Great video!

Proud that my family once owned a Scenic II. I remember as a young boy being very impressed by the VFD instrument panel. It ended up being the very first car I drove.

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One of my hobbies is restoring old Victor/JVC portables, right now I'm just finishing up a PC-55. Thanks for the history, very interesting. Regards.

a late friend was old enough to remember going to a bar and the machine would be spitting out sports scores .

@ 2:11 now thats silly. made me smile in a diffucult time

People was trapped in the bridge to

4:00 not exactly. I find you british focus too much on Scalextric. The brand "SCX" or actually Scalextric Espana, and this is what I've to google to reach their website, is born in a period where Hornby had economical difficulty, so, they sold the name to another company, such an explicit market move. So, actually exist two companies called each Scalextric. I'm sorry for this because SCX doesn't look worse than Scalextric, but today that all this stuff is bought online, is quite difficult reaching from Italy the e-commerce, written in spanish, of SCX. Scalextric and SCX both are not easy to be found in Italy, Scalextric just implemented a better e-commerce, but I can't don't say that there always have been stronger competitors in EU markets. This is probably what brits hardly understand, the word "scalextric" without reference to the maker is used only in british commonwealth. I respect the Scalextric brand because it has been the first, but here, throught the decades, by having to choose between Polistil, Ninco, Policar and Carrera, without any importation tax, I hardly find reasons to buy Scalextric "polistil", as we use to say in Italy. Maybe the SCX 4wd cars and Compacts, but as I said, they are not directly imported in Italy so I would despere for spares

I knew a man of means who had a Z1. I was very impressed when I saw the mechanism in action.

0:52 What a weird map is that?? Finland is suddenly part of the Soviet Union? East Germany extends also to East Pomerania and Silesia (which, in fact, are Polish since WW II)? West Germany (aka the Federal Republic) also controls the Austrian states of Tyrol, Salzburg, and Carinthia and has therefore a common border with Italy?

The smart move would have been to encode those Vinyl records in Matrix Surround Sound which is compatible with Dolby Pro Logic and Virtual Surround technologies like Sony's 360 Reality Audio

14:58 Citroen bx !

Cool movie with the Trabi as the star and also the roof tent 😅. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGmseqCFa8dmgpIsi=oyRLWqByULSzJkHw

Had that amphibious one the hovercraft as a kid

Well made history of unknown Cars here in europe.Keeps me smiling that i Just even notice the meaning of Z 1.

A W220/W221 S-Class with disappearing doors would have been crazy.

very interesting and well done! (part 1&2). Having a passion in photography I found it enlightening packed full of information

It looks really cool though. But yeah impractical.

My shaver socket in our house is much wider... any idea why and should I replace it? 4cm with middle of the pin to middle of pin to be 3cm.

jaguar built a modern one

YT algorithm just served this up to me, funny that we're both software engineers and car KZbinrs 😄 Enjoyed the video. Going through ones own code from years ago is always going to be an interesting experience, but the code wasn't bad at all for an 11 year old 😁

This would make helping a senior and/or disabled person out of the back much easier without a door in the way.

JaGuar been here for inspiration ?

I owned a Chrysler Ypsilon for a few years, my sister now drives it. She loves the car's shortfalls, me too! Great practical car, slightly more space in the rear than the Panda. Super stylish car!

Merci camarade pour cette visite inattendue chez Skoda, effectivement l'emprise de l'informatique est insupportable pour moi, ces alarmes impossibles à débrancher définitivement et cette omniprésence d'écrans, d'alarmes et d'aides à la conduite que pourtant personne ne réclamait ! L'ABS, l'Airbag notamment ont sauvé la vie de nombreux conducteurs c'est vrai, mais je préfère mes anciennes décidément ! Vive la légèreté et la simplicité et l'essuie glace intermittent 😅😅 !!

whom was driving the car and what was his real name.

I USED MY ROAM PHONE AS S PORTABLE AROUND MT HOUSE IN 1989

Yeti was the best car they made.

I have a Skoda Superb, and even that has the sun visor cut out on the left hand side, and yes it's a pain. Also one of Skoda's simply useful touches, the ice scraper in the petrol flap, well recently we had some freezing weather in the UK, so I thought, ah! Simply Clever! I pressed the button to release the fuel flap - no luck, it was frozen shut! Thanks Skoda. 😄

O have countless ones adding to my plethora of other diecast collectibles

Cool, really cool

I hate all that computer shit!

Czechoslovakia? Where are you going next, East Germany? 🤣🤣🤣 I'll show myself out now. 😉

But we all got two ears.

We used a Paternoster lift in Glasgow University in the early 90’s. Dunno if it’s still in use tho’

I don't get the "compactness" of the car. The thing's a huge tall blob! o.0

Platform also used on Audi Q2. Childproof rear door locks on?

Car you can't get in US an you can't get econ box cars are extinct in US

In 1972 I started working as a technician with CN Telecommunications (previously Canadian National Telegraphs) overhauling Teletype machines, most of which were used for Telex. Back then, you could use Telex to send a telegram, with computers used to receive the Telex and then operators would format them into a telegram. I used to maintain those computers and the terminals the operators used. Later on my company, then called CNCP Telecommunications, after CNT & CPT merged, offered a system called Telenet, which was an X.25 based packet switched network. It was possible to interchange messages between Telex and Telenet. I worked on those Telenet computers too.

Door opening for drivers side only you need to reset too all doors in the menu settings

It's not a Lancia. Don't be fooled, started as a Chrysler, that wasn't really a Chrysler. Junk!

Congrats for getting your program into a magazine - that must have been exciting as an 11 year old - especially back then. :)

The piano black is just not that good...i mean looks nice, 10% of the time, the rest is filled with prints and any touch leaves a mark and scratches easy. And yes, nowdays premium cars arent really that, yes they have more features, more or less useless for the normal user... yet it cost you on the long term waaaaay more.

I drove a Kodiaq for three years. Many of your niggles can be overcome with familiarity with the systems. The speed pestering often has a single button solution but as my car pre-dated the ENCAP edict and i have since sold it, i would have to search online. Thanks for the review.

The UK seems to have a weird fascination with manual gearboxes still. I don’t get it either. Other parts of europe went automatic a long time ago, especially VW group customers with the DSG which was perceived as ”better” than a traditional auto. It’s not, but people think it is.

The speed warning thing is a legal requirement by the EU since August, so all new cars will have it. It is annoying to introduce such feature, when either the recognition is not 100% or, even worse, they use outdated map data. The VW/Skoda system is actually one of the better ones. Some manufacturers give you a one button press solution to disable the system, because they know how bad it is.

Press & hold the voice recognition button to activate Siri in Apple CarPlay. There is a setting in the menu via the infotainment system to alter the locking for all doors to unlock or only the driver door. This is seen as a safety feature to help prevent theft from the passenger side when entering the car

thats a old video

If you want to defeat the car’s tattle tale nag, find and remove the SIM card. You still may have speed limit recognition but it will become obsolete as it can’t get updates without a sim!

Car companies are introducing all sorts of new safety features, and yet auto deaths (at least in the US) are at a 50 year high.