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How long before we this in a Coca-Cola ad?
There's no way these aren't real trucks. There's no way Pepsi or Tesla would want these trucks to be seen getting towed after getting stranded on the side of the road with a trailer attached.Wonder if they are towing them to a Service Center to be repaired or back to the factory? Maybe these are preproduction trucks to be tested by companies before purchase. The delivery wasn't really a delivery and it was just a show
You are assuming these two videos are two separate incidents. Likely it’s the same truck getting towed. Just film by two different people.Once, you could chalk up to being a fluke, but twice is one coincidence too many.
Nope, one was the blue Pepsi truck, and the other is the orange Frito-Lay truck. Unless you are saying they stopped and re-wrapped the truck during the tow.You are assuming these two videos are two separate incidents. Likely it’s the same truck getting towed. Just film by two different people.
At 9 seconds you can see the Yellow Truck wheel with the lift bar around it and the Tow truck operator has the control in his hand. There is also a cable that is leaning against the bottom of the fender and up and over the mirror. In the picture of the Blue truck the front of the Truck is raised and the Truck is not level
Hard to tell but I think you're correct.At 9 seconds you can see the Yellow Truck wheel with the lift bar around it and the Tow truck operator has the control in his hand. There is also a cable that is leaning against the bottom of the fender and up and over the mirror. In the picture of the Blue truck the front of the Truck is raised and the Truck is not level
At the risk of being called a name, the OP's picture is circumstantial evidence at best. The picture shows all vehicles stopped and does not show any hook up between trucks. Nor does the article offer anything beyond circumstantial. The article's second pic also does not show a hook up.
In the video with the orange one, sure, you can see the towing hookup/activity. I don't see that in the original still picture of the blue one. It just looks like a bunch of vehicles stopped at a stop light, where the truck in front of it happens to be a tow truck, and some dude assumed and took the picture, so he could re-post it to finger point. It looks all wheels flat on the ground to me, which doesn't seem how you would tow a semi.At 9 seconds you can see the Yellow Truck wheel with the lift bar around it and the Tow truck operator has the control in his hand. There is also a cable that is leaning against the bottom of the fender and up and over the mirror. In the picture of the Blue truck the front of the Truck is raised and the Truck is not level
As ThomasD pointed out "In the picture of the Blue truck the front of the Truck is raised and the Truck is not level".I don't see that in the original still picture of the blue one. It just looks like a bunch of vehicles stopped at a stop light, where the truck in front of it happens to be a tow truck, and some dude assumed and took the picture, so he could re-post it to finger point. It looks all wheels flat on the ground to me, which doesn't seem how you would tow a semi.