Top 10 Oldest Cars Still Driving the World You Must See

These vehicles are not just survivors of time; they are a testament to the durability and design of early automotive innovation. From the hand-crafted assembly lines to the dawn of the automotive boom, each car has a unique history and a legacy that continues to influence modern engineering.
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[@highoctanegames]

It's crazy to think they basically had cars but they were never official
It seems pretty awesome

[@TheNov11979]

Amazing how cars started off and how they are today.

[@wildcardvideoswildcarddom3374]

You know something I would love to see a road trip with an old-fashioned car I think that would be pretty neat and literally see how far old-fashioned cars can go

[@CarrismaChannel]

Thank you very much, a really great idea, atmospheric music and favorite cars

[@Pocketfarmer1]

London to Brighton vintage car run ,only vehicles from before 1905 , annual event.

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

The AI voice is almost convincing...until it spits out a top speed or hp rating and totally jacks it up.

[@tegunn]

Yeah and the narration was written by a Brit; use of "wings" instead of fenders.

[@petewalton1998]

The curve dash Oldsmobile was the first production car not the model t ✌️

[@bertmeinders6758]

So Mercedes and de Dion and Renault didn't really manufacture cars before Oldsmobile? Or doesn't the rest of the world count?

[@brianwilson6403]

Karl Benz built his car in 1885, a year before R. E. Olds built his first horse less carriage in 1886.
I think what the poster meant was the "Curved Dash Olds" was the first real mass produced vehicle, at least here in the states.

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

Shhhh...the AI voice doesn't know.

[@maxjakobsen5526]

You remenber the Danish car. :-)

[@raymondflowers2167]

At around the 2:00 minte mark, sitting in the drivers set of the Enterprise, isn't that Fred Dibnah?

[@user-oq3lh1js2e]

Hayes car built 1893 in Indiana

[@TTTzzzz]

Steam engines are external combustion engines. The steam is produced outside the 'working' cylinder.

[@user-oq3lh1js2e]

u r showing a train locomotive it drives on rails not streets

[@garyfrancis6193]

Iriritating computer generated narration that can’t pronounce thing like 23 mph that a human would read as twenty three miles per hour. Instead it says two three mph as it has no idea what that represents.

[@YTChiefCritic]

The narrator can't even pronounce his words properly, and what's with the scratches on obviously new footage?

[@Landrew0]

Shoddy AI reader work.