Toyota Gazoo Racing has launched fairly the industrial, however it’s unlikely you’ve got seen it until you reside within the island nation of Japan. The video, which has amassed 2.4 million views on YouTube on the time of penning this story, takes the viewer on fairly the chaotic journey.
It begins with a NASCAR race and generic inventory vehicles digitally added. Racing round Bristol Motor Speedway in what seems to be moist situations (which might be terrifying in actual life), the advert begins. With some upbeat music enjoying, the vehicles race on. As for what occurs subsequent, nicely, you are simply going to have to look at the video. It is laborious to correctly seize in phrases alone, however there’s large toys falling from the sky, Chinook helicopters, vehicles crashing, a distressed flagman, and a McDonald’s-sponsored Toyota Supra security automobile saving the day.
The caption on the video describes the chaotic scene as follows (translated from Japanese to English): “In the midst of a heated race, an enormous toy immediately falls down! Racing machines in chaos. Will the security automobile be capable to overcome this unprecedented disaster and proceed with the race safely?”
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So what on the planet was this amazingly bizarre advert about? Nicely, it was to announce the return of the McDonald’s ‘Tomica’ Joyful Meal in Japan, that includes a diecast automobile from Tomica in each order. One of many diecast vehicles that shall be made out there is none apart from the intense yellow Toyota Gazoo Racing security automobile featured within the wild industrial.
From the advert, that individual automobile shall be made out there beginning on April twenty fifth, however the Tomica Joyful Meal promotion was launched on April eleventh. A number of different automobiles following the theme of security are a part of the promotion. Amongst them are an ambulance, police automobile, firetruck, development automobiles, helicopter and even a, uh, ‘Mosasaurus Transport Car.’
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