How to build a GMA T.50: Gordon Murray’s nerd’s guide to his £2.5m, 650bhp hypercar | Top Gear

[@jesse1radio]

Mr. Murray’s detailed knowledge of every single component is astonishing. Down to the millimeter!

[@srinitaaigaura]

And hundredth of a gram!

[@willywillywillywillywilly]

That's what happens when you literally create a company to build a car you envisaged and designed.

[@MrMarkusmulder]

It's an insect 😀

[@sebastianarganaraz2879]

That's true, he designed that freakin car

[@LuhtyIer]

@@willywillywillywillywilly lol they’re so shocked

[@DirtydogMech]

"I don't like electrical parking brakes" .... thank you finally. I love this man. Wish auto manufacturers brought back manual parking brakes

[@hambaallah1948]

Imagine you out of battery. And u want to brake and change battery on a slope. Ridiculous though.

[@Scaley_Reptile]

Ridiculous idea.

[@DirtydogMech]

@@Scaley_Reptile which idea is ridiculous?

[@machoman5356]

You can not do a boot leg turn with e park break

[@cuinican1980]

Same, e brakes are stupid

[@bat_broth]

"This is made from forged aluminium. And this is titanium. And this is aerospace. And we saved a 10th of a gram in each one of those, yeah, yeah". What a legend Gordon is.

[@devanman7920]

I know its brilliant he just says these things like its totally normal and expected

[@bmstylee]

Super obsessed with performance yet uses a transmission from eons past.

[@redline589]

@@bmstylee Because he cares about the driving experience also, DSG is faster but its boring to let a machine change gears for you.

[@spencerb311]

@@bmstylee he’s not obsessed with performance he’s obsessed with driving experience and dynamics. If he was obsessed with performance it would be a Valkyrie

[@chrisogrady28]

*100th of a gram on each bolt

[@davidsherley2652]

What an engineering masterpiece! Gordon Murray and his efforts are just on another level altogether. Their very existence makes my day.

[@Gaudine]

I’m sitting on the toilet having diarrhoea because of a panic attack and I’m watching this video but can barely pay attention to it.

[@BoyeeSmudger]

@@Gaudine ah dude, hope you're alright!

[@Gaudine]

@@BoyeeSmudger not really everyday is the same and has been for the past 10 years. Thanks for your concern though.

[@toy200sx]

Koenigsegg level.

[@Spazik86]

I wonder how they finance all of this. They had to spend a lot of millions before any of the car rolls out of the factory...

[@trousers2]

Gordan Murray what a gentleman. Even though this man has incredible knowledge built up over decades, there is not arrogance, only true humility. It's as if he's a proud dad who just wants to show everybody his child's artwork. Again, true gentleman.

[@bigben57]

Have you heard about the MP4/4 controversy? A genius, maybe, a gentleman, surely not. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a37daqF3r9h_jrc

[@trousers2]

@@bigben57 I watched that entire video, but it doesn't really change my feelings entirely for a few reasons. Firstly, I think the whole situation can be summed up with the section at 56:10 in that video, 'Murray threatens Nichols'. Murray was/is allegedly taking credit for other's work in an effort to rebuild his brand around his own name and make cars, but as that video also pointed out, Nichols is also doing the exact same thing right now, making his own cars, which leads me into: Secondly, that video looks bad for Murray, real bad. But you've gotta get both sides to something like this man. Things can be slanted or twisted any which way if it's just somebody taking shots at somebody else. What I'd really like to see is Gordon come on that channel and do a follow-up. Thirdly, this is stuff that's 20 years old. Even if Murray flat out did everything Nichols claims and worse, does that mean Murray should never be trusted ever again? Have you never done anything you're not proud of? I know I sure have. How would you feel if people brought it up 20-30 years later as a testament to your character? And fourth, this all has nothing to do with my original comment. My comment was about how Gordon conducted himself in this video, absolutely nothing to do with the MP4/4. When referring to Murray as a gentleman, I was talking about his demeanor. Here you have somebody who really knows his stuff, far more than this Top Gear presenter will ever know, and yet when somebody who knows nothing is talking about his creations, he's patient, and willing to listen. I know he stands to gain from the exposure of these videos but I've seen people stand to gain more and still treat others like dirt - but we don't see that at all here from Gordon.

[@alanhillyard1639]

No arrogance? The man has built a full shrine room to his own excellence… he’s able to use other peoples talents quite effectively that’s all.

