Invention Quiz! When Were Pop Up Headlights Invented?

[@GusBDamme]

Doug’s the type of guy to unhinge his jaw like a snake and consume Kennan

[@opposedrocket3]

🤮🤮🤮

[@JoeUrbanYYC]

Example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5nOg4yMpd2BqLM

[@Nightrunnergunner]

🤔 no

[@DreP20]

Omg

[@2d_enjoyer]

Never thought I'd see vore on this channel but here we are

[@PizzaDog89]

I’ve never seen Doug so happy to lose 👏

[@dewlapped]

part 2 of same topic please, this was fun. include answer car pics too

[@D-Rockk]

Yeah!!!! Include pictures of the answer so I don't have to Google them after!

[@Hipas_Account]

Would be a lot more educational to both the viewers and the players if they told us not just the year it was invented, but showed what car introduced it, and perhaps some context to along with it.

[@DFWsCars]

Agree.

[@hobgoblin9308]

This would be much better with some context on the answers....

[@kellingtonlink956]

Great idea for a game/quiz/challenge. Thanks for the video.

[@bit1564]

The game shows are really getting more polished! great work, team!

[@gordoeinstein]

There were indeed diesel V10s prior to 1991... 1960s.

[@D-Rockk]

I'm so pumped for the $18,000 car challenge! 🏎 🏁 Can't wait for the 2nd episode.

[@KNRS927]

They gotta do another challenge but only with cars they purchased from CarsAndBids. It's time to see Doug actually buy a car on his own site and use it, as he has yet to buy one from there and every car he's gotten after launching CarsAndBids has been outside CarsAndBids.

[@stevieklaer9347]

0:00 THIS jumpscare warning

[@brentboswell1294]

Re: traction control, Packard introduced the limited slip differential to the consumer market in 1956, followed by Chevrolet in 1957 with the Posi-trac. Although not computer controlled, they did essentially the same thing using mechanical means.

[@chartreux1532]

Growing up (being born in 1986) i remember my Dad having the coolest Car when he drove me and Friends to School It was a Mazda 323F and because of the Pop-up Headlights all the other Kids would be amazed by it Pop-up Headlights definitely should come back! Prost & Cheers from Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps

[@Mquin02]

Doug is exactly right! GM's traction control was only used for 2 years and then dumped. Although it returned in 1979 in a Cadillac.

[@somecarguy19]

I mean it doesn’t take a genius to presume such a thing lmao

[@sv-bk]

Filippo is so right about the fuel injection coming late to most markets. In most of europe we had carburated cars untill the very late 90s.

[@yariav]

The first racing V10 engine was created by Alfa Romeo in 1986

[@jaysway1395]

I guess it’s a production car quiz though

[@gumballguy34]

Many of our E450 ambulances at work have the V10, its got torque for days

[@kyleglasgow007]

For those curious about the traction control question, Buick MaxTrac in the 1971 LeSabre is what is being discussed & yes it was computerized.

[@pupushtin]

Congrats to Kennan for the impressive victory. I actually learned some things!

[@mazda9624]

I'm shocked to see Doug be such a good sport about Kennan being in the lead for the majority of the video. Even congratulating him on right answers. What happened to him lol

[@MrChevybaja]

What year did the E39 M5 debut? That's the only year to choose, right Kenen?

[@donnyo639]

GM was also putting optional airbags in their units in the early 70's, and had HUD by the mid-80's.

[@BrimHawk]

Wasn't it the Grand Prix GXP that got the first HUD?

[@donnyo639]

It was actually offered on the '88 Olds Cutless Supreme first, then the Grand Prix got it a couple years later on the GTP. (You could also get it as a standalone option on the SE or GT)

[@wyrazowfkp]

Actually the first car with fuel injection was a Goliath GP700 in 1952 (also German brand) .... 3 years before the 300 SL Mercedes

[@djejnyc]

This is great.

[@wonderbox01]

I wanna see a Filippo friendly game! 😊

[@dommarston23]

That was great 🙂👍🏻

[@BCT611]

Why does This Video Have 2 different thumbnails

[@D-Rockk]

11:06 How did they not show a picture of the 1936 car?

[@lucybaker7813]

the mid to early 60's corvettes had them

[@adrianzanoli]

i think the first car with a V10 was the 1987 Lamborghini P140

[@petercraig7920]

mercedes NG80 in 1980 was the first

[@Rom3_29]

Isuzu made V 10 production engine for trucks in 1965.

