@@TWARDOWSKY.Of course not, the younger generation is so lazy that there arent any nice cars being produced. It just gets to their part pf the assembly line, they slap a part on half-assedly and say "good enough" then send it down the line
@@MinutemanOutdoors right, its not the corporation and share holders cutting costs at quality control ruining historic companies, its the minimum wage workers fault. got it
@@michaelmeliambro5117 if i still stay alive, there is a high chance of being disabled... id rather die than sit in a wheelchair for the rest of my life
The Diablo and 355 look so docile compared to what's coming out nowadays. That's not a complaint mind you, they're still great looking cars, just so much more simple.
And the 456, too. Classically elegant. Much better looking than the FF/GTC4 Lusso and even the 612 Scaglietti, which is a nice looking car, not gonna lie! Actually, ''classical elegance'' was the phrase Jeremy used in order to describe the looks of the 456 when he tested it back then.
@@luissfalz8822 ....who pissed in your cornflakes 6 months ago? Edit:just saw your pfp, now the blatant racism and lack of understanding of other cultures makes sense if you think a controversial war flag is a great profile picture
They might “look” docile, but I bet my 70+ mother can drive any Aventador or F8 with just little precautions. On the other hand I’m sure she couldn’t even move a few feet on a Diablo without crashing. Today’s supercars are much more tamed than 80’s-90’s, despite their being much faster.
I promise you the Diablo isn’t docile, far from it. An absolute animal, a man’s car that takes no prisoners. You could drive any of the current Lambo’s with one hand haha
Thank you so much for uploading! Was really looking for this one, previously I’ve just found piece of it but it’s great to have it wholly! Proud Italian here 🇮🇹
"Traffic is marvelous, it's amusing, it can be fatal, but why? Because it's unpredictable, you never know what's going to happen" "it's a great fun except once in a while the price is too high"
This was absolutely brilliant!! Thank you for uploading it. As an Italian seeing Agnelli, Pininfarina and Giugiaro made me really proud. I loved Jeremy Clarkson's bit as well but that is no news.. Thank you again!!
09:55 but bugatti is french? Edit: For people like me wondering why Bugatti is there, Bugatti was founded by Ettore Bugatti and existed from 1909 to 1963. 1987 a Italian named Romano Artioli bought the name and rights to the brand and Bugatti were based in Italy until it was bought by VW in 1998.
@@viniciusmagnoni6492 Bugatti had gone to Germany to work at Deutz and when he founded bugatti in Molsheim in 1909, the Alsace region was still germany Only later in 1919 Alsace pass to France and then returned to Germany in 1940 with WWII And here ends the story of the mythical Bugatti cars in fact, the postwar period up to the closure in 1963 was only a slow agony in addition Ettore Bugatti always maintained Italian citizenship until the end of WWII when he was literally forced to take French citizenship for the hope of taking back his factory which had been confiscated by the French government who considered Bugatti a collaborator of the Germans
I'm proud and always will be to be a törineis, a Turin inhabitant. We have written car history since 1897 and, even if now everything has passed away like smoke in the air, what we have told to the world can't be erased!
@@TownofJezza Ma co 't disi! What are you saying?! Fiat put italians on wheels, which makes it the most important despite any doubts. Ferrari, Maserati (which are part of FCA) and Lamborghini teach us how to dream, but real life is way different
I believe the best thing about the Italian culture is that they don't take themselves too seriously. Cars, food, fashion, opera, art? Sure, very serious. But themselves? If you drove in the US they way they commonly do in Italy, half of this country would be dead from road rage by next Saturday.
@@leoa4c Italian's made up the bulk of Rommel's Afrika Corps and did pretty well. A bad high command, lousy equipment, poor training and limited resources weren't the fault of the Italian soldier. Much of the dismissive nature was allied propaganda as well, particularly British.
It's such a shame almost everything of what we see here doesn't exist anymore. Fiat is almost nowhere present, thanks to some bad decisions taken at that time. Alfa Romeo is still half-dead. Lancia is fully dead. Lamborghini is under German ownership. The Italian phase of Bugatti is gone, after Romano Artioli's bankruptcy drama, and the only remnant of the past is the abandoned Bugatti plant. Now Bugatti is also under German ownership. Only Ferrari is still going strong and independent! And Pagani would present its Zonda in 1999, albeit with a German engine!