[@bigben57]

@@trousers2 You can believe whatever you like about Gordan. The fact remains that there is no evidence to back up Gordon's claim that he designed the MP4/4. While there is quite a bit of evidence: the Mclaren signed staff letter, quotes from Ron Dennis etc. that Steve Nichols was 100% in charge of the development. A gentleman does not take credit for other people's work.

[@trousers2]

@@bigben57 Again, you wanna actually comment something about the video or bang on about stuf that happened 30 years ago?

[@lucassganderlla7305]

I’m amazed by the engineering that goes into this vehicle, particularly given the back-of-the envelope business case. 265 million pounds from selling 100 cars but spending 1.3 million just on a machined switch cluster. Imagine the upfront cost of developing all the truly complex bits: monocoque, engine, trans, electrical and mechanical systems. Then a bunch of validation and pre-prod cars! Paying the best engineers in the business! Maybe they’re making a killing on the customization and post-production. Whatever the case may be, there must be some truly masterful engineering, supply chain, and project management moves being made.

[@joshuahilliker2364]

I don’t know half of the things you just said so I’m just gonna say “Yeah, sounds pretty neat they did all that.”

[@TheBlaert]

They'll make a killing with the race versions and the servicing/maintenance side of things. I remember in a podcast he said McLaren made a lot of money from the F1 race cars back in the day

[@kadmow]

And we see where main stream car companies spend 100s of millions on production engineering - to sell a product for $15k (wholesale - if that was a thing in the "car world") Making 100 cars for 2M isn't a problem (there are challenges for sure, but not problems), making 1M units for 10k . -- . that is the challenge.

[@kadmow]

@@TheBlaert : in other news... Everything in this car already exists - in other industries... Thanks for coming. ... Cost to the end user - doesn't really matter for "high end" - buyer's

[@TheBlaert]

@@kadmow I didn't say he was. But he always has been an innovator in the automotive sector.

[@devanman7920]

I'm so happy a place like this with a person like Gordon exists. The man is something else "ya the engineering is pretty good" haha. Great video lads!

[@astonwinter]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYWzk2OLhKxle7M

[@juniormichelesperant6372]

Him and Koenigsegg

[@Das_Ginger]

I've been building high-end full suspension mountain bikes professionally for 18 years, so I'm used to trimming every gram and seeing parts that look nearly shrink wrapped. But those brake calipers are blowing my mind!

[@srinitaaigaura]

They look very similar to that Czinger 21C and it's very organic looking AI designed structural members.

[@keithpatrick156]

Bugatti's got some that are even crazier looking in 3d-printed titanium.

[@francoisiii6055]

I think we don’t realize how fantastic it is to meet a legend. His car is so pure.

[@collinclark6086]

Mr Murray is a joy to listen to. I knew by the first few words I heard from him that he had South African lineage. The he corrected himself of his pronunciation of "pressure" was priceless for me as a South African.

[@lowstrife]

I was timid at first for such a new member - but props to Ollie for having a lot of specific knowledge related to the F1 and asking the right questions. Dude knows his stuff +1

[@jaypeejay]

Start of video: "$3m dollars is insane" End of video: "$3m dollars, what an absolute bargain!"

[@maximustheproducer]

Facts 😂

[@SpookyConcepts]

Gordon Murray's attention to detail, down to the bolts he uses and specially machining out the top to save fractions of a gram is astonishing

[@mahfoodhmusallami835]

Utterly stunning piece of automotive art. The attention to details, and the level of science, and technology that goes into forming one of these T.50s is mind boggling. I mean, I would rather brag about tech, and how it deals with laws of physics, than just talk about how beautiful it is from the outside. I admit, I've always been a more Italian exotic sort of guy, but the T.50 has won me over.

[@MegaKei1]

Respect to all the other manufacturers who put in a lot of effort into designing their hyper cars... But Gordon simply blows them all out of the water. All I could say is WOW. Beautiful car and wonderful engineering👌🏼

[@eefm99]

This sounds like it really is the Ultimate Driving Experience. Less than a 1000Kg(!), high-revving V12 by Cossworth, mid-engine, center seat position. The last we'll probably ever see at this level.

[@christosg.kalogeropoulos9246]

All well by the design and the size…

[@indiebekonn]

Not until they make a cheaper one, and then probably another one as well.

[@eefm99]

@@indiebekonn There probably won't be a new one. Everything is going electric.

