Here's Why Mazda's New Rotary Engine is Genius
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Making me miss my ol' Millenia S 2.3L.. Tho, am quite happy w/ the GS 350..
Scotty!
Afternoon Scotty! Love the new video!
Oh Scotty!
Thank you a gazillion time for all these HISTORY EPISODES.
They are such a wonderful source of information.
You should definitely make a SEPARATE CHANNEL for just HISTORICAL VIDEO DOCUMENTS about the vehicles industry (and just simply start it by feeding it with your previous historical video documents).
Best regards.
God bless you!
Scotty I’m looking at a 1995 f150 xl 4wd lb with a v8 and 117,000 miles. The interior is in pretty good condition with a small crack in the dash and some chipped paint on the hood. There’s also no visible rust. Anything I should look out for on the vehicle?
Dude, what new rotary? That was a history lesson
I’m thinking the same
Glad i'm not the only one...
the range extender in the upcomming hybrid I'm guessing
Agreed. Not a tecnnical report on the latest generation Mazda Rotary as advertised in the video headline, but more of hap hazard historical look at the Mazda Company. :(
If you watched until the end, you would have realized that this is continuing, aka, leading up to that
My wife told me it was either her or scotty... I told her to rev up her engine on her way out.
you should have revved your engine and told her to get out of the way.
@@BigEightiesNewWave my lexus is at the garage cant do it 😭
She is a money pit anyway.
Lmfao..
😂
I learned more in this 10 minutes than i do at school in 8 hours
You listened this time.
@@lukespack nah
lmao same
Yeah, I suggest fact checking everything you "learn" from school. Unfortunately, its becoming more and more political. Question EVerything. And you will be smarter than most. And be more well rounded.
@@Sublimer79 public education is indoctrination. Very soon I realized why Pink Floyd said "we don't need no thought control."
Scotty is literally the absolute best. The man is in his 60's and he's still proving everybody wrong. He's like a Toyota, he's always as awsome as ever
He just had his birthday last month and turned 67.
@@billdougan4022 sorry, I fixed it
Ken, ma zeh tov!
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He's like a toyota celica
Scotty is the automotive David Attenborough
Wrong. David Attenborough is the Scotty of the natural world!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😁😁😁😆😆😆 thats a very good and hilarious analogy!!!
Hahaha
Scotty is the Alex Jones of cars
The whole reason I bought my Rx8 was for the rotary engine. I am what I would call a rotary engine enthusiast, or what Scotty would call... A maniac.
I love my RX8 too
When she sings, it's a beautiful sound
'Endless Taco Pit'
I love the rotary as a performance engine! I miss making that engine in my RX-7 (1992) sing! It was weird though, up at something like 8000 RPM, give or take, all vibrations and sound (from inside the car) seemed to stop. Let off the gas and I'd hear it again. Weird. I don't miss going through $120 in gas a week, but I guess if I hadn't have driven like a madman every chance I had it probably would've lasted longer. lol
FB,FC and FD had them all.
Love every single one till i got married now I only have a Turbo II and bankrupt
@@gonzarellious6102 I feel that, I can't help but drive it like I stole it.
Scotty must’ve put a lot of time and effort into this Mazda history video we appreciate all of your hard work Scotty thank you.
I’d like to have seen some references jotted down for further research.
I don't care what people say but the rotaries will always be awesome especially the Mazda RX-7 and RX-8!
Yea man 200 ponies of fury to the wheels of a 3000 pound car...super excite!
@@6000pounds Don't know what variants of the RX7 the U.S. had but in Japan there were 300hp versions, those were exciting cars in the 90s at a time American V8s were pushing out only 150-200hp whilst weighing the same as an aircraft carrier 🤷♂️ obviously they've came a long way now the new GT500 and the Camaro ZL1 1LE are very good cars👌
Loved my RX-8!
I daily drive an RX-8 and can absolutely say it's an awesome drive every time! The modern Wankel engine is only a failure if you don't know how to maintain it or don't want to pout in the little extra time needed to make it reliable. 232+ horsepower in a perfectly-balanced, light, and tight handling sports car puts it in supercar fun-factor territory, and you can get a more-reliable Series II (2009-2011) for under $10K.
Check out Rob Dahm and his 4-rotor race car banging out over 1,000 hp engine plus with a very reliable custom built engine.
I love the way you care about the viewers, you have the best content and your energy is perfect. It’s nice to hear a person be so happy it’s very contagious.
Thank you for coming back
God bless Scotty Kilmer and his family!