Unfortunately, not only is all you write true, but this state of affairs is completely deliberate. The globalists objectives include homogenisation thus to facilitate destruction of every aspect of history & culture, anything which people understand as worth fighting for. Then, so weakened that nothing matters, we are easily dominated. Which is what’s happening right now, late in 2022. The same people have invested half a century in breaking up the family unit. Now, it’s confidence is our sexuality & desire to bring children into the world. They are evil incarnate. They must be resisted.
Actually, it didn't die! It just had its head gaskets blown - and quite dramatically, too! Watch closely and, after the "poof" and behind Clarkson's question, you'll still hear the engine idling right up until the test driver shut it off! 🙂
Best guess would be to prevent copyright infringement on music, as far as I know TH-cam now has bots that go through videos looking for any copyright infringements, if found they take down your video & give you a strike I believe, hope this helps 😊
Italy and Italians differs a lot from region to region... on the northern part, no one would have ever tried to drive like the crazy young guy even in the 70's or 80's or 90's, but if you move south well maybe you can find some traffic madness. Scooter craze stopped after the mid 2000's, speed cameras have been introduced almost on every major route and eu regulations on pollution and stuff made the rest. Love for cars is still undisputed tough
@@yomadman90 You have to think to Italy like 2 country (much more in actually) paste together... In the north you have the england,in the south the mexico with every parts with its pro and cons.
I can see why things that are made in Italy have characteristics that can only be Italian. Italy is such an incredible country and the people are awesome too!
Asses' milk was believed to have a beneficial effect on the body, either to bathe in (Cleopatra style) or to drink. Napoleon's sister is also reported to have used asses' milk for her skin's health care.
Donkey milk (or ass milk/jenny milk) is the milk from the domesticated donkey (Equus asinus). It has been used since antiquity for cosmetic purposes as well as infant nutrition.
I can always watch a car documentary by clarkson, but I’d never watch one hosted by just Hammond or May. Or even Hammond & May. It’s all about Clarkson
my dear friend Jeremy Clarkson I'm very diplease to say you that all what you got in your italian experience in 1995 is all over, as manufacturing no more designer nor italian style, no more 2 bln cars per year sell like in uk. 25 years later Mr. Clarkson Italy bacame one of the poorest country in the world, with very low ammount of goods exports and a lot of historical factories shutted. Agnelli of course is death, this is not a bed issue, and all fiat brand fallen like the british layland in the 80, fiat sink with all the others marks on follow. Don't forgetting the national health system which is the same you left 25 years ago. Sincerly an Italian car's lover, big fan of your shows.
Nope, look up bgatti's histoy to find out why, its somewhat complicated but it was foundet by an italian (hence the very italian name), though it was run in france until around 1950s i believe, in the 70s it was brought back to life by another italian who then sold it in 1998 to vw, who in turn brought it back to france
Jeremy Clarkson 's Motorworld Season 1 and 2 (1995-1996) Playlist:
th-cam.com/play/PLV59zdOoLX09skIQ_crwJhfvT9QAe1NMM.html
These old Clarkson documentaries show a world that no longer exists
Yeap, it was a world of bommers gen world. fortunately the young generation no longer has to show off with immorally expensive cars..
@@TWARDOWSKY.Of course not, the younger generation is so lazy that there arent any nice cars being produced. It just gets to their part pf the assembly line, they slap a part on half-assedly and say "good enough" then send it down the line
@@MinutemanOutdoors right, its not the corporation and share holders cutting costs at quality control ruining historic companies, its the minimum wage workers fault. got it
The old days do look better. There's a sense of structure, purpose but with a careless flair
*Also these cars, petrol and houses were easier to obtain
Probably the best programm about Italian carhistory
“If you put the seatbelt on, you’re inviting disaster”
DUMBEST.....ARGUMENT.....EVER!!!!
@@michaelmeliambro5117 chill dude hhahahaha
@@michaelmeliambro5117 actually a good argument, fuck seatbelts
@@michaelmeliambro5117 if i still stay alive, there is a high chance of being disabled... id rather die than sit in a wheelchair for the rest of my life
Sorry officer, if I wear a seatbelt I'd be inviting disaster.
