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Комментарии • 537

  • @kingalexander8152
    @kingalexander8152 19 дней назад +217

    I Feel So Bad For that 59 Bel air

    • @nickwilkinson75
      @nickwilkinson75 15 дней назад +17

      A stunning car. Sacrificed for science!

    • @Anonymous-c4p
      @Anonymous-c4p 15 дней назад +7

      Didn't stand uP as I thought it would!

    • @bisnetodeportugues
      @bisnetodeportugues 15 дней назад +4

      Me too 😢

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад +2

      Makes you wonder about people driving around in classic cars, I mean they don't do many miles but....

    • @matthewgodwin3050
      @matthewgodwin3050 14 дней назад +4

      @@rob5944 I happily run about in a 1981 Triumph Acclaim, because I prefer the way old cars drive. I know that if I was involved in an accident, I'd die, but I don't think about it. However, if I had children, there's absolutely no way they'd be travelling in that car. It doesn't even have rear seat belts.

  • @davidgapp1457
    @davidgapp1457 22 дня назад +93

    Having been involved in an offset head-on (someone making an illegal turn across traffic) I can certainly attest to the safety of modern vehicles. Although the passenger compartment of my 1985 MR2 remained completely intact - not even a broken windshield, the g-forces were physically devastating. Yes, I had my safety belt on. Plastic from the dashboard, and steering wheel, hit me in the face and head, creating deep lacerations and despite the safety belt my body slid downwards, under the belt and the non-collapsible steering wheel dug deep into my gut. Although this caused no serious damage, I was black and blue for many weeks and in considerable pain. The seat belt also did a number on my chest, making breathing after the accident extremely difficult and causing pain that took weeks to dissipate. Meanwhile, the people who hit me simply got out of their car, completely unhurt aside from being shaken up. Estimated g-forces were 43g for me, as the driver, and 8g for the other vehicle's occupants. The older cars, even when they are solidly built, do not dissipate energy over time the way that modern vehicles, with crumple zones, manage.

    • @aloysiusbelisarius9992
      @aloysiusbelisarius9992 20 дней назад +3

      Ouch. That front-ending experience can be used in my own attestation to the safety of vintage vehicles...well, mine at least. Of course, I don't drive just any vintage vehicle; it's something not very common. But a reckless teen took a right turn too fast at an intersection (on a rainy day) with his 10-year-old Mazda 3, lost all control, and front-ended me, on *my* side. Except for the initial shock of being front-ended, I had zero injuries. Too bad my car didn't have zero injuries, but the damage looked worse than it actually was; the worst was a slight knocking-off of the front-wheel alignment and a broken tire valve. After putting the spare on I was able to drive away after the necessary police report was done up. But I was able to straighten out much of the body damage without having to accept the low-ball insurance pay-out.

    • @mattiasjohansson1727
      @mattiasjohansson1727 19 дней назад +9

      A 1985 MR2 is a very light car too, anything modern will be heavier which means that the MR2 will have to take a hell of a hit in such a case.

    • @aloysiusbelisarius9992
      @aloysiusbelisarius9992 19 дней назад +1

      @@mattiasjohansson1727 In my case the kiddo hit me hard enough to knock my front out of the left-turn lane where I was and into the adjacent lane; luckily there wasn't a car in that lane at the time. I think it was because of the slick surface from the rain that he didn't damage my suspension. On the other hand, it was because of the slick surface (and his speed) that he lost traction and plowed into me.

    • @nikolenmrdja3961
      @nikolenmrdja3961 18 дней назад +5

      David, it likely would be relevant to hear what was other car in your crash? You mentioned your lovely MR-2, but other car was never specified

    • @oi32df
      @oi32df 17 дней назад +1

      @@mattiasjohansson1727 and the engine is in the rear.

  • @brentboswell1294
    @brentboswell1294 19 дней назад +88

    So what's up with the Tesla vs. 1965 Mustang tests? That's the clickbait that got me here...

    • @acceso_directo
      @acceso_directo 18 дней назад +20

      This is AI images

    • @Joepie-r3x
      @Joepie-r3x 16 дней назад +9

      ​@@acceso_directoLuckily, I thought they also screwed up this classic.

