Two of Five Ever Built: 1958 Fiat 600 Multipla Mirafiori - Jay Leno’s Garage

[@Gerk8]

The last two surviving examples and they are both roadworthy and actually being driven! Meravigliosa!

[@moparedtn]

Another wonderful episode that ticks all the classic JLG boxes: 1) a car I'd never seen (or even heard of) before 2) an engaging owner for Jay to chat with (and he is a natural interviewer) 3) Jay drives the thing, rarity be damned, so we can see how it is going down the road This is why JLG has always been unique not only to the hobby, but to car shows in general. The viewer walks away the better for having watched it. Thanks as always for sharing, Jay! -Ed on the Ridge

[@michaelwayne7887]

And no crass plugs for paying advertisers.

[@FlourescentPotato]

The owner doesn't know a thing here.

[@Khiladi_99]

Designer: here's your new car Engineers: the front looks gorgeous!! Designer: No no no, you numbnuts, that's the back side.

[@DucatiDiaries]

LMAO I was thinking the same. I was like looking at it sideways. Is that the front or the back??? haha

[@Eyes_On_Sky]

Check car is going reverse, no no U dumb. It's normal for this model.

[@cleeshann1928]

Cool cars! Thanks for sharing!

[@CGPacifica]

It does look like a station wagon going backwards.

[@Kiwionwing]

Listen to everyone toot them

[@rdmineer1]

In Italy, no matter what you drove or how powerful, a Fiat was always behind you with a working horn.

[@guidedmeditation2396]

That is so funny. Something you say about a British Triumph or GM Vega.

[@rdmineer1]

Vegas, not so much. More often a huge Chrysler. Nowadays it's a good ol'boy in a giant pickup with blazing headlights; trying to test their airbags?

[@thesteelrodent1796]

we drove to Italy on vacation in 1991, and can confirm the horn is the most used part of Italian vehicles. And supposedly the reason they use those piddly squeeky horns is so they don't cause an avalanche in the mountains.

[@paulleach5841]

😂

[@a-chartdesign4045]

❤​@@guidedmeditation2396

[@ruilobato4981]

... I am a 73yo man from portugal and my father owned a multipla 600, yellow w/ black roof, in 1960 and I have very good memories of it. but it had a very nasty end: on a very steep lisbon road, while it was raining, it skidded on the rails of street car and ... it crashed against an upcoming yellow trolley! 6 months at the hospital and the multipla 600 was gone. these 2 examples are new to me and very beautiful. thanks and cheers!

[@BiggMo]

Love it when he says “I had to make some of the parts” - but listening to him, he wrote the check

[@MrSlodez]

He knows nothing about the cars, other than what they cost him. Still nice that he had it restored as it probably isn’t affordable for most of us.

[@BiggMo]

MrSlodez: agreed - it’s the old “build it or buy it” question.

[@rcjbvermilion]

At least he spent his money doing something interesting.

[@tommypetraglia4688]

Like patrons of old commissioning art, he's doing what's necessary to keep these cars alive. I'd like to see the rest of his collection

[@michaelmartin9022]

@@tommypetraglia4688 I don't know anything about mechanical stuff, either. But if I had his money I'd be doing the same!

[@docjody8624]

Jay, your camera operator is a genius. Always shows the close-ups I yearn to see. A true Professional.

[@jimmybuffet4970]

It’s the editor as much as the camera op. Camera operator chooses the shots, and the editor stems them down to one awesome episode.

[@georgetalleyii5085]

Should have put a camera person in the other car to capture rear driving shots and other drivers reaction.

[@ltjake0169]

I completely agree with your compliment.. but, it is still Jay Leno afterall.

[@muzhikforchaplin1203]

for example 5:43

[@docjody8624]

@@muzhikforchaplin1203 Yes, good example! Excellent camerawork.

[@obronkonobe8704]

Jay's washing all his jean shirts finally

[@fritzbrause6332]

Exactly what I was thinking :-D

[@the1onlyteagro]

This is his laundry day outfit.

[@Berchol]

Ahahahahahaha

[@101Volts]

I have to wonder if he has a few vintage washing machines to go with his vintage car collection.

[@jimdavis8391]

He owns 364 of them.

[@theskig]

Proud of all this love for Italian rarities. The "ROMA" original plate is the cherry on the cake. Greetings from Italy.

