Top 10 small cars in history - Young people don't know about them

[@mavericknizmo9182]

This is an orange. It delivers modest performance. Despite its small size, it boasts impressive qualities which make it easy to park and maneuver in tight spaces, as well as making it ideal for city driving and off-road excursions.

[@Revived-Legends1]

Yes,

[@LukeWordsworth-ky2pj]

Great Video, Well Done, as we know Small cars are an excellent choice for daily life in urban areas, They boast fuel efficiency, easy parking, agility, affordability, environmental benefits, and ease of urban navigation. Additionally, they fit into smaller parking spaces and are easier to store. You explain well and list out some amazing small cars.

[@Revived-Legends1]

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[@terencehawkes3933]

There is no way on God's green earth a Vespa 400 will hit 90 miles and hour 90 km/h on a good day, downhill.

[@jeffking4176]

😅🤣 TRUE ❗️

[@gaoxiaen1]

I saw a Vespa 400 on the highway here in Taiwan about 5 years ago and had no clue what it was until now.

[@Revived-Legends1]

The car was not a big seller, with only 12,130 cars produced in its most successful year.

[@mossi408]

The Dart is an Australian car. Only the engine were made by Glas in Dingolfing, Germany.

[@Revived-Legends1]

Thanks for informing correct.

[@drbluzer]

SMALLEST CARS : @0:15 : FIAT 500 @1:13 : DIAHATSU FELLOW MAX @1:57 : RENAULT TWIZY @2:42 : REVA G - WIZ @3:30 : VESPA 400 @4:24 : VELAM ISETTA @5:09 : GOGGOMOBIL DART @5:49 : PELL P50 @6:35 : TOYOTA IQ @7:27 : SMART FORTWO @8:15 : FIAT PANDA @9:04 : CITROEN 2 CV @9:32 : HONDA N600

[@Revived-Legends1]

Nice, Thanks

[@da206hbe]

A comment about the BMW Isetta. It's originally designed by the italian firm ISO. BMW manufactured it under license by ISO. In the film it says it was manufactured in France. Well, also in Argentina, Belgium, Spain, Brazil, Germany and the UK.

[@Revived-Legends1]

That's correct! The BMW Isetta was indeed originally designed by ISO in Italy, and BMW manufactured it under license. While the film mentions France, it was also produced in several other countries, including Argentina, Belgium, Spain, Brazil, Germany, and the UK.

[@jeffking4176]

The Vespa was made 1957-1961. [ not 1996😑]. And as stated elsewhere, 90 mph. Would just not happen . 14 HP. would be good for 55-60 mph, tops. [ and pretty scary at that speed, too. 🚗😮

[@jeffking4176]

MISSING: KING MIDGET‼️ 1947-1970. With 3 versions over 23 years, it’s often overlooked, but the company was quite successful. 🚗🙂

[@Revived-Legends1]

You are right bro, I have made a mistake, I am sorry, thanks for informing it will help me to improve the next content.

[@richardhill2643]

Americans just HATE using metric! Just about all of the world outside of USA use metric. MPG??. Get a real person to do the commentary, rather than bot- voices L-B-F-T??? Horsepower?

[@Revived-Legends1]

Ok Sorry I will but I have no budget to pay voice over. It's very pricy..

[@Infinitrium]

The Twizy has 13 horsepower, not 52 LOL. Man where does this guy get his info?

[@Revived-Legends1]

The Renault Twizy has two models with different power outputs: - Urban 45: This model has a 4 kW (5 hp) motor with a maximum speed of 28 mph. - Urban 80: This model has a 13 kW (17 hp) electric motor with a maximum speed of 50 mph. Both models can be driven by people aged 14 and above with a special driving license in most European countries.

[@Steven-vo4ee]

Robot voiceover is an instant no.

[@Revived-Legends1]

@steven-vo4ee Sorry sir but I have no choice. no source.

[@HJPorschen]

How could you get it sooo wrong? The first look shows that the Vespa 400 can not be from 1997, because 'suicide doors' on new cars are banned since 1965! It was actually built in France from 1957 until 1961. And it had a two-cylinder two-stroke engine of 393 cc with 14 hp and a top speed of about 85 kmh. After these 'tiny' mistakes I haven't bothered to watch the rest of the video. And no 'thumbs up'!

[@Revived-Legends1]

I mistakenly placed data, Sorry but Thanks This Help for the next video..

[@mossi408]

The Vespa 400 were built in France, not in Italy.

[@sestenwhen]

We have a Fiat 500. It drives great.

[@Revived-Legends1]

Nice Car

[@StopTeoriomSpiskowym]

Engine IS NOT Fuel efficient cars is small and light thats why small engine use less fuel.

[@andredeketeleastutecomplex]

I own a chinese microcar EV. Dimensions: 235cm L x 116cm W. Weight: approx 240kg. I use it as a miniature camper, so I even sleep in it.

[@Revived-Legends1]

Nice

[@NapalmBond]

I would have thought the Daihatsu was more '71 than '81

[@MrStabby19812]

It's an L registration plate which would make it 72-73.

[@Revived-Legends1]

The script I got was wrong, now I've seen it, it's as you say, I'm sorry. It was originally introduced as the Daihatsu Fellow in 1966 and evolved into the Fellow Max in 1970. The name was later used for the Max Cuore in 1977, and then again for the Daihatsu Max in 2000.

