VIDEO: New Skoda Fabia TV ad is "Made of Meaner Stuff"

Puts the award-winning cake car ad in its place

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3 November 2010 10:40 GMT / By Ben Crompton

It's a complete turnaround for the Skoda Fabia, as the cake car ad, which saw pastry chefs lovingly craft the car out of a variety of confection - and was akin to something out of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory - is updated with a no-nonsense tough-man approach.

The new Fabia vRS is manufactured, according to the advert at least, through vultures pecking at the chassis, a blackened roof section produced by  tyre marks from a bike, and an engine made out of snakes, with snake venom for oil.

There's also a thrash metal soundtrack to replace the MY Favourite Things song from the Sound of Music.

We've also included the previous award-winning ad below, so you can compare and contrast. We know which Fabia we'd prefer.

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