@@nutshellscience1979 very underrated. Good humor on narration, good technical knowledge, good production values and generally informative and entertaining at the same time about a subject we all like or we wouldn't be here. Just found it yesterday and have been watching one after another.
The Ford Model T was the first mass produced car, and 15 million were sold between 1908 and 1927 I would put that in the top three if this was the even ten since how common it was and it looks brilliant as well
You missed the most important aspect of it. *Standardized parts* . Since you don't bring this up but say "it looks brilliant" you're as ignorant as somebody reviewing paintings from whether they make an impression or you or not. Btw, the Model T was called "Tin Lizzy" at the time because it was awfully crude and simple. But Ford understood that a crude and simple car would be cheap enough to mass manufacture and ordinary people would be able to afford it,
It was also one of the first, if not the first car to be painted quickly and not fade. Hence Ford’s famous color quote and later discontent with the paint progress moving forward
Lancia has been very innovative: 1913 Lancia Theta first car with electric starter, 1922 Lancia Lambda first car with self-supporting body and independent suspension, 1950s Lancia Aurelia first car with V6 engine built in series, 1970s Lancia Fulvia first V4 engine with 15 crad angle, 2002 Lancia Thesis first car with LED taillights in Series built , and the hole Rally Wins
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Don't knock it until you've ridden in a DS. Folks in North America hated them because they were so "unreliable" but that's what one gets for using brake fluid instead of the LHM fluid for the suspension, and rounding off the metric bolts and nuts with SAE wrenches. We had a few of them and never had issues. I get it that Citroen did a dreadful job of getting spares to North America, and training the mechanics wasn't even a thought that entered corporate Citroen's mind.
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Like they say. You're either a troll or an idiot. For your sake I hope troll. Then again idiots at least have an excuse and can't really help it. What's your excuse?
Gabriel the Traction Avant was also the first unibody car - which became the *industrial standard* . Citroen did it first though. Prior to the Traction Avant cars were basically chassis with coaches bolted on top of them.
A couple of things you didn't mention about the Citroen DS: in a head-on collision the engine was designed to slide under the front occupants' seats instead of into their laps. The steering wheel was also designed to break partway down the shaft so the driver wouldn't be speared in the chest in a head-on. A blowout in one of the front wheels at speed wouldn't cause the vehicle to lurch towards the blown tyre. In fact, you could still steer the vehicle with one finger through the blowout, as per some advertisements. Self levelling headlights were standard in the late 60's. Essentially, safety was engineered into the DS. Even the spare tyre was in front of the engine to reduce impact. In 1971 my parents were in a head-on collision where the oncoming vehicle veered into their lane and hit them head on. Mom and Dad walked away from it, but the occupants of the other car--a BMW, if I remember correctly--died on impact. Police estimated the collision speed to be in excess of 160 kph (100 mph).
The McLaren F1, 1st car to be made from carbon fiber, a 3 seater, fastest car in the world ( at the time) and STILL is the fastest naturally aspirated car in the world, with little modifications it won the 24hr of LeMans and it was the first (and only) car to put gold, real gold in the engine to deal with the immense heat coming from the insane BMW v12.
Outro part: Ford Model T (world's first proper car with internal combustion engine) Tucker Torpedo (famous for its airplane sourced flat-six engine, modern styling at that time with high safety levels, fuel injection, magnesium wheels,disc brakes, a swiveling spotlight at the front, padded dashboard and instrumentation on the steering wheel, too bad that its maker, Tucker was called fraud before the car even went into full production run...) Chrysler Voyager, although it was badged as a Dodge on the screen (famous for its space efficiency, cheap price and well styled design that hardly any design changes were required for over a decade)
Also the 959 was the first road car with sequential turbochargers, which made turbochargers interesting for supercars in the first place, since they got rid of most of the turbolag.
