February 12, 2015 1:56 AM EST
F ord has created a hilarious video to advertise its new 2015 Mustang, timed for the run-up to Valentine’s Day.
The clip shows a pretty blond woman going in her new car to what appear to be several blind dates. But it’s a setup, because what the guys don’t seem to realize is that she is a professional stunt driver — and they are in for a real shock as she spins, drifts and tears around a parking lot.
“So what else do you look for in a girl?” she asks midspin.
Best first date ever.
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