He is the best on these documentaries. I like his style of telling the story
Wish the Agnelli interview was longer.
This is the most aesthetic car review ever
This is my favourite show so far 😎👍
Thanks for uploading this! 👍👍👍
Italidesign has made some of the most beautiful concept cars. Glad they're mentioned here.
The Diablo and 355 look so docile compared to what's coming out nowadays. That's not a complaint mind you, they're still great looking cars, just so much more simple.
And the 456, too. Classically elegant. Much better looking than the FF/GTC4 Lusso and even the 612 Scaglietti, which is a nice looking car, not gonna lie!
Actually, ''classical elegance'' was the phrase Jeremy used in order to describe the looks of the 456 when he tested it back then.
I think you understand more about nacho than cars. I doubt there are cars where you come from.
@@luissfalz8822 ....who pissed in your cornflakes 6 months ago?
Edit:just saw your pfp, now the blatant racism and lack of understanding of other cultures makes sense if you think a controversial war flag is a great profile picture
They might “look” docile, but I bet my 70+ mother can drive any Aventador or F8 with just little precautions. On the other hand I’m sure she couldn’t even move a few feet on a Diablo without crashing. Today’s supercars are much more tamed than 80’s-90’s, despite their being much faster.
I promise you the Diablo isn’t docile, far from it. An absolute animal, a man’s car that takes no prisoners. You could drive any of the current Lambo’s with one hand haha
I remember watching this as a kid and loved it, re-watching it now is pure nostalgia.
God damn!! the italian mindset about seatbelts is simply mindblowing hahaha
Nowadays fortunately this has changed a lot, especially in Northern part of the country
Well he said in a panto and they drive in the city.
I really miss the world of the 90s.
The best Era
I was 15 when this was new, I remember like it was yesterday when I recorded it on my father VHS
Thank you so much for uploading! Was really looking for this one, previously I’ve just found piece of it but it’s great to have it wholly!
Proud Italian here 🇮🇹
"Italian road safety: good hospitals." 😂
"Traffic is marvelous, it's amusing, it can be fatal, but why? Because it's unpredictable, you never know what's going to happen"
"it's a great fun except once in a while the price is too high"
Basically it's Russian Roulette on wheels.
That was the most quintessentially Italian perspective on traffic/safety that I have ever heard 😂
This was absolutely brilliant!! Thank you for uploading it. As an Italian seeing Agnelli, Pininfarina and Giugiaro made me really proud. I loved Jeremy Clarkson's bit as well but that is no news.. Thank you again!!
09:55 but bugatti is french?
Edit:
For people like me wondering why Bugatti is there, Bugatti was founded by Ettore Bugatti and existed from 1909 to 1963. 1987 a Italian named Romano Artioli bought the name and rights to the brand and Bugatti were based in Italy until it was bought by VW in 1998.
depends on the time period - today it's german owned
@@TownofJezza yea i know, but i did not know it was italian for a short period.
But besides that, Ettore Bugatti is Italian, he was born in Milan, so Bugatti always will be somewhat italian too.
@Scud Ferrari He was born in Milan, from an Italian family. Then, he went to France and acquired the French citizenship.
@@viniciusmagnoni6492
Bugatti had gone to Germany to work at Deutz
and when he founded bugatti in Molsheim in 1909, the Alsace region was still germany
Only later in 1919 Alsace pass to France
and then returned to Germany in 1940 with WWII
And here ends the story of the mythical Bugatti cars
in fact, the postwar period up to the closure in 1963 was only a slow agony
in addition
Ettore Bugatti always maintained Italian citizenship until the end of WWII
when he was literally forced to take French citizenship
for the hope of taking back his factory
which had been confiscated by the French government
who considered Bugatti a collaborator of the Germans
I'm proud and always will be to be a törineis, a Turin inhabitant. We have written car history since 1897 and, even if now everything has passed away like smoke in the air, what we have told to the world can't be erased!
Maranello is where it's at...
@@TownofJezza Well, around the end of the video, where the Alfa 145 is and Pininfarina/Giugiare were interviewed, is in Torino!
