Remembering Japanese cars from the past
I had a great laugh when I watched this A-Team opening in Japanese!
That sounded so great that I started looking for more footage on youtube…
Most of it is blocked, but I was able to catch this nice few minutes of good old Japanese dubbing:
TASUKETE!
Imagine what the Japanese might think of our good old Manga Video dubbing from the early nineties. Or worse: the Tokyopop Initial D dubs! ;)
Found at [Japan Sugoi
Some months ago I posted the hilarious Rose-Mary Nissan Note commercial, but at the same time I already had in mind to post the other hilarious Nissan Note Heidi commercials:
So, what is fuel efficiency then?
Maybe commercial part two answers it:
Hmmm, I still wouldn’t know… :D
Now this is hilarious: Toyota USA picked up the Knight Rider concept and transformed KITT into a third generation Toyota HiLux Pickup! It even includes a Thanks old buddy! exclamation!
People had to pick me up from the floor when I saw this bunch of Itasha Otaku going wild in a parody of the K-ON! intro:
OMFGWTF?! (?????)
To stay in the Carina Week spirits I’ve made a listing of all Carina A60 ads. Somehow they are just as wacky as all the other hilarious postings!
The puppy saving Twincam Turbo ad with Sonny Chiba:
The Carina Roadrunner II SG (twice) and the Carina Jeune:
The 1981 Carina AA60 (probably a Carina SG):
Another version of the hilarious Carina Twincam Turbo ad with Sonny Chiba, followed by another Carina Roadrunner II ad:
The Carina My Road:
This lady acts as if she is getting married in it! :D
Well I did in mine! ;)
And as last another Jeune ad:
Even though the rear bumper looks retarded it is still high on my want list because of that ancient car backup system that indicates how far away you are from various objects (like annoying little girls).
I just loooooove wacky Japanese commercials:
SoyJoy is some sort of soy (candy?) bar and Saku Saku is a very well known children’s program on the Japanese TV. Apparently stuffed animals can’t sing. :D
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