World's First Car!
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2017
- I got to drive the world's first car (replica), patented by Benz in 1886
Check out the series on new safety features: ve42.co/MB
This video is sponsored by Mercedes-Benz, who invited me to come to Stuttgart to see their latest cars, crash test facilities and experience the innovations they are working on.
Physics is something that is directly applicable to car safety. Cars go fast, but they also sometimes collide with obstacles, which brings them to a sudden stop, subjecting the car and occupants to very high accelerations, which can cause injury or death. So the major idea to improve car safety is to reduce these accelerations and there are a number of ways to do this:
Passive safety:
Seat belts: keep passengers in the vehicle, preventing them from continuing with constant velocity, flying through the windshield and suffering a worse deceleration when they make contact with the road.
Crumple zones: increase the distance over which deceleration occurs, thereby reducing peak magnitude of deceleration.
Air bags: increase the distance over which the head decelerates, again reducing peak magnitude of deceleration of the head.
Active Safety:
Anti-lock braking system: rather than 'locking' the wheels as can happen if you slam on the brakes with a traditional braking system leading to the tires skidding across the road, ABS attempts to control the amount of braking so that the tires always roll with static friction in contact with the road. This increases the backward frictional force that can be applied to the tires, again increasing the distance over which deceleration occurs, and it gives the driver an opportunity to steer to avoid the collision (hence why it's referred to as an active safety system).
Special thanks to Mercedes for having me visit facilities in Stuttgart. I had a lot of fun making these videos so please do check out the series on Mercedes Benz's channel: ve42.co/MB
Filmed by Simon Schneider
Edited by Hoplite Creative and Trevor Carlee
First Merc with keyless entry..
lmao
We've come full circle!
Actually it was Benz. Mercedes comes from the Daimler's side. Daimler and Benz likely never met. In 1926 their companies merged as Daimler-Benz (Now Daimler AG) and they decided to make cars under the name Mercedes Benz.
Who was the Mercedes? Mercedes Adrienne Ramona Manuela Jellinek (1889-1929) was the daughter of Emil Jellinek who was a major client of Daimler. Jellinek used the name Mercedes in his cars. She was a Jew so it is funny to see images of Hitler in Mercedes Benz cars.
@@okaro6595 woosh
and infinite sunroof LOL
Imagine pulling up to school in that
MY LEG u be getting all the bitches
Gals be empty very fast nigga
Imagine telling your crush "yeah I drive a Benz" then pulling up to her house in this.
You would either be the biggest nerd or straight out pimp.
@@trapaneezus 😂😂😂
The way he starts the car is somehow satisfying to watch. You can imagine how Benz must have felt when his car first came to life
Yeah
It would’ve been like Frankenstein’s monster coming to life, “it’s alive, it’s alive!”
It's certainly more exciting than starting my car 😆
Daimler not Benz
@@Genessyss Karl Benz. Daimler was involved as well but Benz was the main guy. His wife took it for the first "big" trip.
Now I understand why people used to think we'd have flying cars in near future
We've downgraded but with a terrible fake looking alien design. We chose Japans plastic over what could of been that the late 50s were so eager to have....pathetic future we'll have
@Σאgßと plastic drones with no personality and could never be called luxury not even if I were at gun point
@Σאgßと we have the Aerocar, this isn't the first notice of a successful flying automobile plane. As much as you think the future has created all this, it hasn't, it is using a base and adding its media read knowledge onto it and autistic designs. The truth is, the modern world is flawed...all the fancy modern glass sticks being put up today are proof of that; in 40 years they'll all become weak and extremely dangerous, difficult strange geometric designs or flat out rounded designs making it even more of a cautionary dismount. The future has existed, and its chance of becoming something great has vanished, now it has taken the worst path it could of taken.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar did you even watch the video? The "plastic design" saves your live. Getting into a car crash at 80mph in an 50s car is a guaranteed death sentence.
About flying cars: there is a reason pilots get extensive training. Giving the idiots you find on the road a plane would end in a 9/11 every other week and millions of deaths every year. Let alone the insane fuel cost and unbelievable environmental destruction, or the sound.
Stop romanticizing the "good old times" you know nothing about and at least try to understand modern design and technology choices.
We alredy have flying cars, they are called aeroplanes.
As a German, I have to say I'm impressed with my fellow countrypeople's English in this video.
