This is the ultimate anti-Ralph Nader movie.
This movie should be must-see at driving schools, to show drivers-to-be the difference between pointing a car and actually DRIVING.
This movie truly has a sense of humor, as anyone who has owned a sports car can tell you.
From the classic "Lucas-the prince-of-darkness" electrical system of the Jaguar, to the (much cheered by us European car buffs) "corvette incident" (I do not want to give it away).
My favourite is, of course, the motorcyclist, who, if I recall correctly, does not say anything at all during the movie, but steals the show when he is on.
Great fun and several levels above the later copycat "Cannonball Run" series.
Particularly liked by good drivers with a sense of humour.
This movie should be must-see at driving schools, to show drivers-to-be the difference between pointing a car and actually DRIVING.
This movie truly has a sense of humor, as anyone who has owned a sports car can tell you.
From the classic "Lucas-the prince-of-darkness" electrical system of the Jaguar, to the (much cheered by us European car buffs) "corvette incident" (I do not want to give it away).
My favourite is, of course, the motorcyclist, who, if I recall correctly, does not say anything at all during the movie, but steals the show when he is on.
Great fun and several levels above the later copycat "Cannonball Run" series.
Particularly liked by good drivers with a sense of humour.