At 0:24 The GM La Saber. This car was part of my life. I grew up in Flint, Michigan. It sat in a small museum in Flint for 40 + years. I've seen it many times.
Today's puerile 'entitled' muppets don't even know what the 'correct' words are, let alone how to pronounce them. They rely on Humpty Dumpty (Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland) 'language logic' - any word, real or imagined, means whatever they want it to at any particular time.
@@barfuss2007 "Which doesn't work". Is that a question?! Are you suggesting there currently exists a 100% reliable, 100% autonomous, 'self-driving vehicle'?! It's extremely difficult to assess the 'work-ability' of something that has yet to materialise.
@@trueaussie9230 it is much more relaxing to dive on your own than watching a 98% functioning system... Think about reaction time. Furthermore there are legal problems in accidents.
@@trueaussie9230 Wir können uns gerne auf deutsch weiter unterhalten, wenn dir mein english nicht gefällt. Ein Feund von mir war Testfahrer bei einer deutschen Nobelmarke und in die Entwicklung des autonomen Fahrens involviert. Wer entscheidet in einer Unfallsituation wer überlebt? Der Computer? Wer haftet? Du kannst mir gerne auf deutsch antworten, vielen Dank schonmal.
Great video really enjoyed. In the 1982 there was a book out that showed what cars would look like in the 2000s . I think the designs were from the 70s. I should have brought that book
So you like the video did you learn anything from it? What do you think about general motors top designer Henry Earl? Him and his brother Harley invented the first manned flight did you know that ?😮
2:13 -- The red car is a modern replica of the Lincoln Futura. The original car had bright chrome where the replica has what looks like flat aluminum. The replica looks smaller too.
4:46: The Firebird II was NOT the first gas turbine family car. Chrysler had a 1954 Plymouth turbine prototype that they drove across the country to prove its worth. 8:07: Chrysler turbine car: Complex maintenance? Hardly. Maintenance was near zero since there were only a few moving parts (two stage turbine, power steering pump, alternator) and no cooling system at all.
Too many factual errors in this video! Just to name a few...The Lincoln Futura was designated as a 1955 model year, not 1954. The Ford Seattle-ite XXI was featured at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, not New York. The Roman numeral XXI in the name designated the "21st Century" which was the main theme of the fair. The 1959 Cadillac Cyclone was completely missed. It had a radar-operated collision avoidance system for goodness sake! Thumbs down for me...sorry.
Me as a german have to say, that there is no carmaker nowadays on this planet who comes nearly close to the beauty in design what cars looked back in the 50th and 60th. Some cars looking good but not same as special like in the past. Modern safetystandards and econocs combiened with the beauty of the past woud be the deal.
I dunno, the Firebird II looks like they forgot to assemble half the bodywork... Unique among this list is the Chrysler Turbine since they built more than one and even lent them out for real-world testing.
Это тот случай, когда фантазии художника - дизайнера, перекрывают весь здоавый смысл. Машина должна ездить и возить, а не выглядеть как бред алкаша, и не стоить как Бруклинский мост.
6:00 Can just see a mushroom cloud shooting up into the stratosphere when some poor chump rear-ends a Ford Nucleon with his 52 Buick. Widespread radiation poisoning thanks to the fallout.
The 6 wheel ford was first shown at the 1962 World Fair in Seattle not New York. This car was only ever a 2-3 table model and never as a full size car. The red Lincoln Futura looks like a fiberglass recreation since the real car had chrome bumpers as well as the band of trim down the side. It was only red in the movie It stared with a kiss. It as originally a light metallic turquoise color. The Firebird ll had a titanium body, probably the first titanium car body. Better research and a computer voice would help this video.
@@davidlawrence6089 LOTS. These "informational videos" are not made by Americans, but from countries that barely speak English. They have to use AI voices because their real voices would give them away. I got suckered into this video, but will avoid this channel or any other with any "car" in the thumbnail that looks computer generated and with "RAREST" or something similar in the picture. I will not come back to this channel. XXI = "eleven", indeed.
Ok, if you want people to ACTUALLY READ, those 'Most Notable Features' in-boxs, common sense should tell you, to leave them up there, long enough, so normal reader's, can read them🤨!!! On the Ford La Tosca, I've would of NEVER KNOWN, that was just, a remote-control, model, if the last footage didn't have, the full-sized woman, standing next to it. "The GM Firebird ll, featured a vertical tail, replicating the wing that featured on space shuttles". SPACE SHUTTLES??? C'mon now, was the space shuttle out, in the 1950's😆⁉️ Informative, but dopely initiated.
