8 'Peoples Cars' That Changed The World! 🌎

[@ViralVehicles]

Hey guys. Thanks for watching :)

[@Random-nf7qb]

I don't see Lada

[@mahmarch]

Came while watching apple event

[@jpb2541]

Ahmar Sahab same 😂😂

[@tomazjapelj4093]

us slovenians call it fičo

[@ViralVehicles]

@@mahmarch Same. Kinda disappointed personally lol

[@drgabe2908]

When you go from a car made for nazis to a hippie car: *Parkour*

[@lavafish7660]

Maybe hippies are secret nazis

[@qualitycroissant8527]

They are all socialists

[@aidaspida70]

@@qualitycroissant8527 National Socialism is not socialism, fact

[@shebbs1]

@@aidaspida70 Not fact, merely your opinion. There has been a long history of Marxists/Stalinists/Leninists distancing themselves from the rival National Socialists. The ideology and behaviour of International Socialists and National Socialusts differ little and, like church denominations or Islamic sects, they fight over the same territory.

[@kdrapertrucker]

@@aidaspida70 of course it is.

[@denisminigarage2030]

I think you forgot the legendary ford crown victoria

[@jegges6341]

i've been searching for this comment

[@ViralVehicles]

True actually

[@Sube-Tube]

Gotta love a panther

[@albinoguidedog]

You are so right. The crown Victoria is then longest lasting body on frame sedan. It last around 30 sum years.

[@BRAG3A]

@@albinoguidedog Never seen one. So i dont think is legendary, maybe in the US, but the video covers the world.

[@sethwakeman9031]

How has no one mentioned the Willys jeep??? The most iconic and the original SUV that's spawned more copies which went on to become icons on their own: Land Rover Defender Mercedes Geländewagen Toyota Land Cruiser And now most recently the Mahindra Roxor.

[@savagetuner2404]

seth wakeman you forgot the Suzuki jimny is based off it too.

[@sethwakeman9031]

Good point! Even more reason

[@heeheeriah]

The Land Rover Defender is based off the Willys Jeep chassis, so I think of it as a 'practicality facelift'.

[@skiliftsandcableways.slova7247]

You forgot UAZ 469.

[@ShingoKirishima1997]

For me the Corolla is my fav of the bunch. Growing up in a Toyota family and falling in love with Initial D made the 1985 Corolla GT-S Sportback (and it's JDM counterpart: the Trueno Hatch) into my dream ride along side its successor

[@usuallyclueless4477]

I wish i'd get to drive one of those. either the ae86 or the newer gt86. born in the wrong country lol

[@vishwajithvikas7103]

@@usuallyclueless4477 I feel ya ... We also need Subaru's Mazda's and Skylines from the 90s ...

[@chrisanderson2204]

If it wasn't for the VW Beetle,there'd be no Porsche 911 Turbo

[@BaileygaskellGaskell]

To you saying if it wasn't for Hitler no Porsche

[@51Detective]

The 911 Turbo specially during it’s early days killed a lot of people got a nickname called widow maker

[@cannedpainter9542]

Bailey gaskell 1965 Gaskell shut the fuck up with your stupid politics you potato

[@nihlhinz488]

Ferrari only sold cars to race. Porsche was before the beetle. He designed a 4 wheel drive electric car for Mercedes in 1890 somthing. He also worked for auto union now Audi to set speed records in the early 30s with the silver arrows, 250 miles per hour on a public roads. His engine and body design ideas pre date Hiltlers power grab in 1933.

[@virtualgarage7341]

Porsche 356a actually..

[@КлиментЦонков]

Please cover a few more cheap (under $2000) cars for drifting in Europe.

[@Sube-Tube]

Volvo 240, e36 BMW, e46 BMW, and miata

[@КлиментЦонков]

@@Sube-TubeLexus is 200, Mercedes clk w208, Ford Sierra, Opel Omega, Nissan Maxima a32 and maybe I'm forgetting something or haven't heard of it yet.

[@magnuss9339]

E30

[@nicolapalmieri7344]

Mercedes 190E

[@g19mx]

Very specific

[@eastsidetactown]

Im not a huge Mustang guy myself, but the Mustang should be on there. It brought performance cars to the masses. It made a fast car something the working man could get

[@David-sc5ig]

The Porsche 911 revolutionized the sports car

[@DarkKnightwing75]

The Renault 4 should’ve been on here, it sold over 8 million units and was produced across the globe in Europe, South America and other countries too. And it’s still a daily site in many countries!