[@sofiabray3327]

some garbage, a bunch of metal, who overestimates the importance of this product

[@pietrolandino6982]

@@sofiabray3327 un po' di spazzatura e un po' di metallo??? Trasportare 6 persone e i bagagli con un auto dai costi di investimento e di gestione tanto economici da non essere stati mai ripetuti. Il modello più recente della Fiat Multipla è esposta al MOMA di New York. Ma tu, con il tuo giudizio saprai fare sicuramente di meglio...aspettiamo che ci mostri le tue capacità 🧐🧐🧐

[@fredphilips5320]

@@sofiabray3327 Joe had one of these cars.

[@lordfrazerirwin990]

This is great. I owned a 1960 FIAT 600D, fitted with twin petrol tanks (we had fuel rationing in UK during the 70s) and a range of 600 plus miles. I just remembered, it also had a rudimentary cruise control under the glove shelf. 767cc, 50 miles to the gallon. A great little car full of character as have all small FIATs of the era. Thanks for showing these two.

[@studiocalder818]

Si, fantastica. I owned, too.

[@nukedathlonman]

Whoa....only 5 built. Amazing you were able to get two of them together at the same time!! Thanks!!!!

[@jeromej221]

I love what the Italians were able to achieve with “so little”. It all comes down to taste, doesn’t it? Very interesting vehicle.

[@mattskustomkreations]

We had a Fiat 850 Spyder. Trust me, it DID have electrical problems. Mom had to translate the repair manual for Dad. As an added bonus the floorboards were rusted through. As kids stuffed behind the front seat, we could see the road go by underfoot. Really safe.

[@edmondocerza4292]

The rear are nearly identical to the autobianchi bianchina. Lovely, now these are cars worth knowing not those soulless supercars that nowadays all look the same. Soulless. Thank you

[@davidoickle1778]

The only two in the world and they're BOTH out on the road together? Brave!

[@scottyg9167]

Ok this is one of the coolest episodes ever! They’re so ... all the things already said! Funny how such an odd car can look so darn beautiful.

[@justinturner7502]

that's smart the factors of salvation would be to each individual as 1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1×1 ect all held acountable to the Law of God that i bind and loose to oppose evil powers principalities and kingdoms sins generate curses of the Law of the God of Abraham and the curses give grounds for demons to opperate that i bind and loose to prepare people dirt for deliverance healing and salvation seed the curses of sin and the demons opperating can be bound by those of salvation authority who ask forgiveness of all their sins known and unknown who bind and break the curses of sin that to bind ungodly spirits of opetational by behavioral name and loose angels to interogate is how i pursue intercesstion the matierial that include the recommended booklets at wrwpublications.com are of real to me there are 66 curses of sin listed in the bible the curse of the Vagabond non acceptance of the Savior as well as Ahab and Jezabel spirits of operation ftom wrong order in household are some of those i bind spirits of arrest and development arest in spirit body mind are some of those i pursue in intercession that Win Worley kept notes in deliverance as to the demons that manifested interogating demons that refused to leave during deliverance to find the grounds they had to opperate that lists of demons were compiled in relationship to deliverance to bind those listed was how i started that i still include those and more that the behavioral name is used as well as researched history of an an area that i learn more coveting more demons can manifest a little at a time or by masses of leagions that to gain further understanding and knowlege i researched others of full gospel pursuits as well as terms listed in things like Warfare Prayers booklet 4 the terms of testimony of ungodly pursuit of booklet 20 Roman Catholicism was of aid as well as the Smashing the Hosts of hell that testimony was in the books and booklets that not all the booklets are of testimony though are of information of aid that i know there are dream stations on the audio net systems like itunes and others i bind and loose at those as well as know false doctrines those things like community and school structure the warefare prayers is of a daily start as to gain a march on the enemy as it covers many of the things the masters notes i have found of NKJV of the new testament and bibles that mention such things though have nothing as to pursuit to attain as to what it says as crowns as to cast unto God that i rather enjoy godly work of salvation and bind and loose regualarly to prapare on earth as it is in heaven i bind and loose covering more all the time asking for gifts of the spirit daily and bind and loose as to prepare godly women of all ages as to the godly women of Proverbs 31 to bind those ungodly spirits of behavior of warning listed in Proverbs as well as the opperations of wrong order in household are of aid bind i ask and bind theses spirits form operation applying the marinating pursuits i learned of as to ask angels aka loose them to bind the ungodly spirits and contain them reading and singing praises unto God day and night that i loose the godly spirits of Elijah Jaru and the hounds of heaven and others not listed in the prayer of scripture as ti bind the ungodly spirit and loose the opposite is of some simple training that i find it of aid to go furth rebuking self when rebuking others and more though the vast amount learn exceeds what i have learned at many kinds of other churches profecing salvation and faith the full gospe i learned at HBCDELIVERS.org is vastly supirior that i have learned more since then and apply my smartphones net access to learn more that the matters of topic on FOURTHWATCHRADIO.com and NYSTV.org are of aid to further matters as well the knowlege and understanding of other doctrins and adulerations of matters of the ungodly is of great aid to oppose them as well as to bind and loose to bring them to an end that's smart is a prayer of another booklet Getting Started in Deliverance by Win Worley Jude 1 and 2 Revelations 1 and 2 Psalms 35 83 109 that's smart the prayer that follows is of aid to i'll comment it separate.