Yup, too bad they discontinued the last car with this suspension in 2017, the Citroën C5. Also Citroën managed to almost completely eliminate body roll in corners with their hot hatch, the Xantia activa V6 in the late 90s, in fact, it still holds the world record for the Swedish moose test, and several supercars like Audi R8s, McLarens or lambos couldn't beat it in stability
TopCars TV the black panel, how the ignition key is located in the middle, the world’s first headlamps wiper washers, world first standard seat heater etc. but anyway i would love to listen to you Talking about saabs , like in a video called top cars company that shouldn’t go bankrupted.
I remember seeing my first tesla, a 2013 black model S. It was just casually parked on the curb, and I remember looking inside it with awe. Now Model 3s and Ys are ubiquitous and teslas are pretty well known and everywhere. Tesla has come a long way since that 2013 model S.
Seriously there are n’t so many car channels that gives a normal, point a to point B kind of cars, cars that make pepple lives better, cars that gives people more than just speed and excitement and that what made me fall for this channel, how realistic his point of view is, how reasonable and on point he is... and the sasss that was everything that made me so engaged to his video and I doubt that other channel could made me feel how stype made me and i’m so grateful for that!
TopCars TV only for a term but enough to know the whole process of car design. clay modelling, tape drawing, and stories of each lines and details and so on was a stressful term but gained a lot of knowledge and made me even respect cars designers even more! Ps. My instructor is the one who designed the 1st gen isuzu d-max the time he was at GM ❤️
Le Chan Bottle exactly Toyota technically innovated hybrid cars cause they made it popular while the Honda Insight was rare and barely sold for all three generations right now
James Guthrie....most of your "favorite cars" were/are manufactured after 2000?! Are you serious, or are you being sarcastic? Cuz damn near every car built since 2000, except for the 2005 - present Mustang, new Dodge Challenger, and the Ford Raptor, are all pretty much trash....
LiberalsAreGarbage Yes because this is my top ten 1 - BMW Z4M Roadster (2006) 2 - Toyota Camry Sportivo (2003) 3 - Porsche 996 GT3 (2003) 4 - Dodge Charger SRT8 (2006) 5 - Infiniti G37 (2009) 6 - Range Rover (2000) 7 - Holden Torana XU 1 (1972) 8 - MINI Cooper S (2000) 9 - Aston Martin DB9 (2004) 10 - Jaguar E Type (1961)
Well, you should make a special just for Citroen. They were always ahead: the Traction in 1934, the 2CV in 1949, the DS in 1955, the CX in 1975 and the Xantia with the first active suspension in the nineties. Then, look at the Renault 16, the modern mid-size car as we see them today (the VW museum in Wolfsburg shows it like this).
9:40 1.) Ford T model 2.) Tucker 48 3.) Late 80's, early 90's Dodge Caravan For the electric car, I thought it would be the Nissan Leaf for pioneering and becoming the first successful fully electric car that was affordable, but ig Tesla can take that spot for performance electric car.
U would think with all the car channels across all media car reviews could only do so much and u expect the same routine every time but once in a while a channel like this comes along n i really like what u selling.
Stype wasn't it, Volvo that lead the way? They introduced the 3 point seat belt and didn't patten it for other vehicle manufacturers to use as a safety device before it became a mandatory law by the 1980's not sure, but did Volvo also do crash tests as well..
What will happen if the classic supercar were build with new technology and old skool design#Rangeanxiety with power ❤️ another hit video 🔥 keep doing it brother 👍🏼
Let's see, without any pre-planning, I pull into a ubiquitous gas station, pay, fill up, get my change, if any, and return to the road. With which electric car can I do this?
The last three cars were :- 1. Ford modle t 2. Tuker 48 3. Dode minivan from 1980s (i don't know exactly because I'm not from u.s and here chrysler dosen't exsist here)
The Raesr tachyon speed is a car that is so futuristic designed and it all started in 2012 the car is 2 seat like the 21c get down force at 150 mph and the doors open automatically and also it's top speed that is 240 mph and it's design that looks like a fighter jet like a Dassault Rafale if you look at the front
@@ultraguy8771 That's just how import works. I'm from Germany and I know a guy from Luxembourg who bought his C7 Z06 fully spec'd for 112k. That's insane considering the competition costs way more than that. A used C5 or C6 can be picked up for a little more than 20k which is okay.