[@clarksonoceallachain8536]

Daihatsu's are still brilliant

[@da206hbe]

The Piaggio (Vespa) 400 was introduced 1957 and was produced until 1961, not introduced 1997 as stated in this video. Get your facts right! Just the styling says it's not from the 90s.

[@Revived-Legends1]

Where is in the video? Piaggo 400? It is not in the video. I think You Misunderstand.

[@da206hbe]

I hope you do know that all Vespas, cars and scooters and small mini trucks, are manufactured by Piaggio. There is no manufacturer called Vespa it's only a model range within Piaggio. If you look at a modern Vespa scooter you will find a Vespa logo somewhere on the body but also a Piaggio logo. They say at 3:34 that it's a Piaggio. Sorry if i misnamed it in my comment but it's still a Piaggio. What's important here is he says it's from 1997 not from 1957! My dad had a Vespa scooter in the 50s/60s and we have sometimes hired one for fun.

[@Revived-Legends1]

OH Thanks! You Right My Friend, I checked its a mistake. sorry! and thanks for informing.

[@biglongcadillac]

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[@DirkDielissen-ss3wn]

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[@semiretired86]

the 500 and the Panda shares the same platform

[@Revived-Legends1]

That's correct! The Fiat 500 and the Fiat Panda share the same platform, which is the Fiat Mini platform. This platform is a modular architecture that allows for flexibility in design and engineering, and it has been used as the basis for several Fiat models, including the 500, Panda, and Lancia Ypsilon. The shared platform allows for commonality in components and manufacturing processes, which can help reduce costs and improve efficiency. However, each model has its own unique characteristics, design, and features, so while they share a common foundation, they are distinct vehicles with their own personalities.

[@semiretired86]

@@Revived-Legends1 and Ford KA

[@alphasigmasezon8597]

The hole world use metric not imperial system 😮

[@Revived-Legends1]

This can sometimes lead to confusion, especially when dealing with measurements like distance, weight, or volume. But it's important to note that both systems have their own logic and consistency, even if they differ from each other. In the context of cars, for example, you might see measurements like horsepower (hp) or miles per gallon (mpg) used in the US market, while elsewhere, you might see kilowatts (kW) or liters per 100 kilometers (L/100km) used instead.

[@Mark-xk7gw]

The goggomobil dart was made in Australia not Germany

[@Revived-Legends1]

😲🙏😞

[@aviralkunshrana]

Luigi from cars in thumbnail

[@Revived-Legends1]

I don't understand what you want to ask,

[@tonybubb4945]

Far to hurried and some strange pronunciations

[@Revived-Legends1]

I apologize, Thanks for informing This will help me to improve next content.

[@frankdeboer1347]

If you get a person that knows cars to read this, I'll watch the rest of this video.

[@Revived-Legends1]

Does something seem wrong? I'm glad you're interested in verifying the information!

[@frankdeboer1347]

@Revived-Legends7 it's the pronunciation of the car names that just isn't right.

[@RajuPalat-qy9gm]

Superficial

[@Revived-Legends1]

❤

[@The-Rectifier]

Ive got NO idea witch Planet in the Universes, you evem may come...but calling a Gwizz...practical and efficient..ore stating that the Renault Twizzy....man,ill like a huge bagg of what yre smoking 😂😂😂😂

[@Revived-Legends1]

I think I've found a skeptical EV enthusiast! 😂 You're right, the Renault Twizy and Smart Fortwo Electric Drive (also known as the Smart ED or Smart Fortwo Electric Cabrio) are not exactly known for their practicality or efficiency, especially compared to other EVs on the market. The Twizy, in particular, is more of a quirky, urban runabout with a unique design. And the Smart Fortwo, while a great city car, has its limitations in terms of range and space. But hey, at least they're trying to offer some alternative transportation options, right? 🚀 And who knows, maybe one day we'll have more advanced, practical, and efficient EVs that'll make you laugh with joy instead of skepticism!

[@The-Rectifier]

@Revived-Legends7 Its not a " skeptical" view on EV , but regrettably enough the hars reality. Long as EV cars ( etc..), dependance on heavy batteries...and always carry that " huge lump" arroud, there will be kind of, lets just say : weight is the enemy of the ( fuel) elec consump . That's just basic knowledge. Agree, It's time the World need to do something about the environment etc...however, I personally think that the classic engines, still have a lot in them, nobody explores and can compeed , with EV models. Till the massive battery issue is solves...let's never forget, a lot of electricity is still created in classic plants, who use...Indeed, that's my point. Beeing green deusnt mean, we're good busy😊

[@beeemm5707]

There are better robot VO's than this one.

[@Revived-Legends1]

If you know of any, please let me know. I apologize if my voice does not meet your expectations.

[@betfoyet]

Lost me with the Fiat 500 🤢

[@Revived-Legends1]

Haha, sorry about that!

[@terencehawkes3933]

@@Revived-Legends1 130 mph FIAT 500? I somehow don't think so.

[@Revived-Legends1]

The Fiat 500 Abarth 595, a high-performance variant, has a top speed of 130 mph and can accelerate from 0-62 mph in 7.6 seconds