After the Eiffel Tower scene, Bond chases after May Day in a blue car. Eventually he crashes with another car, and the rear half of the car breaks off, but the car keeps going. How is this possible when the fuel tank is in the rear part of the car? [There would be some residual fuel in the fuel line in the engine to keep the car going for a few more miles - theoretically speaking.]
A View to a Kill (1985) - 1 correction
Directed by John Glen, starring Alison Doody, Christopher Walken, Desmond Llewelyn, Lois Maxwell, Roger Moore (add more)
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After the Eiffel Tower scene, Bond chases after May Day in a blue car. Eventually he crashes with another car, and the rear half of the car breaks off, but the car keeps going. How is this possible when the fuel tank is in the rear part of the car? [There would be some residual fuel in the fuel line in the engine to keep the car going for a few more miles - theoretically speaking.]
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