These "informational videos" are not made by Americans, but from countries that barely speak English. They have to use AI voices because their real voices would give them away. I got suckered into this video, but will avoid this channel or any other with any "car" in the thumbnail that looks computer generated and with "RAREST" or something similar in the picture. I will not come back to this channel. XXI = "eleven", indeed.
Bonjour Robert . La seule voiture que je me rappelle est la Corvette parce qu' elle a été mis en production et disponuble au marché . Il y a aussi la transmission à boutons ; mon onckd Roméo possedait une Plymouth équipé dr ce type de transmission .
So then they made up for it in the 70s 80s 90s and 2000s by building cars that were absolutely crap. Built by SEVERELY OVERPAID AND SEVERELY UNDERWORKED Union SLACKERS.
Can you imagine a whole classroom of students watching this video for automotive history exam research and learning that Henry Earl was a top designer for GM. So now all these students will go forth in life spreading the knowledge to others that Henry Earl was a historical automotive designer. Here's my advice if you're making a documentary to educate the general public accuracy is of the utmost importance. This film and other films like it should not have been released unedited for exact historical accuracy before it was posted here. This example here is just as bad as saying that Jeffrey Washington was the first president of the United States.😮
This is yesterdays news. These cars have been in so many videos that you need to erase this video and do another one that everyone hasn't seen a million times already Or at least change the title slightly to cars I, (The person in charge haven't seen.). Signed-Richard.
Computer controlled? What have you seen the size of an IBM 360 from the 60s and while gas turbines were a bad idea nuclear powered car was just stupid even for a nonfunctional model
Esfuerzos por diseñar el más bello auto. Creo que solamente interesaba la espectacularidad del diseño y no la economía, comodidad, versatilidad, velocidad. Fue parte de la evolución automotriz.
And the suicide steering is not allowed but rockets seems to be a theme at the time. Commencing countdown engines on check ignition and may God's love be with you? And hey it Jay hi Jay Leno take a memo! These cars are weerd now that its the future they all look alike so no design needed just move the chrome a bit!!😏
The '53 corvette does not belong on this list - not only not futuristic, but has a primitive heavy stovebolt strait 6 & 2 speed powerglide trans. Left off & #1 should be firebird III ! #2 should be firebird IV - for styling alone, tho it had no drivetrain.
Right the Firebird IV was a non-running mockup. With a slightly different paint job, it toured the auto show circuit a second time as the Buick Century Cruiser.
Ёпт тить, да это космические корабли на колесах! Умели же делать что рот откроешь от удивления, а сегодня что на дорогах коробки да телеги примитивные.
Oh, son verdaderos joyas an sido aquí debajo del cielo super super...hermosos . Saludos de cusco Perú. Kliment
At 0:24 The GM La Saber. This car was part of my life. I grew up in Flint, Michigan. It sat in a small museum in Flint for 40 + years. I've seen it many times.
Americans... you lost the greatest milestone of car building in the history in 1970
Why did Detroit trinity fall down.
Huge tragedy..as for me
Incredible looking car!
Looks like the cars in the video game Fallout 4
CORRECTION: the Ford Seattle-Ite XXI was introduced at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair and not the 1964 NYC World's Fair
And the Roman numeral is 21, not 11! The 1962 Seattle World's Fair was called the Century 21 Exposition.
Every design looks futuristic.....
Jay Lenos Garage!
These DAMN robots can't pronounce most words properly, lets get back to humans that know what they are talking about.Real car people
Today's puerile 'entitled' muppets don't even know what the 'correct' words are, let alone how to pronounce them.
They rely on Humpty Dumpty (Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland) 'language logic' - any word, real or imagined, means whatever they want it to at any particular time.
Can't even mispronounce them the same way twice.
Looking at The 1961 Chrysler Turbo Flight body sides, I can now understand why the 1962 Plymouths and Dodges looked so strange.
Seventy years on and the reliable 'self-driving' car is yet to materialise.
which doesen´t work, lol
@@barfuss2007
"Which doesn't work".
Is that a question?!
Are you suggesting there currently exists a 100% reliable, 100% autonomous, 'self-driving vehicle'?!