@@TCORLDD right, but Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini come from Maranello - Fiat isn't THAT big...
@@TownofJezza In Brazil for example FIAT is huge!!! We even have a Myth called "uninho escada"... (Besides I dont like their cars)
@@TownofJezza Ma co 't disi! What are you saying?! Fiat put italians on wheels, which makes it the most important despite any doubts. Ferrari, Maserati (which are part of FCA) and Lamborghini teach us how to dream, but real life is way different
I just love that Priest !!--God bless Him !!
Best episode yet.. thank you
I'm a big Jeremy Clarkson fan. I've been to Italy in 90'. I always wanted to be a designer for Bertone or Pininfarina. Thank you.
You've commented on all of these, haven't you?
I’m Italian and I turned 18 in 1992, best decade ever to be a teenager with a driving license
I never realised that until today I was an Italian at heart, explains why I’m completely mad
I love Italy!
It seemed like it would never end ...
I believe the best thing about the Italian culture is that they don't take themselves too seriously. Cars, food, fashion, opera, art? Sure, very serious. But themselves? If you drove in the US they way they commonly do in Italy, half of this country would be dead from road rage by next Saturday.
They don't take war very seriously either. Their WWII performance was comically bad.
@@leoa4c Italian's made up the bulk of Rommel's Afrika Corps and did pretty well. A bad high command, lousy equipment, poor training and limited resources weren't the fault of the Italian soldier. Much of the dismissive nature was allied propaganda as well, particularly British.
Very nice. Thanks for the upload. However there are episodes under the name of Speed if you have it please share it with us.
14:36 too bad Giovanni Agnelli passed away about a year or two after this was filmed....
Gianni passed away in 2003, way after this episode...
As soon as I saw him I said "there is no way that guy is still alive"
The worst fate, though, was for Sergio Pininfarina, because he died in 2012, a few years after he had funerated his own son, Andrea.
3:32 That's too much, he just CROSSED THE LINE.
not really for the time and mentality no - nowadays you wouldnt be too popular after such statements
Hey, @@AnonymousPhucker !
You just crossed the line!
Italy 1995 - wear your seatbelt for the tilted camera shots, not for driving
It's such a shame almost everything of what we see here doesn't exist anymore. Fiat is almost nowhere present, thanks to some bad decisions taken at that time. Alfa Romeo is still half-dead. Lancia is fully dead. Lamborghini is under German ownership. The Italian phase of Bugatti is gone, after Romano Artioli's bankruptcy drama, and the only remnant of the past is the abandoned Bugatti plant. Now Bugatti is also under German ownership.
Only Ferrari is still going strong and independent! And Pagani would present its Zonda in 1999, albeit with a German engine!
The car collector is still alive and active at 80 years old
Ferrari also belongs to FIAT and Bugatti was sold to a Croatian company.
Unfortunately, not only is all you write true, but this state of affairs is completely deliberate. The globalists objectives include homogenisation thus to facilitate destruction of every aspect of history & culture, anything which people understand as worth fighting for. Then, so weakened that nothing matters, we are easily dominated. Which is what’s happening right now, late in 2022. The same people have invested half a century in breaking up the family unit. Now, it’s confidence is our sexuality & desire to bring children into the world. They are evil incarnate. They must be resisted.
11:13 the engine is about to die
3 seconds later (11:16)
RIP
Actually, it didn't die! It just had its head gaskets blown - and quite dramatically, too! Watch closely and, after the "poof" and behind Clarkson's question, you'll still hear the engine idling right up until the test driver shut it off! 🙂
I'm eating Spaghetti right now
20:52 which car is in front of subaru svx?
Thanks TH-cam for this absolute gem!!!
Why is the video muted so much?
but still great
Best guess would be to prevent copyright infringement on music, as far as I know TH-cam now has bots that go through videos looking for any copyright infringements, if found they take down your video & give you a strike I believe, hope this helps 😊
Haha this was the best!
Is Italy still the same as it was when this doc was filmed?