[@krrk6337]

You can tell the young man did his homework, asking all the right questions. Done a better job than Jack the last time he went there.

[@menschmenschson7504]

Jack= annoying clown

[@juniormichelesperant6372]

Facts

[@888mattd]

I could listen to Gordon all day. I wished they did an online configurator so us mere mortals could dream up our spec but the spec session in part 2 should be cool.

[@astonwinter]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYWzk2OLhKxle7M

[@tarushdei]

I hope every single person that buys one of these takes the time to appreciate this tour. Too many of these high-priced cars are bought to accrue value, not actually appreciate the engineering of the work of art. This man is so passionate about his creation. I would love the opportunity just to meet him, get this tour and drive one. I don't need to own it. Just get an hour on a test track.

[@Nick-xc4fy]

They took a component from a supplier who is an expert in brakes, and made it even better... That's when you know you're operating at a different level. Can't wait for part 2.

[@elmadi7391]

For me, this is the best supercar video review if am one of the buyer. Most reviews talks about speed, exterior an interior finishes. But this one shows where the million dollar money goes. Thank you again for posting.

[@eichler721]

Mr. Murray is amazing and great at designing cars and just knowing what makes a good drivers car. Phenomenal

[@rrocktoo]

Can you imagine the quality of conversation between Prof. Murray and Mr Von Konigsegg? I’m sure I wouldn’t understand most of it but it would be a pleasure to study. Congratulations and respect to future customers.

[@srinitaaigaura]

Bad news is that they aren't on very good terms with each other since the CCR days. Gordon has an ego thing over the people he's worked with and his rivals. Could change though. If Koenigsegg puts their super light weight carbon wheels on this (despite what Gordon says), the wheels that you could lift with a single finger, we could be thinking of 970 kilos maybe. Also Koenigsegg knows how to do backlit aluminium. But if anyone else could engineer at this level, it's Koenigsegg.

[@baggszilla]

Absolutely stunning 😍 the amount of attention to detail not only for form but function. I want one! Thank Top Gear and Gordon Murray.

[@flacjacket]

It's been said that physics is mathematics constrained by reality, and that engineering is physics constrained by finances, it is cool to see what happens when the financial consideration is removed from the equation. I have little doubt that this will be the greatest drivers car ever made, an absolute masterpiece of design and engineering.

[@aasimyousaf2455]

This is the sort of content we need TG 👏👏👏 just give us hours and hours of this

[@MrWilfreda]

Gordon Murray and his team are just simply brilliant engineers. What I admire about him especially, is his absolute patience and honesty when describing his processes to extract the best out of all the materials. It's also great to know that this car is being made and seeing its journey is fascinating. Any video about the T-50 is so inspiring to watch and makes you want to make some stripped-down changes to your own car, rather than simply add more tat and grotesque after-market mods that are on offer. I've just took my rear wiper and motor off my Porsche and joined Slimming World as part of my quest for added performance.

[@Motosmostwanted]

Gordon is a legend. Can’t wait to see one of these.

[@ivovass195]

Amazing attention to detail, everything with a purpose. As an engineer to see it put to such a good use is just awesome, being part of a team/project like this is a dream job

[@chrismingay6005]

Absolutely amazing. I really hope the people lucky enough to be buying one of these actually use them. Would love to see one in the wild one day!

[@ДмитрийЧерняк-ы4щ]

I could endlessly listen to Gordon Murray speaking just about anything, what a genious true engineer. Bravo!

[@dsmithwc04]

If only Murray didn’t lie about designing the MP4/4 F1 car. But then how would he have received funding for building the McLaren F1 road car?

[@jrizzle3614]

Yeh I dunno how to feel

[@talonc4t]

I really admire the incorporation of design elements from his past. The fact that the flamingo's rear flare has been included is brilliant, subtile and elegant. That right there is true passion!

[@planesailing6919]

Gordon must love it when he compares each component to a kitchen utensil, mobile phone case, mountain bike or a paper weight 😂

[@arobinson4544]

What on earth was that!!

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

Useful, gives a properly real sense of the weight/mass of each component.

[@Neale78]

If you were familiar with high end DH MTB frames you would not include them with a kitchen utensil, mobile phone case or paper weight.

[@pauliewalnuts240]

I thought that also! "This feels like a bag of crisps" "wow it's like a biscuit in your hand" I'm sure Gordon loves his thousands of dollars parts being compared to recycling waste.

