Well, 900,000 kilometers and 66 continuous years on the road makes this car one of the most ecological ones from the standpoint of resources once needed to build it. All with automotive technologies from the 1950s. That's why I'm a bit on the skeptical side about some miracle technical fixes so much in vogue in our present time.
The passing from generation to generation an example of fine engineering should be customary in every culture. This aspect of Parsi culture I truly commend! Thank you for uploading this in its shortened format 😁
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Great story. 7:09 Preferring a classic over a more expensive car reminded me of when some people were admiring an old VW Beetle I had. The guy next to me who had an Alfa Romeo roadster did not like his car was being ignored. He jealously yelled out "I paid a lot of money for this car!"
@@DWREV Actually the group seemed to regard his comment as a bit immature and geekish. And - that guy was teaching economics at USC at the time! Later when he told of all the troubles he had with that Alfa roadster and I said "I told you" he didn't like that either :)
You are the best in presenting such excellent programme on topic of my earnest interest, Parsees & more specifically their passion for cherishing things ...just now I heard your verdict on DW news channel & you are absolutely right ...they are pragmatic to the core ...I wonder how the world is blown away by all majority who are most non pragmatic by neglecting their cars, bikes but saying that they are pragmatic by simply spending time in earning money. Mad world with a handful of wise people like those about whom you speak. Otherwise, we would lose meaning in living itself. He has heartfelt congratulations, thanks, DW 🙏
I had a 75 model … bought second hand and served for many years with few hiccups but it made me feel like owner of a car ..that pride in ownership no more felt with new cars .
Just saw another video on parsi and their cars {Just Edited - I thought it was different channel buy no on same channel, but this is not subscribed DW hindi is subscribed.}
Sir preserve this ❤ black beauty,u can drive this fr another 9 lakh ,those this hv a pull start noab,all it's originalites r intac," pass on this car fr the feature generation to come.
What's a Toyota engine but a simple, well-engineered and built piece of machinery? Most car manufacturers used to make similar ones when markets were still relatively far from being saturated.
Old toyota engines arent even remotely reliable enough. As long as the block or cylinder head isnt broken these old fiat engines will drive until there is no tomorrow.
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Well, 900,000 kilometers and 66 continuous years on the road makes this car one of the most ecological ones from the standpoint of resources once needed to build it. All with automotive technologies from the 1950s. That's why I'm a bit on the skeptical side about some miracle technical fixes so much in vogue in our present time.
Thanks for watching! And we quite like what you've said about this car being extremely ecological! Reduce, and reuse like they say.
Je suis ecolo. Je garde ma vieille auto!
The passing from generation to generation an example of fine engineering should be customary in every culture. This aspect of Parsi culture I truly commend! Thank you for uploading this in its shortened format 😁
Thanks for watching. We've got a few more stories that ought to interest you that will be out fairly soon. Would love to hear what you think of them when they're out!
Great story. 7:09 Preferring a classic over a more expensive car reminded me of when some people were admiring an old VW Beetle I had. The guy next to me who had an Alfa Romeo roadster did not like his car was being ignored. He jealously yelled out "I paid a lot of money for this car!"
Oh my. He certainly didn't win any friends that day, did he?
@@DWREV Actually the group seemed to regard his comment as a bit immature and geekish. And - that guy was teaching economics at USC at the time! Later when he told of all the troubles he had with that Alfa roadster and I said "I told you" he didn't like that either :)
The car of my childhood. I’d love to own one just to relive the golden days!
It must have been a real beauty!
Frammy... seeing you after years and saw Burjor uncle's picture too ❤
So great to see the car is still with you.
You are the best in presenting such excellent programme on topic of my earnest interest, Parsees & more specifically their passion for cherishing things ...just now I heard your verdict on DW news channel & you are absolutely right ...they are pragmatic to the core ...I wonder how the world is blown away by all majority who are most non pragmatic by neglecting their cars, bikes but saying that they are pragmatic by simply spending time in earning money. Mad world with a handful of wise people like those about whom you speak. Otherwise, we would lose meaning in living itself. He has heartfelt congratulations, thanks, DW 🙏
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What a heartwarming story; thank you for sharing!
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Had this Fiat in South Africa too. Some are still running !!!
Beautiful. Such a lovely video the car the history the family and the video host. Amazing!
Thanks for watching!
I had a 75 model … bought second hand and served for many years with few hiccups but it made me feel like owner of a car ..that pride in ownership no more felt with new cars .
Wah! Sahib, mazaa aa gayaa. Blessings to the charming car. ❤😊😊
Pls pass my kudos to the family..!! and you too to bring it to our view.!! such a cool & amazing automobile. This is what 'Reliability' means..🙂
A classic beauty
What a gorgeous story!
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The most beautiful car I have driven
I love Fram’s automotive philosophy!
Automotive life lessons! :-)
That evo at 4:54 tho....
I think it’s a cedia not the evo
@@chandrahaschouhan4218 Oh yeah you're right.
Fun fact i recently learnt: most 'evo's in india are modded cedia.
Very nice.
What a dad ! :)
Awesome driver :-)
Just saw another video on parsi and their cars
{Just Edited - I thought it was different channel buy no
on same channel, but this is not subscribed DW hindi is subscribed.}
Maybe you can subscribe our channel 😁
I ve subscribed other channel DW hindi.
❤
Is it for sale
The owners have assured us the car won't ever be put up for sale, and will remain a beloved member of the family.
FIAT IS ITALIAN COMPANY
He should meet whistlingdiesel
Sir preserve this ❤ black beauty,u can drive this fr another 9 lakh ,those this hv a pull start noab,all it's originalites r intac," pass on this car fr the feature generation to come.
Thanks for watching! And it seems like that's the plan the Dhondy family has. :-)
It probably have a toyota engine😂😂 probably grandpa change it
What's a Toyota engine but a simple, well-engineered and built piece of machinery? Most car manufacturers used to make similar ones when markets were still relatively far from being saturated.
Old toyota engines arent even remotely reliable enough. As long as the block or cylinder head isnt broken these old fiat engines will drive until there is no tomorrow.