[@justinturner7502]

Please pray this out loud. It will make a HUGE difference in the world we live in. It would mean so much to me if you would pray this out loud today. If you have any questions about it, please feel free to comment and/or message me, and I’ll be happy to explain more. Thank you! 😁👍🙏 Spiritual Warfare Prayer Against Illuminati / New World Order (Ephesians 6:12) Scriptures referenced can be read at the bottom. BINDING THE STRONGMAN Father, in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the authority You have given us (Matt 16:19; Luke 10:19; Matt 18:18), we now bind the strongman (Luke 11:20-22) over all evil spirit powers working in and through the following: The Illuminati; Council of 13; The Rothchilds; The Rockefellers; The Bilderberg Group; Trilateral Commission; Council on Foreign Relations; Federal Reserve System; Internal Revenue Service; United Nations; Socialism; Humanism; Liberalism; Communism; Atheism; The Kremlin; Peking; Church of WICCA; All Satanist Churches; The Roman Catholic Church; The Vatican; Babylon; The Pope; Beast and False Prophet; Antichrist; Hospitals; Prisons; One World Government; International Monetary Fund; Witchcrafts and Zodiac Powers; World Council of Churches; Body of Christ; All True Churches; All Believers; Israel; and Jerusalem. 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Thank you, Father and Praise You, Father, in Jesus' mighty Name! Annihilating The Hosts of Hell Book II PG. pg 29 CIVIL WAR IN SATAN'S KINGDOM (Matt 12:22-32; Mark 3:20-30; Luke 11:14-23). In the Name of Jesus Christ, we command Satan's demons to fight against and destroy each other. Specifically, we command all marriage and family hindering, delaying, preventing, destroying and breaking demons to attack spirits of Ahab and Jezebel. We command the spirits of power and control to attack the spirits of pornography and Eros; the spirits of violence and torture to attack the spirits of human subjection, degradation and submission. Loose the spirits of riches and wealth by greed to attack the spirits of lust for one world rulership, currency, and total control of the world system; the spirits of anti-capitalism, rebellion against free enterprise, strike and work stoppage to attack the spirits of poverty, hatred for believers, anti- Americanism and human bondage. Let the spirits of war between the nations, destruction, hatred and anger attack the spirits of political and spiritual blindness, rage, mockery, vengeance, evil political science and influence, Illuminati and Communism. Let the spirits of antichrist, 666, and false religions attack the spirits of Roman Catholicism and Masonry, the spirits of infirmities, sicknesses, weaknesses, deformities, and accidents. Let them attack the spirits of alcohol, drugs nicotine, bad nutrition and abortion. Let them destroy the spirits of mind control and darkness and attack the spirits of Leviathan and pride. Father, we ask You to loose burning, judgment and destruction upon all disobedient and reluctant spirits that fail to follow these commands. Scriptures referenced: Ephesians 6:12, “For we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places.”Matthew 16:18-19, “Now I say to you that you are Peter (which means ‘rock’), and upon this rock I will build my church, and all the powers of hell will not conquer it. And I will give you the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. Whatever you forbid on earth will be forbidden in heaven, and whatever you permit on earth will be permitted in heaven.” Luke 10:19, “I have given you the power to trample on snakes and scorpions and to defeat the power of your enemy Satan. Nothing can harm you.” Matthew 18:18 "Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.” Luke 11:20-22, “But if I am casting out demons by the power of, it proves the kingdom of God has come near to you. When a strong man with all his weapons guards his home, all his belongings are safe: but when someone stronger than him attacks and overpowers, he strips him of his weapons and carries off his belongings.” Matthew 12:25-26, “Jesus knew their thoughts and replied, “Any kingdom divided by civil war is doomed. A town or family splintered by feuding will fall apart. And if Satan is casting out Satan, he is divided and fighting against himself. His own kingdom will not survive.” (These prayers are taken from a booklet which can be read online, called, “Win Worley Warfare Prayers,” which I included a link to below. In this booklet, even more scriptures are referenced, providing a scriptural basis for each warfare tactic used in the above prayers.) LISTEN DAILY PRAYERS THAT ROUT DEMONS & BREAK CURSES BY JOHN ECKHARDT NEW EDIT kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnq6fIZml8SaqM0

