Being one of those "haters who gonna hate", regretfully, I see Fifth Gear really transformed itself into a series of obvious advertorials. I get it, all these shows need financing but, still, this used to be blended smoother and better into more delightful content, until late 2010s. And no, I am not one of those "there's no Fifth Gear after Tiff" :) ... The entire cast had and has its own charm - anyone who understands media knows they shouldn't be blamed for the content's appeal - sort of: "don't hate the player, hate the game"... ;)
Well it’s a knock off of Top Gear which is gone as a show after losing its hosts. This is a show hoping to take its place but nothing will ever replace TG. Especially after getting rid of the most popular host.
@@fusegamer7575 True... I don't understand when car reviewing has become so childish. Where are those good old days when a video review was about practical facts, pro and cons and so on? Nowadays, everyone just throws in a racing circuit lap and some playground challenge and they call it a day... Well, at least Fifth Gear are not asking for money via crowdfunding like a certain notorious British (online) car show...yet. ;)
Like the video, very impressive but if they are putting out so many cars why is it I cannot get a new Kia Sportage hybrid SX prestige. Ordered it three months ago and they have not even started to assemble the car. Are they that far behind? Anybody have any information on this?
Also there are lots of sportages available right now. It has been 4 months since your comment so it might have changed. If not you might have ordered something that is not often optioned into the sportage causing delays.
They are not Korean made Hyundai robots. They are Japanese made Kawasaki BX series spot welding robots integrated by Korean Company namely Hyundai WIA. I know it is confusing since Hyundai stickers are much more bigger than the small Kawasaki nameplates on the robot arms.
This is why the Hyundai/Kia built in Korea are WAY BETTER built than the ones built in Alabama or Georgia
Go 'Team Kia'.
Being one of those "haters who gonna hate", regretfully, I see Fifth Gear really transformed itself into a series of obvious advertorials.
I get it, all these shows need financing but, still, this used to be blended smoother and better into more delightful content, until late 2010s.
And no, I am not one of those "there's no Fifth Gear after Tiff" :) ...
The entire cast had and has its own charm - anyone who understands media knows they shouldn't be blamed for the content's appeal - sort of: "don't hate the player, hate the game"... ;)
Well it’s a knock off of Top Gear which is gone as a show after losing its hosts. This is a show hoping to take its place but nothing will ever replace TG.
Especially after getting rid of the most popular host.
I think car throttle is slowly taking its place
Because they are doing cheap car challenges just like top gear
Because they are doing cheap car challenges just like top gear
@@fusegamer7575 True...
I don't understand when car reviewing has become so childish.
Where are those good old days when a video review was about practical facts, pro and cons and so on?
Nowadays, everyone just throws in a racing circuit lap and some playground challenge and they call it a day...
Well, at least Fifth Gear are not asking for money via crowdfunding like a certain notorious British (online) car show...yet. ;)
Random question; when a car is tested before leaving the factory, will it show that mileage? Or does it not count?
It counts all length it travels as soon as they complete the assembly
keunartist thank you!
You'll never buy a car new with 0 on the clock. It will be something like 4km, not much.
Xalataf thanks! A question I always wondered
They'll drive them on and off the boat, same for car transport or rail yard.
Like the video, very impressive but if they are putting out so many cars why is it I cannot get a new Kia Sportage hybrid SX prestige. Ordered it three months ago and they have not even started to assemble the car. Are they that far behind? Anybody have any information on this?
If you are in the US the Sportage for the US market is made in the US. Not in this manufacturing plant which is in Korea.
Also there are lots of sportages available right now. It has been 4 months since your comment so it might have changed. If not you might have ordered something that is not often optioned into the sportage causing delays.
They are not Korean made Hyundai robots. They are Japanese made Kawasaki BX series spot welding robots integrated by Korean Company namely Hyundai WIA. I know it is confusing since Hyundai stickers are much more bigger than the small Kawasaki nameplates on the robot arms.
Source?
Kowalski Kowalski check the websites of companies I mentioned.
Yeah, you are right.
@@kowalskikowalski8080 robotics.kawasaki.com/en1/products/robots/spot-welding/index.html
@@guner4 I checked but it doesn't say anywhere that they are Kawasaki.
Jonny’s back!
Jonny what happened to your hair 😱
Yet the Stinger is plagued with interior quality issues after less than 30k miles
NSH_2814 They’re quite cheap, similar to GM and Ford in the 80’s and 90’s just not as brittle lol
every product including machines should come with clear instruction how they will be recycled!!!