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Also, the whole "enthusiasts drive manuals" is such a tired lie. "A more engaging driving experience" is also a tired ass, played out line of bullshit! I challenge 99.9% of people who drive to put their damn phone down and get engaged in driving to begin with. Let alone more engagement.

The Figaro has always been way cuter than the Pao! The Escargo is literally named and styled after a snail. Tragically, videos like these make it even more impossible for people like me (who aren't rich or even in the middle class), to buy these. Damn "car collectors" and b!tch ass "flippers" screw over people like me, who just want a cute car to drive everyday.

I'm wondering if the Pao isn't what turned into the Juke

This list feels like it was made by someone that wasn't alive in the 90s. A lot of these cars were average decent transportation. The Yugo, Catera, and 2.7L V6 Chryslers are the only outright bad cars. The rest are just B-list.

The bitter looks like shit compared to the competitors of the same era

Feckin AMERICANS, Stick to what you know FFS. Within a minute of this vid you show footage of FJunior and F3 whilst talking about Lawrence tuning Morgan Engines and wanting to build a GT ????? Then you talk about the 3rd Olympia Racing car show in 61 and show pics from the late SEVENTIES FFS P!SS OFF

How do you open your presentation with a phrase referring to 1966 while showing a late ‘80’s Lincoln Town Car and then an early seventies Mopar???? 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

Fossil fuel industry sucks

The Pao could easily be sold today as an electric or with an economic petrol engine and not a lot would have to be changed. truly a car way ahead of its time.

The Toyoda AA was clearly a copy of an Austin pre-war sedan & the Classic looks worse than most of Chrysler's retro attempts! 🤮🤮🤮

Yamaha's musical-instrument company is completely separate from Yamaha motorcycle manufacturing company, but because Toyota own a part of the latter, Yamaha has a part to play in Toyota's high-performance engine designs. Yamaha has in the past collaborated with most other Japanese brands at some time or other!

15:00 The what?

11:33 - Wow, my Gran Turismo 6 screenshot of my custom Nissan Pao on Tokyo Route 246 was used on this video talking about this unique little hatchback. Never expected that anything from my old and inactive DeviantArt page (let alone one from a video game) would be utilized in any video about cars. It is perfectly fine that it was used for your video, as I am not one to strike down people who are using my content for anything.

There's no such thing as a forgotten square body GM truck

always loved the iso from when i was a boy , so handsome!!

Uncle howard had a one hundred...he was as unique as that ride is badazzz

whoever invented the fishing pole compartment was probably thinking about his wife

Inaccurate engine pics, GM did not offer that intake manifold and/or TPI at that time!!!!!

You didn't include a Mack Jr. Yes, Mack trucks made a pickup back in the 30s and 40s.

I had a '69 A-100 "Telephone Company" van back in the van daze of the 70's. I miss looking over the steering wheel at the road rushing by.😁👍

I had no idea these cars even existed! Beautiful designs!

RE: 4:58, that is one good looking truck, why would anyone want to quit making that truck? Very nice looking truck.

I want one of those stickers! You know which one!! lol! I wonder if it will make my car look big? LMAO! Please reply, someone, anyone?

At 6:54 that V8 engine is not a Hillman Imp 4 cylinder Coventry Climax based engine.

You left out the Ranchero series, Corvair series, Mercury truck, first generation Chevy C10 & GMC C1000 and G-series GM shorty vans. Also Ausie utes.

I own a 1968 Jeep j3000 pickup from the Gladiator family with the 327 Vigilante motor

This "mechanical marvel" was just the same as every other flathead inline 6 lump made in the same period, no OHV's, no special castings just a big stupid lump of cast-iron that's barely making 90 hp. Yeah it's a real marvel. My old Rambler American had the same engine...*yawn*...

I worked for my father in the body shop at lithia Dodge in Medford Oregon where they had a 426 Hemi powered A100 for a delivery vehicle.

n 1 Espada that's all.

"Reliability that only American engineers could provide..." LOL.

They just weren't pretty enough sadly

what is a diddyun rear suspension look like?? wanker

Aren`t cars all turning into increasingly heavy oversized utes purely for the reason of crash protection ? ?

4:08 Back when it was unimaginable that gas would be $1.00 or more.

The "Palace Revolt" wasn't that way. Bizzarrini, Chiti and others had problems with Mrs Ferrari (who was crazy) and sent a letter to Enzo through a lawyer. Ferrari preferred direct contact and, offended by their move, fired all of them.

An interesting video but spoilt by totally irrelevant and incorrect images.

"vinyl bench seats" *shows a pair of vinyl buckets* "4-speed manual transmission" *shows a 5-speed shifter*

It really was a copy of the 1967-1973 Maserati Ghibli.

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"he transitioned" in 2024 means a whole other thing 😉👍😁😱😱

The Ferrari GTO was prettier than the Bizzarini...but, the Bizzarini had lower CG, and perhaps more reliability...

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The Lotus Cortina is certainly not forgotten!

The following applies to all your videos: Great subject matter BUT annoying lack of coherence between narration and images.

Total mismatch of script for Studebaker Champ vs the photographs. While the script explains the 1961 switch to the "space-side" bed, MOST of the pictures displayed are of the OLDER "pontoon bed" from 1960. This is the result of relying on artificial intelligence to create video content. The human morons who uploaded this charade are just after clickbait, and not the least bit concerned about being accurate. THUMBS DOWN, and I'm going elsewhere before there's more of this crap to wade through. "Top Intel" (channel name). Should be "Bottomfeeders Inc".

got half way through, why can't Americans get basic facts right

What about the F 100 UNIBODY ? I just found out about this truck last week when a friend brought it around to show off I d LOVE to see a documentary about these rare beasts

I owed a '98 Explorer Sport and had no problems with it.

Thanks for this wonderful video😊