@@SJAutomotiveDesign Nice work on your channel btw. That 1962 GTO is amazing and the 312 P is possibly better than the P4 (in terms of design). Your models are stellar!
What is amazing to me, is how quickly we went from barely having an automobile, to flight, and then space in such a short time, when humans spent thousands of years on foot or wagons!
Ya my grandpa said that in one lifetime you would have technically been alive to see the first airplane take off in 1902 and the first man on the moon only like 50 years later
Automobile, flight and space are really just extensions of a single invention: the combustion engine. Once made everything suddenly became possible very quickly
The evolution of human intelligence is mind boggling. Looking at the boat which we’ve seen in biblical times was an astronomical invention that would lead to trades, transporting equipment faster, of course warfare was changed forever in those days all because people had to think outside of the box. Weapons are the same thing from fists, to spears, bows, bronze weapons, iron, steel weapons, etc. steam engines was a huge step forward for production and transportation unimaginable to humans since it traveled further and faster than horse carriage. The invention of the engine alone sky rocketed everything quickly to cars and planes which changed everything of how people live today.
So we're all driving cars now because a woman "borrowed" her husband's "useless" contraption? Not sure if she was the most supportive wife ever, seeing potential in her husband's idea when he didn't believe in it so she went to show the whole world what he'd made, or if she just wanted a more convenient way to visit her mom and figured this contraption was the easiest way to do so, but either way she's a total badass.
car broke down constantly and it couldn't even get uphill she and her kids had to push it up on the way, she constantly made notes on what could he improved with the machine your second "theory" is unlikely
When I was a young lad in grade school I used to argue with kids that Karl Benz invented the first car and not Henry Ford, all the American kids were taught Ford Propaganda. My Father was raised in Stuttgart so I was indoctrinated with the teachings of Karl Benz at a very young age. We never owned any Mercedes but I remember being absolutely enthralled with any thing Mercedes. Still love the cars.
And a boss ass bitch. When a relative told me that he did a long trip with a semi-broken soviet car with engine parts in the back, drove it till it broke, took the engine apart on the side of the road, fixed it and carried on I thought he was pretty badass. Imagine doing roadside repairs on a machine that is the first of its kind to ever exist. How stressful must have that been?!?
@@huskiehuskerson5300 Nope. Amédée Bollée hold that honour. He made a steam car, called l'Obéissante (the Obediante). After successfully driving it but failing to sell it, he designed a second one called La Mancelle, and built 50 of them and sold them though his company, «Amédée Bollée & Fils» (Amédée Bollée and sons). This was in 1875 and 1878, making Amédée Bollée the creator of the first series-produced car (as every vehicle made before were built only once and improved on) and making Bollée the first automotive company (although you can argue that like Peugeot, the company was not created as a car company but branched in automobile). To add more to Amédée Bollée credit, he also invented the (probably) first road truck, which he called Marie-Anne, which was able to haul 100 tons on flat road or 35 tons on more difficult roads, in 1879. What Carl Benz and his company, Benz & Cie, can be credited for, is to have been the first to sell petrol-powered cars through his company (but like Bollée and Peugeot, Benz & Cie was founded to built industrial engines, not cars), and to have patented it. Note that Carl Benz didn't patented or created the first internal combustion engine either, as both Nicéphore Niepce (yes, the man that invented photography) and Isaac De Rivaz patented internal combustion engines, both in 1807. Rivaz for a stationnary engine, Niepce for a boat engine : the Pyréolophore.
Once my brother in law - a Brazilian - told me, when we were driving around in Stuttgart: „But Ford invented the car.“ I tried to keep calm, turned the car around, drove him to the part of Stuttgart, where Gottlieb Daimler built (and invented in parallel to Benz) the first car together with Maybach, forced him out of my car, told him to enter the small cabin where one can see some remains of Daimler‘s workshop, shouted at him: „And now, the fuck, you will stand still between the busts of Daimler and Maybach, I take a picture and if you ever again dare to say, that Ford invented the car, I will fly over to Brazil and make you eat one of those!“ Did not hear back from him for a while :-)
That's not necessarily true either. However, he was one of the first to patent a design. However, this is after about 50 years of steam and early combustion vehicles.
Car is short for carriage and the first self propelled cars were steam powered and like almost everything else in the modern world invented by the British.
@@ThomasZadro You must be American cause you ain't very bright Thomas. It odviously did succeed because there are billions of them around the world. If you are trying to say the steam car didn't succeed well thousands were built and driven . The internal combustion engine is merely an improvement on the external combustion engine. Without the steam engine there would be no petrol or diesel engines. Without the blast furnace there would be no steal to build them and without the computer and internet you wouldn't be reading this now. All English inventions.
@@andrewsutcliffe4889 and you just have forgotten to mention the wheel. This also came doubtlessly from your island. An ignorant like me might have forgotten to mention, but how it come that a genius like you didn’t mention? Thank you so much for putting me in my place. Let me guess, you voted „leave“, right?