    • @maryrafuse2297
      @maryrafuse2297 16 дней назад +8

      Exactly! The 65 Mustang should be treated with reverence. I'm tired of clickbait.

    • @Potasioconpan
      @Potasioconpan 15 дней назад +3

      Yep is from IA

    • @Jay-jb2vr
      @Jay-jb2vr 15 дней назад +3

      Welcome to RUclips

  • @INWondeR
    @INWondeR 25 дней назад +182

    The Nissan Tsuru may be a 2015 but it's based on a 1990 model, with little to no upgrades, so that should have been depicted as a 1990 and not a 2015.

    • @jdgtastance9139
      @jdgtastance9139 25 дней назад +10

      I can't believe they made that car for so long

    • @Semegamer009
      @Semegamer009 25 дней назад +17

      its a 2015 model indeed, the test's purpose was to demonstrate the disparities between developed counrties and developing countries, the tsuru you see there was sold in the US in the 90's but its been repurposed for developing markets, so its effectively a 2016 vs 1990 crash test

    • @2005VolksWagenbeetle
      @2005VolksWagenbeetle 24 дня назад +7

      Fun fact: a 1990's nissan tsuru is way stronger than the newer models

    • @lucianene7741
      @lucianene7741 22 дня назад +15

      Nissan Tsuru, 1992-2017, made in Mexico. A safety disaster.

    • @alex1949
      @alex1949 20 дней назад +2

      The Tsuru was a very popular car for taxis. They replaced the old beetle. The Tsuru are being phased out but can still be found as Taxis. Retired ones are still on the road in Mexico.

  • @Joepie-r3x
    @Joepie-r3x 16 дней назад +76

    Why crash a CLASSIC?
    These belong in a museum to be preserved for posterity!

    • @thephilpott2194
      @thephilpott2194 16 дней назад +13

      Bit of a pointless exercise isn't it? We know which car will win so there's no need to destroy both of them to prove it.

    • @mahmus9196
      @mahmus9196 13 дней назад

      this is not the real classic car only demo the new cars will never stand against real old cars modern cars 60% plastic don't believe everything you see on RUclips

    • @colinplaysgames7014
      @colinplaysgames7014 13 дней назад +1

      why not

    • @abdullatif-hc9pq
      @abdullatif-hc9pq 11 дней назад +3

      Because ppl don't stop buying classic this shows why not to buy them

    • @deanmartin2332
      @deanmartin2332 10 дней назад

      Yeah a museum for death boxes 😂

  • @davidsucesso2419
    @davidsucesso2419 25 дней назад +126

    Im feeling sad... Old cars getting crushed for science.... They are so beautiful

    • @Zaky28_09
      @Zaky28_09 24 дня назад +24

      Yeah this chevy bel air was looking great

    • @chiboyife5456
      @chiboyife5456 23 дня назад +4

      Wats is beautiful abt them

    • @laurentmarandet4850
      @laurentmarandet4850 22 дня назад +13

      No regreats for the Rover 100 😅

    • @KevinLim-rj4vu
      @KevinLim-rj4vu 21 день назад +3

      I personally think the Malibu oooks nicer

    • @michaelbacon561
      @michaelbacon561 21 день назад +11

      But is it science? It's certainly not showing us anything we couldn't guess for ourselves. What is the point of this exercise other than gratuitous vandalism???

  • @mitchellbarnow1709
    @mitchellbarnow1709 25 дней назад +61

    The only better thing about older cars is that you can work on them yourself, provided that you don’t get into an accident and get killed.

    • @aloysiusbelisarius9992
      @aloysiusbelisarius9992 22 дня назад +13

      Actually, it depends on the specific old car in question. Common as Chevys were in 1959, they were not the standard for *all* cars. Those who assume that all old cars will act the same way are fools. As far back as 1955 safety assessments had been done, though not yet officially done by the government. Chevrolet cars *never* fared well in any such tests; quite the contrary, they were at the bottom of the barrel. But Chevrolets back then were designed and built to be cheap, not safe. It was not until at least the '90s that Chevrolet started to take safety seriously, much of that contributed by increasing government pressures on safety. Other cars by other brands would behave differently...especially those that were not built with X-frames like the overly-showcased '59 Bel Air. It had been established back in the '60s that X-frames were the most treacherous and most dangerous structural bases for cars (look up Ralph Nader). That was why X-frames were eliminated from all cars by 1970; some abandoned that frame sooner, despite the higher costs in box frames or unibodies.