[@mahjongautomobile3854]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video because it is about cars and I love cars. I am impressed with all the cars featured in this video, my favourite car is the Toyota Corolla because it is a car made for the whole world to transport people and stuff.

[@ViralVehicles]

Nice! Corolla is a great car!

[@juanmanuelpenaloza9264]

I swear to God if you mention- **sees Corolla Trueno** DEJA VU!

[@jakub4290]

What about Lada Niva? This car didnt change its shape since it started production to today. Its one of best 4x4 cars

[@Your_nearest_toyota_dealer]

Eh? Its crappy but works,just

[@shebbs1]

Certainly was the original crossover car. Sure, the Range Rover had all-wheel drive, but the Niva, rough as it was and is, had unitary construction and years before the Cherokee.

[@demarcorosas3850]

You forgot the legendary Ford Mustang.

[@immaheadoutmemes6878]

I like your thinking

[@shebbs1]

Maybe on the US, globally it has never been all that significant outside the US and maybe Canada.

[@sploingoo]

The ford bronco because of OJ Simpson

[@c-tezblackspeedracer8056]

sugar wolf Basically

[@wdefghjuefhdegtfthtgf1351]

He played football brits may not know who he is

[@immaheadoutmemes6878]

True boi true

[@doggoboi5538]

LOL

[@volkswagenk7017]

Citroën Hydraulic suspension changed the world..

[@nicolapalmieri7344]

I think you forgot the legendary Fiat Uno

[@joshe2420]

Now im mad, no yugo???!

[@rebelrenegade4052]

The Yugo was indeed legendary, however, not so much a world-changer. It was really just a cheaply made Volkswagen Golf

[@joshe2420]

@@rebelrenegade4052 You cant compare the golf to the yugo.

[@savagetuner2404]

Stefan Josheski the Yugo changed the world by being a standard for a bad car.

[@joshe2420]

@@savagetuner2404 what do you k iw about the yugo?

[@savagetuner2404]

Stefan Josheski what?

[@jerrylopez516]

Lada Niva should have a spot.

[@shebbs1]

The original unitary body AWD, though Americans think the Jeep Cherokee holds that spot, but the Niva came along years before.

[@jakekaywell5972]

*sad Renault 4, FIAT 124, and Lada Riva noises*

[@KasparOnTube]

Exactly - Fiat 124 and Lada models based on that was huge deal for at least for half of Europe and all of USSR during late 60s to beginning of 90s.

[@noaht2005]

The Fiat 500 actually dates back to 1936 with a model known as the Topolino. Also, original Minis were also sold as Austins

[@NTSCuser]

And long before the Austin Mini there was the Austin 7 or "Baby Austin" which was a genuine no-frills people's car. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austin_7

[@HondaAccordguy05]

As always great video !!!! 👍🏼

[@ViralVehicles]

Thanks!

[@killerdove123]

You mean 8 people's cars that changed the WESTERN HEMISPHERE?

[@jonathanthorpe1653]

You forgot the legendary Trabant 601 two strokes. If you ever get the chance to drive one you should. You'll have so much fun.

[@westkot8459]

You forgot the legendary Volvo 240 series

[@-m.d.n-9019]

I was just gonna comment that.

[@EngiNetion]

my hero!

[@MartinA-mf9ig]

Or Amanzon, the fist car with security and road safety on the first row.

[@jogindersinghfoley3860]

About the only thing stronger than a volvo 240 seris is a tank

[@Blue-moon12]

My first car was a 1977 Mini 1275 GT. 1997 and just turned 17! Reg was UNB 666S

[@grumpyoldman3458]

Cool.

[@V_For_Vigilante]

Trash car

[@charlieb2176]

What. Lada sold 22 million 1100-1700

[@BWhite-qb6wm]

9:47 "Sissy Folk 💅🏾"..... 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xrmerkur]

Cars are a beautiful thing. We build a relationship with our vehicles and use the space as our conference room. Some of the best ideas are born behind the wheel.

