This Mazda 323 has been driving for 2 million kilometers

[@V見る用]

I love how the car goes straight when he turns the steering wheel 90 degrees to the right

[@SuicidalKid69]

That happened to my old car aswell

[@k1shu]

Bro forgot to increase sensitivity 😭

[@jisatsu25]

@@k1shucan you describe how to do that?

[@godnness]

An very old cars has no power assist steering. My gradma still has her Skoda Favourite from 1990 and driving it looks a little bit like this. The difference is that her car is well maintained.

[@ant-alltime]

@@jisatsu25go through the settings and under controls change the steering sensitivity to your liking

[@245thegreat]

Full service history. One careful owner. Drives like new.

[@elkaramani]

mint condition

[@Theartur280599]

how we say here in Brazil "for discerning people" *there is no good word in english to translate well, but here it is

[@incyphe]

alignment done recently

[@insus100]

@@incyphe lmao

[@shorty______]

Aftermarket windshield banner

[@SUPERNVA-gr4sr]

No air filter No radiaror cap Still runs like a charm

[@vasiliansotirov6976]

No air filter, but still driving after 2 MILLION KM in those dusty conditions

[@RAMROD1847]

Air restrictors you mean.

[@vasiliansotirov6976]

@@RAMROD1847 Well it might be a restriction, but reliability is a priority

[@em4703]

@@vasiliansotirov6976 That's because it doesn't have 2 million km.

[@andyng1209]

A champ u mean ?

[@adnanvoksi]

The only connection the steering wheel has to that car is spiritual.

[@BigMacMonster69]

lmao

[@DrSpaceman42]

It seems like it’s there for aesthetic reasons only😂

[@Anees-]

😂😂😂

[@WojtekKa-rd3zz]

Ale na piechotę nie chodzi, więc w czym problem?

[@Push-In_Game]

Lol

[@Eagervul]

I love how the steering wheel is more like a general advice for the car's direction, rather than a mechanical system.

[@NeroSkate]

Steering dead-zone seems to imply there is an alive-zone, which i'm not sure exists in this car

[@driver5o]

bro i laughed so hard

[@RETIREDAMATUER]

Oh so the motor must be its heart/brain right ?

[@Drip-p]

thats what the mini bible on the dash is for

[@xstingrayx]

I guess too many people never drove on dirt roads or sandy ground… Even a brand new car would behave like this.

[@asher114]

It’s insane that the people walking by don’t know how incredibly lucky they are to still be walking

[@thedrbat9572]

Welcome to any 3rd world country

[@mabooja]

@@thedrbat9572 it’s scary cause he’s driving so damnnn fast. It would be normal if he wasn’t going like 65kmh (40 mph) lol

[@LaVaZ000]

@@mabooja no broo it's true lol, i live in Marrakesh and its all like this always people driving old cars so fast on these roads 🤣 every time there is accident

[@Cyclop4Eye]

@@LaVaZ000 i sometimes I go vacations to berkane to see my grandmother, they have a highway where old cars go so fast and also there are hmar

[@Jumy_kitty_cat]

@@magyaradam NY

[@umarnawaz6350]

I love how the steering wheel has a deadzone of like 50 degrees

[@billykapard9863]

Reminds me of a KrAZ 255

[@tiziano316]

AHAHAHAHAh

[@rei_frajernami_philleotardo]

Guy has a budget cadillac

[@HarryPottersh0t]

yea its a bit understeery

[@valkiefalkmann2617]

80 i think

[@Simon-sed]

With the way its driven I'm amazed how its still going

[@rafalzasada8826]

Mostly African motorway mileage :)

[@luisgarcia4417]

Porque no es verdad

[@dimitris598]

Seeing him drive this car the way he did somehow gave me more adrenaline than watching a bugatti reaching top speed on an airstrip.

[@Saharok_066]

almost everyone in Russia drives like this. There's nothing dangerous about it

[@unionboliviana9969]

Esta en GTA 10

[@_JOJ_]

I'm glad i live in a EU mamber country and we don't allow those kinds of vehicles on the roads. Driving those vehicles on public roads is a serious hazard not only for the driver but for the other participants aswell.

[@ozzy_fromhell]

@@_JOJ_ boo hoo🥲😂

[@_JOJ_]

@@ozzy_fromhell what? 🤣 I'd be scared to death if I'd see a door from this kind of car just detach and come my way. 🤣🤣🤣

[@gabortarkovacs8729]

watching this man drive is more exciting than any Fast and Furious scene

[@spinningwheel7635]

no it isn't you're just putting a random comment which you know will get lots of likes

[@youngchase6830]

​@@spinningwheel7635i mean it is tho.

[@spinningwheel7635]

@@youngchase6830 no it isn't you're just trying to crap on a movie which is infinitely more interesting than someone driving a junk car around

[@youngchase6830]

@@spinningwheel7635 its the simple things in life that are much more appreciated than cgi fantasy bullshit.

[@spinningwheel7635]

@@youngchase6830 congratulations on typing the dumbest comment on planet earth 👏👏👏

[@splatterg4rd943]

Crazy how nobody got injured while was going that fast with barely no steering

[@user-jk7yz3xs8z]

you just dont see it on camera

[@tahsin28]

Vettels are not born. They are made In Congo and Bangladesh

[@DecibelAlex]

you don't see all the times he's practiced this

[@sjaacacus7168]

I think the video is sped up

[@jujuu1339]

@@sjaacacus7168 those people must be walking very slow then

[@gramozgashi]

I'll be here waiting 20 years for the 3 million km video

[@timxllr]

It's online :))

[@HDestroyer787]

It will be amazing if the odometer still works

[@OrrinWhitley]

Not only has this car survived this long, but in some pretty bad conditions for any car to live. Mega impressed

[@Lucas-ix8bg]

this car is in zombie level

[@shaf3006]

What a pity

[@TheTrooperMB]

@@shaf3006 ecology at it's best

[@Hasio-Maszkietnik]

In dry conditions like in Africa cars barely rust.