Hey, it's me again, asking if you guys are going to make a video on the daily drivers of the Donut Media team. I'll keep commenting it on every video until I either get a confirmation or James shows up to my front door and pays me to stop commenting.
The steam driven cart of 1769 is part of train history, weirdly. The only reason is because it was the first steam driven vehicle, technically. Because of this, Richard Trevithick made the Puffing Devil in 1801, then 3 years after he made the first Steam Locomotive (Train), an important part of railroading history.
@@SethCocker05 It's a common misconception here in good ol' Murica, where people are so far up their own ass that they think our country basically runs the world and did everything good. Any genuine car guy or anyone who knows a thing or two about mechanics or engineering knows better, but I know a large number of people who, when asked the question "who invented the automobile" would unironically answer "Henry Ford".
Liam Bach lmao shit made me laugh 😂 I guess they knew there’d be that one guy who’s like “uhh durr um they didn’t have cameras back then this is FAKE NEWS”
1815, Józef Bożek, steam powered car: could carry 3 passangers, rear wheel drive, four wheels, wooden brakes on all wheels, carried passangers around Prague for TWO YEARS.
First two race tracks build especially for racing: brooklands and indianapolis, Le mans is oldest place but not circuit because in this time this is only closed public road
I am not a big fan of the other Donut shows yet, but this one I love. One suggestion, tho: try to keep the asides to a minimum. If they are too long or frequent, they break the flow of the narrative. Your content is really fun, trust it!
The Cugnot steam powered wagon did function well as it was used for transporting cannon barrels. The replica is in St. Petersburg, Florida in a museum and does run and function as designed. There’s other TH-cam videos of it.
That's true, for example if you lift the hood on pretty much any German military vehicle before Pearl Harbor you will see one of Fords engines. Don't think they teach that in American history, I could be wrong but I haven't met any Americans hat knew that. They can be found at many war museums and you can't miss that big Ford logo under the hood.
@@drampadreg1386 u talking trash..... Volkswagen was the main manufacture for German military vehicles ... U stupid fuck ,,, talking like u in charge of logistics.... " Pretty much any "
@@soapswaby9388 sorry to tell you but Ford's German division was one of the big german military producers before VW and Benz entered the fray in the late 1930s. Benz was the main manufacturer for the Nazis at the time of World War II. Mainly for their Air and Ground arsenal (tanks, fighter planes, light artillery vehicles, light military transports, landing craft, etc etc).
Here is a recap about the first car: 1672:verbiest and the toy cart 1769:cungot and the fardier a vapeur 1801:trevithick and the puffing devil 1858:lenoir and the hippomobile 1886:benz patent motorwagen 1909:blitzen benz 1958:aston martin db4 2002:koenigsegg cc8s Sometime in the future:pumphrey 502
We need a new evolution video like the f1 steeringwheels and race helmets..evolution of the tire ? Evolution of the nurburgring ? Safety around track ? Evolution of SPA (f1 track)
**Modern cars still have issues with exploding boilers. I recently decided to switch from burning coal to wood stove pellets in my 2016 Toyota. I'm just glad they've recently opened more water fill up stations in the Philadelphia area. Nothing sucks more than having your boiler run dry because you forgot to fill it up before you left for work! My buddy's 2019 Honda Accord has a larger water holding capacity in its boiler, so he can drive back and forth to work(30 miles) for 4 straight days without needing to refill his boiler! My wife's Porsche Panamera has the new triple expansion steam engine that makes lots of power, but to save on weight, it's got a small water capacity, so she's got to refill her boiler every day! As a sports car, it only runs on anthracite coal, which isn't available at every filling station.....**
on her trip to pforzheim Benz's wife invented the Brakepad. she found the wooden blocks Karl installed weren't sufficient for braking, so she went to a workshop where they do leatherwork, took two pieces, nailed them to the wooden blocks and there you go, brakepads.
You could go even further and tell us, what was the very first car with the modern controls layout (clutch, brake, throttle pedals + dedicated gear shifter). That is something rather interesting that not many people know.
They also did a bit about every single thing on the Donut Media, so why would anyone even bother doing anything. And people still have no clue, as the Decimator thinks it was the model A.
Don't forget Trevithick's London Steam Carriage! More refined than his Puffing Devil. Strong steam was what they called high pressure. Nice to see Cornwall getting a mention!
@@benjaminfontaine5541 Ok the case seems to be a bit more complicated than I thought. The actual inventor seems to be Christian Reithmann, who got a patent for the four-stroke engine in 1860 in Germany. The patent ran out in 1861 already, and Otto took over it in 1862 for a 'generous compensation'. Beau-de-Rochas described the principle of the four-stroke engine independently and patented in in 1862 in France. However, he didn't actually build such an engine and also didn't develop it further. www.britannica.com/biography/Alphonse-Eugene-Beau-de-Rochas
I love all the comments about those who think Ford made the first car. You all come across quite condescendingly, and yet many of you contend that Ford made the first assembly line, which they certainly didn't! Oldsmobile made the first assembly line in U.S. auto production. Ford made the first MOVING assembly line - huge difference.