[@aaronaustrie]

I can't forget the Corrollas either i love every generation of this car

[@Johnnyynf]

Mini: great car Fiat 500 is crying

[@shebbs1]

Yes, but the Mini was a groundbreaker, albeit building on and bringing together key ideas from others.

[@LittleRedIrishRover]

I'm surprised the Toyota Camry wasn't mentioned. They are insanely popular, reliable and affordable. One of the most popular cars in the USA too from what I've seen! (Also a proud Camry owner^^)

[@zoso6106]

I feel like I’ve heard this guys voice on so many videos on different channels

[@mindykeyte7593]

What happened to the Lada Niva?

[@samlauer8855]

2:20 is actually a heinkel kabine

[@Nooziterp1]

8:18: 'A reasonably large luggage area in the front.' Have you seen it? You could get a small bag in there but no more. 6:25: The canvas roof on the Citroen 2CV wasn't just to save metal. The main reason for a canvas roof was to make loading of large objects easier. Anything too large to go in through the boot lid or the doors was lowered in through the roof. .

[@majesticeaglesasquatch7324]

What about Lada?

[@sbadvi]

Where the hell is the Honda Civic

[@xiondFirst]

Obviously not here duh lol.

[@willo-zo5rd]

joecugo lmao

[@willo-zo5rd]

Dodo the Great HURR DURR CIVIC RACECAR

[@lonewolf-oc9vr]

they only show cars that give the idea to other on how to build cars

[@dacul2584]

You forgot about the Dacia Sandero/Logan series. Today's people's cars.

[@flexosmith2392]

you forgot two Australian icons= the Holden commodore and the Ford Falcon

[@killerdove123]

Apparently, Australia, Asia and Africa aren't part of "The World".

[@mateuszodrzywoek8658]

@@killerdove123 toyota

[@lgz2006]

My thoughts on those reasons these cars become an icon. VW Beetle: because of Bumblebee or The Love Bug. Citroen 2CV: because of James Bond. Mini: because of The Italian Job. Toyota Corolla: because of AE86.

[@aydenstrong7278]

The Ute was originally designed for Australians by Ford

[@dillonh321]

The first pickup was developed in 1917 for America by ford. The first Ute was developed in 1932 for Australians by ford.

[@showmeedwards1177]

Nicely put together video however one small point, the mini was launched at the Austin 7. It was the press that named it MINI. John Edwards

[@bangerbangerbro]

I thought it was launched as the Austin 7 and as the Morris Mini Minor at the same time?

[@TechAssistant024]

So you're really going to forget the Honda Civic?

[@angelocardoc]

CVCC

[@carlosguzman-jj7mo]

The mini is a cute car i love it

[@Потенциальныйзритель]

What about lada priora or lada niva?

[@ferhatkayhan]

Last Bettle photo in video is in Turkey. Car is registereted in Trabzon.

[@robloxiangamerprogamer92782he]

How about the Toyota Land Cruiser? It has been 62 years and it sold 10 Million units!

[@cristiroland]

Dacia 1300 1310. In romania was made from 1968 to 2004...

[@isetta4083]

Austin 7s, Morris Minors, Lada Rivas and Yugos are definitely nominees that were overlooked

[@abb_123]

You missed the Trabant

[@dickeddy7114]

Indeed. Nothing moved east germany like the trabant ! It's the beetle from eastern germany basically

[@DMJ52]

You missed out the Austin 7 !

[@justinb954]

no wonder early hot rodders chopped the top on tin lizzies, the tops on the ford A model are enormous.

[@borislicina455]

You also forgot the Volkswagen Transporter, one of the longest produced cars in the world with 70 years,millions of them sold over the years and many different models, from the camper to truck-like (Pritschenwagen) to simple box formed ones and even special builds

[@FuliCuddlesFangirl]

Vw: lets make the VW golf Vw: but we want to confuse people so lets also make the VW polo

[@johnsbuilds8354]

For the American market at least I would say the xj cherokee could be considered an iconic people’s car

[@jakekaywell5972]

Also, the Austin Seven. Not only was it better and cheaper than a Ford Model T in its role, it also served as the first car for many manufacturers. Two of these are Datsun (modern day Nissan) and BMW.