[@TheTrooperMB]

@@Hasio-Maszkietnik well the drivetrains on rocky roads must be suffering a lot

[@radicalxg8282]

How that car has survived that long without falling apart and his driver treating it like if was a rally car is beyond me

[@MrGW2fanboy]

I mean there are literally no roads, it's not really the driver's fault

[@radicalxg8282]

​@@MrGW2fanboy Yeah but driving that car like if he was in a highway in an uneven road packed with people is not only going to destroy your suspension but at somepoint you are going to hit someone, im from south america there are towns and roads like this but drivers here tend to take care more their cars this dude is YOLOing through, a proof of quality engineering, that car should have died long ago with such abuse.

[@PlayRoomHR]

It's a MAZDA!

[@VirallVariety]

@@radicalxg8282 a car made a few years ago would’ve definitely broken way sooner 😂

[@SuarezX]

its because its japanese.

[@jacklondon9383]

Japanese engineers should be proud. After so many years and kilometers passed, the car still performs its function.

[@niclas1924]

I'm sure thats not the work of japanese engineers, but the act of a literal wonder.

[@derunfassbarebielecki]

Thats not Japanese engineering. Poor people rather fix things instead of replacing them. The mechanica in such countries have the knowledge to repair almost anything or straight up producing new parts out of scrap they have in their back yards.

[@kungpuk5186]

Mazda engins are quite tuff.

[@Fosten12]

without cooler cap and air filter

[@danielholland3991]

It's amazing the difference it makes on engine components being in dryer climates too much like Australia it isn't uncommon to find cars nearing the 1m km Mark still going strong.

[@blabla903]

I always worry about whether or not my car is running right and get soo nervous about it. Then I watch one of these videos and I stop worrying.

[@petrektek1385]

My man... We're talking about solid old ass cars who run even with veg oils and new generation ones, the pussies.

[@Brewer_]

2:58 turning right and going straight. What a machine.

[@zevlovef]

sometimes you have to turn right to go left oh wait

[@blazi2293]

Understeer on a whole other level

[@onurselimyuksel4107]

@@zevlovef sometimes you have to turn right to go straight

[@Norfaizanniko]

steering rack loose

[@DBDYAKU]

Only in africa 😂

[@r.9149]

I am a Mazda engineer and I am very proud that this car is still in service and has been working for longer than my life. big love from Japan (^o^)

[@qjjl.]

Your cars are cramped and uncomfortable at all

[@qjjl.]

@Koyomi Araragi Why pay so much money? Take a comfortable and cheap Ford and cheaper than Mazda as well

[@BenBensen293]

@@qjjl. My Mazda 3 is much more comfortable then the Mercedes A class. Ford is just plasticy and cheap, no reliability and I dont know you you can talk about comfort in a Ford. . I know several people with ford and its just bad, including one where the engine block got killed at 5000km .

[@qjjl.]

@@BenBensen293 I have a 2009 Ford Fusion with a mileage of 232000 km and it is still in excellent condition and I have not done any maintenance on it so far I change the oil once a year She had a lot of accidents, her chassis is very solid, one of the most powerful cars I've used in my life On the other hand, we have a Mazda 6 2017, which is very bad, uncomfortable and cramped, and its maintenance is expensive

[@BenBensen293]

@@qjjl. You have a Ford Fusion and say a Mazda 6 ist cramped? Are we talking about the Same car? I have as I said a small Mazda 3 and even there 1,90m People can sit behind me and the Mazda 6 ist much bigger. My neighbour has an older one with like 300k Kilometers and still runs fine, leather seats look very good. Friends of mine have a 20 year old mazda 3 and 25 year Old Mazda 323. Both running like new, never needed repair. And you cant compare a 2009 ford in Maintance with a 2017 Mazda. A 2017 Ford cots the same. I dont pay much for my mazda.

[@BrunoMalan]

It's good that we see how resistant these cars are. In any other richer country, this Mazda would have been scrapped many years ago, but it's still running.

[@bigmac9800]

For good reason, this is an absolute shitbox

[@ЮрийВасильев-и3с]

Нельзя такие машины здавать на металлолом!!! У меня 626жц 1.6обьем восьмиклоп 1986год.по одометру 400000км.резвая пушка сам голову обслужил и нового ничего не ставил туда просто доработал старое и немного модернизировал каналы и настроил усилие пружин. И много чего ещё. Щяс такая мощщя что сколько жмеш в педаль стоко и вжимает в сидение мощщи хватает с огромным запассом сам того я не ожидал от такого мотора. Машина резвая и в рулешке и в маневриности. Так что можно драть жопы свежачкам из фольги типо корейцам и того же класса машинам даже 2007года

[@Leowiseone]

There it's still running, but in our richer countires it would be scraped and whats even more funny: Our countries fight much harder for better CO2 emissions, but this is just how you should do it, its the best for the environment when you dont need to build so many new cars

[@gergoantal1066]

@@bigmac9800 If it were taken care of properly it would still be in decent condition.