[@dazaspc]

They look like something out of the Thunderbirds

[@fidelcatsro6948]

or Thundercats!

[@BRETTYZCAR]

Yes M’Lady.

[@tedolphbundler724]

It's the tall greenhouse.

[@4jp]

It is the future in the 1950s.

[@michaelmartin9022]

Thunderbirds was set in the 2060's, there's still time! I used to do a comic set in the 2060's where one country has cars that are all near-exact copies of mainly British ones from the 50's and 60's (yes, even with the lack of safety equipment copied over. Don't crash), only running on hydrogen gas instead. They had Multipla's too

[@clutchcarabelli8054]

The first time I realized it's amazing that Jay fits his head into all these different cars

[@albertseabra9226]

Fantastic. These cars were based upon another Model, a mini station-wagon type of car. 3 rows of seats, with the relaiable 600 engine.

[@jeffcamp481]

These Fiats are addictive, they grow on you, the more you look at them the more you like them!

[@Lensman864]

Give me that over ANY current SUV monster. Beautiful.

[@EvilDuckOfDoom3]

@James Scalzo man up

[@sscbkr48]

No more of a deathtrap than life itself!

[@Nova_Avali]

@@EvilDuckOfDoom3 it's hard to "man up" when you're dead

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

@@Nova_Avali : duckduckgo.com/?t=ffnt&q=cotton+wool&iax=images&ia=images

[@kevinmackfurniture]

As a woodworker and carpenter...I So appreciate the owners understanding of wood species and grain structure. A Skill few care to bother with.

[@stevenpdxedu]

Ah! You are so wise to bring all the spare parts that exist in the world with you (that would be the follow car) just in case anything should break at such high velocities, or in the event of needing a push. Thanks Jay. What a hoot.

[@brucecutler8263]

Thank you Jay Leno for turning us onto Vehicles we otherwise would never have seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge , and Your Love of All Things mechanical.

[@ivanmcdonald1]

Hear the unsuppressed ignition system being caught by the mic during filming. Gold absolutely Gold. Beautiful cars being treated like the stars they are.

[@SpaghettiKillah]

I'm from Milan. This is the best episode *BY FAR* 😍😍 my heart was pumping seein' these 2 beauties in such a great condition !! Cheers to the owner and here's an offer: when he's in Milan dinner's on me 👍🏻👍🏻

[@karolmularczyk9821]

The whole time watching I had a smile on my face I wouldn't mind having one of those cars

[@punkalex14]

These are beautiful automobiles. Thank you Jay and Stuart for this segment.

[@barfuss2007]

ok you are Punk

[@quartfeira]

The "cappotta" (foldable roof) of the 500's was made by a company named Ferrino, in Turin. Is the same Ferrino that produces tents and equipment for hikers and outdoor activities.

[@edwarddejong8025]

love that car. They would never allow this to be built now, but i imagine how great it would be at the beach in the summer!

[@stevenswm9844]

A Fiat that I've never seen before...only on JLG! Love it!

[@markedwards7601]

Love those Fiats flying in formation. Smile inducing!

[@shoppercliff1]

Its's good to see Jay still in 2020 still looking the same old him,am glad

[@jonhohensee3258]

You fancy him, don't ya

[@omaromaromar8157]

The impression on Jay's face when he heard the car was 10 mile away from his garage was priceless :)

[@superchickenlips1]

Perfect example for a "people dying inside" compilation.

[@hwoods01]

Jay seemed to have that quiet interaction of 'wow. I need to fire one of my procurement guys.'