[@dzenan9331]

Well, Golf Mk2 indeed changed the Balkan (ex. Yugoslavian countries). Around mid. 2000s and early 2010s, it was very popular and almost everyone owned it. I had one built in Brussels, 🇧🇪 in 1989. It was the most reliable and non-breakable car. Today, it's rare to see them after just a few yrs later, incredible. Mine was sold in 2017 and it's still active, but rarely seen.

[@conocimientodelcosmoscr5433]

Lada niva and 2105 please, this cars need a specific video

[@RRareGaming]

Funfact: The Golf is produced worldwide in different names till date.

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

what about the willys jeep? didn't that kickstart the 4x4 car market and help create the original Land Rover?

[@bangerbangerbro]

Its not really a "people's car".

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

@@bangerbangerbro well it did create the Jeep Wrangler and all other cars in the Jeep lineup so it kina is a "People's car"...

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@wclifton968gameplaystutorials But none of those cars are "people's cars".

[@MaxineFox-wg8ur]

The Volkswagen Kombi

[@mrcoffeebean1390]

I have an 05 Toyota Corolla. Have almost had it 5 years and only had it in the shop once.. reliability does not lack

[@paulinhofagundes12]

This list is missing the brazillian VW Gol; and the american Crown Victoria used by New York's police and cab companies.

[@RedTsarOldChannel-INACTIVE]

Actually here in Brazil,we got a different lineage of the Beetle,which is known as Fusca here. Starts with the launch of the Fusca in the early 40's,then the Brasilia on the late 70's and finally the Golf coming in the mid 80's. Still,all three are very popular,and it isn't hard to find one of those in the streets.

[@astro._alex]

Luv ur channel mate keep it up

[@ViralVehicles]

Thanks!

[@astro._alex]

@@ViralVehicles subed since 24k mate

[@ViralVehicles]

Nice cheers for sticking around lol

[@astro._alex]

@@ViralVehicles ur wellcome mate

[@GhostOfAMachine]

Wheres the Lada Niva? Truely affordable 4x4 built for Siberia

[@heeheeriah]

Fiat 126 (The VW Beetle of Poland!)

[@mihaicojanu9147]

You missed the Trabant 600/601 and Dacia 1310

[@savagetuner2404]

MIHAI SI Ce it changed the world so much that nobody has heard of it. What about the Unimog.

[@jakekaywell5972]

@@savagetuner2404 The Trabant is the car that liberated East Germany when the wall fell and has become a cult classic for that reason. It was also the first and only car to use a material called "Duroplast" which was a mix of resin and cotton fiber. In short, it was a brilliant car for the time and place and definitely doesn't deserve to be forgotten.

[@ShieldTonHD]

I have a Corolla EE101L So nice and reliable car

[@christophernicolasviertel8967]

How can you forget the HONDA CIVIC with its highly reliable and rev happy engines, low costs and of course the sharp handeling and unmatched practicality for the class. It was literally THE ONE Car that send a lot of manufacturers back to the drawingboard!

[@willo-zo5rd]

Christopher Nicolas Viertel HURR DURR CIVIC RACECAR

[@christophernicolasviertel8967]

@@willo-zo5rd I'm not calling it a racecar

[@jakekaywell5972]

Nah. The Renault 4 has the title of shaping the entire hatchback market. The Honda Civic merely perfected it.

[@dinohermann1887]

You forgot about the legendary van Renault Espace!

[@IK-st2ee]

What about the Toyota Land Cruiser?

[@HarrisonCSmith]

This list needs the Civic, Willies, Crown Victoria, Mustang,

[@NumericStudios]

I came here fore the truck I own a 1989 Ford F-150

[@colinkell4844]

nice

[@Jerms995]

Rust bucket?

[@NumericStudios]

Car_enthuzust_for_life on ig nope pretty clean except for a blotch of rust over the fender flare but all 80’s trucks do that

[@waynestruckshorts]

Me too we have a 1991 F-150

[@NumericStudios]

@@waynestruckshorts nice

[@erikkunkle9574]

The VW origins is not "unclear". I het why you didn't tell it, but don't flat out lie.

[@erikkunkle9574]

@Anon Commenter nope. It was to be a people's car. German's paid up front and when it was built, they could pick it up. However, war came along and the majority of the "people's car" were owned and driven by high ranking Nazis. The people never got theor cars.