It's extremely difficult to assess the 'work-ability' of something that has yet to materialise.
@@trueaussie9230
it is much more relaxing to dive on your own than watching a 98% functioning system... Think about reaction time. Furthermore there are legal problems in accidents.
@@barfuss2007
Is that supposed to address the questions I've put to you?!
Is English not your 1st language?!
My puerile troll alarm is beeping now.
@@trueaussie9230
Wir können uns gerne auf deutsch weiter unterhalten, wenn dir mein english nicht gefällt. Ein Feund von mir war Testfahrer bei einer deutschen Nobelmarke und in die Entwicklung des autonomen Fahrens involviert. Wer entscheidet in einer Unfallsituation wer überlebt? Der Computer? Wer haftet? Du kannst mir gerne auf deutsch antworten, vielen Dank schonmal.
George Barris customized the Ford Lincoln Futura to create the Batmobile.
No, he didn't. The design was by Eddie Graves and all the work was done by Bill Cushenberry. But Barris would never let that out while he was alive.
Henry Earl? I think it's Harley Earl!
Well, you thought right. Something the announcer failed to mention is that Harley Earl used the LeSabre as his personal car for a number of years. . .
@@mortensen1961 - I knew it was Harley Earl, and I knew he used the car for years after. I have a little 1/72nd scale model of that car.
His name was Harley Earl. Not Henry. do your research...
Henry was his sister
That Nucleon looks like it would faceplant every time you hit the brakes hard.
Like the early Econoline pick ups
Na. The heavy Reactor in the Back would keep it up.
1962 World fair was in Seattle not New York
Listen to the robot. 😂
It's this kind of style that is lacking in cars today
Que lindos esos carros auténticas joyas de arte.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I. Like. The. Shot. Of. Jay. Leno. Driving the turbine car It’s still in use. Cool. !!!
Great video really enjoyed. In the 1982 there was a book out that showed what cars would look like in the 2000s . I think the designs were from the 70s. I should have brought that book
The books are out there for sale.
So you like the video did you learn anything from it? What do you think about general motors top designer Henry Earl? Him and his brother Harley invented the first manned flight did you know that ?😮
That car in the thumbnail lookd best of all
I don’t remember seeing it in the video.
Great video. One correction. The NY Worlds Fair was in 1964 not 1962
Im glad we still have concept cars. I just wish hay leno was designing tgem.
Why Jay Leno ?
Dear RUclips, do you ever wonder why we have "ad blockers"?
woow ❤😮
Красота дизайна
Did anyone else notice the split rear window on the Olds Golden Rocket? It bears a strong resemblance to the '63 Corvette.
yessss
Artificial Intelligence is just so stupid!
The golden rocket is what happens when a tucker and a 63 split window Corvette have a baby!
😂😂👍
The designers shouldn't have taken all those pills!
2:13 -- The red car is a modern replica of the Lincoln Futura. The original car had bright chrome where the replica has what looks like flat aluminum. The replica looks smaller too.
Wow
何言ってるか分からないけど、ぶっ飛んでてカッコいい車ばかりだ😉👍
4:46: The Firebird II was NOT the first gas turbine family car. Chrysler had a 1954 Plymouth turbine prototype that they drove across the country to prove its worth.
8:07: Chrysler turbine car: Complex maintenance? Hardly. Maintenance was near zero since there were only a few moving parts (two stage turbine, power steering pump, alternator) and no cooling system at all.
0:40 Harley, not Henry.
Who cares. What he created was fugly. lol.
Top demais só nave !!!!
The 51 GM LeSabre is the only one worth tooling up and manufacturing today. Looks like a car.
Too many factual errors in this video! Just to name a few...The Lincoln Futura was designated as a 1955 model year, not 1954. The Ford Seattle-ite XXI was featured at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, not New York. The Roman numeral XXI in the name designated the "21st Century" which was the main theme of the fair. The 1959 Cadillac Cyclone was completely missed. It had a radar-operated collision avoidance system for goodness sake! Thumbs down for me...sorry.
Did he sat Henry Earl?
"Century 21" was the fair's slogan.
@@Greatdome99 The fair was actually called the Century 21 Exposition.
Me as a german have to say, that there is no carmaker nowadays on this planet who comes nearly close to the beauty in design what cars looked back in the 50th and 60th. Some cars looking good but not same as special like in the past. Modern safetystandards and econocs combiened with the beauty of the past woud be the deal.