I love these documentaries by Scotty.
True, he should make some audio books on cars.
Same man! The one about bmw was crazy interesting 🤙
Scotty...that was awesome! What an awesome story and great job on the narration ♥️
show him your vid of the small rotary with transparent side glass.
Yeh, but it's not the same without seeing him flailing his arms about as he talks.
For a video that purports to be on Mazda’s recent improvements to the rotary engine it seems to leave that to “part 2”. Bah
@@yafuker6046 I do the same thing, however a lot more before and I traced it to stress
@@Dreamer3K ha nice you've seen it I have a lot more on the way
The story of 47 ronin is really worth reading. They are worshiped in Japan as shining example of commitment and duty. It's one of the essential epics, that helps the westerners to understand Japan and the mindset of many Japanese people.
I just literally dropped an entire online gaming session just to watch this video. Scotty knows how to catch your interest for sure.
(Wish he said "not as reliable as a '94 Toyota Celica" tho...)
Awesome videos, love hearing how rich Mazdas history really is. Can't wait for your next knowledgeable installment on this series! Also can't wait for future content!!
Thank you for sharing the History of Mazda, I personally can't wait to see the next video :)
Love the history lesson
You didn’t watch the whole thing
So glad part 2 came out! I couldn't wait any longer!
It astounds me that Scotty can put out 2 videos a day and have such high quality
Kei car is pronounced "kae" car, not "kee".
Enjoying the series, and the history lesson
¿Do you speak Japanese..?...' O kei' then....
@@tmo2798 hahahaha yes
@@tmo2798 I mean, T Mo is correct in the pronunciation...
@@tmo2798 はい けい いい
Scotty pronounced just about everything in this video incorrectly.
My cousin took me for a ride years ago in his 1971-ish RX-3 (I think it was) which looked like a little Japanese 2-door coupe that was a blast to drive and ride!
Wow Scotty, I've never considered it but you've got a great narrative voice. I stepped away from the computer but within earshot and quickly realized how easy it is to listen to your voice. I wish all lecturers had that vocal quality. I might actually learn from the lectures on uninteresting subjects if you gave the lecture. Please feel free to do more videos like this.
These type of content is really interesting Scotty!! Thanks for putting this together and sharing!!
Thank you for the educational video scotty👍🏼
My daughter has a late 2000s Mazda 3 with 2.3 liter and automatic that we bought her at 175k and other than burning a little oil that car still feels “alive” at 219k miles. She has already said she wants her next car to also be a Mazda.
Mazdas pistons eat oil after 80k. The rotaries eat oil at birth...like my chainsaw.
Get her a Toyota
@@inwardpod Got the younger daughter a 2001 Camry (with 119k miles) - and that car has given me more headaches believe it or not.
@@inwardpod The new Mazdas are starting to rival Toyota in quality. Not to mention they look so much better.
@@TheTardis157 Mazdas has always been better than Toyota in all ways!
This is by far the best video you have ever published. Keep doing them PLEASE!
Yo Scotty. Been watching you for years!!! This is something different and I absolutely love it! Car history is so rich and its cool to hear YOU narrating it.
I was actually tripping because this video came on automatically and I knew it was your voice! If you decide to make another one I'll definitely watch it.
Imagine a diesel rotary engine. Oh wait, Rolls Royce made one prototype which was too reliable.
Too reliable???
The Chrysler turbine was the most reliable car engine ever built. Only had one moving part and didn't wear out like the rotary. The engine could easily last 1 million miles or more. The Chrysler marketing department killed the engine because they believed most of Chrysler's sales came from repeat customers. But if the engine lasted 1 million miles nobody would ever buy another one. Their business model relied on planned obsolescence, not endless durability.
Probably the same deal with Rolls Royce.
@@Novusod nice urban legend
@@MilesPrower1992 it was reliable because diesel also acts as a lubricant for the apex seals.
@@Novusod but a car is more than an engine, and other parts wear too.
The long flame front in rotary engine leads to incomplete combustion...results in high HC and CO emissions. That's why Mazda uses 2 spark plugs firing in sequence. Supposedly rotaries work much better with hydrogen as a fuel as has a very quick ignition, even with the long flame front.
Fascinating. Didn't think anyone had tried that. I don't think burning hydrogen is going to be widespread though. You might have better luck with LNG maybe.
Converting electricity to hydrogen is low loss and dirt cheap conversion. Converting hydrogen to a hydrocarbon requires CO2 at bit of energy loss. If solar power and carbon credits were priced at their real "value" nobody would be saying anything about the end of hydrocarbons, hydrocarbons would be what solar plants make on days they cannot sell all the power they make.