[@chriskonte1909]

@@gergoantal1066 And that's the reason why it would have been scraped already. See I abolutely love that the engine ran around 1.25 million miles but this car is not just crapped it's no longer road worthy. The parts alone to keep a car in decent point eventually are more than the car's worth. This Mazda did his job very well even with these bad conditions. But it's really important to keep a are not just running but safe enough; I wouldn't wanna smash a curb with that thing so much rust, scuffs and other stuff. A belt is squeeking, it's smoking blue so I guess it's buring a lot of oil which is abolutely ok considering the mileage but not in thermes of being economically reasonable..

[@legosol1081]

i love the sounds the car makes whenever he does anything like opening the door lol

[@rs646dd]

I've heard that the engines of Japanese car makers are designed so that they won't break for more than 400,000 kilometers, but 2 million kilometers are amazing! MAZDA should buy this car and display it in the museum.

[@rxlky]

Hmm maybe not let's make it 3 millions km

[@amj76425]

The Gospel is 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 👇 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/opPFZautjs9kb8k

[@dibingsdibingens8463]

I havent driven many japanese cars, but from what i heard of friends who drove them, these things tend to last really a LONG time, even when treated badly 😂

[@R1DER420]

mercedes w123 doesnt have engine problems till 1mil km

[@fnorgen]

The engine may have been swapped a few times over the years.

[@danielk6777]

What's even more impressive is that it's been driving on a terrain like that those 2m km

[@wobblestone3148]

the 2m is kinda a clickbait, the actual could be really high but probably not 2m km

[@DerKeksDerVerdammnis]

This car made his first 200000 km in Europe or Asia for sure.

[@newtonmetereu196]

Cars like these were built to last, and last, and last.... Nice!

[@Steve1766]

yes

[@recycleman975]

true

[@Azzzyyyy99977]

Pigs would not drive this.

[@Steve1766]

@Jakub Ulbrych why

[@Steve1766]

@Jakub Ulbrych it actually did 2M

[@ほんだ-b4i]

マツダ社員ですが、こんなに使い込んでくださって嬉しいです 最近はトヨタやホンダ、テスラなどにシェアを奪われがちなマツダなので、頑張ってほしいですね

[@babukishi]

1:02 ラジエターのキャップくらい送ってやれよｗ

[@jokerpokerwinner]

What is the exact name of this car Mr.Mazda?

[@babukishi]

@@jokerpokerwinner mazda familia wagon　kzbin.info/www/bejne/rarXoWSFjJuZmM0

[@calculus3661]

Thats because mazda's recent cars are pretty terrible.

[@starkead]

your car are expansive and people don't that much money, time to rethink your price

[@RY97z]

2:57 bro driving thru the village like he on the highway im dead

[@Freezorgium]

it just looks fast due to the high fov

[@mianhussain2357]

It isn’t fast at all

[@BIGZcwalker]

​@GarieTuman the wider the fov, the faster it looks

[@ajp6902]

@@Freezorgiumyou think you just figured something out but he should be going like 5mph through these people and he’s going like 15

[@mateuszw.7905]

​@@ajp6902 no

[@alessandrovisconi1079]

As a Mazda owner this makes me proud, one of the best yet underrated car manufacturers ever

[@4point8garage]

I’d have to agree, I’ve never owned a Mazda but I’ve always adored the products they make. And the new ones especially are great, the price to quality ratio is really awesome. Plus they’ve always had their great distinct Mazda styling

[@NeoAutodroid]

I really love Mazda, drove one for years but I switched to Toyota because although the styling, performance and reliability have been great in the Mazda they have fallen behind in terms of efficiency when compared to Toyota's impressive hybrid drivetrains. Mazda did eventually produce their own hybrids but they still don't come close in terms of MPGs that Toyota's PHEVs

[@falcongamer58]

​@@4point8garagetheir new design lamguage is incredibly elegant, it makes me think of 1940s cars if they were modernized

[@4point8garage]

@@falcongamer58 I completely understand what you mean, it’s fantastic

[@falcongamer58]

@4point8garage I hope more brands follow their lead, because the only other brands i can think of are extreme luxury brands like Bentley and Rolls Royce

[@ras8678]

When you've driven this car this long, you can appreciate how he's maintained his car with the parts he's got available. From deleting the fuel tank and using the canister in the back, to running the radiator with no cap (as to not overheat/pressurize the coolant), the subtle LED on the grille (for night driving would be my guess if the headlights aren't bright or not working)

[@XtraZ12]

I thought the canister in the back was a fuel tank delete. Not sure how running the radiator with no cap is supposed to help cool it down? I thought radiator was a pressurized system, using the coolant, circulating through the lines?

[@Neuromancer2310]

Looks so cyberpunk Addition of modern technology like leds with old machines patches together haphazardly

[@orue5499]

am i blind or what i cant find the LED

[@hamburgerhamburgerv2]

the most half hazardly car ever

[@elrubio5784]

@@MrCOLTSR2 the dude probably lives in Africa. Cut him a little slack.

[@OPTCO1]

3:10 my favourite part, the smoothness tho

[@SongBillong]

Mazda should feature this car in one of their adverts. What an amazing bit of engineering!

[@gardasbenbeko]

Turkish taxi Fiat Albea and Linea 2.5 M Km

[@mtukgjk]

And then do a Duo with toyota and their Hilux like they did with there old ads

[@themindset3329]

The one think that keeps a car running forever is poverty, let's not forget that

[@АмогусСус-з4д]

​@@themindset3329 poverty is a truly great acheivement of society! Love it!