[@madhukarjonathanminj2772]

"WHY WASN'T IT ME"

[@jorgenuevonuevonuevo1426]

Mi viejo es hijo de italianos y por eso siempre teníamos un Fiat múltipla pero primera vez en mi vida que veo un multipla con techo de fibra transparente de ese modelo se ve genial nosotros en Perú teníamos elmodelo mas común de los múltipla saludos gracias por subir el video esas maquinitas son obras de arte saludos.

[@msshelby8843]

Beautiful cars... thank you Jay for showing us so many different types of cars.

[@mbb6740]

This thing makes me so happy! I didn’t know that Fiats were cool.

[@tommypetraglia4688]

Aww you ain't lived if as a 12 year old kid, you haven't riden in the luggage space behind the seats of your bachelor uncle's Fiat Spider from southern Ct to upstate New York, 4 hours with the top down... and for kicks the ride home was in the dark. Strange looks from the toll takers there were

[@tommypetraglia4688]

@Jody Owen Oh yea, sideways to was with the wind thundering on my head and the ride home I mostly slept

[@exsoulagent]

I’m into classic Italian scooters and these make me grin 😁

[@btnlstrsort200]

Lol. I agree. I was lucky to discover an old early 60s lambreta in an abandoned restaraunt.

[@exsoulagent]

BTN LstRsort Nice one 👍🏻

[@ericmetalec]

I absolutely love watching Jay Leno's garage it is so cool he has the greatest cars he has the greatest stories and he's so knowledgeable Jay you're the man

[@alessandrorona6205]

The famous factory with the test track on the roof is the Lingotto plant located in Turin, now sadly a shopping centre, and sits at roughly 500 meters from my house.

[@berzerker790]

"Is this the fastest this thing as ever been do you think" "Yes" What he means by "yes" is "wtf are you doing, this is my baby I've treated her so well & never pushed it to the limit, stop it you're gonna break it" 😂

[@RCXDerp]

Mama miaaa

[@josephgaviota]

There's probably some truth to that ...

[@VARITHMS]

If you let Jay drive a car you'd better be prepared to have it ran to the governor.

[@andrewdouglasblakey3148]

I read that too! It's the tone of voice!

[@tommypetraglia4688]

But then again the guy was riding bicycles into the river off of a ramp when he was a kid

[@marcocinquini1985]

These cars are so italian, that, they even come with a mustache.

[@otaka1945]

I SEE IT NOW, AND IT MAKES IT 10 TIMES BETTER

[@zeeshaanomar1]

I wonder why your comment has just 50 views it is a top comment

[@jonhohensee3258]

Marco - That's RACIST!

[@rexjolles]

@@jonhohensee3258 chill dude nobody cares

[@jonhohensee3258]

@@rexjolles - ummm, REX? I wasn't being serious.

[@rivenmotors7981]

Great owner/presenter, obvious passion for the cars and has the humility to admit not knowing the answer to question. Great episode Jay.

[@georgeenache9004]

one of the best episodes!

[@rajeshmb6745]

For few seconds I thought how the hell something can go that fast in reverse gear, Man that was some creation.That FIAT logo should come back on hood/bonnet.

[@kk0dj]

That has been the most fun episode ever.. I like "different" cars and these two are the best!

[@johncollymore1697]

Great video for car enthusiasts! As always with Jay. The 1959 Fiat Multipla was weird enough - this is great!

[@Mercedes4eva]

My inner troll wanted to write something about the look of these as I am not a fan of the modern fugly Multipla. However, the passionate way these 2 gentlemen discussed and presented this had my attention all the way. This is a great video, thank you Mr. Leno...

[@duroxkilo]

great looking vehicles... my father had a Mirafiori 1600, 4 carburators, 8000RPM red line, telescopic bumpers... almost as tall of a cabin as these two ( i'm exagerating but not a lot) i didn't care much for the guest, maybe he's shy or was overwhelmed by the experience. stay safe everyone, have fun

[@redbarchetta8782]

Cars like these just puts smiles on faces. :)

[@MrFREGENATE]

I love it ,saw this at Padova vintage car show on sale

[@nicholaskfmatte2858]

That is one neat looking thing! I can picture it hurtling around those narrow Italian village streets, rattling cappuccino cups at the nearby cafes lol! Great show!!! Thanks Jay!!!

[@sofiabray3327]

Yes, of course you are a dreamer, have you watched films?