Some of those concept vehicles were sold during the GM collapse of 2009
I dunno, the Firebird II looks like they forgot to assemble half the bodywork...
Unique among this list is the Chrysler Turbine since they built more than one and even lent them out for real-world testing.
Это тот случай, когда фантазии художника - дизайнера, перекрывают весь здоавый смысл. Машина должна ездить и возить, а не выглядеть как бред алкаша, и не стоить как Бруклинский мост.
The bridge is not expensive as you think it is as a matter of fact I have it on sale this week for $10,000 are you interested?
Can anyone explain what's going on at 3:44?
Make America visionary again 😁
Damn, they had millions to waste on weird concepts.
My Ford Nucleon finally lost power and boy, the price of uranium sure has gone up since I filled up 5,000 miles ago!
That’s why I stockpile fissionable materials.
Deus abençoe América 🙏🏻🇺🇲
6:00 Can just see a mushroom cloud shooting up into the stratosphere when some poor chump rear-ends a Ford Nucleon with his 52 Buick. Widespread radiation poisoning thanks to the fallout.
How does the car in the thumbnail turn
The 6 wheel ford was first shown at the 1962 World Fair in Seattle not New York. This car was only ever a 2-3 table model and never as a full size car. The red Lincoln Futura looks like a fiberglass recreation since the real car had chrome bumpers as well as the band of trim down the side. It was only red in the movie It stared with a kiss. It as originally a light metallic turquoise color. The Firebird ll had a titanium body, probably the first titanium car body. Better research and a computer voice would help this video.
Non computer voice you mean
Henry Earl? You mean Harley Earl? More AI misinformation.
La-Say-bur
AI narration is extremely annoying.
What does this have to do with A I ?
@@davidlawrence6089 LOTS. These "informational videos" are not made by Americans, but from countries that barely speak English. They have to use AI voices because their real voices would give them away. I got suckered into this video, but will avoid this channel or any other with any "car" in the thumbnail that looks computer generated and with "RAREST" or something similar in the picture. I will not come back to this channel. XXI = "eleven", indeed.
Yes they're from India and they're stealing our information every time we tag one of their thumbnails.
Só mesmo nos EUA !😮😮😮
The New York World's Fair opened in 1964 and closed in 1965.
I remember reading that when J Leno drove his turbine car it would melt the plastic bumpers of cars too close behind him at stop lights.
I thought Jay said it was his jet powered motorcycle that did that two cars parked too close behind him.
That Firebird looks like it was inspired by the WW2 Horten Flying Wing.
All these cars makes you feel you’re on Mars before it degraded to it’s current state…
Alcune inguardabili, veramente improponibili
Front ends designed to slice you in half, rear ends to slice and dice the remaining pieces.
Ok, if you want people to ACTUALLY READ, those 'Most Notable Features' in-boxs, common sense should tell you, to leave them up there, long enough, so normal reader's, can read them🤨!!! On the Ford La Tosca, I've would of NEVER KNOWN, that was just, a remote-control, model, if the last footage didn't have, the full-sized woman, standing next to it. "The GM Firebird ll, featured a vertical tail, replicating the wing that featured on space shuttles". SPACE SHUTTLES??? C'mon now, was the space shuttle out, in the 1950's😆⁉️ Informative, but dopely initiated.
These "informational videos" are not made by Americans, but from countries that barely speak English. They have to use AI voices because their real voices would give them away. I got suckered into this video, but will avoid this channel or any other with any "car" in the thumbnail that looks computer generated and with "RAREST" or something similar in the picture. I will not come back to this channel. XXI = "eleven", indeed.
Bonjour Robert . La seule voiture que je me rappelle est la Corvette parce qu' elle a été mis en production et disponuble au marché . Il y a aussi la transmission à boutons ; mon onckd Roméo possedait une Plymouth équipé dr ce type de transmission .
are the diamond nuclear batteries safe enough to be able to be used to power a car, yet?
Only the Cybertruck is as silly as these
I think that the last car was introduced at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair & not the 1964 NYC World's Fair! "(Seattle-lit XXI)
yup, i rechecked that, you're right, thanks 👍
Want them all
8:08, 1963 Ford Seattle-ite XXI.
XXI is the Roman numeral for 21, not 11.
11 would be XI .
0:06 The Cyclops
Where's our ages Harley Earl when electric cars need him the most
The first one.