[@epicaimer9030]

@@АмогусСус-з4дsorry what

[@paulhoch9491]

Mazda has to buy back this thing and put it into a museum. A car like This is pure gold for any car manufacture. Give this guy a million dollar for the car!

[@victorandersen1178]

hell yeah! i'd pay to see that thing, or even drive it!

[@integrationofmanandmachine4714]

Totally

[@Theartur280599]

I would sell it for a million dollars if I had it, this car paid itself at least 10 times

[@marcossolari2672]

give him a new Mazda as a trade for this one should be a fair trade

[@1991enduro]

Defo agree

[@Simon_r2600]

Im so impressed that it run so long even without air filter The alternator belt seems to be a bit loose (The squeeking noise) Also your tie rods seem to be VERY knocked out If you would go to inspection with such car in germany, the inspector would shoot himself at first sight of the car EDIT: Yes, guys, i know that there is no radiator cap. But in my opinion, thats not as bad as the tie rods or the missing air filter

[@ekoeko2]

Hshagafacafa

[@t3sla39]

Haha zu geil xD

......so far...all squeaky belts.

[@mado2502]

@ a plus for squeaky belts is, you know your belt is still there, sometimes no squeak = no belt

[@josefh503]

If you would inspect this car in Bosnia and Hercegovina and give the mecahnic +200euro he would say that car looks and sounds like a new car lol

[@papaan8]

マツダで働いています どんな形になっても、乗って貰えてすごくうれしいです

[@坊-d8v]

デミオ乗ってますが嬉しいですか

[@papaan8]

@@坊-d8v アントニオ猪木かよ

[@坊-d8v]

@@papaan8 リコールの予約したのでその際はよろしくお願いします。

[@Ropey]

bet this guy would be a killer rally driver if he got the chance

[@rayyansheik]

He would be a "killer" rally driver

[@ivanquellobelloxd6940]

Yes for sure.

[@jiaxiang1992]

Yes, just a killer though

[@tiziano316]

@RÆD who is sameer?

[@finz1374]

@@tiziano316 samir your are breaking the car SAMIR!

[@geoffp1292]

Should be using this car on a TV commercial for Mazda... 📺-"Built to last!"

[@Regenerader]

no, it's Nazda 1:46

[@chuck77k]

@@Regenerader N-car. :)

[@Glenn7719]

@@Regenerader Chinese own brand then.

[@ovecboy]

And once this car was also a brand new shiny car waiting its first, proud owner at a Mazda dealership. Now, after many years and kms, it still does its job 👍

[@catthecommentbothunter6890]

Yeah

[@accio4260]

then it was stolen and sold in africa

[@carloscases96]

Barely

[@Hasio-Maszkietnik]

@@carloscases96 yeah it barely works.

[@paulsi1234]

Not quite one careful owner!

[@Grubusss]

I work in a business that buys and resells cars. The most kilometers i saw was in early 2000 Mercedes w210 with 800 000. It actually looked beautifull, to the point i thought to myself that maybe its a keeper for a daily... until i saw that number which spooked me. Didn't buy it becouse owner wanted way too much money and it would be almost impossible to sell for retail with all those kilometers driven. Now that mazda... that's just straight up impressive.

[@Hugo_Basilio]

That's right, Mercedes with that number is same thing as claim bankruptcy, cause the cost to repair or fix the component later would cost another Mercedes. Except if he want to sell it for 5K, so it can be reconsidered.

[@Grubusss]

@Hugo_Basilio In my book the car becomes a senior after 500 000 kilometrs, between 350-500 its rather big but not impressive and anything below 300 000 is basically fresh.

[@Hugo_Basilio]

@@Grubusss some Japanese cars can last longer, they still kicking after 500k, but it's mostly car that produced before 2015. But yeah 200k is the limit for any cars, after that number there lot of maintenance and spare parts change.

[@chaoszombie9995]

This thing needs to be in a museum dude.. 2 million kms in these conditions is ridiculous! Job well done for keeping this beast in action for that amount of time!

[@5bananas1]

I doubt it's the original engine, surely not.

[@mateoherediaa11]

Decis "en estas condiciones" como si estuviera nuevo, y esta destrozado

[@simongrankvist8892]

@@mateoherediaa11 i think he means how the roads are!

[@matthewgarmendia7803]

@@mateoherediaa11 se refiere a la condicion de las carreteras igual

[@damiandesmond2007]

This car not just survive 2 million kilometers, this car also still could be driven on roads in bad conditions. Very impressed 👍

[@John-rg6kt]

I scrapped a 2007 Mazda 6 with 80k on it the other day lol

[@rabbitolychee6395]

@@John-rg6kt good those mazda's are shit

[@daanmeulendijks1646]

@@John-rg6kt my dodge went to the scrapyard with 45.000km

[@amj76425]

The Gospel is 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 👇 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/opPFZautjs9kb8k

[@Fuprikl]

@@rabbitolychee6395 No

[@exmerloxx4523]

It's crazy this car still runs. The owner really deserves a crown here.

[@spinningwheel7635]

????

[@Techlevel1534.]

@@spinningwheel7635????

[@LAndrewsChannel]

Does this car looks well maintained to you? The reason that it still works is due to the engineering of the car. The owner(s) that brought it in this state should be banned from touching cars for the rest of their lives.

