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I owned a 1958 Edsel Ranger. It ran well and was just fine. It was very comfortable car to drive. It came out when the economy was struggling. It had a lot of nice features and pretty good power. It wasn't a flop as in being a bad car, the car market was crowded.

@@Colorado_Native Yes but the design is old when the Edsel was new...

I mean they are all famous in spain

@@Revived-Legends7 they are ALL literally fiats rebadged

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Check again please The Seat 124 is a classic car produced by Seat, a Spanish automaker, from 1968 to 1980. It was based on the Fiat 124, and various engine options were available during its production run. Here are some of the engines that powered the Seat 124: 1. 1.2L inline-four cylinder (1968-1973) - 60 horsepower 2. 1.4L inline-four cylinder (1973-1979) - 75 horsepower 3. 1.6L inline-four cylinder (1979-1980) - 85 horsepower 4. 1.8L inline-four cylinder (1979-1980) - 95 horsepower (only available in the Seat 124 Sport) These engines were fueled by carburetors and had a 4-speed manual transmission as standard. Some models also had a 5-speed manual or a 3-speed automatic transmission option. The Seat 124 was known for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and performance, making it a popular choice in Spain and other European countries.

Sorry ok I will improve, thanks for correction

​@@Revived-Legends7 Wow don't apologize bro, it was a simple mistake. Awesome video regardless ❤

Thanks. I am trying to keep you inspired in every possible way.

Thanks bro, but I have no source of original voice because I'm not English Speaker, moreover I can't afford budget to pay English voice over, so please support in future I will use original human voice.

Yes, the Jaguar X-Type is often considered one of the biggest car flops in history, and for good reason. Despite its sleek design and luxurious features, the X-Type was criticized for its: - Poor handling and performance - Unreliable transmission and engine issues - Lackluster interior space and comfort - High price point compared to its competitors

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I thought it works but after this video I hink I need more improvements

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Thank you for the correction! I apologize for the mistake. Yes, the Saturn SL series was a reliable and decent car, known for its comfort, fuel efficiency, and affordable price. The Saturn brand was popular for its practical and family-friendly vehicles, and the SL series was a great example of that. I'm glad to hear that your daughter had a good experience with her Saturn SL sedan!

Well, but after summarizing the information they had almost the same reasons.

Right, Thanks for correction

That's correct! The Fiat 500 and the Fiat Panda share the same platform, which is the Fiat Mini platform. This platform is a modular architecture that allows for flexibility in design and engineering, and it has been used as the basis for several Fiat models, including the 500, Panda, and Lancia Ypsilon. The shared platform allows for commonality in components and manufacturing processes, which can help reduce costs and improve efficiency. However, each model has its own unique characteristics, design, and features, so while they share a common foundation, they are distinct vehicles with their own personalities.

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The Lincoln Blackwood was a pioneering vehicle that helped pave the way for luxury trucks. Introduced in 2002, it was a test bed for Lincoln to gauge consumer interest in a high-end pickup truck. By offering premium features like leather seats, wood trim, and advanced technology, the Blackwood showed that truck buyers were willing to pay more for luxury and refinement. The Blackwood's success led to a shift in the market, with other manufacturers following suit by introducing their own luxury truck models. Today, luxury trucks are a staple in the automotive industry, with many brands offering high-end trims and features like heated and cooled seats, advanced infotainment systems, and premium materials. The Blackwood's impact on the market can be seen in the popularity of luxury trucks like the Ford F-150 Limited, Ram 1500 Laramie, and GMC Sierra Denali. These trucks offer a combination of capability, comfort, and technology that resonates with buyers who want a premium driving experience.

The Renault Twizy has two models with different power outputs: - Urban 45: This model has a 4 kW (5 hp) motor with a maximum speed of 28 mph. - Urban 80: This model has a 13 kW (17 hp) electric motor with a maximum speed of 50 mph. Both models can be driven by people aged 14 and above with a special driving license in most European countries.

I think I've found a skeptical EV enthusiast! 😂 You're right, the Renault Twizy and Smart Fortwo Electric Drive (also known as the Smart ED or Smart Fortwo Electric Cabrio) are not exactly known for their practicality or efficiency, especially compared to other EVs on the market. The Twizy, in particular, is more of a quirky, urban runabout with a unique design. And the Smart Fortwo, while a great city car, has its limitations in terms of range and space. But hey, at least they're trying to offer some alternative transportation options, right? 🚀 And who knows, maybe one day we'll have more advanced, practical, and efficient EVs that'll make you laugh with joy instead of skepticism!

