Franco: Remember the first rule of Italian driving. [Pulls the rearview mirror off and throws it over his shoulder]. What's behind me is not important.
Whilst the Cobra is in traffic, before race through the LA River, the front of the car is damaged and one of the spot lights has been bent round, yet when you see the car again as it enters the river, the front is not damaged. See more...
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Genres: Comedy
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I don't understand what the women in the Porsche were on about. What's so significant about lights at 32 miles per hour? [They are moving thru city streets where the traffic lights are setup to sequentially change so that a vehicle traveling at 32mph will get a green light all the way through the area, never having to stop.]
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