Yeah, we don’t mean that literally, first you will need an excavator to finish the hard job, brake the concrete and cut the steel inside and you can park three Chevys and to pull out what’s left on a Ford truck.

It looks strange but true. But where to find such four trucks? In our case it was not difficult at all. You know why? Because the building that you are going to see in the video is John Watson Chevy dealership in Ogden, Utah. The owner just needed four drivers to get in the trucks and start the engines so he could record the event.

The trucks in their original shape, stock versions, with enough torque did the job so smoothly without any efforts or dramatic burnouts of the tires.

Tell us what you think how many Chevy trucks would be needed to finish the demolition on their own, excluding the excavator from the story? 15 maybe? But imagine 15 Chevys sweating their engines there, smoke coming from their tires and mighty engine sound, yeah baby that would be one awesome picture. We hope someone will try to do that, put 15 in row and on given signal the play can begin.

For now watch the video and tell us what you think about this promotional material, is it gonna work and convince potential truck buyers for the power of the Chevy trucks?