@@ultraguy8771 I know a bunch of people who own early Corvettes. It's not too bad and you can keep the costs low when you consider buying the right model year and fix a few smaller things on the car you bought. Otherwise the cars will last forever.
In the field of minivans, I prefer the Renault Espace Mk. I to the Chrysler/Dodge Van because it was more modern and sexy enough to make a Minivan aspirational.
The Espace and the Caravan/Voyager came around in the same period of time. The reason that could explain giving the edge to the americans is that the Espace was not a big success at first
Again, Stype, you missed out on the Tucker 48 . It had 4 wheel disc brakes, a cyclops 3rd headlight, which could swivel. Citreon used its concept, maybe 🤔 , 🤷
What about the Buick Reatta. I think in was the first car built with a modern touch-infortaimentsystem back in the year 1988. Thats pretty dope Sorry for my english I‘m german:)
It's really disappointing how underrated this channel is
I agree putin
@@nutshellscience1979 very underrated. Good humor on narration, good technical knowledge, good production values and generally informative and entertaining at the same time about a subject we all like or we wouldn't be here. Just found it yesterday and have been watching one after another.
Bruh it does nit matter
Ikr!
@@gregvarner9562 True!
The Ford Model T was the first mass produced car, and 15 million were sold between 1908 and 1927
I would put that in the top three if this was the even ten since how common it was and it looks brilliant as well
You missed the most important aspect of it. *Standardized parts* . Since you don't bring this up but say "it looks brilliant" you're as ignorant as somebody reviewing paintings from whether they make an impression or you or not. Btw, the Model T was called "Tin Lizzy" at the time because it was awfully crude and simple. But Ford understood that a crude and simple car would be cheap enough to mass manufacture and ordinary people would be able to afford it,
@@paulallen8109 Are you always this big of a douchebag when you go to parties? If so, then I understand why you’re mad that you weren’t invited back.
It was also one of the first, if not the first car to be painted quickly and not fade. Hence Ford’s famous color quote and later discontent with the paint progress moving forward
Lancia has been very innovative: 1913 Lancia Theta first car with electric starter, 1922 Lancia Lambda first car with self-supporting body and independent suspension, 1950s Lancia Aurelia first car with V6 engine built in series, 1970s Lancia Fulvia first V4 engine with 15 crad angle, 2002 Lancia Thesis first car with LED taillights in Series built , and the hole Rally Wins
Thank you had to scroll why to far for this
It’s unfortunate that the same can’t b said 4 modern Lancia
Don't forget the 1985 Lancia Delta S4, which was the first ever car to use a twincharging system!
I now have noticed how much Lancia loves naming their cars using Greek letters.
mmmm the fulvia man i love it
The Citroen has been on my dream quirky car list for a long time. So funky cool
change your choice ..... get a car for men
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Don't knock it until you've ridden in a DS. Folks in North America hated them because they were so "unreliable" but that's what one gets for using brake fluid instead of the LHM fluid for the suspension, and rounding off the metric bolts and nuts with SAE wrenches. We had a few of them and never had issues. I get it that Citroen did a dreadful job of getting spares to North America, and training the mechanics wasn't even a thought that entered corporate Citroen's mind.
@@andrewwatson9805 I am European not American, although I do like yank cars
Like they say, either you luv them or you are heterosexual
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Like they say. You're either a troll or an idiot. For your sake I hope troll. Then again idiots at least have an excuse and can't really help it. What's your excuse?
@@McLarenMercedes Yeah you cant help being an idiot and praising these shit boxes.
I dont need an excuse.
