DaimlerChrysler clearly spent big this year at the Detroit show. The Mercedes-Benz "cars on ice" display was impressive, but the Jeep's presence was even more so. In addition to the trippy waterfall – we swear, it was making shapes – the neo-Flinstones display had a new Wrangler Unlimited mounted on the side of a big faux-rock tower. You look up and think, "whoa, there's a Jeep up there", but for those left wondering how they did it, this brief two-and-a-half-minute video shows the inside story. Not as simple as you might think.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Carl @ Jan 16th 2007 3:35PM
What's the deal with the Wesley Willis-esque music at the end? I thought he had come back from the dead to sing about the Jeep Wrangler!
Jeep videos @ Jan 16th 2007 3:48PM
Neat display, seems like lots of work.
maximusfilms @ Jan 16th 2007 6:10PM
you mention the trippy waterfalll, it appears to be "Falling" UP in one part of the film...nice
Michael @ Jan 17th 2007 6:10PM
Ahaha! @ Wesley Willis at the end
Rock over Detroit!