I have been in Germany few years. Surely German people have better capability to use impressive vocabularies than many other non English speaking countries. I get impressed every day 😊
@@TheAanniikk The best non-native English speakers I have met are the Germans!! Kudos to you guys!
@@xiaolongcui1753 Then you should visit Skandinavia or the Netherlands. :)
I actually know a lot o fellow germans who barely speak English.
@@Martijn196 I'm sure they're! I would love to travel to that part of the world when I get a chance!
@@TheAanniikk And the funny thing is: If you ask a German on the street for help and ask "Do you speak English?", many will answer "A bit", but then they speak very good :-)
*_Really appreciate the fact that he used km/h_*
steven antal but that was not as useful because benzin was easier to work with and still is
it was not the first car but the first useful car (as stated above fuel) and the first with a long enough drive
Bycicles were built in mannheim too
Ki literally the ENTIRE WORLD other than America and 2 other smaller countries....so yeah
Also, the majority of the world uses km/h as it is the standard unit of Speed. Do you use miles/hour in Differentiation, Integration and all Formulas in Physics?
Kartikey Sankhdher The correct SI unit for velocity is m/s, not km/h.
Well, he is canadian... In canada we use km/h
Imagine ordering an uber and the driver turns up in this
Imagine that thing with cyberpunk modifications.
ha
Imagine just imagine .......
Stuff gettin wierd no STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP
I would give the person 5 stars.
I would tip extra.
3:18 "...and to this day no one has beat that car on a public road"
Hans in 2013, passing past his exit at 440kmh on a stretch of the Autobahn in his 1200hp Porsche: ah scheisse
explain??
@@rogoznicafc9672 Germany has no general speedlimit on the Autobahn
The VW Beetle had a crumple zone. It extended from the front license plate to the rear license plate.
Say what you want. Mercedes Benz is the best car in the World.
@@MonsieurSquidward wow... you really did not get the comment.
Pablo Gates you did not get the joke haha
@@wliaputs bruv
I once totaled a Beetle by sitting in the back seat. The seat springs bridged the neg and pos terminals on the battery below the seat. So the springs got hot, and started a fire on the upholstery. When we pulled over, opened the door, the air came in and then whoosh - went up in flames. I had a friend who told me his fathers vw camper went up in flames when they were sleeping in it. Don't know how it happened. I've always heard some of the earlier vw's were not well grounded.
In college We used to call my roommate's '66 VW bug, "the death trap".
To be honest you would probably be cooler rolling down the streets of Brooklyn with that car than a Lambo.
Thats true. Lambos arent even that uncommon in new york city. I was there for 2 weeks and saw one almost every day
I saw a lambo in the bleeding IKEA parking lot
In Williamsburg, perhaps
Honestly Lambos are pretty trashy. Of course they're expensive, but you associate them almost exclusively with rich kids and/or other cocky assholes. Lambos have no class.
@@someguywhocanfly i agree with you but you cant forget the idiots in mustangs and camaro lot of stupid people drive them yes decent people aswell but mostly douchebag's
Thats how they got the hot girls back in 19th century
LOL
18th century*
@@Yuridabich lol
That's how we got the boys too back then!!
😁
"So the steering collapsed "
"Yes but in a designed way"
WAIT! so they did have gasoline in 1885 when Marty Mcfly went to save Doc Brown. lol
petrol
girlsdrinkfeck well Gasoline was used in North America as early as the 1860s. The Term Petrol never really took hold. As such unless Marty Mcfly ended up in country side of 19th century northumberland Gasoline is the right term to use.
@@Kaziklu why so serious lol
So the whole movie could have been avoided if they'd just went to a drugstore and got some stain removers.
Fiat 125
When you tell your girl that you drive a Benz.
Austin Martín Hernandez and you dump her because no one would want a girl that dumb
did you know that this thing will be much more expensive due to the history it made? this will be a collector's dream car the first car in history
I guess you can say when it crashes it really _Benz_ :D
*_I need friends_*
@@inflammatorycommentswithno2407 You missed the joke. Mercedes Benz automobiles weren't around yet, no cars were.
Well, you're not technically wrong.
"Oh you have a Mercedes?"
"Um... not quite... this is when they were JUST Benz!"
Mercedes is one of the most innovative car companies throughout history! This is fascinating
Verit: “My first Car”
Vsauce: “Or is it?”
