I had watched this video the day before I bought my Miata It's been a month, time to watch it again.

Yes please, mx5 nc in all its forms and glory... john

Brilliant presentation, top job. Liked and subscribed. John

Another one you miss, number 9 Daniella, on the board it says "00' Caddy Eldo STS" which basically just said it is two cars as Eldo is short for Eldorado, and STS was a trim for the Seville, so there is actually 52 listed

Original movie and Eleanor is better

Excellent story told via a superb graphic video 😊 TY 😊

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I love my M Coupe.use to watch my neighbor drive it to work as I got on the bus .....now I drive that same one to car shows for all to see it's beauty 😍

You lot honestly should of got rid of all the luggage and close the roof man! With the roof open, you added like 150kg.....of weight/drag

theres more messed up w that list than the shelby my friend. the daytona was only made in 1969 not 69 and 70. the 70 roadrunner super bee lol is a pic of a 1970 superbird. the roadrunner and super bee are 2 totally different cars as well. pretty funny, the superbird is made from a 70 roadrunner. the 69 daytona is made from a 69 charger. in case anyone was curious and wanted to know lol. i love mopars and of course eleanor. all the mistakes though doesnt change its an iconic movie for sure. i think the maranello mispelling is kind of a poke at italians. what do italians like most marinara sauce and noodles lol. how did they mispell it lol exactly.

greate work and very funny video, you won a new suscriber!

at mark 13:13 is the 1999 Xk8, the Deborah----like it a lot!!

Beautiful video 🥰 Thank you!

This was a great watch, I love car history, and sometimes I feel like the Japanese carmakers get skipped over when it comes to stories like this. I'm left wanting a Miata now, though unemployed, once my monetization comes in, I will be in the market for a used car, so perhaps this is my chance.

One of the best (if not the best) S2000 overview I’ve watched. Surprised by the low view count but I imagine it’ll exponentially increase with time as low mileage stock examples are becoming harder to find. Thanks for the great vid. And yes, I ran off to confirm my car was made at Tochigi plant 😊

The original was bloody crazy

Wonder where bro is now

Dominic Sena deserves so much credit for directing this masterpiece. The way he framed shots with the lighting and the way he made Eleanor to be a mytical creature really allowed you to feel what Memphis was feeling. The soundtrack really fit the movie well and it had a great balance of wholesome action and emotionally significant moments without having needless sex or filler. The movie was really ahead of its time and I never tire of it.

I gotta give you huge credit for the Jaguar portion. Well done.

I’m 10min in and it just hit me what I was looking at, super well done and absolutely love the cutouts

What about the 94 Enigma Edition? Seen 3 of them now and no one knows anything about them?

Brilliant video. And about a brilliant car. My NA is fucked now, so much rust in the body and cooling system, and I'm getting misfires and all sorts. MOT at the end of September and it will be farewell. I've had it 7 years, daily driven (and money spent), and it's been ace, but I've only driven it as it should be driven for the first 3 of those. Core plugs going on a motorway tempers one's trust in an engine somewhat.

Awesome. Author is obviously not that much of a gear head, note the photo they refer to as "anti-roll bar" LOL

Many, many, many thanks for making such a special video. I felt in love with this car while spending a year as an exchange student in the US in 1990 and bought one new in Spain in 1995, which I still own. In fact I still keep all the window stickers that came in the new car (I saw the car being unloaded by the truck when it arrived at the dealer and asked to to keep everything for me), and has been able to translate it finally with the now available translation apps in our smart phones... As said, one of the best videos I have seen about this car as the ones you finally made about the Special Editions which brought me to this. I only found one mistake in the video, at least I think is a mistake. NA's were not painted dual layers (paint+lacquer) they were all painted single stage with no clear coat (don't know about the Sunburst Yellow though.

This was an abomination.

Andrew is my gandpa 😅

Wow, your a really good story teller. And the filming and scenes! Wow wow wow! (I’ve seen your other YT stuff too.)!

Amazing video. Thanks a million. Any chance to make a similar one for the nb/nc/nd?

LOL, maybe you should spot check your own video. Your mustang "resto" was a 66, not a 67. Cheers

This should be pinned as 1st for anyone searching Honda S2000

Awesome research 👌

Always loved the crazy look of this car.

Wasn’t there a Mugen edition made?

i wonder what these cars would be be called if they had kept the project no. naming scheme...

My whole life I have wanted a DeLorean but I can never afford it so I settled for a 2020 Miata RF GT

Such a great job with the video

Great informations well explained. Thanks 🎉

Here is a detail that drives me nuts…An original Gt500 has a 140 speedo AND an 8000 rpm tach. Why and extra tach?’ Stock mustangs have 120 mph speedo and 6k tach. They show the speedo pin at 120 in the chase to 160 mph. Giving away that its not a Shelby.

Missed a big one. In the 1970’s TV series “The Rockford Files”, Jim Rockford, played by James Garner, drove a Pontiac Firebird Esprit. During a stake out the car thieves in Gone in 60 Seconds break up the boredom by asking car trivia questions on their radios: They refer to the car from the Rockford files as 1973 Firebird Esprit, but for that show Jim Rockford never drove a 1973. The earliest model Firebird Esprit ever shown in that series was a 1974. :-)

Excellent 81 summary thanks, just wish f1 was as exciting now which it is clearly not .

The 2.2 engine Z22SE was designed by Lotus

I just re-watched the movie again.... and noticed an error also, that is, I'm pretty sure wrong in your video as well. No 39. 69 Plymouth Road Runner Super Bee.... well, in the movie there is a blue Plymouth Superbird, and while that was originally built on a roadrunner, that is a different car. Also, While the 69 RoadRunner looked very Similar to the Super Bee, the Super Bee was based on the Coronet... So that car and its name on the board and everything is just a huge mess. :)

Why is the sway bar picture of a strut bar??? ???? hahah

Thoroughly admirable research and clip production. Thanks for sharing

If i can remember aren't the cars being shipped to the middle east? Because if so the client obviously didn't realise that he could have picked up a Toyota Land Cruiser easily there as they are pretty much sold in large numbers.

Leave it to Germans to overcomplicate a simple thing

Excellent content and detail. Keep up the good work !

I'm so glad you mentioned the XJ R blunder. Nobody else has mentioned it online and after watching it last night it was driving me crazy

You really would have thought leno would lend his F1 to the film

That was absolutely exceptional! I enjoyed every second of the video which doesn't happen much! Just wow!