Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Titanium Strong: Gotta Push It'
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In this action-movie simulation, Castrol accepts a dangerous mission: reaching a plane that is eight seconds from takeoff while dodging cannon fire and explosions on a snow-covered course. The mission seems impossible until the vehicle's Castrol EDGE motor oil kicks in, providing the extra push it needs to reach its goal.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'NFL: Titanium Strong'
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Castrol EDGE motor oil presents the NFL's Titanium Strong play of the week. The Baltimore Ravens are leading the game at home in the fourth quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals. That is, until Bengals' quarterback Andy Dalton connects the ball with wide receiver A.J. Green who runs in for an 80-yard touchdown.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Demanding Drives' Featuring Matt Powers
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Formula Drift driver Matt Powers, demonstrates the strength of Castrol EDGE oil as he drifts in a race car between reality and a virtual world.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial Featuring Adrian Peterson
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Some players, like Adrian Peterson, push the limits. Just like Castrol Edge pushes your car's limits.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'More Than Just Oil'
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This commercial shows scientists testing Castrol oil. Their Edge product is proven to be their toughest product no matter what you put it through.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Titanium Ice' Featuring Michelle Rodriguez
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Talk about pushing the limit! With the help of "The Fate of the Furious" star Michelle Rodriguez, Castrol drives us through an action-packed simulation that involves epic explosions, tanks and the mission of getting on a plane that's just eight seconds from takeoff.
Castrol Edge TV Commercial, 'Words of Strength' Featuring Vince Wilfork
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Whether he's on the field, at a press conference or in the gym, Vince Wilfork keeps himself and his peers motivated by reciting quotes from his "Words of Strength" book.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Live on the Edge' Featuring Adam Carolla
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Comedian and car enthusiast Adam Carolla likes to live on the edge. He likes to drive his Audi R8 in the rain and go for a couple spins and it all starts with Castrol EDGE. Adam claims that the motor oil has fluid titanium which can be up to three times stronger against viscosity breakdown when compared to other leading motor oil brands. That kind of protection lets him do donuts and burnouts in the rain or cool stuff as Adam likes to call it.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Words of Strength: Reading' Featuring Vince Wilfork
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American football defensive tackle Vince Wilfork reads from a weathered book titled "Words of Strength." He draws motivation from Nietzche, reciting, "That which does not kill us makes us stronger" after making a tackle on the field. When he continues on with Schiller's quote, "The strong man is strongest when alone," his teammate takes it as his cue to leave. According to independent studies, Castrol EDGE is three times stronger against viscosity than other leading motor oils. Maintaining a phi
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Living on the Edge'
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Castrol Oil Company asks the question, "when was the last time you lived on the edge?" Showing a series of high-intensity sports and music performances, Castrol also shows a car pushing itself to the limit with EDGE motor oil. That's why the oil company invites drivers to use Castrol EDGE to unlock exhilarating performance out of their vehicle.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Series of Moments' Featuring Adam Carolla
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As he takes off in a dusty car, Adam Corolla says his life has been a series of moments and it's time to seize them. When it starts to rain, the car is revealed to be a shiny blue sports car, which Adam races down the wet roads. Castrol Oil Company claims the darkest clouds offer opportunity and urges drivers to unlock performance with Castrol EDGE.
Castrol EDGE TV Commercial, 'Stronger'
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With engines running hard than ever, motor only that is strong won't cut it. Castrol knows your car demands stronger, which is why it created Edge.