**Vasuse music intensifies**
*But first what is a car? Lets defy the molecules of the car*
*10 minutes later:* talks about the ways the universe might end
Va"sus"e 😳
i can hear the music
The longest Mercedes advertising I've ever seen
@8PassCharlie Be polite. Speak well. You will regret.
Let's all take a moment to thank *Volvo* for giving us seatbelts.
Paradox Yes! Volvo even released the patent for free!
Yeah, maybe that fact wasn't spoken out loud because of some Mercereason °~°
Илья Тøмилин hahahahahaha
lol imagine if they kept the patent, that would be ultimate dick move even tho I don't think they could have because you cant say no to government
Seatbelts where an option in Mercedes-Benz cars early on (you can still today order seatbelts for classic cars from 1954 and onwards). The reason why German cars didn't lead the way is simply because of the fact that it was not mandatory to use seat belts in Germany and therefore it was just an option.
SAAB introduced seatbelts as a standard in 1958, before Volvo, but the seat belts (3 point safety belts) we use today are definately coming from Volvo (Nils Bohlin).
I used to imagine people test cars by putting a brick on the gas pedal and jumping out of the car, and the car drives into the thing
Wow😂
More like kerosene
Patent bureau: what are you calling that invention, Sir. Benz?
Benz: I’d call it the Mercedes-Benz SL Triple R W16 Turbo Charged Black Series with Carbon Fiber interior
Patent bureau: ??
The, MBSLTRWTCBSCF!
... The Nazis stole this invention from a Jewish Austrian man and gave it to Benz... Benz nor his partner invented this... One of the original prototypes still exists as it was successfully hidden during WW2 and avoiding being destroyed like his other was.
@@mizomint4197 so where is it now?
@@mizomint4197 Very interesting: Hitler, born in 1889, stole an Austrian patent and had it registered in Germany in 1886. One of those long-living internet conspiracy nonsense stories. Tell that the Simon-Wiesenthal-Center and they might call anyone "anti-semitic" who is not willing to believe that, though.
@@bobikmal9667 Area 51. The entire nonsense is an internet-conspiracy nonsense that is intended to shower Germany in mud. We know those who are behind that intention, Whenever a Jew is said to be the victim, the blame goes to us. No, I am not anti-Semitic, I just cannot stand people who invent lies for their own political benefit.
2:00 that sounds scarily much like someone breathing... ._.
It was made with human lungs and noses
probably someone with bronchitis
Look up "Hit and miss engine"
@@thetman0068 hit or miss I guess they never miss Huh?
When a stalker intensifies
Fun fact, Bertha Benz was the worlds first car thief
xD
It’s crazy how true this is. 😂😂
Shared property. It is difficult to steal something that is in your possession...
She was wife... Not mistress
This is accurate lol.
Meanwhile a group of people decided that two wheels and an engine is enough.
Yeah someone thought bike on cans of beans and crack was a good idea
Not many people may be aware of just how many vital innovations were Bertha Benz's ideas while taking it out for a drive.
"And to this day, no one has beat that car on a public road..."
*Koenigsegg* did it just the other day when they took an Agera up to 488 on a section of highway in America - it is on their RUclips channel.
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Because it takes time to shoot and edit a video.
Brodie Bennett just said that
Marco Benelli how was he to know that in the few weeks between filming and uploading a decades old record would be broken? It's not as if he'd be checking his facts each and every day of editing
True, but it was 447 km/h (two runs average, overall was 458 km/h), not 488
"This video is sponsored by Mercedes Benz": Audi ad plays before vid...
Uh oh
Oof
For me it was Nissan
Woe befall the world in which those two are the only car brands available... "Do I go for the one that makes me look slightly like a twat, or do I go with the one that makes me look like a massive twat?"
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Thanks for this. I've been hit by 3 things while driving (a kangaroo at dawn, a kangaroo at dust, a kiwi that was 3.5 times the drinking limit at 1am) so I feel a lot better learning about the safety mechanisms in cars. And I can attest to how they work, I've never had more than a scratch on the leg or shoulder afterwards.
Australian ahh
but forreal, I'm glad you're okay!
ABS definitely a lifesaver! saved my life more than once.
never take anything for granted.
