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Suzuki Samurai 13B Rotary Turbo
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This is a Suzuki Samurai Turbo by @rotazuki. Check out his IG for some awesome pics and more info.
Old Corvette with futuristic tech
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The Corvette with Secret Technology: In the heart of the 80s, General Motors, under the leadership of VP of Design Chuck Jordan and designer Tom Peters, embarked on a visionary project to create a car that epitomized the era's bold style and technological innovation. Their masterpiece, the Corvette Indy Concept, was a mid-engined hypercar with a sleek, sci-fi-like design constructed from Kevlar...
Atomic car of the 1950s
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In 1958, Ford unveiled the Ford Nucleon, a groundbreaking concept car powered by a small nuclear reactor, epitomizing postwar America's fascination with convenience and promising an impressive 5,000-mile range between refueling.
Honda’s EV Sports car
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The Honda Sports EV is a remarkable blend of cutting-edge technology and sleek design, heralding a new era in electric vehicles. With its retro-inspired yet futuristic aesthetics, it strikes a perfect balance between classic charm and modern innovation. The car's electric powertrain delivers impressive performance with zero emissions, aligning with growing environmental consciousness. Inside, t...
Electric vs Gasoline: Real Cost To Own
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Exploring the real cost of electric vs. gasoline vehicles: Are EVs truly more economical? The eye-opening findings from a study published in 'The Journal of Industrial Ecology' on January 3, 2024. The article, titled 'Electric and Gasoline Vehicle Total Cost of Ownership across US Cities,' presents an in-depth analysis of the total cost of ownership for gasoline, hybrid, and electric vehicles a...
Smallest Car EVER!
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History of the world's smallest production car. Born in 1962 on the Isle of Man, the P50 was a marvel of minimalist design, boasting a fiberglass body, a 49cc engine, and remarkable fuel efficiency. With its production limited to just 50 units, the Peel P50 became a rare collector's item, celebrated for its unique approach to urban mobility. Our journey explores the P50's design and cultural im...
New VW Buggy
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Volkswagen ID. Buggy was unveiled at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show. This video takes a close look at VW's electric reimagining of the classic 60s dune buggy, showcasing its innovative design and state-of-the-art technology. Discover how VW combines the nostalgic open design of the classic beach cruisers with modern electric vehicle tech in the ID. Buggy features a minimalist, weather...
Ford GT90
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Unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show as a tribute to the legendary Ford GT40, the GT90 was a beacon of innovation with its futuristic design and groundbreaking technology. Boasting a 6.0-liter V12 quad-turbocharged engine, the GT90 promised staggering speeds and power. Its bold, aerospace-inspired design and advanced use of materials like carbon fiber set new standards. While it never entered prod...
Why Did it Go So FAST
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Dive into the incredible journey of Henry O'Neal de Hane Segrave, a pioneering figure in motor racing history. This story tracks Segrave's remarkable achievements, from his early fascination with cars and motorcycles to breaking records and making history. Post-WWI, Segrave quickly rose to prominence in the racing world, first at Brooklands, then internationally with Sunbeam-Talbot-Darracq, bec...
A TINY Car That Became HUGE
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Dive into the remarkable journey of the Mini Cooper, from its birth at the British Motor Corporation in the late 1950s to its modern reinvention. Learn how Sir Alec Issigonis' innovative design led to the creation of the original Mini, a car ahead of its time with a unique layout that maximized passenger space. Follow its evolution into the iconic Mini Cooper under John Cooper, becoming a motor...
So Fast they thought it broke the timing gear
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How did this Become the Best Ferrari Ever Made? In the early 2000s, F1 racing, under the leadership of Jean Todt and with the exceptional talent of Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello. Discover how Ferrari's relentless innovation, spurred by intense rivalry with teams like McLaren and Williams, led to the creation of a car that redefined excellence in Formula 1. Witness the surprise and s...
How was this car so Fast in 1920s
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Explore the legendary Duesenberg Model SJ in this deep dive into automotive history. Set against the backdrop of the roaring twenties and the Great Depression, we unravel the story of America's most luxurious car of the era. Discover the roots of Duesenberg, an American car manufacturer established by the ingenious Duesenberg brothers, and learn how they revolutionized the auto industry with th...
Fully Custom Genesis G80 By @g4werkzgenesisparts556
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Fully Custom Genesis G80 By @g4werkzgenesisparts556
Now they've made the nuclear reactor the size of a hubcap, it might make a comeback
I love the look of this car so much, it's incredibly good looking. Clearly Fallout Vibes.
THATS FAR FROM THE TRUTH
so cool these submarines
Brilliant.
My dear mother took an obsessed 15 yr old to Brands Hatch in July 1972 to witness Emerson powering thru Paddock, and screaming past us on the way to Druids.. I still have the photos.
Nothing "funded by Ford" has EVER been "meticulously crafted", lol.
Why did "the 33" race as the "works car" as "race number" 5?
"Streamlined body" that "cuts through the air like an arrow" and "add lightness". Yet the Model 7 has a ridiculously long wheelbase, ridiculous and useless "full fenders" up front and a full-size spare tire "continental kit". All of which "vanish" from the first "race car" which is entirely "stereotypical" for the "era" and 4-cylinder "sports cars".