Citroen Traction Avant was also an innovative car, it kinda invented the FWD
True, the DS was pretty much a successor
@@luscorpio3679 Not really, dead end tech... ureliable ugly slugs on wheels that appeal to dickheads.... also other companies had fwd in the 30's also
@@luscorpio3679 The DS had more innovations overall, though.
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh There's always somebody who has to be a troll, isn't there?
Gabriel the Traction Avant was also the first unibody car - which became the *industrial standard* . Citroen did it first though. Prior to the Traction Avant cars were basically chassis with coaches bolted on top of them.
all of the holy trinity of hypercard too
In a way, yes. But Czinger is also a performance hybrid + 3d printing.
TopCars TV bringing car manufacturering to the next level indeedy!
Hypercars*
Hypercards is an innovative idea. We have normal cards, why not hypercards.
@@TopCarsTV yeah
Fun fact: the Porsche 959 has a lower gear for off-roading
Yes. Off-roading. In a supercar.
They did use it in the dakar rally and was meant for group b so it does make sense
@@anhondacivic6541 it was still a stupidly expensive car. Who's gonna rally a 250000$ supercar?
Answer: Porsche
A couple of things you didn't mention about the Citroen DS: in a head-on collision the engine was designed to slide under the front occupants' seats instead of into their laps. The steering wheel was also designed to break partway down the shaft so the driver wouldn't be speared in the chest in a head-on. A blowout in one of the front wheels at speed wouldn't cause the vehicle to lurch towards the blown tyre. In fact, you could still steer the vehicle with one finger through the blowout, as per some advertisements. Self levelling headlights were standard in the late 60's. Essentially, safety was engineered into the DS. Even the spare tyre was in front of the engine to reduce impact. In 1971 my parents were in a head-on collision where the oncoming vehicle veered into their lane and hit them head on. Mom and Dad walked away from it, but the occupants of the other car--a BMW, if I remember correctly--died on impact. Police estimated the collision speed to be in excess of 160 kph (100 mph).
The McLaren F1, 1st car to be made from carbon fiber, a 3 seater, fastest car in the world ( at the time) and STILL is the fastest naturally aspirated car in the world, with little modifications it won the 24hr of LeMans and it was the first (and only) car to put gold, real gold in the engine to deal with the immense heat coming from the insane BMW v12.
Yep, that's a very impressive car
1: Ford model T
2: tuker 48
3: dodge (ramcharger)- incorrect
(Edit): I'm extremely sorry it's called dodge ram van it's not the ramcharger
Thanks bro :)
Please...
Why Federico?
3/3
@@velsonline oh, sorry! Wrong video, my bad😂😂😆😆🙌
Outro part:
Ford Model T (world's first proper car with internal combustion engine)
Tucker Torpedo (famous for its airplane sourced flat-six engine, modern styling at that time with high safety levels, fuel injection, magnesium wheels,disc brakes, a swiveling spotlight at the front, padded dashboard and instrumentation on the steering wheel, too bad that its maker, Tucker was called fraud before the car even went into full production run...)
Chrysler Voyager, although it was badged as a Dodge on the screen (famous for its space efficiency, cheap price and well styled design that hardly any design changes were required for over a decade)
The model T was not really the first combustion engined car, it was the first true mass produced car.
@@ferfari101 Oh okay, thanks for the information btw.
You are very much welcome.
Tucker 48 is amazing. They are now worth 2.2 million in pristine condition.
From a child
Only real car guys know Prius doesn't deserve all those hates
There's a saying: you grow up when you start wanting the Prius, not a Lambo
Also the 959 was the first road car with sequential turbochargers, which made turbochargers interesting for supercars in the first place, since they got rid of most of the turbolag.
You added WHAT IS LOVE !!!
Cool little detail over there. Wish they head bob.......
Highly underrated channel. Love your work!