Funny detail about Lenoir's Hippomobile: Lenoire built gas engines (not gasoline or patrol real gas) he generated the gas with an electrolytic process, using electrical current from batteries, this makes his car with internal combustion also an electric car. Maybe some people have some doubts about this complicated process and Lenoir never really went into the automobile construction, therefor he has only little influence on the development of the automobile.
It has a top speed of 10 mph and it reaches that very quickly, so let's just ignore the acceleration phase. Roughly a 40th of an hour = 1.5 minutes. Riding a bike would be faster.
I find it stupid how many people always argue to me that ford made the first ever car! Now to be fair I never knew what the first car was exactly, but i knew it was between 1850 and 1900! Next time that happens im just going to show them this video lol
Mazder_ I changed my name as a joke when ajit was still a thing people were talking about and now im stuck with the name for 90 weeks or around 3-4 months, i have about 1 1/2 - 2 months left untill i can change it again lol
The American version of general history is rarely if ever how history actually played out. Outside of the US, doubt you'll find many people trying to argue that Ford made the first car. Here in Australia learnt that it was Benz's Motorwagen in school when I was 6 or 7 years old, and that Edison was a bit of a psychotic thief who is generally credited with inventing the lightbulb, but that our entire modern electric grid is built on Tesla's ideas and inventions when we were like 12.
I have a video question for you guys. Why are wheels chrome or silver? Why is that the standard color for sooooo many makes and models over the years? Would love a video on that topic! Love the videos as always btw!
@@Helperbot-2000 Well that statement tells me you aren't likely to be the owner of a GM car in 2035. They just announced their goal is to have NO internal combustion powered vehicles by then! Oh look, a new electric Vette! Lol
There was also the Oruktor Amphiboles, built by Charles Evans in 1805, which has been credited as being both the first automobile and the first amphibious vehicle.
@@Helperbot-2000 Behaviorally modern troglodytes don't even know how sexual reproduction works and don't bother to look under the lid to see what gender they are...It's not Winter that Is Coming, but an eternal Hunter-Gatherer summer....When you are in a habitat with an eternal summer you don't need to refine the skills to cooperate with others in your tribe and store food and build shelters and HVAC systems so you could survive the winter...when food grows all year round you just steal it if it isn't nailed down and may never discover capitalism...We don't have a color problem, we have a unfortunate habitat problem, and they can't help it.
So glad you made this video! I watch heaps of youtube car channels and SO OFTEN see americans arguing in the comments that ford invented the car. I dont understand how it's such a common misunderstanding?
Y'all need to do a video on the first car with a normal layout with 3 pedals and a gear selector. I think it was a Cadillac and it was the first to have a turn-key electronic ignition.
I believe Peugeot claims credit for the first commercial car in l896. I owned two, a 304 (59) and a 404(64), over a span of 10 years. Great use of materials like brass and stainless steel. Hemi combustion chambers. Great paint job and the seats made a bed. Sun roof and Michelin X were standard equip. The aluminum head on the cast iron block with liners had to be retorqued often. (20K) Really well balanced and a pleasure to drive. The seat fabric lasted about 2 years. It had 4 speeds on the column. The French are very innovative. I think it was a mistake to market in the USA with Renault.
Christopher Spencer was an American inventor famous for inventing the Spencer Repeating Rifle and Carbine and manufacturing them for the US Army and Navy during the Civil War. He built a "Horseless Carriage" that was steam powered to commute to his factory, but it made so much noise and scared carriage horses so badly that local citizens forced him to stop driving it.
Ford was the first to implement the assembly line bringing the cost of cars way down. He was also the first to pay high wages so that his employees could actually afford the product they wqere building.
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Fantastic video guys. I knew Mr. Benz had created the first real car but the previous inventors placed the stepping Stones for it to happen. Really cool stuff.
Benz was a keen bicycler, that`s why his first and second car (the Bertha used) were looking like giant tricycles. But you are missing one important point. Benz constructed the first commercially available car too -- Benz Velo (full name Velocipede, The Bicycle!!!) in 1894 which were produced 1200 pieces. The age of car starts here.
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Ford invented neither the car nor the production line. He was a clever businessman who united 2 existing ideas.
Yeah exactly!
I just wanted to say the exact thing.
@@SJAutomotiveDesign Nice work on your channel btw. That 1962 GTO is amazing and the 312 P is possibly better than the P4 (in terms of design). Your models are stellar!
@@Dev1nci Thanks a lot! ☺
And made them cheaper/ better
What is amazing to me, is how quickly we went from barely having an automobile, to flight, and then space in such a short time, when humans spent thousands of years on foot or wagons!