[@planesailing6919]

@@Neale78 I am familiar with high end MTBs, but they still aren’t the same league as the T50- they are mass produced, usually in China… yes they are well designed and high quality, but they do not compare to the T50. The T50 (As Gordon said) is aviation quality and beyond. Plus it wasn’t me who included them with the kitchen utensil, phone case etc.

[@Games_and_Music]

I'm just gonna pile on to what everyone else is saying, great video and loved the showing (off) around of all the beautiful cars and components. Murray is so graceful, happy to show people his collection, without rubbing it in your face. And considering he is so closely connected to everything, every aspect of the carmaking process, there will always be an interesting story to tell.

[@kdpwt]

We are witnessing history This is one of those exceptions where the buyers of a car are truly lucky More than the money, the opportunity to have this experience, to spec an extremely rare and legendary machine of this stature, with the genius who can call it his brainchild is, something that very few people will get the chance to experience. Some of these buyers are great enthusiasts and racing drivers, though the real edge they have, to grasp the key to being a part of automotive history, is up to being in the right place at the right time. 100 limited cars 100 first buyers 100 people who will get to envision their very own F1 successor masterpiece That’s all. That’s it We are witnessing history

[@Rodisflawless]

Not really. Being able to fully customize your car is nothing new and many other manufacturers do it, with even more limited editions. Besides, several UHNW clients have passed on the T50 after the private unveiling due to the unjustifiable cost and how awful they think the design is.

[@carlsonclassics]

@@Rodisflawless I am sensing a bit of envy...?

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

Man it's a millionaires toy that will inevitably worth several times the asking price within months. Something that the 99.9999999999999999999% of people will never understand the feeling of, "lucky" doesn't begin to cover it.

[@morkovija]

It's funny because the buyers are basically getting it for free

[@Shadowboost]

@@Rodisflawless while true, this car caters to a very specific subset of enthusiasts. It's not the Instagram crowd that it's going for design wise. There is far more demand than availability. More than half the people who don't like the design don't understand the science behind the decisions and just prefer something more traditionally supercar flamboyant looking. The same people don't understand why this engine doesn't need as much torque as a Z06 motor

[@spikymikie]

He is on a whole different plane of knowledge from the rest of us. His attention to detail is such a beautiful thing it nearly brings a tear to my eye. I have never wanted to win the lottery more than now. A true work of art!

[@pauliewalnuts240]

"I wanted a solid aluminium mermaid" I'm constantly trying to understand the thinking of Gordon murray. I think he enjoys impressing the top automotive engineering minds more then he enjoys making money. Creating parts and processes other automakers will never be able to recreate due to cost or complexity. I'm only surprised more manufacturers dont understand the importance a lightweight vehicle plays in performance.. Lotus and Gordon murray seem to be the only manufacturers focusing on low weight, even though lightweight cars would also get better gas mileage and be more green.

[@christian5146]

I'm not sure if Koenigsegg is considered one, but since it's all about power and weight is important to them, I'm quite sure they are, as is McLaren.

[@Wormweed]

I could listen to Gordon Murray talk abou all the details for hours, such a pleasure to watch and listen.

[@ryan49805]

I least I can live my mostly petrol fueled dreams vicariously through top gear…some day 💭

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Right up until it rebrands itself Top gear Recharged *shudders at thought*

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

@@pigeonpoo1823 That would be funny.

[@chrishalford7930]

Thanks Prof. I had the good fortune to be driven around New Caledonia in a Lancia Aurelia Coupé ( 2 litre V6 Aluminium engine) ....everone of the owner's friends were too scared of this breakthrough car. I have reflected on those days of late and especially now with these end piece GMA beauties. Thankyou Gordon Murray.🎉🎉

[@leeevans6213]

Gordon’s an amazing bloke so much attention to detail and his knowledge of every single part is amazing he is a one off.

[@adityasai6612]

This car is a classic example to prove that more power does not always translate to higher speeds or performance. Even though the engine plays some role in achieving better performance, it's all down to the aero package that surrounds the car.

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

So true, Porsche does this really well.

[@shaniapearcey]

All about losing the weight in the car

[@eyespythesky124]

This legend of of man doesn’t design his cars for rap videos, Hollywood or ignorant show offs, he demands his cars to give the driver the experience of driving like no other. The culmination of every component on the vehicle designed for the soul purpose of being a better version of its expected self. Therefore the communication and feedback between the car and its driver is unparalleled.