Ah, the absolute GENIUS of Colin Chapman! Love those Ford DFV V-8s! Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hahaha it not a supra but bmw
What suspension?
what lip its that
A gorgeous Duesey.... with a really "Ugly low-style roof!" In my opinion, the low profile roof really is a huge "Mis-Match" on the gorgeous body..... Ted Schempp, Nashville
Front wheel missing a lug nut my dude
Mantap 👍
Not an eg6
I got the info from his IG
@@lumemotive thats a single cam
Check out his IG kukyto_boosted _eg he has a bunch of cool projects
@@lumemotive i know him from ig yeah 😄
Excellent video mate, great format!
only 5k miles!?!?!?
It was an american uranium guzzling car :p
Hyliion's 3D printed Karno generator uses waste heat to generate electricity in a linear generator - very simple.
Imagine turning a minor fender bender into a full blown nuclear blast
too efficient, definitely wasn't as radioactive as claimed. if manufacturers invested and government didn't want their fuel bucks gone you'd have a car with limitless range
"it's not good. It's not so bad" - said Chernobyl's director facing the exploded reactor.
Pacemakers have been produced with radioactive batteries. Why not cars?
Ironically, it was supposed to be almost exactly the size of my 1995 Buick LeSabre...
Wow lower than my life rn 🤩
That's not a car, that's a jet without wings
Wow
Which car ?
Civic
Honda civic Gen 6
Speak about the Packard too plz
Will do lol, thank you for the comment btw. I’ll try my best to get the Packard video done by this month
My God these cars are beautiful!
Gorgeous car
Battery replacement costs? Loss of vehicle value per year? Are these costs included?
Dumb shit. Currently even purchasing comparable EV is cheaper, not to mention cost savings on fuel and maintenance.
Who funded the study?
IDK, but I cant hear the video
Is it really a car? I think the speed record for cars where not approved because it did not have 4 tires.
If I'm being honest I'm not sure. Everywhere i looked referred to the peel p50 as the smallest production car ever made but I do know they made it with 3 wheels so you could drive it as a small motorcycle according to the "law".
We need SUV version of this to keep up with times.
A two seater SUV lol
I've seen this, but haven't heard anything about it since the ID Buzz started getting all the press. I hope it's still planned for the future. Of course we lost the Beetle in 2019..I'd like to see it come back as a variant of the Buggy. What I would like even more is the Karmann Ghia. It could even be a two seater, the original only barely had a backseat. When the Buzz doesn't sell like they're expecting, hopefully we will see these smaller platform EVs.
That would be an awesome car, it would be easy to make it look modern and honestly smaller EVs are better to own. I’m working on a video that compares the different between small and large electric vehicles and how large Ev will cost that average person way more over time than a ICE vehicle so stay tuned if your interest lol, thank you for the comment btw
@@lumemotive Yeah I worry a little about the Buzz although I love the concept. I think that if I can get one I'd want the European version, not the longer US version that is planned. Maybe VW will use lighter materials to keep the weight down, but I hate big vehicles. 😂
Brilliant history!
Finally. An EV I'd buy.
RIP Colin and the Lotus F1 Team, you are greatly missed.
16:09 - Yes, that's Nigel Mansell on the right. He started his career with Lotus in the early 1980s.
I always have wondered what Mario's total F1 record would have looked like if he had signed on with Chapman after his initial shocking rookie pole at Watkins Glen in 1968 and stayed all through the seventies. I believe he would have won three or four world championships. But of course, he may not have survived either.
Yes..."Mario Andretti 1940-1970 RIP"
This program - when it thundered onto RUclips - was an unparalleled showcase for over-the-top euphemisms - indeed it reached new heights, breached new barriers and layed out a new paradigm for bloviation - all thanks to the genius of Colin Chapman and Team Lotus.
A lot of people don't realize that in the 20s and 30s, gasoline was like 60 octane so you really had to keep compression ratios down low and retard the timing quite a bit in order to stop pre ignition or knocking. The power potential for them is far beyond what they're rated for.
only 700 hp from a 12 cylinder with 4 turbos says to me that is a shit powerplant. that large displacement could make 700 hp without the turbos.. americans needs to learn to make pwr from the europeans and the japanese
they should have made it
Although I couldn t aford it any way, I so wished that they would maked at least a couple of these, it s better to dream for something that exists that to cry and hope for something that doesn t , when I olayed nfs 2 as a child I would always select this car, it wasn t the best but for me it was the best looking, as an architect and a partial car designer maybe I ll have the courage to built one some day, with my sons, great video!
Honestly they should revisit the idea and just call it the gt900 , make it 900hp lol
As a photographer, have to admire the photos as well. Beautifully shot on film stock. Nostalgia kicks in a little stronger when you see film for some reason.
Man I hope they make a future version of this.
Yeah I was thinking that this would be the perfect time to revisit the concept, make it 900hp and call it the gt 900 but honestly they would probably just make it electric which would be awesome if they actually make it one of the fastest electric cars
Keep up the good work. Not everything is an immediate success. And after watching the entire video, there's nothing at all wrong with your audio. Good job.
Thank you, I was debating on looking for a mic and just narrating myself but I don’t have a super cinematic voice, compared to some of the text to speech models. It’s going to take some time to get everything dialed in.
The AI reading this is crap... there's at least 3 different pronunciations of Seagrave's surname!
Scarf and goggles channel is better.
I agree. No point watching anymore.
@realnutteruk1 Yeah I almost had a stroke trying to tune in the text to speech but since it’s only my 5th video using text to speech, I still have a lot of learning and improving to do. But your criticism has been noted.
@johnstirling6597 Tbh they do have a lot of good videos, I still have a far ways to go before I get to their level
Counterpoint: I enjoyed the story enough that everything else was ok. Given some time to refine your style, I can see really great things coming