[@shyshka_]

@@LAndrewsChannel fcking exactly lol wtf is OP talking about

[@Elsher_Bader]

i don't understand why theres confusion, OP means that the owner deserves a crown for keeping the car alive even after 2M kilometers. and also the car in this video probably lived its whole life in this country its not uncommon to find beat-up cars being driven in africa that would be compacted/junked in the united states

[@jagd_official]

this guy is a pretty skilled driver for controlling this car the way he did

[@stuartkilroy4401]

I love how the steering wheel has absolutely no bearing whatsoever on which direction the car goes 😃

[@anusername8350]

It’s definitely doing something, not much tho

[@wizardcoolio]

its amazing how a pov driving video can make any car seem like a dream to drive in any setting, it's just got a few quirks

[@shanebluesky7452]

What a piece of marvel. From the first day the car was shining at its dealership ready to be driven. Till today it still keeps running.

[@RGV2300]

Running ugly, but still running somehow, it should be matter of time until the head gasket break.

[@ferez1985]

And considering the driving style of that driver, and what im pretty sure is not top of the line maintenance over the car's lifetime, it makes the whole thing even more amazing

[@greyhoundanglickychrt5537]

@@RGV2300 no lol, this mazda will outlive everyone

[@johnhenry9453]

I had a Mazda 3 with that Mazda 323 engine but a new generation, the Z-series. And it was the best car I had for 5 years, it had no problems with the engine of any kind.

[@barnabius]

This is also a testament to this car’s suspension. It’s like taking a vehicle off road every day for millions of miles

[@frankki1]

Normally they import old cars from europe after cars dont pass inspections in europe. So it propably had over million allready when it came to africa

[@willg125]

Wow.. no filter on the carb and it still runs with power after that many miles? That's incredible.

[@tomasacevedo3932]

Not to mention no radiator cap

[@anandchundi6805]

@@tomasacevedo3932 did you see the lines sucking down with pressure too?

[@yeetus59]

The radiator hose about to cave in

[@MattExzy]

I have a feeling this is single point injection. Impressive nonetheless.

[@haramaschabrasir8662]

It doesn't run with power. He barely revs the car and I doubt the engine would do this.

[@NatiiixLP]

It's not uncommon to see European cars with over a million kilometres, mostly driven on near-perfect highways at optimal speeds, but this is beyond belief.

[@ss-lz4me]

Normal?. That must be eastern europe then :)

[@johndonne7293]

@@ss-lz4me still europe 🤷‍♂️, i live in Rome and i have an Albanian friend with a skoda octavia with 900000km and it's mindblowing for me, Imagine 2mill with these roads...

[@elisgilbert9171]

@@johndonne7293 as an albanian I can approve 😂

[@Brand-ic9yc]

my sister got a HYUNDAI , its 2yrs old, and already burning oil like crazy.

[@bonjournito]

Europ is mostly a big village! 😅

[@noel3198]

this thing needs to be at a museum at this point XD

[@chris-swearwazntme956]

I've just watched a 30 year old car do more "off roading" then a modern range rover will ever do its in life

[@dariussaulenas6603]

Someone should buy this car as a museum item, what a work of art so much history in it

[@fromgeorgeimportbrain2492]

What history? driving around the village?

[@nicolasmendoza6183]

What's really impressive is that it's plausible no one got hurt while he sped through among the hundreds of people.

[@dibingsdibingens8463]

Yea because these people actually do pay attention to their sorroundings

[@nicolasmendoza6183]

@@dibingsdibingens8463 I understand that's just how life is there and yes, people are use to it. I'm from Brasil, used to skateboard between lanes against flow of traffic and would have to watch for motorcycles that went between lanes too. And I agree, most people are oblivious to traffic in Canada and probably the US. Still dangerous as fuck though, all it takes is a kid going after a ball 5 ft into street and BANG!

[@vladimir8035]

@@dibingsdibingens8463 Doubt it, considering African countries basically excel at road traffic deaths lmao

[@piellamp]

@@dibingsdibingens8463 accidents are very common in africa ... My friend lives in uganda and she sees it happening ALL the time

[@dibingsdibingens8463]

@@piellamp i can imagine. Still tho i have the impression that these people do pay attention to their surroundings, at least much more than in most western traffic-spots.

[@McDonnellDouglas11F]

Man, seeing and hearing these cars from 80 and 90s make me satisfied. The exhaust sound roars!

[@ki2791]

I love the steering input required to go in a straight line 😂

[@Z3t487]

Rally drivers: normal stuff

[@Wacypro]

It’s battered and bruised but the thing just keeps going. Putting up with decades of the worst conditions imaginable yet it still gets the owner where they need to go. Cars like this are truly stuff of legend.

[@nack5623]

In Japan, where I live, it is now becoming the norm to change cars after about 100,000 km. Naturally, the cars continue to be sold as used cars, but they all seem to be crying. And the Japanese who sell or drive them say that we are poor. What do you think? It is a shame that such a country is so proud of its SDGS. Please continue to send us more messages about the spirit to keep using things for a long time, no matter how they look.

[@mauserpad5111]

dear god this guy would make a legendary rally driver had driven that car for so long he is perfectly comfortable driving so fast so close to people

[@nuherbleath461]

Honestly some of these cars in Africa are art pieces, they way they have been worn down smooth as well as the improvisation and repair of them to keep them going. Its beautiful

[@themindset3329]

I'm a flight attendant and I've seen this in many countries in Africa and Latin America. It's always amazing in a way, to see how people with little resources go to any lengths to keep their cars running so incredibly far beyond the point where they would have been discarded anywhere else. It kind of shows you what brands and models last longest, but most importantly, how it's the need for them and the lack of resources to replace them that makes them go on forever

[@lifeofmike556]

I love how the steering wheel is basically sideways the whole time. I can't imagine driving this death trap 😂

[@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge]

This thing is mint compared to some of the shitboxes I have to work on.