[@erissitone]

18:07 The guy touches the piece of carbon with his elbow, Gordon puts it back and seems to say "Be careful not to drop one of my children ..."

[@foesfly3047]

I am just a modest, Base 911 owner but also a pilot, engineer and aircraft owner. This tour and interview was absolutely fascinating.

[@firefoxussr31]

I smiled a bit when Gordon said "and this car is Porsche Boxster size", I adore the size of my Cayman, if it were any smaller it would be annoying as a daily driver. And as a new professional pilot, I appreciate this talk about pitot tubes and static ports!

[@idokwatcher2062]

Beautiful proportions. Awe inspiring engineering. Look at the "smallest", "lightest", "sports" coupe from BMW now 240i: 1750KG!

[@mattbuckley392]

Gordon is certainly alive and utterly mesmerising to listen too. If only I had the funds ..... but ..... whatever ..... such a finely engineered automotive sculpture and a pleasure to watch it evolve. This really is art and I love it. I realise that car is £2.5 million but if every component is so calculatedly refined and hewn , using the aluminium rev counter binnacle and the hollowed out titanium bolts as an example, surely as a whole all customers are buying a certified masterpiece that will never decrease in value because nobody else is building anything anywhere near like it. This will be the Holy Grail of the combustion sports machine.

[@DOCHD20]

I like how he says the suitcases, the tints are all included in the price & the servicing cost are lower than BMWs. Shame on every other car manufacturer charging extra for different colours. One day when i win the lottery i could save a few £££ if they are still available 😂😂😂

[@SuperLuckyCat7]

I'm speechless! Attention to Detail surpasses everything imaginable...🎯 Brake Calipers re-machined blew my mind. Sir Gordon, You the Master Creator ❣️

[@auser1617]

A great video, I've been reassessing Gordon's reputation since taking a closer look at the MacLaren MP4/4.......

[@TML34]

Exactly. GM isn’t as good as he wants you to think he is. The biggest “engineering marvel” of this car is the engine and he had nothing to do with it.

[@serenity0n0]

@@TML34 shoo shoo troll go away

[@TML34]

@@serenity0n0 incredible insight. Maybe GM will hire you.

[@indiebekonn]

@@serenity0n0 he’s not a troll, you just might be blinded. The car is great, but it’s not brilliant. Nor is it a technological or lightweight marvel, not at the price it goes for at least.

[@TML34]

@@indiebekonn thanks. I'm not saying Mr. Murray is a fraud, but he basically has taken credit (and built his brand) for the design and engineering of the McLaren 4/4 car, when he really wasn't. And if we want to go back to the F1, again, it was the BMW sourced engine that was the masterpiece.

[@frazk2427]

The interviewers remarks on the parts are really interesting and refreshing. Good job on a great video.

[@benjaminblakemore9704]

This is going to DE-MOLISH!!!! All the competition...period! 👏👌💪😎👍❤️ Bravo Mr Murry, kind regards Ben from NZ

[@realtv101]

I love Gordon Murray! Someone that actually designs a car not just build a car there is a difference. Just a brilliant mind!

[@Teeveepicksures]

Undeniably, it's a work of art. But if ever given the chance to meet with him, all I'd wanna talk about was all the small displacement bikes.

[@mr.g167]

I would be wanting some answers about the unfolding mp4/4 scandal personally....

[@Kolinu2]

Such an exciting car. The attention to detail is phenomenal. Gordon Murray must be so proud of what, he and his team, are creating.

[@EJFXxx]

the effort to save weight is inspirational ... makes me wanna run a marathon !

[@nofool9621]

Forget Ferrari, Lamborghini etc. If I could, this and its sibling are the ones I'd go for. It's just beautiful, perfect. Edit: The Top Gear guy talks and interferes too much while Gordon is talking and explaining.

[@badger_claws]

When customer comes to spec their car, Gordon will weigh them. "We need to lose several kilos for this to work" 😂

[@johnbrown-hm5rj]

I love the obsessive attention to detail. It's exquisite. It gets the chefs kiss

[@davemitchell8756]

The attention to detail and cutting edge engineering are amazing. Very proud this is a British made car designed by one of our great automotive engineers 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@chrisogrady28]

British Patriotism is extremely cringe, we are a mess of a country with a sordid past, unless you are directly connected to GMA or Gordon there's no reason to feel proud yourself.

