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Some cars are unfairly derided as "chick cars," like the
Mini Cooper or the
Mazda MX-5. Less so the
Renault Twingo. While we're sure it's a good car for its class, it doesn't exactly ooze testosterone. Which is fine, of course, because not every car is targeted at male customers. But Renault takes things a step further.
In a controversial television commercial, the French automaker depicts a little girl-on-girl encounter for Italian audiences. One that we won't describe here, but invite you to watch (over and over again) in the
video posted after the jump.
Now Renault's done some racy spots for the Twingo before - two of which we've also posted
after the jump - so perhaps the more surprising part is that it's been banned from the airwaves. In Italy, of all places, by the media conglomerate owned by the country's philanderer-in-chief, Prime Minister
Silvio Berlusconi.
A political move, perhaps, in light of recent challenges to his tenure made by conservative leaders (reportedly including Ferrari chief Luca di Montezemolo)? We'll leave that to the pundits, and invite you to follow us beyond
the jump to watch the videos for yourself.
Hat tip to Doogie Hauser!
Gallery: Renault New Twingo
[Source:
USA Today]
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