Ya my grandpa said that in one lifetime you would have technically been alive to see the first airplane take off in 1902 and the first man on the moon only like 50 years later
Put it on a graph. That's what is known as a ''learning curve''.
Automobile, flight and space are really just extensions of a single invention: the combustion engine. Once made everything suddenly became possible very quickly
The real revolution is ChatGPT
The evolution of human intelligence is mind boggling. Looking at the boat which we’ve seen in biblical times was an astronomical invention that would lead to trades, transporting equipment faster, of course warfare was changed forever in those days all because people had to think outside of the box. Weapons are the same thing from fists, to spears, bows, bronze weapons, iron, steel weapons, etc. steam engines was a huge step forward for production and transportation unimaginable to humans since it traveled further and faster than horse carriage. The invention of the engine alone sky rocketed everything quickly to cars and planes which changed everything of how people live today.
Bertha Benz was a babe!
Charlie Watts first female driver too.
imo, hella wife goals
Charlie Watts she my hero
My waifu
First wife to drive her husbands car behind his back.
So we're all driving cars now because a woman "borrowed" her husband's "useless" contraption? Not sure if she was the most supportive wife ever, seeing potential in her husband's idea when he didn't believe in it so she went to show the whole world what he'd made, or if she just wanted a more convenient way to visit her mom and figured this contraption was the easiest way to do so, but either way she's a total badass.
But she ran over a few
Seeing as it was easier and quicker by horse and cart I think she saw future potential
She just went to see her lover, and then made this story to cover it
car broke down constantly and it couldn't even get uphill
she and her kids had to push it up
on the way, she constantly made notes on what could he improved with the machine
your second "theory" is unlikely
The irony😂
Who tf thinks that Ford invented the car? Lol
Muricans
Epicci no we don't lol
UltimateSimulation many do
Epicci that's because many dont have a good education.
MURICANS Asians think it's those Europeans
When I was a young lad in grade school I used to argue with kids that Karl Benz invented the first car and not Henry Ford, all the American kids were taught Ford Propaganda. My Father was raised in Stuttgart so I was indoctrinated with the teachings of Karl Benz at a very young age. We never owned any Mercedes but I remember being absolutely enthralled with any thing Mercedes. Still love the cars.
Same here being born in the '60s in Augsburg Bavaria ✌💖☮
Because Germans have never lied about their historical accomplishments 😆😆😆
Same ➕
Nicolas Joseph cugnot technically made the first car
Bertha Benz was a good looking lady.
Hear Hear.
And a boss ass bitch. When a relative told me that he did a long trip with a semi-broken soviet car with engine parts in the back, drove it till it broke, took the engine apart on the side of the road, fixed it and carried on I thought he was pretty badass. Imagine doing roadside repairs on a machine that is the first of its kind to ever exist. How stressful must have that been?!?
Lol! But she didn't listen on karl benz said :( cause he said don't use the car without my permission but she use the car without karl's knowing
@@Simoning7402 she did good. karl benz became a legend because of that
The first patented car was made by Karl Benz. It was called the “Benz Patent Motorcar”
Fully 10 years before Ford built his first car - the Quadricycle.
Mercedes Benz is the first automobile Company as well
that makes no difference he didn't invent the car
We just going to forget about Josef Božek, okay cool
@@huskiehuskerson5300 Nope. Amédée Bollée hold that honour. He made a steam car, called l'Obéissante (the Obediante). After successfully driving it but failing to sell it, he designed a second one called La Mancelle, and built 50 of them and sold them though his company, «Amédée Bollée & Fils» (Amédée Bollée and sons). This was in 1875 and 1878, making Amédée Bollée the creator of the first series-produced car (as every vehicle made before were built only once and improved on) and making Bollée the first automotive company (although you can argue that like Peugeot, the company was not created as a car company but branched in automobile).
To add more to Amédée Bollée credit, he also invented the (probably) first road truck, which he called Marie-Anne, which was able to haul 100 tons on flat road or 35 tons on more difficult roads, in 1879.
What Carl Benz and his company, Benz & Cie, can be credited for, is to have been the first to sell petrol-powered cars through his company (but like Bollée and Peugeot, Benz & Cie was founded to built industrial engines, not cars), and to have patented it.
Note that Carl Benz didn't patented or created the first internal combustion engine either, as both Nicéphore Niepce (yes, the man that invented photography) and Isaac De Rivaz patented internal combustion engines, both in 1807. Rivaz for a stationnary engine, Niepce for a boat engine : the Pyréolophore.
I've never been taught Henry Ford invented the car, I've always been told he invented the Assembly Line.
Same, but even that he didnt invent, but he DID perfect it!
@@Helperbot-2000 - Ford invented the MOVING assembly line which all other car makers soon adopted.