[@ibrahimpallikkal5100]

@@chrisogrady28 Past is over now, he just talking about British engineering.

[@MrEazyE357]

He's not even British though.

[@davemitchell8756]

@@MrEazyE357 South African born?, 🙂still happy there’s such a concentration of talent in high tech racing and engineering in UK So many manufacturing skills have been lost, this is an area where we are still world beating👍

[@honeybadger1656]

Gordon Murray and Elon Musk both were born in South Africa and then immigrated to their respective countries.

[@wrapdump]

The way Murray goes ‘hahaha...yeah’ when he likens the valve to a kitchen utensil, you just know he can’t wait to get rid of him and get back to work

[@spinmoto180]

This just made my day! if Gordon needs someone to take care of one of the XP Cars i would make an excellent steward going foward into the future! Can't afford the car but i would pay money to take that tour!

[@jonathanknight8251]

The kid needs to learn how to be the interviewer instead of trying to be the interviewee. But the engineering effort on the car made up for this. Simply stunning.

[@GordonMurrayAutomotive]

Happy Boxing Day!

[@ba2724]

This might very well be the most intriguing video I've seen in my entire life! Bravo, Gordon, bravo!

[@rawpasta]

At 3.38 you can see another T50 with a huge rear wing and under the car cover 👀

[@marfrandema1884]

Likely the t50s niki lauda for trackdays

[@Thomas141100]

That's the T.50s ...

[@smiddlehurst1]

@@marfrandema1884 y’know, now that I think about it, has a car ever had a name that spoke to its purpose more than calling it the Niki Laura? I’d say the McSenna but while that’s an impressive bit of kit it was still a road car for the track. The T.50s… not so much.

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

The S.

[@leeroy6481]

Not only would I he extremely nervous to stand there, but let alone driving that car! It’s an artpiece that I wouldn’t trust myself driving in. I would be way too nervous putting even a little dust on that. Hats off to you Mr Murray!

[@fabiocelenza5802]

This car should be called Gordon Murray GTO or also Gordon Murray 33 stradale!!..

[@Andrew-zx9wx]

Simply wow! I didn’t want this piece to end… guess I’ll catch the next episode whenever it arrives.

[@TedTuned]

Why did Gordon say the brakes were AP, when they clearly have Brembo stamped on them? Utterly jaw dropping car.

[@Neale78]

"In 2000, Brembo purchased the UK based racing brake and clutch manufacturer AP Racing."

[@TedTuned]

@@Neale78 thanks, I didn't know that.

[@esqu1re]

Wow. Just wow. Great job TG doing this interview. Loved the show and tell.

[@DestinysComputer]

Every component is a work of art.

[@crimsonghost6454]

Jesus, what a genius and what a master piece of art and function. This is an end game car for those looking for the best and for other car makers too. The T50 is the benchmark , the rest should just settle for 2nd...

[@idknils2920]

I could listen to Gordon for hours

[@tihspidtherekciltilc5469]

I can only duplicate other people's comments so consider this a well engineered and lightened version for the algorithm. What a beautiful masterpiece of tech and engineering with passion mixed in.

[@Lucaw128]

Wow, simply jaw dropping attention to detail.

[@cmaxvt]

It is really really cool to know that I can still have an absolute dream car with the philosophy of: natural aspiration, light is right, and every tiny little haptic bit is important... in today's car market. Sure I'll absolutely never in my life own, drive, or probably see one of these.. but it's nice to dream about perfection.

[@halt6747]

This top gear presenter irks me. Ugh. Brilliant car and G.M. a great bloke!

[@blxtothis]

Why aren’t the Top Gear TV shows anywhere close to as good as the KZbin pieces like this? I’m doing the Euromillions on Tuesday, could Gordon reserve me a slot in the order queue please.

[@richardjones38]

I've been enjoying watching the progress of the T50 project on youtube. It's a work of art. I'll enjoy slightly less now after watching JayEmm's fascinating Steve Nichols interview though.

[@lachywocky]

me too...quite conflicted now. regardless its a great car and so was the F1

[@indiebekonn]

Always felt it’s too expensive for the yesterday’s technologies that it uses, however I was following the development closely, as it’s the best we can have unfortunately. Now I’m even more conflicted after watching said interview.

[@StoverEnt]

Ultimate automobile of our time. Mr Murray is the God of low mass. Can’t wait for what’s next from GMA.

