The Ride

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I’ve shared several mysterious videos lately namely a strange incident on a highway in Germany. CCTV Footage shows a cargo truck being lifted off the highway by a strange light. It seems that whatever was pursuing the truck was after the cargo which went missing immediately after. Is everyone just overreacting or could this really be something extraterrestrial?

I also shared a video of a strange vehicle caught on camera in a tunnel in Germany. When the footage is slowed down, we see a strange light that seems to be chasing after it. According to a report, the vehicle could be the missing cargo that was reported a few days before. It’s clear the missing cargo is in fact a car. But what kind of car could possibly cause all this drama?

After those few videos going around online of strange sightings in Stuttgart, PETRONAS Motorsports’ latest film reveals what’s been going on all along. This short film puts us in the thick of the action as a car zips through the city to evade an ominous mother ship and its drones. Watch the cool display of 2 elements – liquid and metal working together.

The car’s power and ability in zipping through the city evading aliens is born from a partnership between PETRONAS and AMG.

Today I’m sharing another video as PETRONAS has finally revealed its latest commercial. It tells the story of a janitor at a MERCEDES AMG-PETRONAS lab that has his eyes on a sleek new AMG machine and the lubricant (PETRONAS SYNTIUM 7000) powering it. He secretly takes the AMG 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-powered car out for a ride.

Overwhelmed by the power and performance, he quickly returns to the lab, shaken. Even the alien in him can’t handle the intensity. Not being able to fathom the human technology that gave birth to this new species, he quickly gets beamed back to the mothership, grabbing a bottle of PETRONAS SYNTIUM with him.

PETRONAS Syntium 7000 is a leap into the future compared with the conventional products on the market.

* Fuel economy characteristics that exceed the current requirements of ILSAC GF-4
* High engine protection against wear that considerably exceeds the new API SM standards, also in extreme climate conditions
* Improvement in cold starting providing benefits in terms of protection of the components and fuel economy
* 20% reduction of the accumulation of ash in the particulate filter capable of preventing regeneration and consequent falls in power
* Specific protection to prevent valve scoring
* Prevention of the formation of deposits on the pistons
* Reduction of oxidation and oil consumption.

It’s that good that even the aliens are rushing for it! ^_^