Ultimate Driving Machine

This is an original parody framed in a BMW television ad that features a 1960s-era BMW Isetta 300.

The BMW in the ad was owned by the father of the Isetta driver in the video in the late 1960s, sold in the early 1970s, and repurchased and restored by the driver/son in the late 1990s.

The ladder fire truck (technically, a quint) is one of a handful of 1984 Grumman AerialCats in the United States. Special thanks goes out to the Jamestown Fire Department, Jamestown, ND, for use of the fire truck.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Isetta
• parody
• bmw
• fire
• truck
• ladder
• grumman
• aerialcat
• jamestown
• dakota
• quint
• music
• 5min Film Festival
• North Dakota

[smaedli]

I know how you might "see" a Mitsubishi logo. The video compression messed with the blue hood logo and with the Isetta nameplate below it, it does look like silver triangles. The Isetta is definitely a BMW.

[smaedli]

You have to look in the antique and collector automobile (or motorcycle) market.

[johannes914]

Excellent video ... Good job !

[smaedli]

Thanks. It was a lot of fun to put together.

[Joe90ridesahonda]

BMW owes everything it has to this car,this was the car that got the company money after ww2

[FordMonsterTruck]

looks like a go cart

[kregjoint]

um, why does it have a mitsubishi logo on the front if it is a bmw?

[mrSilwa]

Hahaha,ultimate driving machine,hahahaha :)

[SuperHardPoop]

cool!!

[imarealbigmike]

its not for highways...

[gio957]

its even worse than having a small penis

[HighEnduranceFilms]

Where can you buy these?

[mkend3]

BMW Isetta. a.k.a. The Urkelmobile.

[RAVAGERrules]

These little cars are so amazing. they are really versitile and good looking.