It's amazing to know how they look in real life. I doubted if they were real or not, because the 47's design was so different, beautiful and classical. It is rare to find vehicles like this working on the streets today, because most of them are in the museum, but it is not impossible. Great work, I think the editing and trying to get all cars was hard, so you deserve every credit for this video.
I guess so, I can't think of any other games other than racing games. I always thought that it was interesting that L.A. Noire had some real life brands when other games like gta, red dead and max payne all have fictional brands. L.A. Noire has Coca-Cola, Kellogg's Cereal, Oxydol, Nun Busch shoes and of course all the car companies in the game. Maybe Team Bondi got approval from the companies to use the game for product placement advertising but I really don't know how that stuff works.
The only non-racing Rockstar game to feature licensed rl cars (also the last game). I wonder if Rockstar would consider to license real cars again esp. since GTA Online cars has just becoming more and more similar to its rl version.
@@americangangster1911 Well, you know Rockstar is famous with Midnight Club series esp. starting with the third game which incorporate licensed cars and brands, and going further back Rockstar also once made a skateboarding game based on Thrasher skateboarding magazine, so it's not like Rockstar is a stranger with that stuff :-)
When I first played this game it was the time I was working in an automobile museum, and being familiar with some of those cars by seeing them every day I was pretty impressed with the level of detail in the game, specially the Packards, which were my favorite cars at my old job!
Great video! Must have taken ages to make but very much appreciated. I've only just played this game and got all the vehicles, so nice to see their real life versions! It was like a virtual vintage car show which is great seeing as we can't get to any at the moment.
Thank you so much for your amazing long work. I just finisehd the game and falled in love with all those classic cars. I was about to search them when I found your video, it save me so much work. Thank you so much again for what you have done.
Some of these cars look better in game than they do in real life. Roy's Cadillac is probably the best looking car in the game but in real life the headlights are smaller and the bonnet extends upwards a lot more so it looks really strange
I was thinking the same thing! It came up as a suggested video for me, as I had been using a guide video to get all the vehicles last night. Hopefully more people see this!
@ AmericanGangster I have some questions for you as it seems to be that you are a mechanic (comment section.) • If I am new into classical cars (35-55's area) should I go only for Ford cars? I heard it is the best choice because you can still use a lot of recent Ford pieces into those cars. • If I chose to buy a Buick, Cadillac or Chevrolet would it be difficult and or expensive to find any parts? • I heard that all those classical cars often break down and you need to be at least an amateur mechanic to own one? HOWEVER, today with RECENT cars, engines have hundreds of pieces, micro chips, captors, etc., if only one little thing break down (also planned obsolescence), you need to change the entire piece and you lose so much money, VS., old fashion car have simpler pieces, no electronic, a classical V8 motors from the 50's-60's is so simple and almost never breakdown if you know how to maintain it good (my opinion). So as a mechanic what is your point of view on reliability and durabilty of those old classic cars vs the recent ones? • About fuel consumption. My brother saw an old Lincoln driving in the street and he said: "each time that folk goes to buy a gallon of milk he needs to fill up his car with a gallon of fuel too ha ha". Is that true?
I would say anything from a Ford model T to a 1934 Ford would be a good car to get, or a early 1940s plymouth would also be cheap and easy to work on. Here's some links to a couple cars that I would like to own. (Model T) ruclips.net/video/Paiqx1FuwVw/видео.html (1940 plymouth) ruclips.net/video/gd5qq9e3apk/видео.html
Also Chevys from the 50s are pretty affordable to fix, you can get a lot of parts and engine upgrades for chevy small block V8s or straight sixes. Here's another link ruclips.net/video/xbl1RCpJnVg/видео.html
Thank you so much, I've just watched all the videos, I love Jay Leno he is a great guy. The 1940 Plymouth seems to be a great first vintage car. Do you know any website or forum about mechanic for cars of this aera?
