Toyota takes the same idea to a different level by applying the concept to a new commercial for its recently launched 2012 Yaris supermini, starring Gizmodo's Adam Frucci.
Those interested may watch the spot in the video after the jump.
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Filmed somewhere in the Middle East (possibly in Saudi Arabia if we are to believe the Youtube commentators), the 10-minute long clip primarily focuses on the "achievements" of the driver and passengers of a silver Honda Accord and to a lesser extent, the crew in a Toyota Camry.
As if waving guns and shooting in the air on a public road isn't dumb enough, the wannabe drifters terrorize all the rest of the drivers throwing the Accord in front of passenger cars, trucks and even near a school bus.
But don't take our word for it, watch it four yourself in the video below.
Story sources: Youtube via Autoblog
The new TV spot is named "People Person" and it was created by advertising agency, Saatchi & Saatchi.
The ad follows a dozen or so people linked together to form a gigantic and somewhat creepy looking man brushing his teeth and eating breakfast while reading the paper. The giant person then exits the house and sees four Prius models, including the regular Prius, the Prius Plug-in Hybrid, the Prius V and the forthcoming compact Prius in concept form, parked on his driveway.
Then all of a sudden, the people forming the giant begin to leave the formation and drop down to enter the cars.
You can watch the commercial for yourself in the video below.