[@lifeofmike556]

@@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge Bro do you hear that loud knocking sound when he starts driving. I swear the differential is about to explode 😂

[@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge]

@@lifeofmike556 Nah sounds like the 5 different exhaust leaks to me.... but might as well be the diff lol, I'm sure it's been like that for a loooong time and it's fine.

[@krzych91krk]

Trust me, the steering being off center is the least worrying thing about this death trap

[@mflance7197]

It would smoke your ass at a stop light

[@Hugo_Basilio]

The most insane about this cars is, those 2 million mileage is drive on off roads, not on asphalt or any smooth road, this cars is durable and resilience.

[@sakurojason]

When the car is new, you’re worried that somebody’s gonna steal it, when it has about 200.000 kilometers on it, you no longer have to worry about it getting stolen again but when it reaches 2.000.000 you start to worry about it being stolen again because people wanna put this in the museum… dang…

[@batughanuzun]

Especially British museum has its eyes on it

[@vladimir8035]

When it's at 2000000km, the one stealing it will have to worry about how he'll get that thing running.

[@georgeswanson697]

More like drive it straight to the scrapyard :D

[@Antonliubomyrskyi]

@@vladimir8035 100%🤣

[@patricioperez7323]

Until they find out how the steering really works in this car,

[@razerfrost69]

I must say, it sounds surprisingly good for a well driven car....

[@mordy2085]

Ikr

[@tg7423]

probably because the muffler fell off or rotted away at 800000km

[@razerfrost69]

@@tg7423 Somewhere.... Alone and cold... In the dark... Waiting to be found... 🗿

[@omniultima4747]

I don't know why he's so confident that those people will not run into his car by an accident, with the speed he was going. Lol Love the content BTW!!!

[@silviu4365]

he got used to it, also the ppl that are on the side of the road got used to cars going fast beside them

[@FireOfJagz]

This is not idiot america, that's why

[@ocrapo9327]

@@silviu4365 They are used to being run over and squished yeah.

[@LordOfChaos.x]

@@silviu4365 got used doesnt mean they wont trip or being air headed

[@JohnnyWuzzisname]

It looked like Group B rally levels of risk driving that rig down the road. Also, the road surface being so... rural... i'm surprised the car is only this broken. Also, axle on the wiper cowl was a pleasant spare-part surprise Tout bon!

[@JokersAce0]

Better than a Bugatti test drive POV.

[@mikel4755]

DAMN! That's a hot ride. I bet you it will survive from zombies attack

[@dracony7649]

🤣🤣🤣

[@pauliahonen4970]

Dude, theres like 20 parts ready to come off in the next big bump he hits.

[@mikel4755]

@@pauliahonen4970 that's the Point for ultimate end of world survival and how it lives forever, even the fuel tank is disposalable! 🤣

[@TROJANP]

This guy needs to record his whole journey I would watch the whole thing

[@gabydewilde]

indeed

[@hiki_neat315]

こんなにもなって頑張ってる日本車に敬礼

[@selami32]

congratz to Mazda and Japan discipline

[@cozmo1222]

(｀･ω･´)ゞ

[@スズノアキ]

頑張ってるのは素晴らしい‼️けど、ラジエターキャップはつけようよ。と思いました。

[@marcosgomes8448]

_thanks for sharimg; respect from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷_

[@nniklask]

imagine how it would look, run and drive if it got top tier treatment

[@reuven2010]

exactly the same bro

[@Droidsky17]

Then it would be like every other car on the road and you probably wouldn't notice it. This car is special the way it is.

[@93BlazinFire]

@@reuven2010 I wouldn't want to hear your definition of "top tier treatment" man. 😆

[@L0serBoi-l2y]

Wow a really beautiful piece of shit that runs gracefully. Really a master piece. Thats not a road he's driving on mind you... its off road course. Just awesome.

[@lulyhead]

beautiful piece of shit ✍✍✍✍🔥🔥🔥

[@JonosBtheMC]

He has the service history as proof. He maintained the odometer while the rest of the dashboard fell apart. He installed a 5-litre fuel tank for the regular long distance journeys.

[@AuberaunPsychology]

Trust me we believe it

[@nikolaimand]

How can that even be a road, they live like animals in that country, holy shit. I feel blessed living in my country with that video!!

[@Evgeniy_Znayushchiy]

С такой манерой езды вообще удивительно как она 200к даже прожила.

[@nicatmuseibov1691]

Шоха лучшее едет

[@senkota]

я бы усрался между пешеходами так ездить..

[@Cabbie-kh2mb]

😅👍

[@АлександрКуглер]

Дак в их условиях не удивительно всегда теплый пуск и т.д. а если б ее каждый день в -30 запускали и 200к не отъездила

[@gabrieldespres7829]

мохнатый картофель раздельные пепельницы

[@THE_EXPERIMENTER]

This is beautiful to see this car running and driving after all this wear and tear. Weird to say but I kind of like it.

[@settantahp8615]

I own a Fiat Ulysse that has 1.7M km at chassis, the engine running right now is the 3rd (1st 500k, 2nd 950k, 3rd at nearly 250k) running on LPG since 2011 if i remember correctly, a lot of components on the suspensions are still the original ones and still going. Planning on swapping some components to make the car feel better even if it doesn't needs them, this car is the most KM car my family has ever owned. The 2.0 16v I4 132cv peugeot's coming engine is a gorgeous engine, already coming with good pistons. It would be fun to make it sound like the 306 Maxi's one, it's the same engine! XD

[@RickZanardi]

Man, the 306 Maxi sounded that way because of a 10.500 rpm redline, individual throttle bodies and pretty much an empty pipe as an exhaust (not really but if you compare it to a road legal exhaust system...). I'm not sure these are three things you want to dump tons of money on, on a LPG converted Ulysse 😅 but your commitment to keep it running is admirable, well done Sir!