[@timgraysontv]

DUDE- I HAVE A LOT OF HISTORY ON THESE CARS. JAY- WHAT SIZE ARE THE WHEELS? DUDE- DON'T KNOW

[@billybobjoe198]

I hate how he talks about how "Restores cars" but doesn't know a damn thing about anything. He doesn't restore cars, he has cars restored.

[@adnankalisi6397]

Well its 767 cc Tipo 100 OHV I4 eng. not 780 . with 13 inch tires . he knows a lot about these cars :)

[@krusher74]

Jay needs to stop asking detail questions to s guy that obviously has no info. He's a poor interviewer for a guy thats done it all his life

[@painmagnet1]

Give the guy a break. He's saving priceless history and paying experts to make them perfect. No one can do a restoration like these by himself. I give him kudos for caretaking them as well as possible.

[@billybobjoe198]

@@painmagnet1 1 of 2 in the world, 60 year old irreplaceable relic of automotive history the likes of which had seated many of the most powerful and influential people in the world. "Yeah I didn't like the color, so I changed it" "Yeah I thought vinyl was too low brow, so I changed it" Great job preserving history

[@johndavey72]

I found Mr. Parr's website by chance. This guy is totally passionate and has a collection of cars that match Jay's for eclecticism. Jay was choked he missed it.

[@siciliano...94800]

Una vera produzione italiana... cosa bella ❤

[@craigtate5930]

Love them. Its great to see classic cars that actually get driven not just looked at. Sounds like the owner does it right

[@cbmsysmobile]

"Did you restore this yourself" ask Jay of man who just shown he doesn't even know what size wheels it has.

[@andrewrobotbuilder]

Right? That's one of the things that bugs me the most. He's showing off cars that he claims he restored when it seems he paid people to restore it. I wouldn't have minded if he mentioned that he just likes the styling or oddity and had to ask more knowledgeable people for help, but he's just coming off as clueless.

[@wewd]

I don't know who he is but he seems like the corporate executive type who doesn't know how to do much of anything and just pays people to do it. Which I suppose is good for the economy, but not great for these videos.

[@cbmsysmobile]

@@wewd He has plenty of money. Apparently he's an actor/architect/producer and "inventor" of a rubber dinghy with a canvas roof. He also has a collection of rare Italian motorcycles. Unlike Jay it looks like he's never been under a car or got his hands dirty.

[@lop8828]

@@cbmsysmobile yes. Sometimes you dont have to get dirty. $$ Plus he has I'm sure a couple dozen cars. You can forget a few things

[@brianhill4153]

He's a movie guy, not really a car guy, he's just a collector.

[@TrueBlueEG8]

Beautiful cars, so organic and quirky, I love the Fiats

[@guyminthorne3420]

Wish I could find someone that could work on the car!

[@diablowlk]

Hey Jay, I really hope you have found someone to continue your love and passion the way you do. It would be a shame to keep these vehicles indoors never driven. Live long and prosper.

[@DEP717]

I could see Austin Powers stealing this in an enemy base. Or James Coburn in one of his Flint movies. Loving it. Thank you, Jay & Stuart, for sharing this look at these beauties.

[@iamReddington]

It's so weird looking, yet beautiful! The car almost seems backwards, lol

[@fidelcatsro6948]

all it needs is a chevy 572 engine and we can take off!

[@darrenswails]

@@fidelcatsro6948 light as that thing is you can put in a cobalt engine and it would fly

[@darrenswails]

@@arnehurnik can you imagine if it had the ss version with the turbo??

[@billberry557]

They look like a physical creation of an animated car.

[@MrRourk]

Looks like it came straight out of Disney Cars

[@georgehorner1578]

Fiats are awesome!

[@georgehorner1578]

got a 2012 500 , what a great little car ,

[@scoopmcg]

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode - and good for Mr Parr saving and restoring (or having restored) all those wonderful cars

[@gordonwaldner9792]

I couldn't stop watching this. What fabulous cars!

[@WalterBurton]

Raising a glass to Italy in these trying times. 🍺

[@jonhohensee3258]

zzzzzz

[@henryrollins9177]

And now back to the US...

[@The1stHomosapien]

italyomania?

[@danielemeytre4010]

Well, hearty thanks from 🇮🇹. Car lovers of the world unite! A glass raised also to you, Mr Burton.

[@larrylentini5688]

At 3:38 you can hear the disappointment in Jays voice that he didn't find it first

[@tommypetraglia4688]

Eventually it will end up in Jays collection if he lives long enough you can be sure of that

[@The9meister]

Looks like something the ' Pope ' would ride in.