The Citroen DS looks have always challenged my sensitivities. But I must admit, it was damn innovative
Yes it was really innovative
From a child
Yup, too bad they discontinued the last car with this suspension in 2017, the Citroën C5. Also Citroën managed to almost completely eliminate body roll in corners with their hot hatch, the Xantia activa V6 in the late 90s, in fact, it still holds the world record for the Swedish moose test, and several supercars like Audi R8s, McLarens or lambos couldn't beat it in stability
@@onelyone6976 whoa thankyou for the information
1908-1927 Ford Model T
1948 Tucker Model 48
1984 Dodge Caravan
This guy has the best editing skills, has good explanations, and great speech!
Great of you to include the Tucker. Nice vid as always stype
Stype:Czinger 21c
Me: i didn't know this was a thing.
😂
Well then watch top gear's review on it...
The future is here
Thought that saab or volvo would make it on this list but nevertheless awesome video as always🤟
The two companies have had some great ideas, but they never made one single car that suddenly premiered them all
TopCars TV the black panel, how the ignition key is located in the middle, the world’s first headlamps wiper washers, world first standard seat heater etc. but anyway i would love to listen to you Talking about saabs , like in a video called top cars company that shouldn’t go bankrupted.
@@TopCarsTV looks at clutchless manual, yea Saab was interesting
I remember seeing my first tesla, a 2013 black model S. It was just casually parked on the curb, and I remember looking inside it with awe. Now Model 3s and Ys are ubiquitous and teslas are pretty well known and everywhere. Tesla has come a long way since that 2013 model S.
I always liked 90's-80's cars more than modern ones
The DS even became one of Jacky Kennedy’s (John Kennedy’s wife’s) favourite cars
It saved de Gaule, maybe JFK.
Don't forget me when u get famous ;)
Thanks 4 7 likes
Seriously there are n’t so many car channels that gives a normal, point a to point B kind of cars, cars that make pepple lives better, cars that gives people more than just speed and excitement and that what made me fall for this channel, how realistic his point of view is, how reasonable and on point he is... and the sasss that was everything that made me so engaged to his video and I doubt that other channel could made me feel how stype made me and i’m so grateful for that!
And especially for someone who studied automotive design, everything you said is true and on point!
You studied automotive design? Wow, a fellow designer on my channel. Hello and thanks for the kind words
TopCars TV only for a term but enough to know the whole process of car design. clay modelling, tape drawing, and stories of each lines and details and so on was a stressful term but gained a lot of knowledge and made me even respect cars designers even more! Ps. My instructor is the one who designed the 1st gen isuzu d-max the time he was at GM ❤️
The Citroen DS is in another galaxy, that truly is the most beautiful car ❤️
Just what I needed to get through the day thanks!!
Happy to help! 😉
Honda released the Insight 8 months before the Prius...
tozota made the hybrid car mainstream and popular
Le Chan Bottle exactly Toyota technically innovated hybrid cars cause they made it popular while the Honda Insight was rare and barely sold for all three generations right now
When you're so early you don't see a single comment ._.
Lol
I came here for see comment so hi
That means you are the first. Congrats!!!
Top Car TV thanks
3:54 and nissan reverse engineered and made the Attesa awd systems
Great video with outstanding thought on the list choice. Well done!
Thanks Lou. The video wouldn't have been possible without your help
Citreon sm is one of my favorite cars probably top 10
The original MINI is one of my favourite cars of all time, it's 8th overall and 2nd of the pre-2000 cars
James Guthrie....most of your "favorite cars" were/are manufactured after 2000?! Are you serious, or are you being sarcastic? Cuz damn near every car built since 2000, except for the 2005 - present Mustang, new Dodge Challenger, and the Ford Raptor, are all pretty much trash....
LiberalsAreGarbage Yes because this is my top ten
1 - BMW Z4M Roadster (2006)
2 - Toyota Camry Sportivo (2003)
3 - Porsche 996 GT3 (2003)
4 - Dodge Charger SRT8 (2006)
5 - Infiniti G37 (2009)
6 - Range Rover (2000)
7 - Holden Torana XU 1 (1972)
8 - MINI Cooper S (2000)
9 - Aston Martin DB9 (2004)
10 - Jaguar E Type (1961)
Anyone noticed how underrated he is?
