Benelli's Vinci autoloader shotgun is now available in a version capable of chambering 3.5" magnum shells. The new version is called the Super Vinci and is the first significant upgrade to the Vinci line since its introduction in 2009. It costs about $300 more than the standard Vinci.
Like the original Vinci, and Benelli's other autoloaders, it uses an inertia system to cycle the action instead of a piston. The minimum load that Super Vinci's inertia action can cycle is 3-dram 1-1/8 oz 12 gauge loads.
Super Vinci Black Synthetic - $1649 
Super Vinci Realtree MAX - $1759 
Super Vinci Realtree APG - $1759 Red bar front sight and metal bead mid-sight$1759 for camo and $1649 for black
that ad is hysterical
funny
With a commercial like that, how could you not buy it?
‘Because women are impressed by 3.5 inches!’ – great commercial, except I want to go out and buy a flame grilled Whopper for some reason.
Love the ad.
Boom! Boom! Boom !!
LOL, genius. 
Leave it to Benelli’s marketing to simultaneously reach fans of classy eurotrash aesthetics, gadget-addicted trustfunder twens and the Jeff Foxworthy crowd. And people with really big beards.
Haha!
Though, if that commercial would get in the hands of certain media outlets in Europe, you can be sure that they’d take the drive-through at face value and use it as example against easening our gun laws.
Meh, I am somewhat offended at their steriotypical portrayal of American gun owners. That, and the guns being ordered at a drive-through seems more like a veiled insult by elitist Europeans against Americans than an honest ad. Perhaps it’s just me.