20 BIGGEST Old Cars You May Never Heard Of!

[@BobRoller-rp4sv]

I like big cars with big engines that can move them with little effort.Our current car is a 1997 Lincoln Town Car and we have had other Lincolns that were larger.The Ford 4.6 engine has more than enough power and gets good gas mileage which is a bonus but not that important.When I was 20 I had a 1937 Cadillac with a V12 engine and a friend had a Duesenberg with a big straight eight engine that hit 100 MPH in second gear.

[@paulbriggs3072]

Most of these cars were fairly common.

[@jimburig7064]

By 1975 the Charger devolved into a Coroba.

[@blue4uable]

Yes,that is not a charger.

[@robertpolnicky7702]

If they had success with the dukes of hazard charger why did they flip it.

[@jimmytragle7503]

@@blue4uable I thought so as well. But a google reveals that it is. I don't remember them going from the nice looking charger to that bit of ugly. 1974 was the last year they looked like chargers.

[@richardrice8076]

So where is the one I've never heard of?

[@denise8242]

I had a 1974 Ford Thunderbird and a 1993 Ford Thunderbird. Loved those cars.

[@davidallen5776]

Almost none of these are strangers to me!

[@observer3232]

My dad had a 69 Mercury Marquis. That was a boat. I got to use it for a few big deal dates, like proms and homecoming dances. Great car for making out.

[@timothyokane9710]

I noticed not 1 AMC vehicle was mentioned during that conglomeration, and with no mention of said vehicles, "Vintage Vehicles" has also forgotten about them, as they to were a part of our past lives!

[@paulbriggs3072]

Something stupid about putting mag wheels on a Ford LTD. Typical for guys who did not live back then.

[@vblake530530]

We used to call the Electra 225 a “Duce and a Quarter “

[@hlt069]

Very misleading headline and many of the cars shown are the wrong model year. I noticed that they tried to hide their mistakes..

[@nathanschiel4244]

The chrysler Cordova was the popular choice between it and the 75 charger

[@trudygreer2491]

Wow, you're right: I remember the '62 and the '64 Custom 880, but not the '63...

[@treytreynew82]

😍 beautiful, so beautiful 😍 I WANT THEM ALL!!! 🤯 Beautiful beautiful cars! 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@geovanniinusa5973]

Except for all the commercials every 2 minutes, I enjoyed the video.

[@markengel4254]

All of these “shows” never get their facts straight! You show a lot of nonsense that nobody cares about, big idea fact check your BS!

[@robertpolnicky7702]

Ive heard of wierd features like the cadillac with the automatic dimmer switch but ive never heard of a unique ventilation system that sucks in fumes and rain. I always liked the smell of diesel though so that might have been a neat feature. I wonder if they advertised it that way.

[@raymondcollyear4773]

Those are some beautiful car's. Even my youngest son likes the New Yorker. He was 13 when I showed him one of those and he fell in love with it. He's 33 now and still talks about that car when we talk about old cars.

[@MichaelFreeman-pu3qy]

If you never driven one of these land yachts youre missing something. As a caddy fan I'm still driving one now. Its smaller than some of my past dry boats but I evolved from big to fuel efficient. Still hitting potholes by the ton is less impacting on my old bones I had to learn progess isnt for the elderly .

[@9546aw]

Base engine was 318 Cubic inches, not 381 Cubic Inches.

[@thomasreid4077]

Where was the car that was pictured?

[@paulvincent3825]

This should be called, depending on your age you may have never heard of these cars.they are all familiar to me. 🚘🚘🚘🚘🚘🚘

[@GeorgeSmith-zy2vw]

The olds 225's were mentioned twice. Just saying

[@KevinEngle-pd1tl]

Old cars are measured in Foot-Pounds of Torque....not Pound-Feet

[@GaryClough-rg3gw]

You forgot my favorite giant car. 1975 Lincoln Towne Car!

[@johnmadow5331]

I remember 1977 Dodge Diplomat that sold for $5K (not 55K) brand new. I had spend more free time looking at commercial ad and hanging around the show room even I have no knowledge about car, but wish one day I will be able to own one after finishing professional school.

[@ernestoclaudodip9671]

The first foto is invented , I won't see this crap.

[@georgeOswald-j6o]

my grandpa had 1961 chrysler newport brother 1972 olds cutlass me 1977 merc grand marquis /1986/89 chevy capri wagons real land yachtz

[@kristyhaynes1130]

Thunderbird gorgeous

[@nathanschiel4244]

I dont think you know as much as you think you do. The so-called big cars were 1971 to 76 gm full size 1971 to 78 Ford 1969 to 1978 chrysler

[@kristyhaynes1130]

Buck is a beast

[@ralphpogoloff]

This guys hung up on dodge and ford average cars

[@christosdiafas9192]

"Givenchy"???

[@kristyhaynes1130]

Ok there all boats without motors

[@saikumarkhan]

hii hlo 🖐️🖐️

[@emjayay]

Another garbage AI clickbait car video. Half the car videos on YT are now just trash.

[@neildickson5394]

Cars you never heard of...is right. Nobody cared about the Dodge 880 when it was new! Ditto 69 Dodge, 77 Dodge, 80 Plymouth. Those MOPARS were virtually invisible then. i remember clearly how nobody wanted those horrible "fusilage" designed cars. They were like the Nashs of the 50's, they were ugly new and just got uglier.

[@SaihtamEseiw]

Dumm und langweilig.