3:20 *_ON DAYYS LIKKE THEEESSEEEE_*
The Italian job.
Citroen ds hands down the greatest car ever made!
Well, you should make a special just for Citroen. They were always ahead: the Traction in 1934, the 2CV in 1949, the DS in 1955, the CX in 1975 and the Xantia with the first active suspension in the nineties. Then, look at the Renault 16, the modern mid-size car as we see them today (the VW museum in Wolfsburg shows it like this).
Can you do some videos on the engine that ran on water and the elusive forgotten gm 100mpg carburetor?
Now I actually WANT to see Tom Hanks, a priest, Pink Panther and a wrestler all in a BMC Mini at once.
VW Beetle, anyone?!?
Aww yiss! Stype is back
I never saw a 3d printed body structure coming. Kudos to them 😎
9:40
1.) Ford T model
2.) Tucker 48
3.) Late 80's, early 90's Dodge Caravan
For the electric car, I thought it would be the Nissan Leaf for pioneering and becoming the first successful fully electric car that was affordable, but ig Tesla can take that spot for performance electric car.
Tesla: mhhh a drivable phone yesss brilliant
ford model t, tatra 607, dodge caravan
The second one is a Tucker 48, not a Tatra.
Best channel even and best voice , respect for this man
Ok why it look like the editing and transitions look like you have 1million subscribers
If you want to get to 1million, you have to make content worthy of 1million.
@@TopCarsTV - Stype187 -
@@TopCarsTV I think your contents are worthy to get you a million.
U would think with all the car channels across all media car reviews could only do so much and u expect the same routine every time but once in a while a channel like this comes along n i really like what u selling.
0:00 I love Innovative cars is the best
Like the czinger ds and the model t
You forgot the Lexus LFA, not because of the sound, but because it had lots of new features
Stype wasn't it, Volvo that lead the way? They introduced the 3 point seat belt and didn't patten it for other vehicle manufacturers to use as a safety device before it became a mandatory law by the 1980's not sure, but did Volvo also do crash tests as well..
There is a car called Toyota Mirai, which is also an innovative car.
They took that hologram navigation system straight outta Need For Speed Rivals.
You are right about that 😁
What will happen if the classic supercar were build with new technology and old skool design#Rangeanxiety with power ❤️ another hit video 🔥 keep doing it brother 👍🏼
We car lovers would be ÜBER-HAPPY to buy one!!
@@ocdman3910 yaa! Specially Lamborghini, Aston Martin , Porsche ❤️🔥
@@riley7719 yeah!🤤🤤
(3:47) high quality image
Volvo *the safest car on earth*: am I a joke to you
At 8:56 Is this the "corkscrew" from the Laguna Seca racetrack?
hello victor vance are you interested in cars
@@abhijithd3820 Yep, since my early childhood!
My grandpa had a Citroën DS 19 Pallas
Your grandpa was a classy man
Such a high quality video!
Hey topcars how about the volvo fh 2012 the first truck that can stop faster than other truck?
I love my 2004 S-Class!!!
Nice
PSA group is so innovative, it needs special video about them history!
1:39 ow my ears
I wish I knew what happened there. Before I rendered it everything was fine
@@TopCarsTV happens...
Let's see, without any pre-planning, I pull into a ubiquitous gas station, pay, fill up, get my change, if any, and return to the road. With which electric car can I do this?
Oh how I love your channel
the czinger 21c must be added to the holy trinity
Waited for a good long time for another vid🤩
The last three cars were :-
1. Ford modle t
2. Tuker 48
3. Dode minivan from 1980s (i don't know exactly because I'm not from u.s and here chrysler dosen't exsist here)
The Raesr tachyon speed is a car that is so futuristic designed and it all started in 2012 the car is 2 seat like the 21c get down force at 150 mph and the doors open automatically and also it's top speed that is 240 mph and it's design that looks like a fighter jet like a Dassault Rafale if you look at the front
lowkey opinion
918 is a successor to 959
Always great to see a new video
The 1999 Honda Insight started hybrids but it was just an IMA hybrid assist
And the prius was actually first produced in 1997. So technically the Prius was the first hybrid.
