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CrackedPistons
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A short lesson on cars.
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A short lesson on cars.
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The “Bulletproof” Truck With A Lot Of Holes
The Tesla Cybertruck made waves with its futuristic design and ambitious promises, but the road has been far from smooth. In this video, we will go into where Tesla went wrong, what the future holds for this (very) polarizing vehicle, and why Elon Musk still believes it can revolutionize the auto industry.
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#Cybertruck #Tesla #ElonMusk #Electric
Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more incredible automotive stories!
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#Cybertruck #Tesla #ElonMusk #Electric
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Cool video dude. I liked the editing style
Appreciate it g! Hope you take time to watch the next ones too! Have a great day!
Quattro is also Spanish for "Four" as in What do you call it when an Audi goes in the River? Quattro Cinco."
My Dad sold Porsches and Audis. Usually he got to drive a Porsche as his demo car but one day he came home in a Quattro. that was more fun than a 924 and drove like it was on rails.
And also an ugly looking brand as always
What makes you say that? You mean their logo?
And then the VW golf new synchro system was called "quattro" in the audi A3 🤣. Only audi fans believe in audi but they do believe in batman and santa claus too. So this it not something new here.
The system is from VW and has nothing to do with audi. The system was build by VW which creates the machines for building the audi cars. Everything is from VW. When VW bought autounion facilities in ingolstadt back in 1960 there was no such brand as so called audi now. The name for the aquired company comes from the first car of Horh . But the both names has nothing to do with each other . Audi is a rebranded VW meant to attack the more premium class . And that't the bottom line because Adolf.H. sayed so.
We know this . The vehicle is called the iltis .a vehicle that was / is / going to be a Paris Dakar vehicle . Audi,became part of the vw group at around the same time late 70's Then a change in the rally rules allowed a 4wd car .
Bring Matti in to run thr company is more genius than the car.
For sure. Started to like Bugatti more and more after Matte became CEO. Huge W in my opinion.
It’s Mate* guys
Only one T? My bad.
That's a bold statement. How does it line up to the Gemera... with 4 seats, less weight and 2300hp? Frankly I don't think it'll even be in the same ballpark to what koenigsegg is doing.
It is a bold statement. Also, the Gemera is going to be heavier than the Tourbillon by about 50-70kg. I do get your point though. Just wanted to attract controversy at the end of the day. 😝
underrated asf bro
Appreciate you g! More to come.
Frei nach Dieter Nuhr: "Wenn man keine Ahnung hat...." Der Iltis wurde von Audi entwickelt!!! volkswagen hat nichts an dem Iltis entwicklelt, sondern (wie gewohnt und eigentlich bekannt) lediglich das Markenzeichen draufgepappt, so, wie auch schon bei passat, polo und derby.... in den 70er Jahren wurde fast alles, was im Konzern erfolgreich war von Audimitarbeitern entwickelt! Kann man das nicht endlich mal richtigstellen und den Personen, die wirklich die Entwicklungsarbeit geleistet haben, dies auch zugestehen?! Das wäre längst an der Zeit und diesen Personen gegenüber fair! vw scheint aber kein Interesse daran zu haben, weil es ja offensichtlich toll ist, sich mit fremden Federn zu schmücken.... und dieses Machwerk hier suggeriert schon in der Überschrift dass nicht Audi verantwortlich sei für die Entwicklung des quattro.... Was für ein dämliches Video, zumal es etliche Beiträge auf YT gibt, welche die Geschehnisse korrekt wiedergeben... Zum Beispiel hier: th-cam.com/video/5MGQO7zyXJg/w-d-xo.html
Uh, the video definitely said that the Itis was from VW. Doesn’t explicitly state the people who made it (although audi definitely made quattro and a version of that was put in the iltis). You just stated something that does not contradict the video. I hope you understand. 🙏🏻
@@CrackedPistons Der Iltis war NICHT(!) von vw! Das Auto ist bei Audi entstanden und entwickelt worden. vw hat lediglich das eigene Firmenzeichen aufgedruckt....
Dkw munga was first... Dkw is one part of Audi...
It was indeed ‘a vehicle with AWD’ but did not directly impact the development of Quattro like the Iltis did.
@@CrackedPistons yes oke, but audi made the iltis....
You could say that for sure. It was, however, a VW.
@@CrackedPistonsThe Iltis was a development of the Munga, modernized and fitted with a 1.7L VW I4 in place of the old DKW Two-Stroke triple. The Iltis and Quattro don't really share a lot of mechanical similarities but it did provided the inspiration to develop a road going permanent 4wd system. Of course this wasn't the first time a road going AWD system was developed, most notably the Ferguson Formula system from the 1960s, which was successfully used in a Formula 1 car before entering production in the 1966 Jensen FF, plus a number of limited production runs on several Ford models in the UK. Rallyecross guys had also realized the competitive advantages of AWD in the early 1970s and implemented it successfully before AWD was banned from rallycross during the latter half of the 70s.
Only 430 view ! how ! i subscribed !
People like you make my day g. Appreciate it, truly! 💯
@@CrackedPistons Small creator unite !!!!
the Quattro Coupe you shown the pic is not the Q Coupe it's the Sport Quattro and it was developed for homologation for Group B rallying and only 224 are made and only this was the turbocharged 2.1 engine, the regular Coupe was naturally aspirated and had longer body.