The one with the headlights in the middle is definitely weird.
So then they made up for it in the 70s 80s 90s and 2000s by building cars that were absolutely crap.
Built by SEVERELY OVERPAID AND SEVERELY UNDERWORKED Union SLACKERS.
Glorious, revolutionary, lazy unions helped make Detroit the pristine, prosperous, socialist people's paradise it is today.
TurboFlite is more yacht than a car. Chrysler Turbine Car is nice.
Batmobile!
The last one looks like the car from the show thunderbirds.
yeah 😂, Most of them looks cartoony
Just push a button and the car practically drives itself. Yeah, right... oh wait, Tesla. I guess this is the future.
Isn’t it Seattle-lite 21 🤔 xx1
Robot commentator ...thumbs down 😮
nee die Amis quatschen so komisch! 🥴
19.2.2024
And the writer! "Henry Earl? " 😂
So...did you look at any cars? Or do you just watch videos to judge the quality of narration? Or are you just a jealous bot?
Can you imagine a whole classroom of students watching this video for automotive history exam research and learning that Henry Earl was a top designer for GM. So now all these students will go forth in life spreading the knowledge to others that Henry Earl was a historical automotive designer. Here's my advice if you're making a documentary to educate the general public accuracy is of the utmost importance. This film and other films like it should not have been released unedited for exact historical accuracy before it was posted here. This example here is just as bad as saying that Jeffrey Washington was the first president of the United States.😮
looks like all of them are straight from MAD MAGAZINE
Why do they refer the engine sizes in liters? That’s not how they were referred to in the 50’s and 60’s.
The ones of today lack independence in design style really.
XXI is 21, not 11.
👏👏👏🙏🌺❤️🙏
This is yesterdays news. These cars have been in so many videos that you need to erase this video and do another one that everyone hasn't seen a million times already Or at least change the title slightly to cars I, (The person in charge haven't seen.). Signed-Richard.
First time I’ve seen these, signed-Mike
❤❤👍👍👍🥂💫!!!
Where’s the Brook Stevens Studebaker Scepter?
Who's Henry Earle?
I can just imagine the crash test results…. Especially when hitting a human! …yikes! Antiquated obsolescence…
Lay saber?
Where are these cars today?
Computer controlled? What have you seen the size of an IBM 360 from the 60s and while gas turbines were a bad idea nuclear powered car was just stupid even for a nonfunctional model
An IBM 360 is a digital computer. Analog computers--electrical and mechanical--have been around since WW2.
Esfuerzos por diseñar el más bello auto. Creo que solamente interesaba la espectacularidad del diseño y no la economía, comodidad, versatilidad, velocidad. Fue parte de la evolución automotriz.
Meet George Jetson!!! No thanks I'm busy
Ahhhh, excuse me. It's Ford Seattle-lite 21. XXI is twenty one in roman numerals not "the eleventh" nice short story over all.
And the suicide steering is not allowed but rockets seems to be a theme at the time. Commencing countdown engines on check ignition and may God's love be with you? And hey it Jay hi Jay Leno take a memo! These cars are weerd now that its the future they all look alike so no design needed just move the chrome a bit!!😏
I don’t know; was LSD a thing back then ?!
Вы бы видели концепты авто ваз
Show us
Lots of errors in this video but the cars are nice to see.
If I would ever buy EV is that with nuclear generator.
XXI is 21, not 11.
Harley Earl
The '53 corvette does not belong on this list - not only not futuristic, but has a primitive heavy stovebolt strait 6 & 2 speed powerglide trans. Left off & #1 should be firebird III !
#2 should be firebird IV - for styling alone, tho it had no drivetrain.
Not to mention the corvette was fugly!
53 Corvette did not have the stove bolt six it has a blue flame six.
@@3RTracing Ok, but isn't that straight 6 also 190 !! lbs heavier than the late '60s 230 & 250 cube chevy straight 6?
Right the Firebird IV was a non-running mockup. With a slightly different paint job, it toured the auto show circuit a second time as the Buick Century Cruiser.
Ёпт тить, да это космические корабли на колесах! Умели же делать что рот откроешь от удивления, а сегодня что на дорогах коробки да телеги примитивные.
I'm pretty sure it's pro-nounced Lee-Sabre (sighs)
More errors than I can count on my fingers and toes. BTW Ford Seattleite: 1962 Seattle Worlds Fair NOT New York.