This museum is seriously amazing, i went there earlier this year and it was like being transported to a whole new world. Part of me wants to go back and spend a whole day to take it all in again.
born too late to explore the earth, born too early to explore the universe, born just in time to watch glorious videos like this.
Also, porn.
@@MotorsheepI see, you're a man of culture sir.
@@mdahsenmirza2536 Indeed. A decadent culture in its final stages, already on the brink of complete breakdown, but a culture nonetheless.
Born Muslim to take piss from all others :(
You can explore the deep oceans and rainforests.
Remember that episode from Tom and Jerry where Tom sold his soul to get a car like that just to pick his loved white cat 🤣🤣🤣 poor Tom
He signed up the contract for slavery!
Hi, I actually lived in the town where the world's first filling station /that pharmacy is standing for a couple of years. It's in Wiesloch and it still exist, also they are still selling drugs and Waschbenzin. I used to pass by nearly every day. Pretty funny, I found out, what's the actual history of this pharmacy a couple years later
Btw, I also lived in Mannheim, where Benz invented the car, what funny coincidence 😂
*RUclips Algorithm* has brought us together *at 2 AM*
1:41 here
June 23rd 2019 here XD
@@Avetho lol me too
@David Stunning 20.
12:53 pm
I've been to that museum. The design is cool. You start at the top and descend through a timeline in a spiral.
In Munich there is a BMW Museum that was quite similar
And they stop short of the story of how the vehicle was stolen and a false patent attributed to Benz was awarded when the first petrol automobile was actually created in 1864 by a Jewish German man Siegfried Samuel Marcus.
Is it a clockwise or counter clockwise spiral?
So world's first car was actually a tricycle 😂
A trike!
Tricycle
Yeah actually a tricycle because it has 3 wheels.
looks like most traditional carts in South East Asia
Yeah. The first car with four wheels was the Daimler motor carriage
The engine sounds like it's panting when it starts up 🤣
*Faster than my bus*
I was literally going to say that
it's literally sometimes faster to walk because the way the transfer system works and how close my destination is.
@@jwalster9412 Yeah, true. Its the same for me, when the transit is bad.
Fun fact: earth was the car's first world.
Mauro this was the worlds first production car however a gas powered cart including clutch, brakes, and steering better designed overall. This was in 1870
Mauro but earths flat?
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This has got to be the weirdest self-advertising I've ever seen. My day won't get better than this
I'm sure there was an alien civilization somewhere, where vehicles we're invented before we did, so you can't definitively say that tbh
3:06 Hey that’s my computer mouse
Oh I remember being in that museum like 30 times, its great
I came for the world‘s first car but i ended up watching a video that mainly focuses on car safety and i‘m not mad
i know why it's so high/unstable .. ... the pride (ie: the height) is more important than the safety ....
One car in 1938 did 432 km/h? WTF
Yes ;) The Driver Caracciola drove 432,7 km/h with the 736 hp Mercedes W125 in January 1938.
Mercedes-Benz Museum Most interesting question is, how? Only a fighter planes were faster, but they did not need to worry about bad roads.
Mercedes-Benz Museum Absolutely amazing, especially for that time. I didn't know that before this video.
The record vehicle weighed less than 750kg, which means its power to weight ratio is far better than even the Bugatti Veyron's. With its ridiculously aerodynamic body, this made high speeds possible. This was before down force was a concept in the automotive world (which is why the other driver died that day), so record vehicles were designed only with wind resistance in mind. Modern super- and race cars have much higher wind resistance in favor of more down force, which means that they can corner faster and are more stable in a straight line.
T. Velde And they were planning on a car that would reach 700 Km/h but then the war begun.
0:23
Her: I trust you
Also her: *proceeds to tightly grab the bar next to her*
@Ismael Ruiz stolen
Kinda amazing that i found this video, because 10 years ago I used to go to the mercedes museum often, with my parents, at some birthday, or with friends, and now I see him going there. Haha
You uploaded *twice this week!*
I’m in for a real treat.
Doug is the type of guy to... wait wrong video
Soon we will be driving cars like this again because of the chip shortage!
I think front back and side bumper cameras are going to be the last big safety improvement before we move entirely to self driving cars for most things. Being able to have the car hold a lane, or warn you you're drifting over lane lines without signalling (useful if you fall asleep and start to drift), brake for you if it detects an imminent crash, and honestly most importantly, help you get in and out of tight parking situations, which is where the majority of accidents actually occur, even if they're generally more minor. Not all of them are minor of course, since oncoming cars hitting you at speed is never good, but the technologies listed above can also help prevent such an accident if backup cams and such aren't sufficient to avoid it.
