National geographic documentary on the 991

[Carl_Docklands]

48mins long

http://youtu.be/8aX163FTHTE

[Magic919]

Had to stick that up on the big screen to watch. Well worth it.

[Callughan]

New lights introduced in 99 now the cars are worth nothing.lol

[Callughan]

Good video and impressive.

Accessing engine appears to be a ball ache.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnfp6eoI14Y

[OggyDJ]

Brilliant video, really enjoyed it !! Thanks for posting

[wfarrell]

thanks for the link !

[anonymous-user]

Thanks for the link.

Really hate the American production values of that. All the cuts, flips and effects. Look at Outlaw. Beautifully and simply shot. Lovely.

Edited by anonymous-user on Sunday 30th December 06:40

[Old Trout]

Excellent link - thank you

[Scott Parker]

I was looking for this yesterday after watching the one on the Pagani Huayra. Thanks

Looks to be a very good series, can't believe i've missed the original TV listing

[Moosh]

great link, thanks

[sandman77]

Thanks for the link. Really enjoyed that.

[mohitos]

Mutema said:

Thanks for the link.

Really hate the American production values of that. All the cuts, flips and effects. Look at Outlaw. Beautifully and simply shot. Lovely.

Edited by Mutema on Sunday 30th December 06:40

Totally agree. Wanted to watch it but it was a painful experience.

[Timbo_Mint]

Couldn't watch it...

Too may cuts and flicking screens and the commentary is just as bad!

Do tv producers think we have attention spans of 1 millisecond?

[anonymous-user]

Timbo_Mint said:

Couldn't watch it...

Too may cuts and flicking screens and the commentary is just as bad!

Do tv producers think we have attention spans of 1 millisecond?

National Geographic editors are utter rubbish. They're used to making stuff for US TV where there are 40 ad breaks and they have to recap because everyone channel surfs.