[@jakekaywell5972]

@@erikkunkle9574 Volkswagen was also sued by the Czech manufacturer Tatra for blatant patent infringement but the Nazis cancelled the suit once they invaded Czechoslovakia in 1938.

[@frank863]

"The F Series has always been the best friend for farmers, workers, campers and the lost goes on..." Yet I see literally half the world here in Texas with an old late 80s to 90s Silverado. (Yes I know they weren't officially called Silverados before 1999)

[@Ghostjoker53]

They were C/K 1500s. I've owned 2

[@wolfsburvviann]

They are though, not saying Silverados and Rams aren't, but they all are

[@yiannisdanatzis2889]

Honda introduced the Civic, and also don't forget Australia has some automotive history dating back to 1934 when it comes to the ute, the wife of a farmer wrote a letter to Ford complaining about not being able to get a suitable enough car for going to church on Sundays and taking the pigs to the market on Mondays, and so Ford built the ute.

[@Megalopros]

i was hoping to see the civic, good list nonetheless

[@hypernova3527]

Don't forget the Nissan Qashqai, the car that, from my viewpoint, began the urban SUV era here in Europe.

[@ahboi489]

0:52 the one thing ford has done that they can be proud of

[@rebelrenegade4052]

What about the Crown Vic? I'd say that's a successful vehicle if I've ever seen one

[@immaheadoutmemes6878]

Truths is truths

[@Charles-A]

Where is the lada niva 2121?

[@woolly3603]

I have a 1998 E11 Corolla, 5 door lift back, it's quite nice. You don't see much of em

[@melaniesalac9528]

Thanks

[@Quasihamster]

Was that the most representative footage of the Mini you came across?

[@armandochristian5032]

Indian Maruti 800 made a revolutionary change in the country... Mention it in a video...

[@KasparOnTube]

You forgot Vaz (Lada) 2101 or Fiat 124 what its based on. It was peoples car for 1/6 of the planet after all for 2 full decades.

[@ChillkootMarkowee]

I got the lucky chance of working on a 1949 Ford F-1 with a flathead V-8 and a toploader 3spd manual transmission.

[@starsaber2002]

haha america number 1 literally great video as always

[@joeneri150]

Chrysler Town & Country, Ford Mustang, Chevy Corvette, and Willys Jeep

[@lewismachin1755]

They is loads of vw that could be on there for example passat they are all solid cars and a pleasure to drive.

[@minidriversouthsweden5137]

I’ve been standing next to a Morris mini and it’s a small car I’m about 5 ft 10 in and i was squatting to talk to the driver not really working for a modern day car. I’ve got to love the mini’s since I drive one

[@jurek.425]

8:32 Are those wheels stock? They were put on the early maluch, in Poland we call them cytrynki, which means lemons.

[@josephweber4467]

I think they are stock, they fit so perfectly to the 500/126

[@jurek.425]

@@josephweber4467 now that was quick, thanks

[@josephweber4467]

@@jurek.425 np

[@acheekymeesh]

What about the Lada Riva?

[@srikaarlalla2327]

Do a top 10 best toyota engines ever made.

[@FuliCuddlesFangirl]

Srikaar Lalla Or as the americans call it Toyoda

2JZ and 4AGE

[@srikaarlalla2327]

@ I actually have a 4age 20v

@@srikaarlalla2327 same a 4age beat up levin 86

[@Your_nearest_toyota_dealer]

@ eeh 3s-gte surely too

[@reinierrooi5650]

Thanks for the ,up'. What I forgot to say, is that vw promised the workers ,a car, if you give a deposit now.' They gave the deposit, but never got ,the car'. The only reason, why it succeeded, was an English army officer, who was in pension, who came with the idea, of parts on the shelf, before the car was sold. That time, it was a big struggle, to get parts, if you had a brakedown. Parts must be ordered, and you had to wait how long, to get it ! Something small, the ,new' vw frontwheel drive was a NSU, they merged with vw, Horch, and Audi, there's where the 4 rings came in !

[@Dippps]

You forgot early Lada. Those cars were everywhere.

[@okamiplays2558]

Just to have it said, the car you showed while talking about the BMW Isetta at 2:24 is a Heinkel Trojan ;)

[@Sami-gs7qb]

Where is the Lada

[@Circa88]

5:18 BEAUTIFUL Hachiroku