[@lucybaker7813]

first popup headlight 1936 cord 810

[@lucybaker7813]

The First 3-Pointed Seatbelt? volvo pv544

[@lucybaker7813]

that was the first year it was invented 1959

[@lucybaker7813]

by none other then volvo

[@lucybaker7813]

cadillac v16 which was a 452 cu inch 45 degree engine

[@kyleelliott512]

Kennan out here proving to all his haters he's legit

[@lucybaker7813]

3 point seatbelt was 1959

[@zoom3it172]

Bars and kids?

[@WardSpose]

James pumphrey done ear wormed... pop up and down pop pop up and down headlights

[@StephenPhayre]

Doug is the type of guy who releases 2 videos on the same morning.

[@wescoleman1360]

They always do

[@StephenPhayre]

@@wescoleman1360 Yeah - but they are sitting in the same positions, and I was half-way through the Doug channel video when the C%B video hit... LOL

[@DIABLOEDITZ]

Morning? Where do you live

[@StephenPhayre]

@@DIABLOEDITZ West coast of USA

[@DIABLOEDITZ]

@StephenPhayre ohhhh I am at Bangladesh and its 11:31 pm

[@alexgc82]

Doug looks like JD.

[@lbnewell23]

Got the seatbelt one bang on because my mum had a few Volvos that said since 1959 on the buckle

[@MichaelAMangone]

I think it says "1959" on the seatbelts of modern Volvo.

[@lbnewell23]

@ it doesn’t say it on my mums current 2020 XC90 or my 2013 V40 so I have no idea when it was or why not all of them have it

[@kzed]

@@lbnewell23 my dads 2023 xc90 says it, weird

[@slowery43]

nobody cares... this is not about you

[@pinkace]

7:31 fillipo cracked me up hahahaha

[@yariav]

the first known V10 engines, used in a 1936

[@OntarioTrafficMan]

Which production car?

[@yariav]

Busch-Sulzer ICRR 9201, it was a train, not a car…

[@yariav]

The first car was Alfa Romeo in 1986

[@Rom3_29]

Isuzu made V10 engines in 1965

[@7stiano123]

Does the 3rd guy know anything

[@templarnato]

"Why am I here" lol, good one Filipo

[@WhinedUp2004]

Doug should've got the seatbelts one, he's reviewed Volvo's with it written on the seatbelt 😂

[@unccred]

Somebody seriously needs to stop spiking the water in the C&B office with adderall.

[@shanepaynter5591]

I'm with Filippo on this one lol

[@just_justin_11]

0:31 YEAHHH PRELUDE MENTIONED

[@AbstractCatsMedia]

My cousin Vinni ... Posi-traction..

[@redbuIIracing]

Why is there a CYBER TRUCK in the background of Doug's shots

[@TheQueenslander97]

Part 2 please! Include First car year thats twincharged Last steam powered production car year First car year with Aircon First car year with disc brakes all round First car year with rotary engine First car year with satnav integration First car year kei car production

[@cddog1995]

Any eta on when to expect the Android app? will it come to Android?

[@tbillington]

That pop-up question was the least smug Doug has been in these vids 😂

[@dirtydanoverland9083]

Doug (donut media) Demuro

[@loganpinner5212]

Some of the “Doug the type of guy” comments have become too bland, little effort. Like watching GM make vehicles.

[@scott__french]

The LFA shade with that V10 list.

[@RayanMADAO]

Kennan is a historian

[@andrewroberts1787]

Wasn't the early 60's Lotus Elan the first car with pop up headlights???

[@Mquin02]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWjZh42FqLKtpZosi=x2h7gwDy297kr3rm&t=30

[@BeefIngot]

Poor Shaun getting thrown right under that bus

[@Techjunkiero]

Missed opportunity to include first car with xenon projector headlights, ABS and airbags. C’mon guys!

[@Torqyboi]

Yjob had pop ups in the late 20s. It wasn't a production car but that wasn't specified

[@aciodromicart]

the V10 was used the Leopard 1 in the 60's and even erlier in trains so tecnically v10 was invented in 1935-1936

[@DaBaltimoron]

No, I won.

[@Vin80_]

I clicked on this knowing the answer.

[@elliotberdugo4574]

There is a real question if a fish understands about water, if they never leave it.

[@qv81]

How did he get the job at cars & bids?! If it was just down to car knowledge I would be God there. Yeah, I know obscure facts don't make a good employee, but this is a car enthusiast website. I would expect everyone there to be at Dougs' level.