He didn’t invent that either
Ive always been taught the first car was a benz thats it tbh
You're still ignorant because he didn't invent the assembly line, so your attempt to look cool didn't you ignorant fuck aww
Once my brother in law - a Brazilian - told me, when we were driving around in Stuttgart: „But Ford invented the car.“ I tried to keep calm, turned the car around, drove him to the part of Stuttgart, where Gottlieb Daimler built (and invented in parallel to Benz) the first car together with Maybach, forced him out of my car, told him to enter the small cabin where one can see some remains of Daimler‘s workshop, shouted at him: „And now, the fuck, you will stand still between the busts of Daimler and Maybach, I take a picture and if you ever again dare to say, that Ford invented the car, I will fly over to Brazil and make you eat one of those!“
Did not hear back from him for a while :-)
That's not necessarily true either. However, he was one of the first to patent a design. However, this is after about 50 years of steam and early combustion vehicles.
Car is short for carriage and the first self propelled cars were steam powered and like almost everything else in the modern world invented by the British.
@@andrewsutcliffe4889 And it was neither called an automobile nor did it succeed. In your world, Leonardo da Vinci invited the helicopter. Nice try.
@@ThomasZadro You must be American cause you ain't very bright Thomas. It odviously did succeed because there are billions of them around the world. If you are trying to say the steam car didn't succeed well thousands were built and driven . The internal combustion engine is merely an improvement on the external combustion engine. Without the steam engine there would be no petrol or diesel engines. Without the blast furnace there would be no steal to build them and without the computer and internet you wouldn't be reading this now. All English inventions.
@@andrewsutcliffe4889 and you just have forgotten to mention the wheel. This also came doubtlessly from your island. An ignorant like me might have forgotten to mention, but how it come that a genius like you didn’t mention? Thank you so much for putting me in my place. Let me guess, you voted „leave“, right?
Hey, it's me again, asking if you guys are going to make a video on the daily drivers of the Donut Media team. I'll keep commenting it on every video until I either get a confirmation or James shows up to my front door and pays me to stop commenting.
John ‘Juice’ Shipper DO IT !!!!!!!!!!!!
I support this idea!!
We'll talk about it during our meeting this morning, I'll keep you posted John :)
Probably just some shitty black 2008 mustang GT or something.
Donut Media Awesome! Thanks for the response!
The steam driven cart of 1769 is part of train history, weirdly. The only reason is because it was the first steam driven vehicle, technically. Because of this, Richard Trevithick made the Puffing Devil in 1801, then 3 years after he made the first Steam Locomotive (Train), an important part of railroading history.
Puffing Devil is what we used to call my dad
Mr.Woggle #JustLikeMyDad
sounds like something Pumphrey would say
Mr.Woggle Did he have COPD?
And then the cancer came?
And then everybody moved to the other side of the room.
Literally no one:
Donut media: Ford wasn’t the first car
Everyone knows lol
not everyone
@@artilleryfire6576 who ever thought that Ford invented the first car?
@@SethCocker05 It's a common misconception here in good ol' Murica, where people are so far up their own ass that they think our country basically runs the world and did everything good. Any genuine car guy or anyone who knows a thing or two about mechanics or engineering knows better, but I know a large number of people who, when asked the question "who invented the automobile" would unironically answer "Henry Ford".
Americans don't know you idiot
@@SaltExarch this sounds like a myth itself. I, frankly, don't believe it.
Lmao *this is not footage from 1769* yeah no shit
Liam Bach lmao shit made me laugh 😂 I guess they knew there’d be that one guy who’s like “uhh durr um they didn’t have cameras back then this is FAKE NEWS”
Joke
Your head.
Liam Bach hey some people gotta kno xd
@@johnjuiceshipper4963 oK JoHn sHipPa
Ford just industrialized it and made it cheap
just that? that sounds like it was a joke
Bertha Benz was kinda hot
She was the first dieselbabe.
sorry but your 133 years late
DoomFinger511 yes boi
So was Karl
(Not gay, just Bi)
Yes!
Bertha a badass, GTA'd that shit on the longest road trip in history AND fixed the carburetor in the middle of it.
Thats kinda hot ngl!
Do a history on electric cars...they are as old as ford
dee. M jay leno has a baker electric
Older. Ever heard of Porsche btw?
But they are shit, kinda
The first car that went faster than 100 km/h (60 m/h) was electric... called "La jamais contente" (the never satisfied)
Older. Cabs were all electric in NY in the 1890s.
"... unveiled his puffing devil, which wasn't his bong..."
I almost spit out my bourbon.
Already knew this because of gran turismo 4. And then parents say that video games are not educational. Bullshit
1815, Józef Bożek, steam powered car: could carry 3 passangers, rear wheel drive, four wheels, wooden brakes on all wheels, carried passangers around Prague for TWO YEARS.
This was actually one of the best videos I've seen in a long time, probably since how to be ninja by nigahiga
2:03 ‘this is NOT footage from 1769’ 😂
Try listening to what he's saying
@@slooriginal1727 I think you missed the joke. He's quoting the text on the bottom right at that time stamp.
