The main issue I had was the interlacing in this video. Whenever something moves there is a horizontal stripped ghost effect from the previous frame. This could be fixed easily by experimenting with the video codecs you use when exporting the movie.

There was a fair lack of sound effects for much of the animation, it was mostly just music and ambience sounds.

The first part seemed somewhat well animated but the amount of frames in each shot fluctuates quite a bit. E.g. When the guy put his foot on the pedal, that could use some more frames to make it smoother.

Loved the concept because it honestly strikes home. I mean, who doesn't feel like driving like a badass after seeing that movie? I agree with carbon in that you should invest more time in the work--when you have a strong concept, give it the artwork it deserves. There were lots of your animation I thought worked: the way the person's smile widened to full on crazy, the silliness of the car's movement, and the one scene of Max getting onto his car. Just try and bring that quality to the whole work!

Funny animation,but man..you got the parody concept right
but you lack the drawing skills to back it up,or at least you don't try enough..
Don't get bored midway,invest time in your work and it will pay off,if you offered 2-3 weeks on this animation it would be amazing!