[@marinedrive5484]

Si' it'sa the Popiamobilio. ;-)

[@J.G.Wentworth69420]

Why? It doesn't look like a 12 year old boy.

[@nikolanikola8543]

@@J.G.Wentworth69420 Rude and inappropriate comment.......

[@MiamiZombie2012]

@@J.G.Wentworth69420 LOL top notch comment

[@GenerallyGeneralLee]

@@nikolanikola8543 Perhaps, but accurate.

[@mohammadaslam7099]

Amazingly looks so Beautiful ❤

[@77gumby6]

Jay: so can you tell me anything about these vehicles Stuart: no not really

[@andyowensify]

I know man. That guy is so chill!

[@ravenfn831]

@@andyowensify - bottom line, the man took an interest in these mini-transports and spent the money to ship it around the world and have it restored and improved, KNOWING that he was not going to get his investment back. He restored these for fun. Lots of respect for him.

[@tinybubbles3724]

As a grunt, the people who actually restored the car probably enjoyed it. Its nice he is not taking credit for their hours of labor.

[@joewilder]

I like the early sixties 4 door Corvair. It has a Jetsons look too.

[@justins.1283]

The corvair station wagon was actually pretty roomy inside, my neighbors had one back in the 60's

[@robbiehancox5647]

My first car was a 60 corvair 2 door. Loved that car, but they will catch on fire when upside down..😰

[@MrStacy1974]

@@robbiehancox5647 I don't want to know how you found that issue. 😂

[@mercator79]

@@MrStacy1974 unsafe at any speed. interesting documentary about them

[@MrStacy1974]

@@mercator79 I'm pretty familiar with them , my great uncle owned several when I was a kid . Those things were all over the homestead.

[@robertphillips6296]

Two things. First, Jay just when I thought I had seen everything, you come up with something new. Second, It looks like the Italian Version of a VW bus.

[@willjones7132]

Thanks for showing these unique vehicles, the wood bumpers are awesome!

[@ricardoeugenioperez4627]

Wow! I had never seen cars like this, amazing. I feel like the front is the back and the back IS the front. Spectacular, wonderful.

[@cynthiamason4069]

What a dreammobile! Love these little jewel box Fiats♡

[@masskisto]

10:35 That kind of anti theft locks on the steering column were pretty common here on 500's and 600's, because they were stolen very easily.

[@doyle689]

Those are awesome cars. I like Fiat I had an 89 Fiat Panda when I was stationed in Germany, very reliable car I wish I brought it back to states with me.

[@varieedeventualii]

"in Italy, they work like they're being chased" finally someone not enforcing the "lazy italians" stereotype.

[@jamesmoore3346]

I worked for an industrial hydraulics and machinery engineering company, building machinery for the offshore industry. Used a lot of gearboxes and reduction units made in italy. Most times there was no issues getting what we needed but there was the occasional times when the boss would say we had to wait until the workers got finished eating lunch before they could ship the needed parts, lol

[@annother3350]

@@jamesmoore3346 The workers were no doubt a lot happier than over here where some bosses look at you as if you've taken a liberty for popping out for five minutes to grab a sandwich to eat while you work

[@annother3350]

@Jackie Daytona I have experienced everything I wrote but the point I was gettting at is if you treat your employees well and give them decent breaks you will have a happier, less stressed workforce than an employer who tries to squeeze every last ounce out of their staff for the annual salary. There was a time when working extended hours (overtime) would be double pay -- now you're lucky to get any extra money and you're expected to 'muck-in' -- private life be damned. Do you have a problem with any of that?

[@ΚωνσταντινοςΓ-ω6φ]

I hope someday people say the same about Greeks. We work 10-12 hours per day and in some cases 6 days a week, we get paid for 8 hours and 5 days...and of course we are the lazy dudes of Europe

[@MrOrnatim]

@@jamesmoore3346 absolutely true :)

[@andrewjones-productions]

The thing I like about Jay Leno the most is that he is interested in any vehicle and never pokes fun at even the most unusual or weird looking vehicle. These Fiat 600s being no exception. Everything has a story and everything fulfilled a particular niche or need in the marketplace at one time or another. Even the three wheeled Robin Reliant which is the car made famous by Mr.Bean for those that are unfamiliar with this rather strange car. I wonder if the Robin Reliant has ever been featured in Jay Leno's Garage.

