonstration...

POST 15Original post

Quotes source post: 6426659

Yeah! If anyone hasn't watched that great video, check http://coochas.com/porsche/Resources...ar_vs_Bike.wmv

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