[@settantahp8615]

@@RickZanardi Yeah surely the 10. 5k redline is one of the things, the ulysse is limited to somewhat 6k RPM (the NM Curve starts decreasing at 5.5k) but still has a lot to give

[@RickZanardi]

@@settantahp8615 yeah it's a good engine, 130 something hp in the 90's was a good engine, you could brag with plenty of people about it. My dad used to have an Octavia 1.8 20v at the time, 125 hp, it was a fairly respectable car

[@settantahp8615]

@@RickZanardi back then they used to make cars in a different way, built to last also bcs they were simpler, nowadays even for a changed part you need to go to the brand dealership and code the ECU bcs it doesn't recognize the compoment etc XD (i'm generalizing i know)

[@krejziks3398]

i don't understand why people put LPG in cars to destroy their engines, smh... Gas is for cooking! Not cars!

[@nemonatoryt122]

dudes playing Far Cry IRL

[@fighter2499]

LoL, fr

[@acesihatay8703]

if this guy and the car was in America I think Mazda would have given him something for that million mile Achievement

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

Nah, probably not Mazda USA/Canada dont care about you after car purchase......

[@ChristIsKing4ever-l9w]

Nah in Japan would be better

[@FireOfJagz]

I saw a story about a guy in the US driving a volvo to 1M miles, and he got a brand new volvo for free For just two years... kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGm1oWt7g9uBmMk&ab_channel=FOX2St.Louis

[@KJ-ud3mg]

A restauration

[@marcrutzou716]

yeah I saw an article a while back of some stupid old white guy that did the same amount of miles and they gave him a new late model version of his car but they probably only did that because they wanted to use his car to brag about how good their cars were the only difference is that old guy only used his car to go to and from the grocery store for 100 years so his car was basically in mint condition

[@MicrosamTech]

Once I saw a Nissan Laurel in Russia with a RB20E engine, a mileage of about 2 million. But the car was in much more presentable condition. The owner brought it to Vladivostok from Japan in 2005 with a range of up to 140 thousand kilometers. And he regularly made escort flights from Vladivostok to Moscow (about 12,000 kilometers). Several times every month. You won’t believe it, but the engine was thoroughly rebuilt for the first time only in 2013, with a mileage already over 1 million kilometers. It was the first cylinder bore for the repair size of the piston. Oil consumption is about 200 ml per 1000 kilometers (drives around 3000 rpm - 130 km / h). In the near future, the owner has a sleeve with a native diameter of the pistons, he is afraid of metal fatigue in the cylinder block. Among other things, the only problem of the car is the lack of native spare parts, especially body parts like optics and bumpers. For some reason, the Chinese do not produce these parts for our cars. And of course corrosion takes its toll. No matter how hard you try, harsh winters and reagents take their toll. Many digest thresholds and arches 2-3 times during the life of the car. The Japanese make very beautiful and reliable motors! I love JDM

[@andysitus5485]

Прикольно

[@MicrosamTech]

@@andysitus5485 да, я сам в шоке был от этого лауреля. Есть и другие ребята знакомые с этими моторами, что они только с ними не вытворяли - совершенно не убиваемый этот RB20E. В жизни такого неприхотливого и живучего мотора не видел

[@coby4482]

i hear they started production again on the RBs a few years ago

[@TartarSauceIsNotDead]

Mum owned a 1989 Nissan Laurel Medallist, it was virtually bulletproof. My brother also owned the diesel version. But there are a few things I never liked about it. 1) the ABS was far too sensitive. 2) the upholstery on the doors is known for peeling off. 3) valve cover had screws not bolts. 4) the heating and air conditioning was awful. Was quite common in that model. 5) the electric windows were next-level bad. Stiff and would bite into the seals. 6) rust. Everything else about it was great.

[@menerRus]

Хуйня история, пиздеж. Рб 20 жрет по 16 литров бенза, и катушку у него горят постоянно. История вымысел

[@Sprier]

No air filter on pretty much not a single paved road is actually insane?!?! As well as radiator cap lol, were the underhood aero mechanics back then just that good? Impressive car from a mazda fanboy

[@atakan888]

lower compression ratio and lower rpm give long life to engines

[@mackk123]

the dirt thickens the oil on the walls long after the honing cross hatches have worn into vertical lines

[@-Gunnarsson-]

Thats more wheel lag than I have in my N64 stick 😂

[@scsaentrancepops]

Crazy how fast he going with all the people around 😅

[@puppyrafe4854]

Its africa what do you expect

[@bigbluebuttonman1137]

In different countries, drivers and pedestrians can behave a bit differently. I suppose in Africa everyone just works around people like this more.

[@daviddouillet4138]

My family owned one from brand new, I learned to drive in it at 12-13, I did own many cars but still hold it dearly in my heart

[@DirtyDan77]

I've never seen a car where you had to constantly turn the wheel just to keep it going straight. this is nuts, and a good lesson for all of us to treasure what we have.

[@DirtyDan77]

I dunno bro. It looked like different parts of the steering wheel were at the top when the car was going in a straight line lol.

[@wobblestone3148]

road has no traction

[@edwins5804]

@@DirtyDan77that’s just alignment of the damn steering wheel

[@PS2Damon]

@@neoanderson6128 if the wheels actually corresponded by the way he was turning the steering wheel the car would not have gone straight, it would've been a sharp right turn to go straight, impossible.