This museum is amazing, one of the coolest places I've ever visited. Would highly recommend it, so many beautiful vehicles and cool pieces of history. There's even some World War II memorabilia.
3:24. That record was beaten a couple weeks ago by koenigsegg going 457.8 km/h in the agera RS done in Las Vegas
astickydog yea idk who told him that, it’s been beaten several times and that’s just with production vehicles (veyron, mclaren f1). In the aftermarket there’s probably 50 different cars that have exceeded that record not to include rocket cars lol
I was gonna comment this +1
He said "in a public road" BTW
on public road?
he specifically said "on public roads". Scratch rocket cars.
Nobody's gonna talk about the fact that Enrico Bernardi made a gasoline powered tricycle just a year earlier
And in the same year, Thomas Parker introduced the first ever mass-produced car, using battery electric propulsion - and that wasn't even the first electric car, just the first mass-produced one. Steam cars came even earlier. Benz may have built the first mass-produced internal combustion car, but definitely not the "first car" by any standard.
This video proved a lot more information than I was looking for, love it!
Looks like promising technology. I can't wait to see where this goes.
You idiot it already exists (sarcasm)
I know, I heard of this ‘ibm’ computer thingy they said, I wonder when this ‘computer’ goes.
@@diegzsuarez9048 I don't think it'll catch on.
I'm sure they're gonna have flying cars by the 1950s I'm sure
Really recommend the museum to anyone who gets to Stuttgart! It's a must see!
Nice tricycle bro.
Its phenomenal how complex the vehicle is, and how much innovation needed to happen for it all to work!!!
Or they could do the simpler solution and improve public transport and cycling infrastructure! Oh, and improve sidewalks!
Ok but lets get down with whats really important: Whats this thing's Nurburgring time?
Uriah Siner 2 days tops
1:17:24 if travelling at 10mph average
Lucky Rooster that’s weird bc I was unsure of the spelling and copy/pasted from elsewhere lol
Uriah Siner about 10 years
James May: *triggered*
Correction: first *gasoline* car. There were steam cars way before this.
Mr Smarty Pants....
Well it's better than being a dummy pants I guess.
xellossaxon
lol that logic. Thats why we know these other things existed in the first place, right?
Even after the "Patent-Motorwagen Nr.1", those machines maintained a somewhat status quo, since they were slow, not really useful and expensive. The real breakthrough and revolution came with the "Ford Model T", everything before that was more or less something "nobody took notice of and which nobody called cars and which nobody was impressed by."
Yeah, because the first steam car could reach up to 5km/h!
xellossaxon Sorry, I cant relate to that since Im not american, but nice try.
I dont get what youre even talking about?!
Is this about a car or about your own personal pride in things others achieved?
Because if I remember correctly, we werent talking about Diesel, Porsche whatsoever.
We were talking about one specific car and about other inventors, that build similar cars before the Motorwagen.
And I think, youre the one that is missing some acknowledgment here.
You said
"...which nobody took notice of and which nobody called cars and which nobody was impressed by."
refering to inventions such as the "Hippomobile" by Etienne Lenoir. THAT is disrespectful!
I highly appreciate what Benz, Otto and Diesel did for everyone.
But saying that the Motorwagen was a technical revolution(without any explanation why) whereas the other inventions didnt matter at all, makes you look like a douchebag.
That being said, here are some facts : The Motorwagen and Hippomobile were nearly the same(but differently shaped) concepts of a useful car. Both used combustion engines, spark ignition and a carburetor system. Only real difference was that Etiennes engine was a two-stroker, Benzs a four-stroker.
And if you didnt know, Lenoir was the first ever to build an combustion-piston engine and is known as the inventor of the spark-plug.
Otto and Bosch took those things, came up with own ideas and made them overall better, so a greater amount of people could make use of it.. just like Henry Ford's manufacturing made cars affordable for the average joe. Hope you learned something and dismiss that unrespectful attitude of yours asap.
Work of art. Amazing!
I love anything first ever working inventions and nice to see once in action
All this Improvement in cars, and so little improvement in car drivers. Hopefully, self-driving cars will make things much safer.
