Santa Claus is on the way and the car manufacturers are already giving us very nice celebrations. Santa’s sleigh 2.0, express tree transport or car show, there is something for everyone. L’argus has selected the most beautiful greeting cards for you.
At the end of the year, car brands love to celebrate Christmas by sharing videos or photos for our greatest pleasure. The editorial staff of L’argus offers you a best-of greeting cards and other activities offered on the eve of the arrival of Santa Claus.
>> The best greeting cards in pictures <<
Transporting your tree
Who said that you have to have an SUV or a 4×4 to bring back your freshly cut tree? The small English manufacturer Morgan is taking advantage of the holiday season to (re) highlight its Plus Four CX-T, an all-terrain version of its roadster. In the video titled ” A very muddy Morgan Christmas », We find an apprentice of the brand whose mission is to bring back a tree for the factory with the only car available the prototype of the CX-T. You will quickly understand the muddy side (muddy in English) …
Let’s stay in the tree transport, but this time express! Each year, the American trainer Hennessey has a tradition of driving straight ahead with one of his vehicles. This time around, the missile is a 750 hp Porsche 911 Turbo S. With its tree hanging from the roof, the prepared coupe reached 281 km / h.
Sled 2.0
The Porsche Experience Center in Le Mans has created a superb decor.
The Porsche Experience Center at Le Mans (72) has captured our full attention with a magnificent Combi Pick Up Porsche from 1966 carrying a Porsche in its tipper Formcar Formula Vee from 1963. The Combi required four years of restoration and is the only specimen listed in circulation out of the 10 that officially belonged to Porsche. As for the single-seater, it is equipped with a Volkswagen original 1.2 flat-4 developing around 60 hp. There were 320 Porsche Formcar built between 1962 and 1965 and only eight are listed in France.
For its part, Audi shared a video presenting its vision of Santa’s sleigh: an RS e-tron GT. Red, of course!
Guest star for Christmas
Some brands sometimes use celebrities for their greeting cards. BMW released a video in which actor Christophe Waltz tries to escape a Christmas party. You find him running around the offices of the Bavarian brand and may even see a sublime yellow 507.
Finally at Aston Martin F1, driver Sebastian Vettel turned into a Christmas reindeer during testing of the future 18-inch Pirelli tires in Abu Dhabi. A funny photo to conclude this overview. Happy holidays to everyone !