Italy and Italians differs a lot from region to region... on the northern part, no one would have ever tried to drive like the crazy young guy even in the 70's or 80's or 90's, but if you move south well maybe you can find some traffic madness. Scooter craze stopped after the mid 2000's, speed cameras have been introduced almost on every major route and eu regulations on pollution and stuff made the rest. Love for cars is still undisputed tough
@@yomadman90 You have to think to Italy like 2 country (much more in actually) paste together... In the north you have the england,in the south the mexico with every parts with its pro and cons.
Yes.
But now we use the seatbelts
@@gecobs95 with all respect still not. In Naples is still unusual to use a seatbelt.
@@TakumiFujiwara80 Naples is in an another universe
I can see why things that are made in Italy have characteristics that can only be Italian. Italy is such an incredible country and the people are awesome too!
Can someone tell me what "assers milk" and I'm sure I spelled that wrong, is? He says it @ 18:38
Asses' milk was believed to have a beneficial effect on the body, either to bathe in (Cleopatra style) or to drink. Napoleon's sister is also reported to have used asses' milk for her skin's health care.
Donkey milk (or ass milk/jenny milk) is the milk from the domesticated donkey (Equus asinus). It has been used since antiquity for cosmetic purposes as well as infant nutrition.
@@TownofJezza wow, I wasn't expecting a reply so quickly, thanks! Learn something new everyday.
America: Click it or ticket
Italy: Buckle it or fuckle it
'Urban streetfighters' 😂
23:03 he did not say “it’s hard to say” he said “the Jaguar, the Jaguar”
The best thing in Italy, no political correctness,
I LOVE Political Correctness.
@@michaelmeliambro5117 ok twitter.
10:53 wow
Agnelli's english speaking accent is so unique.
In an era where been british, italian, german, meant been from different planets
Much more interesting time
Jeremy the great
whats up with the lack of sound in the middle of the video
Copyright. TH-cam policies.
I thought driving in Italy was crazy until I drove in Vietnam
I can always watch a car documentary by clarkson, but I’d never watch one hosted by just Hammond or May. Or even Hammond & May. It’s all about Clarkson
Been to italy & seen drivers using the foot paths.
my dear friend Jeremy Clarkson I'm very diplease to say you that all what you got in your italian experience in 1995 is all over, as manufacturing no more designer nor italian style, no more 2 bln cars per year sell like in uk. 25 years later Mr. Clarkson Italy bacame one of the poorest country in the world, with very low ammount of goods exports and a lot of historical factories shutted. Agnelli of course is death, this is not a bed issue, and all fiat brand fallen like the british layland in the 80, fiat sink with all the others marks on follow. Don't forgetting the national health system which is the same you left 25 years ago. Sincerly an Italian car's lover, big fan of your shows.
Agnelli counted Lamborghini as a tractor factory 😂
Isn't Bugatti EB110 French?
Nope, look up bgatti's histoy to find out why, its somewhat complicated but it was foundet by an italian (hence the very italian name), though it was run in france until around 1950s i believe, in the 70s it was brought back to life by another italian who then sold it in 1998 to vw, who in turn brought it back to france
My best looking car is my next haha I get that
Now italy is fuckd up. Nice video
18:58 Jurassic park theme song?
11:20 : Boom!
4:40 😂
Jeremy Clarkson in the Capital city called Rome
oh yeah...italian cars are the best...
Practicality, that's Italian, casting away political theories......... then....... and...... now......
Agreed. Proof is history, after all. Some baldo named Mussolini didn't give a crap about what anyone thought of him. Just genocided whoever he wanted.
@@xmlthegreat lost the war
11:16 the fuck happened? did he run into a bag of flour?
The engine exploded, that's exhaust gas/water vapor
"Scrap metal dealer..."
Sadly the EU and global warming is going to kill the gasoline super cars. While I will never own one, I’ve enjoyed knowing they exist.
11:17 wtf
and once again the stupid Music industry ruins a video, no sound in places and sound just stops when Jeremy says He's watching the grand prix
Ferrari please bring back pininfarina today's Ferraris are ugly not beautiful
it was a world of bommers gen world. fortunately the young generation no longer has to show off with immorally expensive cars..
Jeremy Clarkson 's Motorworld Season 1 and 2 (1995-1996) Playlist:
th-cam.com/play/PLV59zdOoLX09skIQ_crwJhfvT9QAe1NMM.html