In the thumbnail? Good to know nevertheless 👍
@@CrackedPistons no, I'm talking about the one at 2:07
I see. Good to know g. Didn’t dig deep enough I guess.🙏🏻
@@CrackedPistons it's okay bro, you made a really good work tho so no worries :D
The regular coupé was a standard front wheel drive (if I remember rightly AWD could be ordered as an extra) and naturally aspirated but the Quattro Coupé ("Urquattro") had definitely a turbocharged 5 cylinder with about 200 horsepowers and of course the signature "fat cheeks". The shorter wheel based "Sportquattro" had 306 horsepower and a hefty price tag. It did cost more than a 911 turbo and wasn't a commercial success at all. But it didn't matter, because it was the base for the soon to come group B monster and of course a unique publicity opportunity to establish the famous subbrand "Quattro" which still is synonymous with high performance Audi cars.
There's so much wrong here...
Could you please list some of those things? Would appreciate it!
@@CrackedPistons First of all Audi adapted the allwheeldrive system from VW (in this case the Iltis driving performance on slippery surfaces was superior compared to the then current 2WD Audi models), not the other way around. That led to a black project (almost no budget) with some quick and dirty cobbled together AWD Audi Prototypes, these confirmed the projected better performance and then again triggered the decision to create the Audi Quattro Coupé. The Italian word quadro (for four) is written differently, so Quattro is an artificial word creation made by one of the engineers involved in this project.
@@donkiel9988you need to look ONCE AGAIN in italian dictionary for word quattro.
@@dusankocisevic6823 Yes, you're absolutely right! I adopted this story directly from Walter Treser who was an engineer at Audi and involved in that project and I simply didn't check the validity of how they came up with the name. Mind you, it took place over 40 years ago and these (now) older dudes can mix up stuff😉! If I recall correctly, it was an interview in German on the "Alte Schule" YT channel. If you understand German: th-cam.com/video/5MGQO7zyXJg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6MKi-1hAhQ7ZLo9R
Amazing videos and insane video quality. What editor do you use to edit your videos?
Thank you! I use After Effects and Premiere.
Too many inaccuracies in the story. You fail to highlight that the fundamental difference between the Iltis and the quattro system is the lack of a center differential in the Iltis. You also fail to mention that the Iltis was developed at the request of the German military who needed a successor for the DKW Munga.
Failed to mention what you mentioned is true, just didn’t want to put too many details in it and make it 20 minutes long. I could explain every single part in the system and that would be great…..for enthusiasts, not necessarily everyone watching the video. I’m still learning my audience and the platform. As you can see, I do have ways to go before being considered a competitive automotive TH-camr. (One of my first videos, isn’t it) Appreciate the info though g. 🙏🏻
If guess the word "failed" is a bit OTT, this clip is from my point of view still enjoyable but there's room for improvement. Don't worry too much about inaccuracies, because you're willing to answer questions in the comment section and that's part of a good work ethic👍!
I appreciate that you appreciate it g. Thank you! ❤️
I knew that... Same for BMW. The 325 was a 4wd, 4wheel steering, inline-6 military truck. They had Kubelwagen, Gelandewagen, and many other versions, but it's what all of the X-Drive vehicles get their heritage from. Would love to see a video on BMW X-Drive
In due time my friend. You’re quite knowledgeable.
@@CrackedPistons I bought an E46 325xi AWD manual Touring wagon, nerded out, wondering how far back BMW made AWD/4WD, and when the first 325 model was made, because I love the 326 (origins of Z cars from BMW), and the 327, 328, etc... but I was laughing aloud to find that the "325" was basically a German Jeep 🦾 explains why the engines are so strong for a "regular passenger car"
That is awesome.👏
The 325 wasn't really a BMW though, it was part of a german military program for standardized off-road vehicles in the 1930s. Due to a lack of production capabilities by the individual car makers these were built by multiple manufacturers throughout germany. The BMW was part of the "light" series of vehicles which were also built by Stoewer and Hanomag. Each of these were fitted with unique engines and transmissions from their respective manufacturer, meaning the whole standardization thing failed before production even began. The whole Einheits-PKW program was kind of a disaster, overly complex, expensive, unreliable and of course a maintenance nightmare. 🤣
This video has been very entertaining and well done , good job!!
Kind of you to say my g. Thank you!
I subbed, because the videos are good, but you're not popular. When popularity rises over 50k I might unsub again, because I'll find your vids in my recommended by that time.
Appreciate the kind words g. Truly 🙏🏻
you have great video quality, insane for 19 subs, another one :)
Thank you so much, friend. More to come!
yeah i knew it btw very very well made video how do you have so little views
Appreciate the kind words my g.
Love your video, the intro is great
Appreciate it my friend! You just made my day.
@@CrackedPistons where can i contact you btw??
Don’t really have anything as of right now but will be setting a twitter/X soon.
@@CrackedPistons do you have any email or something? i do want to ask you abt something
Here's my twitter g, forgot to get back to ya. x.com/CrackedPistons
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Appreciate it legend!
Didn't expect such quality from a new channel.... Nice one man
Thank you g! Hope you love the next one as well.
Very generic video. Like going to McDonald's.
I’ll try to do better in the next. 🙏🏻
Nice video man you will definitely become a famous TH-camr soon
I appreciate the kind words g. More coming soon!
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Appreciate it g! Hope you enjoy the next ones as well.