The Ford Mustang GT is set to boost its image. This is a hype that will probably stay within the general consciousness for a considerable stretch of time.
The Ford motor organization is taking a page from the past in order to celebrate the 40th anniversary of one of the classic car-associated films. This highlight reel will venture into the French capital of Paris.
The Ford Mustang GT will revive the interest in the classic 9-minute roll "C'etait un Rendez-vous" taken in 1976. This brief recording actually means "It was a date."
With Director Claude Lelouch at the helm, the story explores the streets of Paris. What keeps the pace quite compelling is the fact that the shot has been done at a pace that, more or less, ignores road regulations. The Ford Mustang GT will have its steering wheel full in the narrative.
The camera has been installed on a car that rushes through an early Sunday morning setting. The passing sceneries recorded include bypassing traffic signals, taking the wrong sides of the streets and swooping past frightened people and animals.
Interestingly, the manner that the roll has been filmed runs against precautionary measures that must be observed when driving. Although this time the Ford Mustang GT has been identified in the remake, the point of intrigue during the footage in 1976 is the car used.
According to Lelouch, it is a Mercedes Benz 450SEL automobile. However, a lot of observers think that it is a Ferrari based on the hums of the engine and the resonance of the transmission shifts. To this, the director shares that the sound of the Ferrari 275GTB has been integrated after the filming process.
The end of the roll has stayed true to its title. After the fast-paced driving approach, the driver emerges from the vehicle and proceeds to hug a lady under the glow of headlight beams. The iconic Eiffel tower provides a seemingly lovely background.
After getting the nod from Lelouch, Ford will proceed with the new edition where the Mustang GT will be in the limelight. The presence of 360-degree cameras will provide additional and new angles to the video.
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