[@andersstrandbergh9609]

The fan is pushing, not sucking! My first car was an 600, and i still got it! She needs a little bit of love and an another engine, but Still it is an amazing car ,so simple to driver and i have klocked här to 150 km/h. But that was a bit scary, i must say. But a bad wintercar, not much warm there.. i drove her for 10 years, the year around, in North Sweden.

[@andersstrandbergh9609]

The 850 modell engine was the same but a bigger displacement. But it rotatates the other way...sorry to say. The Autobianci 112 modell engine rotated the same way as the 600.

[@wretchedexcess1654]

I love that the ignition pulses are strong enough to interfere with the audio equipment. Does it have a magneto? What ever it is it must be powerful.

[@photohounds]

Delightful cars, cool owner. Instant hero when he said Porsche 917! The other toy cars were MATCHBOX.

[@venuesurfamerica9840]

...and Racer X!

[@andreamanuzzi8744]

Even if the front looks like a cable car, I'd love to have one: it's so damn rare I'm sure it's worth a fortune...

[@guidedmeditation2396]

The Volkswagen Micro Bus said "Whenever we get into a front end collision your feet get to the accident first" FIAT 600 MULTIPLA - "HOLD MY BEER".

[@Young_Blueberry_]

This thing is super cool people should start making replicas of these

[@xzombielar]

There was a time when cars, seemingly, had a soul, personality, a presence that made you happy, from the Model T, the Airflows, Packards, Nashes, and on and on, and Jay has a way of focusing on a lot of that, showing that a car is more than 4 wheels and a motor. Somewhere, I guess, in the late 70's cars as a whole seemed to lose that, but for a few exceptions. I love that Jays Channel is somewhere I can go to be happy, Like with this Happy little Multipla. How can you watch this and not be happy. :)

[@halfsteak117]

3:48 Hey, Ancona is my home city, cheers from Italy guys!!

[@simeondunev4890]

I hope you're Safe

[@basstard13]

Any idea about the restoring company he mentions? Bella da Roma!

[@Franz_Z]

Bella cità

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Would love to see all of Mr. Parr’s Italian car collection...

[@mikevl1]

Love these little fiat MPV's also the little vans are awesome, actually i own an 1969 fiat 850 familiare. It is such an awesome really small car that seats 7 people and the wierd thing is... when you sit inside there is quite a lot of space.

[@JonnyJayJonson]

My mum had a 1996 Cinquecento. It's was a joy to drive, I wish we'd kept it! They're getting rarer and climbing in value. I visited the Italian island of Ischia in 2007, almost every car was a Cinquecento or Seicento.

[@markbehr88]

Wow. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. What beautiful (in a strange way) and rare cars - full of character. Hats off to Stuart for appreciating them too.

[@LEBMCM]

This was one of the most enjoyable episodes. Just two car guys chatting about cars

[@malcolmreed3742]

it's amazing how the Italians can create such beauties like the Ferrari's, vintage Maserati's... and then create whatever these are

[@gillesthibault429]

Multiplas... they kinda look ugly, even in recent years...

[@AbrahamLechLacha]

Yes, they are quite talented...

[@jody024]

These are beautiful too.

[@rimmersbryggeri]

"I know a guy like that, He's in the papers often". That was subtle.

[@gman4141007]

was he talking about someone we all know ? like trump

[@rimmersbryggeri]

@@gman4141007 Might be him.

[@gman4141007]

@@rimmersbryggeri well i hope so or else i didn't get the joke 😂😂

[@Noticing-Enjoyer]

I love how Jay just moved right past it lol.

[@dennisschell5543]

Typical idiot libtard...

[@milindankur]

It is amazing to see Jay Leno with this Jetson’s car from Fiat!

[@deeppurple883]

The smallest i drove was the Fiat 500 Bambino .Believe it or not you actually get use to driving slow. You adjust and actually get to enjoy it. It's great for cruising and enjoying the scenery if you're not in a hurry.

[@172-e5s]

What a cool and unique machine. Back when cars had personalities

[@myMotoring]

one of the coolest thing I've ever seen.

[@charger19691]

Magnifico!!! Love these little vans! Thank you for sharing!

[@jaytrace1006]

It’s so easy to envy rich guys like this and to be jealous of their financial situations. But, I am really glad that there are fellas that find these works of art and restore them to their former glory. Love that.

[@kenbredow8727]

Always cool to see something different on this channel. That's a big 10-4