But as far as fuel mileage the older cars with 4 cylinders and 6 cylinders get decent mileage maybe anywhere from 12-18 mpg so nothing too crazy and the V8s get a little less mpg than that. The older cars from the 20s-50s are definitely the easiest to fix and the more common the car the cheaper and more available the parts will be. 1940s and 50s Plymouths and Chevys are pretty common and there's lots of parts for those. The 32 Ford has tons of used and new parts available, they make whole new bodys and complete kit cars, same with 33 and 34 Fords.
@@americangangster1911 Thank you a lot my friend, I just spoke with a mechanic today he said exactly the same thing as you. I will continue my search but I think to go for an old Ford.
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One of my all time favorite games ... I really love how they got the licences to use these cars and didn't just use generic knock offs
Well I don't think some manufacturers in the game still exists in present days...
Damn some interesting facts, both actually
And the music.... Its just masterpiece.
It's amazing to know how they look in real life. I doubted if they were real or not, because the 47's design was so different, beautiful and classical. It is rare to find vehicles like this working on the streets today, because most of them are in the museum, but it is not impossible. Great work, I think the editing and trying to get all cars was hard, so you deserve every credit for this video.
Thank you I appreciate the comment.
Not In A Museum, But There's A Lot Of Them In The Streets, You Just Need To Find Where.
@@Hisan-SaNexus96you can also replicate them alltho they are expensive to produce
So this must be one of the few games with licensed cars that aren't racing games
I guess so, I can't think of any other games other than racing games. I always thought that it was interesting that L.A. Noire had some real life brands when other games like gta, red dead and max payne all have fictional brands. L.A. Noire has Coca-Cola, Kellogg's Cereal, Oxydol, Nun Busch shoes and of course all the car companies in the game. Maybe Team Bondi got approval from the companies to use the game for product placement advertising but I really don't know how that stuff works.
The only non-racing Rockstar game to feature licensed rl cars (also the last game). I wonder if Rockstar would consider to license real cars again esp. since GTA Online cars has just becoming more and more similar to its rl version.
@@americangangster1911 Well, you know Rockstar is famous with Midnight Club series esp. starting with the third game which incorporate licensed cars and brands, and going further back Rockstar also once made a skateboarding game based on Thrasher skateboarding magazine, so it's not like Rockstar is a stranger with that stuff :-)
Beautiful! I love playing this game because my grandparents were from this era and I can imagine them driving some of these exact models.
I've ridden in a 1948 Chrysler Town & Country woody style car a few times! One of my Uncles owns one, and its a pure beauty with some power.
When I first played this game it was the time I was working in an automobile museum, and being familiar with some of those cars by seeing them every day I was pretty impressed with the level of detail in the game, specially the Packards, which were my favorite cars at my old job!
I love L.A.Noire and vintage cars.I lives LA.here many vintage cars.
Great video! Must have taken ages to make but very much appreciated. I've only just played this game and got all the vehicles, so nice to see their real life versions! It was like a virtual vintage car show which is great seeing as we can't get to any at the moment.
Thanks I appreciate the comment.
just got the platinum trophy and took some time finding all these cars in the game. not as hard as rdr2 platinum tho.
Thank you so much for your amazing long work. I just finisehd the game and falled in love with all those classic cars. I was about to search them when I found your video, it save me so much work.
Thank you so much again for what you have done.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it.
Fantastic video! Thank you for tracking down and collecting all these images!
good video, you really put some effort ;)
Thanks, yeah it took a long time to make, I made it over the course of a few months.
I want Hudson Commodore, Cisitalia Coupe, and Chevrolet Fleetline 2DR
I'd take a 32 Ford, Tucker Torpedo, Cord 810 and all the Buicks but I like them all.
Some of these cars look better in game than they do in real life. Roy's Cadillac is probably the best looking car in the game but in real life the headlights are smaller and the bonnet extends upwards a lot more so it looks really strange
Its my favorite game on PS4! I'd love to drive any of these cars
See with modern engineering, some of these could be relatively for todays roads, bring style back into society
yep, my ride's a real pretty, alright.
of course, that's when i'm driving it. if Cole is driving, wel....