Ah thx for the clarification, wouød have never guessed! XD
do a history of race tracks/circuits
Jelo Feliciano Le Mans, Nordslcheife, Suzuka, Mie Prefecture, Willow Springs, Miami International Raceway, Daytona, etc.
First two race tracks build especially for racing: brooklands and indianapolis, Le mans is oldest place but not circuit because in this time this is only closed public road
the french raced their cars from day one basically
Nurburgring needs to be in it, like its area used to have only castle(s) before having a racing track.
I used too live right near the hill in Cornwall where Richard made his first trip in the early 1800s but never knew, awesome!
The background at 0:36 is like the PixelCarRacer Premium Garage
Blue Dude kinda
Yeeeeaaaaaah
Lmaooo
Yeah but a little bit different
Blue Dude hahahahshs
I am not a big fan of the other Donut shows yet, but this one I love. One suggestion, tho: try to keep the asides to a minimum. If they are too long or frequent, they break the flow of the narrative. Your content is really fun, trust it!
1:03 thats what my tinder date said! hahahahaiwannakillmyselfahahaha
hahahahaha
Bwahahaha
eesh hahahahaatleatsyou’renotviginhahahaha
how much did it hurt on a scale if 1 to 10
@@Donut mwhahahahahahaha
3:53 "Gene? Jean." Lol'd
Nicolas Cungot lol 😂😂😂 it's Cugnot my american friends 🇫🇷 and the "Ferdié Chério euh veupaeuuur" was excellent 😂
974 huh?
Ruka Goldheart huh?
The Cugnot steam powered wagon did function well as it was used for transporting cannon barrels. The replica is in St. Petersburg, Florida in a museum and does run and function as designed. There’s other TH-cam videos of it.
Next on how safety become standard for cars
Yes that sounds interesting
People died. The end
Joe Alvarez So with what you saying is people created the first car the end???Am I right gentleman???
King Whispa now u get it, congrats.
That'd be cool
Those first 3 seconds into the video…
… WHAT A RHYTHM!!!
0:00
Always amazing content by Donut Media
Thank You!
@@Donut hey,
1:23 It's Nicolas Cugnot, not Cungot!
He isnt! HE'S cogNOT
Jesse Solozano YEEEEEEES LOL
Mercedes, who sponsored this video, deliberately edited the name to maintain the MYTH that they invented the car.
Lmao!
Ford never claimed to have "Invented the Car"!
Don't feel too bad.
A lot of people suck at history.
That's true, for example if you lift the hood on pretty much any German military vehicle before Pearl Harbor you will see one of Fords engines. Don't think they teach that in American history, I could be wrong but I haven't met any Americans hat knew that. They can be found at many war museums and you can't miss that big Ford logo under the hood.
Actually they did.... I read notes abt it myself" So why do we know abt John Ford and not Carl Benz
@@drampadreg1386 u talking trash..... Volkswagen was the main manufacture for German military vehicles ... U stupid fuck ,,, talking like u in charge of logistics.... " Pretty much any "
@@soapswaby9388 sorry to tell you but Ford's German division was one of the big german military producers before VW and Benz entered the fray in the late 1930s. Benz was the main manufacturer for the Nazis at the time of World War II. Mainly for their Air and Ground arsenal (tanks, fighter planes, light artillery vehicles, light military transports, landing craft, etc etc).
@@jeremiahd2417 am just seen this
TALK ABOUT POP UP HEADLIGHTS
Here is a recap about the first car:
1672:verbiest and the toy cart
1769:cungot and the fardier a vapeur
1801:trevithick and the puffing devil
1858:lenoir and the hippomobile
1886:benz patent motorwagen
1909:blitzen benz
1958:aston martin db4
2002:koenigsegg cc8s
Sometime in the future:pumphrey 502
We need a new evolution video like the f1 steeringwheels and race helmets..evolution of the tire ? Evolution of the nurburgring ? Safety around track ? Evolution of SPA (f1 track)
**Modern cars still have issues with exploding boilers. I recently decided to switch from burning coal to wood stove pellets in my 2016 Toyota. I'm just glad they've recently opened more water fill up stations in the Philadelphia area. Nothing sucks more than having your boiler run dry because you forgot to fill it up before you left for work! My buddy's 2019 Honda Accord has a larger water holding capacity in its boiler, so he can drive back and forth to work(30 miles) for 4 straight days without needing to refill his boiler! My wife's Porsche Panamera has the new triple expansion steam engine that makes lots of power, but to save on weight, it's got a small water capacity, so she's got to refill her boiler every day! As a sports car, it only runs on anthracite coal, which isn't available at every filling station.....**
on her trip to pforzheim Benz's wife invented the Brakepad. she found the wooden blocks Karl installed weren't sufficient for braking, so she went to a workshop where they do leatherwork, took two pieces, nailed them to the wooden blocks and there you go, brakepads.
