The taxi used in the prank looks like a recent model, Aussie built Chevrolet Caprice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5ZuvmyQ_p4
Top Gear Bicycle Advert

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek5OebM4BC4
small Suzuki 4x4 pulling another vehicle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U41zDEKBss
like GTA in real live

Makes me think to "L'homme pressé" of Noir Désir
(1996. Clearly outdated video-clip, or second degree humor?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8Z549GKkeM )

Two method of crossing a ditch with a tank:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k3maDKj7H5xWlr7gpz5

http://youtu.be/RPufaeoL2gU
What's the car used in 0:08?

Black Citroen Traction Avant with French plates.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9S75Rfva9O8
"Drive Recklessly"

"Paid for by the national coalition for laws can go f*** themselves"

http://youtu.be/43WIWDweShE

What would be Europe, without stereotypes?

Hmm, that is difficult. An all blue ground plus some stars... I cannot imagine that (but I'm not artistically minded at all)


Btw., one of the earliest "car-made" logos was made ca.25 years ago by the http://www.audi-100-coupe-s.de/
I cannot find a photo in the Web of it, but back then it was shown in all car magazines, how they built a Coupé-silhouette with their cars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4hLctBvojE
GoPro City Tour Of Pyongyang, North Korea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGEgoK2FXyc
Pushing a police car out of the road
In Russia, of course

I can imagine how many people jealous him.
This is a decadent influence of capitalist culture.

No, this is classic Eastern Block-thinking I've heard independently from different aquaintances, from Eastern Germany, Estonia and Russia, that at Communist times policemen, especially of traffic police, had a very bad reputation, much worse than in Western countries.

So in the DDR there were a plenty of policemen-jokes, in West Germany not.
As for example:
"What means one star on the uniform-jacket?
- He can read.
What means two stars on the uniform-jacket?
- He can write
What means three stars on the uniform-jacket?
- He knows somebody, who can read and write"

For the series "Hey, wait, that's not a dummy.", I've found this video dated about 1962 which features some early crash tests done in Hamburg, and which it focused a lot (too much?) on safety belts.

http://youtu.be/B2twa7c7r60

Just for curiosity sake, someone can tell me what cars were used?

- BMW 501
- Ford 15 M
- Hansa 1100
- Goliath GP 700
- DKW 3=6 Universal
- 0:31 ...hmm, I cannot read the emblem on the dashboard, but something bigger
- "Brezel"-VW
- Borgward Hansa
- a brand new Volvo 1800 besides

Ingo, i meant that the way that guy loosed the "tail" remind me "Smokey and the Bandit" and stuff like that.

http://vimeo.com/87798784
Metropolis II
100 000 small cars on a track