[@kevinkanat]

cant imagine that this car was brand new some day and was all polished up

[@ausgeschissenes95]

In the end, when he pointed and said "YOmikpiokihaii" I truly felt that 😔

[@BigBoss-hf1gs]

I'm sure he told him to go back, because I highly doubt his car had reverse gear😅

[@f6hfejhdr]

Cyberpunks 1977 graphics look great

[@NFSMAN50]

These Japanese vehicles were built like tanks, they were built to withstand time. This car will probably outlive everything. 31 years old and still running

[@yermanoffthetelly]

They were, I had a 1998 Maza 323 many years ago. Absolutely bulletproof cars, quite literally never gave me a days trouble for the 10 years I had it. Bought a Peugeot after and there wasn't a week that went by that something wasn't broken on it 😂

[@billkal_]

I have a Ford 40 years still working fine

[@saevitumhd7422]

we have 1 bmw 34 years old 300.000km never had major issues (all time in family), and 4 around 20 years old bmw between 170.000km-380.000km with aswell no major issues (since over 8 years)

[@berkansahin2390]

the car contains more non oem parts and riceness than oem parts with a deadzone of over 50 degrees

[@FizzyPinepple]

Not to be pedantic but tanks are notoriously unreliable and beak down constantly lol, I never understood this analogy.

[@parkergray5346]

A world where a base model Nissan Versa is a luxury car.. we are truly lucky for what we have.

[@decenthumanbeing67]

No doubt

[@basilms7503]

Here, it’s not about mileage, it’s about condition. Pure hell on wheels.

[@billcIintonvevo]

beats walking

[@Rootsman417]

No radiator cap, no air filter. How does it survive that long?

[@john-on4yy]

was wondering the same thing especially considering it being a carburator engine thats especially voulnerable to dust particles.

[@95Jester]

That dust and debris is like sanding paper for the cylinder wall. I wouldn't surprised, if Mazda going to buy that car back after seeing this for an in-depth examination. Is just unrealistic, and mind blowing.

[@estate86]

because its a click bait, no way this car can pass even 500k on that kind of road and place

[@john-on4yy]

@@estate86 was thinking too, i have the Same Car With Just 170.000km and the Suspension already struggles With some tarmac roads Here in Europe. With him driving Like that there is either a different Suspension in, or None at all...

[@domi7007]

@@john-on4yy Or maybe you just cant drive.

[@indenturedLemon]

This car survives not "thanks to", but "in spite of"

[@dani5k571]

I don't have words to describe.

[@rpwf67]

自分もMAZDA乗りだけど、信頼性の証で愛車をいつまでも乗っていたいと思わせるね！

[@pokedude104]

drive it till the frame snaps in half, replace and jerry rig everything else as it needs fixing. This is real resourcefulness. Something like this would never pass inspection in europe or north america though...

[@Elsher_Bader]

i love how the engine screech until it oiled itself and its like "Yeah i'm ready let's go"

[@MazdaGaragePL]

The wheel alignment is fantastic haha

[@angkhoavo8004]

On average, over 170 kilometers (100+ miles) per day in 30+ years. Wow, this car doesn't seem to give up yet.

[@vanskis7618]

Damn, 170km per day for 30 yrs.. Wonder what this car was used for.

[@mateo2202]

@@vanskis7618 maybe transport or taxi, i know a guy w a citroenc15 w 1.5 million km only for transporting olives🤣🤣

[@bernddoerper5667]

Nice video 👍. We drove our Mazda 323F BG from 1990 over 384.000 km until 2009. In that time we only had a few issues and 5 bigger repairs. A clutch, a driveshaft, one radiator, one startermachine and two generators. And the shockabsorbers and broken coilsprings at the backaxle. That's all. We liked to drive that car a lot and enjoyed it. It was a 1.6l 8V injection with 84 HP. We travelled nearly through whole Europe, sometimes with towing our small caravan. The reasons why we had to give it away was the high consume of engine oil, the second clutch became defect again and the massive rust problem. No chance again to pass the German TÜV. I felt somewhat sad when I gave it to the Mazda dealer for a new Mazda 5. The 5 was not at all so durable like the 323. We sold it last year in Mai and got a 2017 Kia Sorento. But still we keep also a 1999 Mazda 626 Sedan with full options. I will never like to give it away.

[@adonisneobrazat]

I think this car wasnt repaired before :)))

[@mohammedsalimahmed5230]

What year was the new Mazda 5?

[@bernddoerper5667]

@@mohammedsalimahmed5230 It was from 2009. 2l 16V

[@Retroguy111]

Yeah but dispite the car lasting from 1990 to 2009, 5 major repairs is still alot.

[@bernddoerper5667]

@@Retroguy111 I don't think so. I knew many Volkswagen- , Ford- or Opel -owners who had much more major repairs with their vehicles, than me with my Mazda 323. Most of them never reached such high Km's. Some of them didn't reach even 200.000 km and got total engine defects or gearbox trouble.

[@Grongooo]

2:32 the plank to hold trunk lid open haha

[@danield8528]

When I tell you I choked when he went through the dirt path with the bad rocks like it was nothing.

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

This car has travelled the equivalent of 156 times around the planet, or about 5 times the distance from the earth to the moon ! 🌍🌘👍

[@Hasio-Maszkietnik]

But it looks like it is about to collapse.

[@bxck]

@@Hasio-MaszkietnikBe honest, it's done well though.