Thanks for your opinion! When you have your own collection of cars to make a KZbin show out of, we hope that your audience will appreciate the engineering and design choices of legendary automobiles just as... tastefully... As you have! 😉

@@Everyday2Exotic 😀 I do like most of your other cars.

@@failranch9542 My mother, being Italian, would probably have been upset with me if we didn't!

Tha sk for that, though I am having a hard time finding an image of a series 1 car with a different steering wheel. The original test car certainly had the rather odd Mazal steering wheel, but if it changed, I don't know when it changed. My only real reference, however, is images of other Series 1 cars, but as mentioned in the video, even within the Series 1 cars there were changes such as the rear slats, , so it is possible, that my caray have had a different steering wheel they was replaced but also possibly later Series 1 cara used the later.style steering wheel.

It does give stealth vibes. And the sit com opener… 🤣🤣

Never mind I see the caption up top

Joel can probably speak more to this as he is making most of the music selections, but we have a music library we have purchased access rights to, from which we are drawing our music, trying to find music that fits the feel of the car. This ensures that the rights are paid for and the artists receive compensation. At the same time, we wanted to give the artists additional recognition by specifically crediting them through the videos. There's some great music available and the idea of not only opening up a detailed look into classic cars that people may not have any experience with, but also sharing a range of artists in the music is a driving force in creating the feel of the videos we produce.

Sorry you didn’t enjoy the music. It’s kind of our thing though. We’d love for you to make an exception!

I am curious what in particular put you off the music selections for this video, or is it that there is music at all? The goal of the music for this was to fit the era and the vibrant cutting edge nature of the car at the time, and we felt the music choices worked well for that. If we failed, it would be good to know how. If you want no music at all, then this may not be the right channel for you and the episodes would not flow anywhere near as well. Having watched parts of this without the music as we were editing, it definitely feels much more disjointed and longer than it actually is, as opposed to with the music it flows better and time seems to pass quicker.

Aw, thanks! We love what we all do!

Thank you very much! We greatly appreciate the input, and are happy that you are enjoying it!

Couldn’t find any plaid pants!

@@Everyday2Exotic I'm not convinced.....Anyway, car looks immaculate. Unusual to see one in black. Weren't there some factory RHD Espadas, but would they have been later series cars? The review of the interior switchgear may be the most realistic assessment ever done. There is a British KZbin channel called Harry's Garage, which you may be familiar with. He has a few nice cars and borrows others for test drives. One of the latter was a 365GT4 2+2. Partway through an authoritative explanation of the centre console switchgear, he just said, "and then it all gets a bit peculiar, I'm not really sure what these do."

Harry, of that channel, has a red Espada and has done a few good videos on it. The videos are a bit light on the knitting, bit otherwise rather good!

We will take a look, although, without the knitting, not sure we can watch for long…

@@bobyokey We've definitely seen some of the Harry's Garage videos and love them! Right now, we're in the UK about to attend the Goodwood Revival, which starts today, so Amy was test-driving one of her outfits for Goodwood, while I'd opted to dress in more of a 1940's style. Unfortunately, I didn't have the clothes yet when we filmed the 1949 Bentley, but they may make an appearance in a later video. What Joel said is true however! I was looking at 1960s, but couldn't find the right style of plaid pants! I'm fairly certain that there were right-hand drive Espadas, at least in later series cars, but with this one being as early as it was, it was likely bought specifically to have one of the first ones in the UK and you get what you can get. I don't know if there were any right hand drive Series 1 cars produced, but as it is the smallest series of Espadas, even if they introduced them in the Series 2 cars, it wouldn't be too far along in the production by the time they were available.

Isn’t it just gorgeous? Thanks from Oregon!

Late nights and lots of coffee? Thanks! We had a lot of fun (and not much sleep) making this.

Glad to hear it! Definitely let us know if you figure it out, as we'll keep doing it! I'd agree that this is one of the better videos we've put out so far, as well as our longest. We were uncertain about how well the longer videos would be received, but after releasing the 1949 Bentley video and having it go somewhat viral, at least by the standards of our less than 1 year old channel. people are enjoying them. Right now this is one of my favourite cars in the collection (in the top 25 or so), thus I was very happy to get this one made and released. Personally, I have little interest in the later Lamborghinis, but the early cars when they were figuring out what the brand was and striving to create something different and great, are definitely my favourites. You can probably buy 5-6 good Espadas for the price of one Miura right now and they're a somewhat undiscovered car for many but looking at some of the bigger more interesting and diverse collections owned by people who drive their cars, the Espada frequently features. For example Harry Metcalf (Harry's Garage) owns one and Jay Leno owns two. There's also a great video put out by Hagerty with Magnus Walker driving and reviewing an Espada which confirms much of what I love about the car as well!

Probably not, based on the amount of beige cars on the road these days.

They literally tried to copy the Porsche and made a piece of crap. Porsche won championships Mazda didn't win anything. Don't compare a Porsche to rubbish like that.

It’s like our phones are listening to us!

Thats the 924

Learn your porches facts peanut.

This isn't a 924 buddy. American automotive knowledge on full display

@@bzilla-d4i I'm not saying the 944 in the video is a 924. But I'm calling the 924 a Volkswagen. And I'm not from America, kid

Shut up, your insurance is calling that a sports car

@@Nonchalan-TQ it's not one

It's a Sportscar all right, the 944 was successfully raced at multiple endurance and track championships all over the world from Le Mans to the Trans Am series.

@@bzilla-d4i so was the 928

@@timaustin110 the 928 is a GT car. And was built as a GT car, the 944's direct rivals were the Lotus Esprit Turbo, the Renault Alpine A380, VW Corrado, Saab 900 Turbo, Nissan 300ZX, and the Venturi Atlantique. 2+2 sports coupés.

Thank you for the compliment! We love making these and the only way to make fun videos is to have fun making them!

We are so glad you liked the video! Thank you so much for watching, we are honored to have you along for the 944. And wow, we checked all over and couldn't find the rear hatch switch so it must be a real hidden one. We will have to check it again!

Considering the beautiful shape your car is in, I’m sure you have an owners manual. Page 56 has the details including a picture of the button. 😊 You have several vehicles in your amazing collection which are also on a list of my own - if I had the space. 😂. Will enjoy watching your other videos. Super-cool that you both take the time to make them for us fellow nerds. Thank you!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

Everyone thinks of the 911 when they think of Porsche. But there's so many amazing cars through the eras that were equally amazing. So glad to give the 944 some love!

@@Everyday2Exotic it's been a dream car of mine since my childhood. One day it'll become a reality!!!

You have excellent taste in cars! Definitely keep that dream alive. It is worth it - this car is truly one of the best driving cars out there and has both the style and performance to match its Porsche heritage!

My 1972 MGB GT hatchback has 50/50 weight dist as well, and parts are way cheaper and more available ... I'm not missing a thing 😛

Though if one's ambitions are to own a Porsche than a MG wouldn't quite fulfill that dream 🤔

Thank you so much! Means the world to have you watch the video through the score. We're doing a new showcase every three weeks, so there's more where that came from!

People are always amazed when they realize it's the same engine as a Highlander, just in a tiny sports car. Thanks for watching!