@@beachbum4fun2 Mazda actually built and dolls some rare hydrogen powered RX8s in Japan,n there were very few but supposedly absolutely brilliant
@@GT442 The cool bit about the hydrogen RX-8s was they could also run on gasoline, switching fuel supply with a button on the dash. The problem was that now it needed 2 fuel tanks, the hydrogen tank taking up the whole trunk. Running on hydrogen it made 100 less hp.
@@jtso7636 so in theory, hydrogen rotary hybrid could be the answer..
Love this series Scotty! Thank you 🤩
Loved this post.
Never knew the history of the rotary engine.
Thank you, sir. I'll share this.
Scotty is the story telling grandpa of the motorheads...🤗
Changed the world, changed the game, changed your wallet, changed your wife, changed to another state! Rev up your engines! 🚙💭
Another amazing Video by Scotty! I love all your work, but these mini documentaries are something else! Hope to see plenty more, and good luck with the move!
Well done! Thank you for putting this together. Your ready for the History Channel!
scotty old voice fits right in with these voice over videos
Scotty love these on Mazda ❤️💪 I have owned 12 Mazda over the last 24 years - 5 MX5’s, with an RF and a CX5 turbo diesel currently in our garage. I live in Australia and our SkyActiv 2.2 Turbo diesel runs at a completely different tune compared to the version that was sold in the USA. Our version has 140kw and 450nm of torque and will deliver between 6-7.5 litres per 100km.
All of our Mazda’s have been brilliant, fun to drive, reliable and never caused us a single headache. Here in Australia the brand has been the number 2 car company with as much as 10% market share. I follow Mazda closely all over the world and I know how hard they are trying to crack the USA market. You guys are about to receive the Mazda3 and CX30 in turbo form ... sadly not for us 😥
@@PietriGuitars never has a single mechanical issue . Most is covered 180,000 km before I sold them. I have been a state manager most of working life . My 1998 NB MX5 covered 180,000 in just over 18 months .
@@PietriGuitars we have 3 cars in our garage since 2000. My wife’s, mine and a MX5 has been in the garage for most of my like. Have used them to tow heavy loads, travelled up to Frazer Island and embarrassed many ‘real’ 4wheel drives .
Great Story and Narration Scotty....love your informative videos and always lively antics! Please keep your channel going as long as you can to educate those of us out here who haven't been in the trenches as long as you have!
I can tell Scotty is super respectful of these Japanese survivors and pioneers in car engineering and production. Well put together documentary!
2-STROKES are the way to go. They should put effort into 2-strokes.
Many race cars are testing 2-stroke engines. It makes sense for race cars.
@@wanderer397 I have seen a two cylinder range extender, but a three cylinder I think would do just as good.
😭😭😭😭😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
2 strokes are a “compromise” in an engine designing process. Trying to make a compromise better is NOT the way to go.
@@lonerider5315 for cars made to be fast it is.
I love my Mazda cx 9 but hate its paint my only complaint if a key touches it chips so my hood and mirrors are scratch up from highway
Another great episode, thanks for producing these as they are really interesting and enjoyable. I look forward to additional episodes,
Love these 👌🏾 whoever helps with these vids, keep em!
Mazda’s have improved so much since they got ford’s foot out of their door jamb.
@Johnny Reb yeah I do “Mazdas”, my phone did it automatically for some reason 🤫
No escaping the grammar police on utube
@Johnny Reb ok Mr. Internet English teacher
That cosmo is a good looking little car. Kinda reminds me of a Porsche 914 mixed with a old thunderbird
Saw one in person at an auto show a couple of years ago, my dad and I thought it looked great. Small, though, as you might expect.
Porsche can thank Mazda for the disign then!
thank you scottie for keep making educational videos. i really enjoy it. :)
Finally, the video I have been waiting for is here. Thanks Scotty
Love the docuseries Scotty! Keep it up
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Great videos bud. I subbed as well. Trying to learn all I can.
Love Scottys videos. I followed you as well @SimpleDIYAuto. Great info you have
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I subscribed as well
The only thing I don't like. We can't see Scotty's hand movements!
when can we see you make Chrysler history?
Scotty: Never
They'll be history soon enough
Great video. Keep this format like a series
You have a voice that's well suited to telling stories, great video. Thanks.
I was familiar with the "old" rotarry engine, where is the video for the genius "new" rotary engine?
