A funny Pepsi video featuring Jeff Gordon pranking a car salesman swept the web on Wednesday. But it turns out the salesman who fell victim to the test-driving prank was likely in on the ruse.

Shortly after Jeff Gordon's first Pepsi Max prank video went viral on the Internet, Jalopnik editor Travis Okulski proved the video was fake. It turned out Jeff Gordon didn't scare the daylights ...

A video showing NASCAR racer Jeff Gordon taking a terrified car salesman on a wild test drive in a Chevy Camaro as part of a prank commercial advertising Pepsi MAX is now being called entirely staged.

NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon pranks ... who is actually a disguised Gordon. The video that first came out in March 2013 is actually a staged promotion by Pepsi MAX, according to Snopes.com, a website ...

It's safe to say Travis Okulski won't be questioning Jeff Gordon ever again. Remember when, last year, the NASCAR driver teamed up with Pepsi Max to make an epic prank video, taking an ...

Jeff Gordon, professional stock-car racer, starred in a Pepsi YouTube video in which he goes under disguise to test drive a car (like a stuntman) with the unwitting salesman by his side.

What do you get when you mix NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon, Pepsi and a car salesman? A great prank! The NASCAR star went undercover to test drive a 5th generation Camaro for a Pepsi MAX prank.

Remember Pepsi’s “Test Drive” video-ad with NASCAR champ Jeff Gordon purportedly fooling ... All in all, I think it was successful prank for all three parties involved (Jalopnik, Wert ...

The driver wasn't an ordinary taxi driver either -- it was Jeff ... when Gordon locks the tires up and slides the Caprice into a confetti-filled Pepsi warehouse. Don't miss the hilarious prank ...

A year ago Jeff Gordon took an unsuspecting car salesman ... was widely derided as a stunt to promote Pepsi Max. One of those who labeled the video fake was Travis Okulski, a contributor at ...

(WDAF) – It looked as if Jeff Gordon went undercover and took a car salesman on one wild ride. It was a spot sponsored by PEPSI — and it seemed too good, too funny to be true. Turns out it was ...