Check out Nick Saban’s fabulous car commercial

Nick Saban, best hair in college football.

Alabama head coach Nick Saban is featured in a new commercial for Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham, a dealership he co-owns.

The ad features some crazy driving in a (Crimson?) Mercedes SLS. Yeah, it’s some impressive maneuverability, but more impressive is Saban’s complete lack of helmet hair as he delivers his line: “Woo! Success is the result of great planning, preparation and execution.”

Check it out.

@ClayTravisBGID Nick Saban's best acting performance. Enjoy...
Nick pic.twitter.com/tB9YN4H6Tu
— Jonathan (@jongossdawg) April 20, 2015

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