Who fucking thought that ford invented the car?
You could go even further and tell us, what was the very first car with the modern controls layout (clutch, brake, throttle pedals + dedicated gear shifter). That is something rather interesting that not many people know.
Philip Cooper the model A
Philip Cooper Top Gear did a bit on that a long time ago
They also did a bit about every single thing on the Donut Media, so why would anyone even bother doing anything. And people still have no clue, as the Decimator thinks it was the model A.
Cadillac type 53.
Don't forget Trevithick's London Steam Carriage! More refined than his Puffing Devil. Strong steam was what they called high pressure. Nice to see Cornwall getting a mention!
That was actually a bus.
@@greenturtlgaming2554 more a taxi
It‘s so funny when you really live in Mannheim😂
Awesome! Not bad humor either. Benz being the first, that’s so cool that he loved bikes. Awesome wife and kids too. She was brave!
Credits to Nicolaus August Otto for inventing the 4-stroke engine
True, True my friend!
Uh...? in school I learned it was a guy named Beau-de-rochas who invented the 4 stroke engine
@@benjaminfontaine5541 Ok the case seems to be a bit more complicated than I thought. The actual inventor seems to be Christian Reithmann, who got a patent for the four-stroke engine in 1860 in Germany. The patent ran out in 1861 already, and Otto took over it in 1862 for a 'generous compensation'. Beau-de-Rochas described the principle of the four-stroke engine independently and patented in in 1862 in France. However, he didn't actually build such an engine and also didn't develop it further.
www.britannica.com/biography/Alphonse-Eugene-Beau-de-Rochas
@@nicorosbergf1fan783 Ah ok great thanks for those informations
@@benjaminfontaine5541 It was also good for me to look it up :)
It's really cool seeing the own home village in a Donut Video about the first car :D
*Jah will provide.*
Lol, yea, Jah will totally provide. That's why Jamaica, and Ethiopia are such wealthy world powers...
I love all the comments about those who think Ford made the first car. You all come across quite condescendingly, and yet many of you contend that Ford made the first assembly line, which they certainly didn't! Oldsmobile made the first assembly line in U.S. auto production. Ford made the first MOVING assembly line - huge difference.
I was watching wheelhaus, but now I'm watching wheelhouse
Funny detail about Lenoir's Hippomobile: Lenoire built gas engines (not gasoline or patrol real gas) he generated the gas with an electrolytic process, using electrical current from batteries, this makes his car with internal combustion also an electric car.
Maybe some people have some doubts about this complicated process and Lenoir never really went into the automobile construction, therefor he has only little influence on the development of the automobile.
What's the quarter mile on that thing?!? 🙃🙃
NickPDX22 10 months.
It has a top speed of 10 mph and it reaches that very quickly, so let's just ignore the acceleration phase. Roughly a 40th of an hour = 1.5 minutes. Riding a bike would be faster.
Yes ... 😄
Great job and keep up the awesome work.
I find it stupid how many people always argue to me that ford made the first ever car! Now to be fair I never knew what the first car was exactly, but i knew it was between 1850 and 1900! Next time that happens im just going to show them this video lol
Did you know Edison did not invent quite a few things, that people claim he did?
The reason they think ford made the first car was because he masproduced them.
damn, didn't Know A-shit-pie liked cars.
Mazder_ I changed my name as a joke when ajit was still a thing people were talking about and now im stuck with the name for 90 weeks or around 3-4 months, i have about 1 1/2 - 2 months left untill i can change it again lol
The American version of general history is rarely if ever how history actually played out. Outside of the US, doubt you'll find many people trying to argue that Ford made the first car. Here in Australia learnt that it was Benz's Motorwagen in school when I was 6 or 7 years old, and that Edison was a bit of a psychotic thief who is generally credited with inventing the lightbulb, but that our entire modern electric grid is built on Tesla's ideas and inventions when we were like 12.
Amazing! Really enjoyed this one! Intriguing with lots of great info
Half-a-million Hype
I have a video question for you guys. Why are wheels chrome or silver? Why is that the standard color for sooooo many makes and models over the years? Would love a video on that topic! Love the videos as always btw!
Carl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler have been the famous German inventors, who made the car running
Great video. It reminded me of Barry-O when he said "you didn't do that. Someone else did it for you." LOL. Thank you again.
What about eletric cars >.>
they came before combustion cars but werent considered "cars"!
We don't care about them 😝
Cause electric cars suck amirit
@@Helperbot-2000 Well that statement tells me you aren't likely to be the owner of a GM car in 2035. They just announced their goal is to have NO internal combustion powered vehicles by then! Oh look, a new electric Vette! Lol
@@Loulovesspeed i predict ill drive some volvo still in 2035, im driving a 940 right now
@@Helperbot-2000 There you go!
