Me when my main controller gets stick drift

Ah man now the Red Dead “That’s the way it is” 😂😂

Taurus and sable were truly outstanding cars when introduced and leaders in style, tech, and innovation. One of my favorites. That said, whatever ford mgmt personnel that made the decisions to decontent, and cost cut their way through the 90s until all that was left was a mediocre also ran. Those mgmt folks should be jailed for their suicidal, incompetent, short sightedness. Ford invested billions in product and had a true leader with name id and brand value in the name. Then to just squander all that over the years until cars bearing taurus and sable badges brought on the snickering. True management dereliction of duty.

Although Cadillac and Lincoln are fierce competitors, in a friendly joint agreement they should both have a revival for 1 year of the Seville and Versailles both fitted with identical electric engines, batteries and other identical luxury amenities selling for the same price. That limited production would probably sell in big numbers since there's loyalist of Cadillac and Lincoln and for those who are neutral it would come down to which lines(Seville or Versailles) they like better. I like both of them and would have to flip a coin if I couldn't have both of them.

Congratulations on reaching the 10,000 subscribers threshold! You have an outstanding channel, thank you for all the heart, hard work, and ingenuity you put in to help us celebrate those who put all their hearts, hard work, and ingenuity into creating the cars that made such a powerful impact on our lives! All the best as you head toward the next 10,000!

What great effort here Tofer, truly thank you. I myself have the 76 T- Bird Creme and Gold edition 460 4 bbl. I collect these magnificent malaise masterpieces. Especially the 76 Mercury Grand Monarch Ghia in Grey. My favorite Bill Blass Lincoln MK V 1978. Bring me back to a great childhood in upstate NY ( Syracuse). Again Thank You

Just when the bad guy thought his day couldn't possibly get any worse, it just did! 😂

I'm amazed at how much footage you can come up with along with your incredible production quality. In actuality I don't view the x cars as a failure at all. Despite huge headwinds in terms of size, cafe, safety, and emissions all at the same time, gm was able to come up with very nice vehicles. The downside was the production rush which left some fine tuning unfinished. In reality the x cars sold very well, and led to the long lived A bodies and to a lesser amount established the template for the later 80s C platform. I own an 80 buick skylark and even today it still has excellent packaging efficiency, pleasing design, and decent quality materials were used.

I first saw this video when it first came out and it inspired me. While not the same year, i found amd bought an 86 mercury grand marquis coupe, also low miles and its now part of my collection. The ride is even better than what i remember. Awesome cars that cannot be duplicated by anything made today. That is a true shame.

Chrysler needs a new K car

I love this video! They don't make movies like this anymore, and they don't make KZbin channels like this one anymore...also, does anyone realize that the LeBaron in this was a homage to the Wagon Queen Family Truckster? Look at the green color and wood paneling...John Hughes was referencing his other work!

Tofer could you do a blog on the 1979-1983 AMC Spirit? Just a suggestion if you're ever looking for any ideas. Keep up the good work sir!

My poor 2005 ford Taurus. Hated it when i first got it cuz it was boring. Had it for almost 15 years before it made the final sacrifice, protecting my wife and unborn son when a moron rear ended her. Honestly gives me vibes like RDR2 when Arthur says "thank you" to his horse haha.

My baby has 19 years of good service... but this morning I found water mix with the oil..

Best part about my dad's 1973 Chevy pickup Ran from the Law twice One when grandma was bootlegging I was 8 And another time My dad was driving and we outran an hid from the cops we didn't want a speeding ticket Both times we used grandma's escape road

I'll never forget my dads 1973 Chevy pickup with a cherry bomb muffler It went through countless trips to grandma's Trips to my uncles Fishing trips Hunting trips Wood hauling trips Water hauling trips Sheepsherding trips Hauling grandkids It got shot It caught fire And it still runs good

So in reality, the train conductor would not hit the brakes like we see here. He would actually do the opposite, and increase speed. The reason is so that the train will obliterate the truck and push it and the pieces out of the way and off the track. Hitting the brakes before a collision increases the chances that the train could derail, which obviously is way worse.

Enjoyed the video maybe you might want to do the vega & corvair

One of my favorite models and years of all cars. These were really well-made and served countless American families for years. There would be more of them around today if the Explorer hadn't taken off in the early '90s and spurred the transition from large sedan/wagon to SUV.

THAT’S A MAN’S TRUCK!

Awesome pickups with lots of choices and options, including the novel idea of paint in more than 3 colors! If they would still offer it, id go tomorrow and order an f150 in Medium Green Glow Metallic! Video sure brings back memories! Currently im down to one left. 78 custom supercab

I can understand the pain I miss my lovely 2003 1.4 VW Red Golf, I regret for having my reliable bud sold 💰😭💔🚘

I didn't like this episode in particular because Hank cares more about his truck than his own son. And at one point he tells him to sit still and try not to destroy any more trucks, which really makes me mad at him because you're blaming your kid for something that you did to himself. And it's stuff like that is the main reason why I stopped watching this show.

I’ve driven the same car for 16 years now. I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m gonna be a basket case when it’s finally gone someday.

Hank: Peggy do you realize how much a truck costs nowadays? Hell yes I'm sad! It's not how much the truck is worth but how much it costs to replace it.

I still have my 1993 Plymouth Voyager, although I may be selling it soon. It took me to Florida and back twice, and many points in between.

Excellent video. Hopefully, Ford does not try to go after you for using the Dark Horse in your video.

I know exactly how he feels. My Grandpappy passed away when I was Four; and I was supposed to have his old truck whenever I earned my drivers license, but that sadly got ruined when I was 15

A good reason to buy a hybrid. Stupid trucks: waste of space and gas, if only you're not a farmer.

Ford. What Happened ?

The music is too loud!!!

This is some extremely powerful. Stuff. Not only because of Hank and his truck, but because of Bobby too! Him falling down like that and waiting for his dad to come to safety. Man... There's so much emotions here.

And since we're talking about iconic female crime fighters who preferred the Mustang II, we can't forget Nancy Drew played by Pamela Sue Martin. Superb video... Thank you!

I traded my favorite truck in at a dealership. I saw it a few months later being driven by someone else. I was so mad at myself for trading it in. One of the biggest mistakes I ever made.

Still Tom Hammond is a ruthless car salesman who suckered Hank since high school

I felt this, right in my 1991 Oldsmobile Bravada. may she rest in piece. . . 91-15 :_: Grandparents, parents, then mine, learned how to drive in her, many trips, trips with pets, trips to the hospital, trips to the store, vacations, funerals, it never let me down. Not once. Was towed and scrapped right out of my driveway one day because the township decided she was an eyesore despite having a plate and valid inspection stickers, all over some rust and fading paint. . . I feel Hanks pain. Cars can be part of the family, and sometimes its just too soon.

Once again , this is just another story of general motors and ford trying to get out cheap. Thinking that small cars were just a fad. Passively aggressively throwing something into the market. Well they learn the hard way and by the time the mid eighties rolled around they had lost half their market share. The only positive outcome was when electric vehicles came around, they didn't take it lightly , but it may not be enough.