@Revived-Legends7 Its not a " skeptical" view on EV , but regrettably enough the hars reality. Long as EV cars ( etc..), dependance on heavy batteries...and always carry that " huge lump" arroud, there will be kind of, lets just say : weight is the enemy of the ( fuel) elec consump . That's just basic knowledge. Agree, It's time the World need to do something about the environment etc...however, I personally think that the classic engines, still have a lot in them, nobody explores and can compeed , with EV models. Till the massive battery issue is solves...let's never forget, a lot of electricity is still created in classic plants, who use...Indeed, that's my point. Beeing green deusnt mean, we're good busy😊

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Does something seem wrong? I'm glad you're interested in verifying the information!

@Revived-Legends7 it's the pronunciation of the car names that just isn't right.

Does something seem wrong?

If you know of any, please let me know. I apologize if my voice does not meet your expectations.

This can sometimes lead to confusion, especially when dealing with measurements like distance, weight, or volume. But it's important to note that both systems have their own logic and consistency, even if they differ from each other. In the context of cars, for example, you might see measurements like horsepower (hp) or miles per gallon (mpg) used in the US market, while elsewhere, you might see kilowatts (kW) or liters per 100 kilometers (L/100km) used instead.

Yes,

Ok Sorry I will but I have no budget to pay voice over. It's very pricy..

Nice Car

Thanks for informing correct.

74 Amazing, inspired. Thanks For your Valuable Insight.

I knew it would be a controversial list. Cars are passionate purchases, and opinions on them vary wildly. We respect that not everyone will agree with our choices, and I'm happy to hear from those who have had positive experiences with cars on this list.

You're absolutely right, the Jaguar X-Type has its fans and is still widely regarded as a great drive. While it may not have been the most exciting or innovative car of its time, it's certainly not deserving of a spot on a list of the worst cars ever made. appreciate your feedback and will consider revising our list to better reflect the nuances of automotive opinion. Thanks

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Yeah, I realized. I am sorry, thanks for informing it will help me to improve the next content.

AI nonsense

Ok Bro I will keep in mind

The car was not a big seller, with only 12,130 cars produced in its most successful year.

I mistakenly placed data, Sorry but Thanks This Help for the next video..

The Vespa 400 were built in France, not in Italy.

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Yeah, well, a little disappointed. I am sorry, thanks for informing it will help me to improve the next content.

MISSING: KING MIDGET‼️ 1947-1970. With 3 versions over 23 years, it’s often overlooked, but the company was quite successful. 🚗🙂

You are right bro, I have made a mistake, I am sorry, thanks for informing it will help me to improve the next content.

It's an L registration plate which would make it 72-73.

The script I got was wrong, now I've seen it, it's as you say, I'm sorry. It was originally introduced as the Daihatsu Fellow in 1966 and evolved into the Fellow Max in 1970. The name was later used for the Max Cuore in 1977, and then again for the Daihatsu Max in 2000.

Daihatsu's are still brilliant

I apologize, Thanks for informing This will help me to improve next content.

That's correct! The BMW Isetta was indeed originally designed by ISO in Italy, and BMW manufactured it under license. While the film mentions France, it was also produced in several other countries, including Argentina, Belgium, Spain, Brazil, Germany, and the UK.

Where is in the video? Piaggo 400? It is not in the video. I think You Misunderstand.

I hope you do know that all Vespas, cars and scooters and small mini trucks, are manufactured by Piaggio. There is no manufacturer called Vespa it's only a model range within Piaggio. If you look at a modern Vespa scooter you will find a Vespa logo somewhere on the body but also a Piaggio logo. They say at 3:34 that it's a Piaggio. Sorry if i misnamed it in my comment but it's still a Piaggio. What's important here is he says it's from 1997 not from 1957! My dad had a Vespa scooter in the 50s/60s and we have sometimes hired one for fun.

OH Thanks! You Right My Friend, I checked its a mistake. sorry! and thanks for informing.

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It would be even better if I didn't use AI Voice but what to do I have no other option as I am not an English speaker. My aim is to give people interesting information about the cars that I am giving away., but Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the information and found it helpful. It's always a pleasure to share knowledge and passion for cars with others.

That's a great point! With modern technology and automation, it's definitely possible for car manufacturers to revive classic designs and update them with modern features and performance. In fact, some manufacturers have already done this with cars like the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, and Dodge Challenger, which have been redesigned to incorporate modern technology while still paying homage to their classic roots. Additionally, there are also companies that specialize in creating modern replicas of classic cars, using modern materials and technologies to improve performance, safety, and reliability. These cars are often referred to as "restomods" or "continuation cars." It's great to hear that you'd love to see modern remakes of cars from the 30's and 40's! Those eras produced some truly iconic and beautiful cars, and updating them with modern features would be a fantastic way to bring their classic style and charm to a new generation of car enthusiasts. Some potential candidates for modern remakes could include: - The 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton - The 1940 Ford Coupe - The 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic - The 1941 Lincoln Continental - The 1939 Chevrolet Master Deluxe These cars are just a few examples of the many amazing classic cars that could be updated with modern technology and features. Who knows, maybe one day we'll see a modern remake of one of these classics!