Nailed it indeed. Very interesting yet fun to watch.... Wish I had history like this in school... TY!!
Why do people still think Henry Ford invented the car?
It was obviusly Benz
(god, my english sucks)
It's still better than most TH-cam comments.
I already known . But my high school I went to forced it in our heads to believe that fort invented the first automobile
@@BxNcVsper777 first mass produced
The Master Tanker It wasn’t really him either, watch the video....
Not necessarily, the oldest known car is from 1806 that ran on steam power. Invented by Richard Trevithick in Long England.
There was also the Oruktor Amphiboles, built by Charles Evans in 1805, which has been credited as being both the first automobile and the first amphibious vehicle.
1:58 hahaha why did they clarify that it wasn’t footage from 1769 HAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You gotta remember that som people are really dumb XD
@@Helperbot-2000 Behaviorally modern troglodytes don't even know how sexual reproduction works and don't bother to look under the lid to see what gender they are...It's not Winter that Is Coming, but an eternal Hunter-Gatherer summer....When you are in a habitat with an eternal summer you don't need to refine the skills to cooperate with others in your tribe and store food and build shelters and HVAC systems so you could survive the winter...when food grows all year round you just steal it if it isn't nailed down and may never discover capitalism...We don't have a color problem, we have a unfortunate habitat problem, and they can't help it.
@@brentfisher902 uhm ok...
“Cart Boy” 😂😂😂😂😂 the humor in this show is awesome!!!
No, Ford did not invent the car. Ford revolutionized the car. There is a difference.
Tele Vision not the car, but the car production
@@dave2885 exactly, an old neighbour has one still running to this day, an authentic certified tin lizzie
In America.
The Daimler-Maybach high speed internal combustion engine, with it's spray nozzle Carburetor, should also be mentioned.
Was thinking that myself.
Who really thought ford invented the car? I was told it was karl benz
So glad you made this video! I watch heaps of youtube car channels and SO OFTEN see americans arguing in the comments that ford invented the car. I dont understand how it's such a common misunderstanding?
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Yes it really was a good one ☝
#CARTBOY
Y'all need to do a video on the first car with a normal layout with 3 pedals and a gear selector. I think it was a Cadillac and it was the first to have a turn-key electronic ignition.
"This is not footage from 1769"
The fact that Cugnot's Fardier was not mass produced does not make it less of a car.
When is Stuttgart, visit the Mercedes Benz museum, its awesome!
it is indeed! also, go to Ingolstadt for the Audi museum, Munich for the BMW museum.
I believe Peugeot claims credit for the first commercial car in l896. I owned two, a 304 (59) and a 404(64), over a span of 10 years. Great use of materials like brass and stainless steel. Hemi combustion chambers. Great paint job and the seats made a bed. Sun roof and Michelin X were standard equip. The aluminum head on the cast iron block with liners had to be retorqued often. (20K) Really well balanced and a pleasure to drive. The seat fabric lasted about 2 years. It had 4 speeds on the column. The French are very innovative. I think it was a mistake to market in the USA with Renault.
I love hearing people tell me Ford made the first car. 😂😂
I've seen the Fardier de Cugnot in a museum in Paris, it's so massive
absolute unit
1:25 Thomas the engine be like in 1800s
Christopher Spencer was an American inventor famous for inventing the Spencer Repeating Rifle and Carbine and manufacturing them for the US Army and Navy during the Civil War. He built a "Horseless Carriage" that was steam powered to commute to his factory, but it made so much noise and scared carriage horses so badly that local citizens forced him to stop driving it.
Who invented the sunroof
No one ever said Ford invented the car. He is just given credit for perfecting the assembly line for them
Ford was the first to implement the assembly line bringing the cost of cars way down. He was also the first to pay high wages so that his employees could actually afford the product they wqere building.
I like your way of presenting 😊
Ford didn’t invent the car, but he perfected it and made it available to the masses, rather than just a select group of wealthy people.
Casually watching WheelHouse and suddenly seeing the name of your hometown on the screen - can't say I wasn't surprised
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Étienne Lenoir made the first car
Nop, this thing doesn’t count. It was Benz.
Fantastic video guys. I knew Mr. Benz had created the first real car but the previous inventors placed the stepping Stones for it to happen. Really cool stuff.
When you realize that the car was invented where you live🙋🏼♂️😂
Amazing.
Do one on wankle
Comprehensive. Thanks.
"Sue me" hmm maybe I will maybe I wont
Glad finally someone actually mentioned the hippomobile
Guys remember
*JAH WILL PROVIDE*
Benz was a keen bicycler, that`s why his first and second car (the Bertha used) were looking like giant tricycles. But you are missing one important point. Benz constructed the first commercially available car too -- Benz Velo (full name Velocipede, The Bicycle!!!) in 1894 which were produced 1200 pieces. The age of car starts here.
Who the fuck thinks Ford invented the car?