Hearing Scotty's voice but not seeing him wave his arms around is like having chocolate chip cookies without a glass of milk.
Scotty. This is the first video I have watched from you in this format.
I have to say I am impressed! Very nice work. The footage and facts are awesome.
Scotty you're an absolute legend!! Please please please keep these historical videos coming. Simply outstanding!
History is always interesting..
Little known fact, Mazda would not be here today if it wasn't for Ford financially bailing them out of debt in early 80's. As part of the deal Ford had design rights to several Mazda models that's why The Probe looked like an Rx7 & The Explorer looked like a Mazda Navajo. The most sold copy cat was the Ranger that was almost identical to the Mazda B2300. Now they only had design rights, so none of the drivetrain was Mazda. Seen your Ford badge & thought you'd be interested in that.
I like your pfp
Japan is so great.
In the 1800s still at medieval level, and 220 years later they are the most sophisticated people on earth.
After WW2, Japan changed so much within 40 years.
Korea's transformation might be even more impressive.
I always get excited every time there’s a educational video 😍🥰
I had an RX3 Wagon, Great car, then traded it in on an RX 4 wagon and my favorite a 1974 Rotary Pick-up, all fun to drive and were trouble free.
i love mazda, but many people said that mazda have bad rust problem. is that true ?
No they don't. I'm on my 4th Mazda...idk how to explain it but once you drive one you won't want anything else...except a rolls royce maybe
@@Jayphil1 Am waiting to see what will Mazda bring out for sports cars Coupes and now 4 Door coupes
Them: "Were you killed?"
Rotary Engine: "Sadly yes....but I lived!"
Scotty, another great documentary video, good job keep up the good work.
scotty we love u pls dont give up u have many thing ahead of the future
Wankel engine is one of the most interesting engines. You need to talk about the rest of the companies that bought their rights to produce them and their efforts to accomplish. Mazda will come up to sth again. Probably with the use of hydrogen as fuel.
Love these segments.
Amazing man , I learned here what I couldn’t learn in 4 years of using a rotary car ,... cheers mate
Really enjoyed the video and I learned something new. Thank you Scotty 😊
Why is this entitled “New Rotary Engine”?
that also fucked me lmao. Got hyped thinking there was a new modern rotarty
@@IvanSantos-zu5ke Mazda RX-Vision is the new mazda concepts. But I'm not sure it will be reality or not.
Loved this informative video on Mazda! I had a '82 RX7 back in the early '90's and loved it!
these videos are a lot of fun, Scotty
Scotty’s auto history documentaries are ONbelievably well done.
Scotty you're a great teacher and I've both learned from and enjoyed many of your videos. I really like the documentary-style of this one. I look forward to seeing more like this and learning more from your other type of videos as well. You're a pretty cool guy.
Nice vid man!
I love this format. You could talk car history all day and people would listen.
I have learned so much from watching Scotty car repair videos .thank you Scotty for your time
Scotty, you’re just amazing man. Appreciate your vids
BRAAAAAAP! brapbrapbrap
Man, I love how Scotty lectures like a real professor and at how he's also full of energy on his other vids
I wish I had a teacher like this when i was younger and with hair
Beautiful video well made!
Very cool, thank you for making this Scotty
WOW, stepping up to a new level with type of video Scotty
Great video Scotty! Have a great weekend!
Liked this new video! The subject is interesting and well laid out.
This is so cool! Keep um coming
There are still lots of us rotary engine enthusiasts in the US. I love the things and have used rotary powered 13b RX7s as daily drivers for more than 10 years. So much history, meaning as well as racing heritage behind em.
Wow scotty, these little documentaries are LIFE CHANGING
Hi Scott, I Been watching your videos over 8 years. I like your advice on fixing cars
Thank you so much Scotty this was great!
Scotty, this new format is awesome.
scotty, as another viewer mentioned in the comments to a previous video, you're like the dad i never had. 😭🙏👊🏾
Another excellent history documentary! I'm looking forward to Part 3.
Absolutely LOVED this video!
Thank you for the informative information.
These are quite interesting and well done.
Scotty your videos are always educational
Thanks Scotty. You're a wonder. In these times we need more Scotty Kilmers, people who do what they do with intelligence and respect for the viewers. Thanks, my friend.
This was an awesome video! Please DO MORE LIKE THIS
This was the best episode of this chanel!
this is awesome Scotty! I love it!
Beautiful. I have driven rotary for 35 years... through 5 model's. The visual here is top.