Corvette, because they build affordable sports cars who can keep up with cars 3x the price.
I agree, but you seem a little biased 😀
Affordable if you live in the US, elsewhere not exactly.
@@ultraguy8771 That's just how import works. I'm from Germany and I know a guy from Luxembourg who bought his C7 Z06 fully spec'd for 112k. That's insane considering the competition costs way more than that. A used C5 or C6 can be picked up for a little more than 20k which is okay.
@@Corvolet5 Yeah, but with all taxes, it's not so affordable anymore even if it is still cheaper than the competitors.
@@ultraguy8771 I know a bunch of people who own early Corvettes. It's not too bad and you can keep the costs low when you consider buying the right model year and fix a few smaller things on the car you bought. Otherwise the cars will last forever.
I think the first two cars are the Ford model t and the tucker thing
In the field of minivans, I prefer the Renault Espace Mk. I to the Chrysler/Dodge Van because it was more modern and sexy enough to make a Minivan aspirational.
The Espace and the Caravan/Voyager came around in the same period of time. The reason that could explain giving the edge to the americans is that the Espace was not a big success at first
The Most Innovative Car Ever Created, Citroën DS N°1
Ford Model T, Tucker 48, 1984 Dodge Caravan (I owned one from 1990-1994)
Bro I'm drunk I'm not functioning properly but hey, I'm here for the de-hungovering
@3:42 im dead 😂😂😂😂
Seating for 7 in a model S? Somethings wrong I can feel it
performancedrive.com.au/tesla-model-s-owner-puts-kid-in-boot-questioned-by-police-video-1711/
It has optional two seats in the trunk facing backwards.
TopCars TV damn I didn’t know that
TopCars TV oh lmao nice
Meggy doesn’t like the Model S because the Model S has a Ticket Avoidance Mode Meggy has a parking duty
Great content 👍
1) Ford Model T. 2) Studebaker ___? 3) Chrysler Town & Country
1:52 Hey that's MrBean
Again, Stype, you missed out on the Tucker 48 . It had 4 wheel disc brakes, a cyclops 3rd headlight, which could swivel. Citreon used its concept, maybe 🤔 , 🤷
The prius I haven't been keen on since the 2nd generation was released
Volvo with the 3 point seat belt
BMW xenon bulbs
And the airbag bro Volvo led the way
Oh I like that no 3 broo cooll
The Goddess. Yeah, it's an amazing car
Ford model T, Tucker Torpedo, and 1983 Plymouth dodge Chrysler minivan
Tucker 48 is the most innovative car ever!
Nice
Noice
Bro we want more videos , you are carguy’s teacher
7:20 thanks but I’ll stick 2 my liquid dinosaurs
What about the Buick Reatta. I think in was the first car built with a modern touch-infortaimentsystem back in the year 1988. Thats pretty dope
Sorry for my english I‘m german:)
It may have had the first version but it wasn't all that good and it didn't catch on.
Same with touch screen phones that came before the iPhone .
No matter what we will STILL hate prius
𝘏𝘢𝘩𝘢𝘩𝘢 𝘪𝘵'𝘴 𝘧𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘺. 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘪𝘴 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘣𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘗𝘳𝘪𝘶𝘴 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘩 𝘮𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘴 𝘮𝘦 𝘭𝘢𝘶𝘨𝘩 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦
But those prii are so darn cute
I've always liked it
It that the plural for Prius? Prii? 😁
Don't hate the car, hate the Brian Griffins in the car who think they're jesus christ.
Ford Model T, That one lady from the original Total Recall, and the dodge Caravan?
I'm terrified of the miura
Starting a video about innovation with a picture of Steve Jobs is painfully ironic.