CobaltBob
Hopefully they are hack proof
Malinda Lee Nothing is
We want Self driving Cars! NOW!
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CobaltBob Haahaha
First car:*Exists*
Usain bolt:Im about to end this whole man's career
Yeeyee
Aslo me and my bike
Your First And Last
This whole man’s career!! 😂
@ShadowAngel we have learned the ways of ignoring grammar and using random colons as equal signs in broken fashion
Just wait till you see the AMG model
I love to keep coming back to this video! Just a reality check as an automobile engineer !!😄😄
3:20 thank you for the additional notification to make this video correct again
Derek was about an hour away from where I live and I missed him
which derek are you talking about?
Prince Eagle what city do you live in i live in thr city tge car was built and invented in
Bycivles were invented here too
monnem bois in die kommentare ;)
+Erkin Immer diese Mannheimer... Schade das Derek nicht auch in Mannheim war, oder in Schwetzingen
Aim better next time.
I didn't realize it took Mercedes almost 10 years behind GM to come up with the airbag in 1981. The Oldsmobile, Buick, and Cadillac full sized car lines had airbags as an option in the early 1970's. Love the 1st MB replica - AWESOME!
MERCEDES STARTED WORKING ON AIRBAGS BEFORE GM, THE LATTER APPLIED THE IDEA FIRST ON COMERCIAL ROADCARS.
it´s amazing to see a video from a big chanel made in my town 😍👌
The flywheel is also there to maintain momentum in the engine to run smoother. It's a pretty critical component of this kind of engine.
There is just something beautiful about seeing old engines like that doing their thing
Mrs. Benz and her two sons took the 3rd wagen (car) to her mothers place and back for a distance of 194 km/121 mi. At least one stop at a the Apoteker/pharmacist for refueling took place. That was 1888 Pretty remarkable for its time. Sehr gut, Herr Benz!
@Flowasky brown they literally explain that in the video bruh
Old and gold ❤️mercedes💓
This is the Mercedes Museum in Stuttgart, a must see! Excellent!
Thank you so much for your incredible content!
Been in that museum back in 2008, Nostalgic !!!
Wow! Incredible. Happy to see this.
3:06 This record was actually beaten 18 days before this video went up by a Koenigsegg Agera RS driven by Niklas Lilja on a closed highway in Nevada. He clocked 445.6 km/h. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_W125_Rekordwagen
May be old, but it's still so wonderfully creative.
We really enjoyed this video. Big win for Mercedes here.
Shes excellent talking about it. So passionate
That accent sooo nice.. love it
Love her accent.
Angry Loli she was a bit into him, wasn't she?
it was a joke -_-
I'd love ANY accent she had.
Helga ist thicc, ja?
The mercedez benz museum is insane, visited there last summer
i don't know how anyone can gfive this video a dislike.. thanks for putting out good content!
What a channel I have subscribed thanks youtube thank God nd Thanks bro..
Love from India
Its pretty cool. I would prefer it over the latest cars. The ground clearance is so generous. Its well suited for my rough roads in India
I am an Indian too
The Lady is so cool!!
thanks for uploading!, this is my first time to see and to know that the first car is actually a tricycle; an engine driven tribike!, thanks to Mr. Benz who invented it and as a tribute to Mr. Otto-his Otto cycle in thermodynamics!
What a magnificent collection of cars!
Liked how to guys use Mercedes font for name and other. Nicely done.
Lagdroid users
Yathu prem jxkw
Dude, you are so good at explaining things. Even I can understand you. Nice work. Nice cars there too Holy S%^*
Everyone gangsta until someone Tokyo drifts in that
I love how some of the old cars have future looking than most cars we see these days. As a kid my favorite was the space theme
When you think about it 70's cars and motorcycles were brutally fast
It was awesome when you forget about the brakes though
Visited the Mercedes museum this past September. It was an amazing place
Wow, he really travelled to Stuttgart to visit this museum? Great :) I live in Stuttgart my whole life long, was a pleasant :))
I love that museum!
I can't believe no one made a pun about Matthias Struck the crash test dude
I love this brand of car my favorite I’m proud to own one
Wow... I found your channel by accident and I am completely hooked. I prefer info over visuals and did not think I would find a channel like this. Thanks dude!
That first car, is unbelievable he was clearly an absolute genius way ahead of his time
Incredible invention