Aaron Paul has bragged about how real the chasing and racing scenes in his new project, Need for Speed movie, a film that is based on the popular car video game published by Electronic Arts. The movie, which is about Tobey Marshall (Paul) who race cross-country to avenge the death of his friend Pete, features the 2014 Ford Mustang. This new car's sister unit, 2015 Ford Mustang even had a commercial released prior to the screening of the film.

In the film, Paul mostly used 2014 Mustang which is specially built for the intense scenes. The "Breaking Bad" star definitely loved that car with the way he talks about the sequences he gone through. Now, one of many fans of the car, or the actor, will have a chance to get their butts on the driver's set of 2014 For Mustang as the very car will be up for auction.

Ford North America car marketing manager Steve Ling said that the car will be up for bidding with proceeds going to the Henry Ford Health System, a nonprofit group that aims to improve the health and well-being of the community.

"Director Scott Waugh (Need for Speed movie director) challenged our team to give this central character enough personality and American masculinity to take on some of the world's most exotic cars, just like in the popular Electronic Arts video game that inspired the movie," Ling said.

"The new owner of this particular Mustang will take home a rare vehicle and their bid will increase access to critical health care services."

Meanwhile, Paul has just finished shooting scenes as guest for Top Gear UK's Star In A Reasonably Priced Car segment. During the shoot, the 34-year old actor showed his skills he learned while shooting Need for Speed.

Top Gear airs on Sunday March 2 at 8pm on BBC Two