[@chewdoobautomotivedetailtm2883]

Wow I'd love that gear knob alone. And could be polished like a shoe if scratched

[@sickjohnson]

My OCD can't get enough of Gordon's CDO!

[@keithlivingstone2525]

Gordon Murray. I could listen to him talk about the T50 for weeks.....and then I’d ask him about the F1.

[@silvenshadow]

Gordon Murray has created the most amazing vehicle ever made. This is just so beautiful

[@ewanstewart8011]

What a stunning piece of automotive design that is, from beginning to end it is fantastic and thoughtful.

[@logwind]

So happy it's a manual and naturally aspirated.

[@bmstylee]

So they decided to use obsolete technology. It's not 1992 anymore. Semiautos are faster and just as reliable.

[@Shadowboost]

@@bmstylee and not as involving and enjoyable. His customers literally asked him for the manual

[@logwind]

@@bmstylee yyou're missing the point.

[@bmstylee]

@@logwind and that point is what? That slower is better? There's a reason you don't see antique technology in the top level of performed vehicles. Performance trumps everything else.

[@bmstylee]

@@Shadowboost so lower performance is a selling point?

[@jgagnier]

The attention to detail, craftsmanship, design quality and engineering prowess is astonishing. How often does one individual have the skills, the reputation, the talent and the work ethic to actually achieve something that touches the sublime like this? On one hand, I'm happy that Gordon Murray gets to design whatever fanciful thing he wants - he always hits it out of the park with his supercars. On the other, I wish he would compromise enough to make everyday cars benefit from the Gordon Murray engineering program. The T.25 never amounted to much, but man would I like to see what Murray could achieve within industry parameters. Also, I'd love to patronize Murray products, and... well, that's not going to happen otherwise, is it? :D

[@kdpwt]

I know we won’t get one but like I feel like GMA should make a website where we cam spec our very own T.50 we’ll never own

[@sylvaind.6786]

Why?

[@Amarjit_Singh]

@@sylvaind.6786 Why you're asking why?

[@fruiz879]

Engineering meets artistry. Perfection. Hope to work for this man one day and learn from his knowledge. Cheers from Chicago

[@adityasai6612]

Tbh, I dont really like the rear of the car😬, but that design could play a vital role in achieving 240mph with a 650hp v12😲.

[@r129r16pfl]

This won't do 240mp/h, not the priority.

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

@@r129r16pfl It wasn't the priority of the McLaren F1 either and we all saw what happend here. No point ruling anything out with this guy anymore.

[@r129r16pfl]

@@F1ll1nTh3Blanks 100% correct 240 was just a byproduct, not a goal. Low downforce, low drag, small frontal area = high topspeed For a relatively modest power.

[@srinitaaigaura]

The fan reduces drag by about 12.5% or almost the same as turning a Chiron into a Chiron SS. Maybe in the Project Two they'll hide it and use smaller fans inside. Also 15 kg thrust on a car of this size and shape is equal to aero drag at 80 kmph, so not insignficant.

[@z32luvr]

It’s nice to see two intelligent people converse. Great video.

[@allensaunders449]

This design will age very well

[@ibrahimpallikkal5100]

Murray’s cars always not only focused on Marvellous engineering also Beauty too.

[@sanskargour6673]

bro said carbon fiber is too HEAVY.

[@marcelvicar1585]

This is a true McLarn F1 succssesor, Speedtail and P1 are not even close.

[@MrAndyj007]

didnt steve nichols design this?, not sure what to believe anymore? :)

[@jasonpickford4123]

I love Gordon, he makes the car to be exactly what it’s meant to be and comfortable he just gets it really gets it if I could afford any car I would only buy his

[@blackdoublezero]

now we know .....not the designer of the mp4/4

[@Baard2000]

Apart from all the craftmanship ....I am blown away by the low maintenance cost. Recently saw a Ferrari 268 or so at an car trader and he told me the car just had the 12.000 euro's 10.000 km maintenance service.........And not doing so you end up breaking timing belt and destroying 48 valves and more. But he said compared to the Testarossa it was a cheap service as that needed each 6000km new timing belts... I was flabbergasted and asked the friend , for who I checked this 268 , this to be true and he said the 10.000 km interval was indeed correct for the 268 and 6000 km interval for the Testarossa........

[@blockstacker5614]

Why the hell are there timing belts in a Ferrari? I would expect a geartrain, or at the very least a chain.