Look at this chump, with his two hundred dollar suit and two thousand dollar car.
i love roys car, the caddy convertible
Thank you..realy amazing work bro..you r legend 🤗🤗🙏🙏🙏👍👍
Thanks man, Merry Christmas.
How does this barely have any views???
Not really sure but I hope more L.A. Noire fans find it. Thanks for watching.
I was thinking the same thing! It came up as a suggested video for me, as I had been using a guide video to get all the vehicles last night. Hopefully more people see this!
Love the LA Noire game And these cars what can I say STYLE AND CLASSIC’S 😎
My favorite is the Buick custom.
I never seen the car feature on la noire what is it
It's just a showroom where you can see all the cars you have driven in the game. It's in the main menu under extra.
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AmericanGangster I have some questions for you as it seems to be that you are a mechanic (comment section.)
• If I am new into classical cars (35-55's area) should I go only for Ford cars? I heard it is the best choice because you can still use a lot of recent Ford pieces into those cars.
• If I chose to buy a Buick, Cadillac or Chevrolet would it be difficult and or expensive to find any parts?
• I heard that all those classical cars often break down and you need to be at least an amateur mechanic to own one? HOWEVER, today with RECENT cars, engines have hundreds of pieces, micro chips, captors, etc., if only one little thing break down (also planned obsolescence), you need to change the entire piece and you lose so much money, VS., old fashion car have simpler pieces, no electronic, a classical V8 motors from the 50's-60's is so simple and almost never breakdown if you know how to maintain it good (my opinion). So as a mechanic what is your point of view on reliability and durabilty of those old classic cars vs the recent ones?
• About fuel consumption. My brother saw an old Lincoln driving in the street and he said: "each time that folk goes to buy a gallon of milk he needs to fill up his car with a gallon of fuel too ha ha". Is that true?
I would say anything from a Ford model T to a 1934 Ford would be a good car to get, or a early 1940s plymouth would also be cheap and easy to work on. Here's some links to a couple cars that I would like to own. (Model T) ruclips.net/video/Paiqx1FuwVw/видео.html (1940 plymouth) ruclips.net/video/gd5qq9e3apk/видео.html
Also Chevys from the 50s are pretty affordable to fix, you can get a lot of parts and engine upgrades for chevy small block V8s or straight sixes. Here's another link ruclips.net/video/xbl1RCpJnVg/видео.html
Thank you so much, I've just watched all the videos, I love Jay Leno he is a great guy. The 1940 Plymouth seems to be a great first vintage car. Do you know any website or forum about mechanic for cars of this aera?
But as far as fuel mileage the older cars with 4 cylinders and 6 cylinders get decent mileage maybe anywhere from 12-18 mpg so nothing too crazy and the V8s get a little less mpg than that. The older cars from the 20s-50s are definitely the easiest to fix and the more common the car the cheaper and more available the parts will be. 1940s and 50s Plymouths and Chevys are pretty common and there's lots of parts for those. The 32 Ford has tons of used and new parts available, they make whole new bodys and complete kit cars, same with 33 and 34 Fords.
@@americangangster1911 Thank you a lot my friend, I just spoke with a mechanic today he said exactly the same thing as you. I will continue my search but I think to go for an old Ford.
Love it
Thank you
Wow, I thought the bonus cars were fictional
That phantom corsair looks like a batmobile ..
A perfect car for 1930s Batman
I had to be born around that year or something.
I don't understand but thanks for being the first comment.
@@americangangster1911 He mean that he hope he was born around the 40s
@@amxrhussxin Right on, it just sounded like he didn't know when he was born but thanks for commenting.
Real cars. 3000 or more pounds of iron and steel, American made.
IN THAT TIME THERE IS NOT ANY...........VIAGRA TRAITEMENT........MAAAAAAN........NO AIRBAGS IN CARS........NO FLAT SCREENS.......THEY DO IT.......NATURELLY 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
BUT.....GREAT GAME SO FAR//////////