    • @visionmodernclassics3062
      @visionmodernclassics3062 20 дней назад +14

      Thats the only disadavantage of older Cars! The safety standard is lower, but what else to you want more of a car.
      Reliability, Ride Comfort, low NVH, Airconditioning, low total cost of ownership
      Who need all the assistance system…NOBODY
      I also know when i have to fasten my seatbelt and when i have to switch on my light

    • @mikee2923
      @mikee2923 20 дней назад +7

      @@aloysiusbelisarius9992 I’d be interested to see if they would’ve used something like a 1976 Chevy Impala. Something with a full perimeter frame. As you point out the 59 used an X frame and it was hit at its weakest point. While the 76 lacks crumple zones, the chrome plated railroad tie bumper was made of pretty thick steel. Doubtful the 09 would’ve crumbled the fender back to the firewall in the 76 like it did in the 59. Perhaps hitting all that steel would’ve dislodged the transverse mounted engine in the 09 and rolled it through the firewall.

    • @aloysiusbelisarius9992
      @aloysiusbelisarius9992 20 дней назад +4

      @@mikee2923 That would make for an interesting comparison test. Now, crush zones *did* exist; they became mandatory on all cars right at 1970 if not a year or two sooner; it just was not located on the level of the bulletproof bumpers, which in turn were attached to the frame structure.

    • @nocapproductions5471
      @nocapproductions5471 18 дней назад +3

      You can still find a modern car that you can service yourself. For example a brand new VW Polo with a naturally aspirated 1.0 80hp engibe can be worked on, no turbo, no direct injection, plenty of space in the hood

  • @ssssssss6889
    @ssssssss6889 23 дня назад +39

    The Rover 100 is basically an Austin Metro of 80s. 97 was like the last year after a career of nearly two decades!

    • @Luke-bz2td
      @Luke-bz2td 15 дней назад +4

      Rover 100 is death on wheels

    • @crVic_r
      @crVic_r 6 дней назад

      We need a 1979 Chevrolet Caprice for this test to see how modern cars can stand up to a Chevy tank.

  • @cmartin_ok
    @cmartin_ok 22 дня назад +35

    Part of me feels very sad that these cars were needlessly destroyed just to demonstrate safety.... especially those lovely old Chevrolets :-(

    • @user-vp9jp2mg3j
      @user-vp9jp2mg3j 19 дней назад +4

      Зато сколько жизни спасло не просто так ударяют их

    • @StatickyCat
      @StatickyCat 18 дней назад +4

      But it was only one Chevy Impala. Better to use a Chevy Impala for crash testing than to leave it in the back yard to rot (Which most old Impalas are doing right now).

    • @karldewstow2933
      @karldewstow2933 18 дней назад

      It was probably a statutory write off and no longer road legal

    • @richruksenas5992
      @richruksenas5992 18 дней назад

      The flying tie wraps tell you some hanky panky went on structurally with the Chevy to make it appear worse in an accident.

    • @snowrocket
      @snowrocket 16 дней назад +5

      I always thought the 1959 Chevrolet was ugly, so not feeling much loss there.

  • @virgilwyatt4632
    @virgilwyatt4632 19 дней назад +21

    1. Thankfully, owners of cars built in the 60's & 70's aren't driving those vehicles fast; the vehicles are collector's item of historical relevance.
    2. That 60's model Chevrolet did not deserve to die like that; probably beyond restoration.

    • @StatickyCat
      @StatickyCat 18 дней назад +4

      In 1959, Chevy wasn't building those masterpieces to be strolled around like grandpa cars. Impalas are warriors, they will sustain abuse for years to come.

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      If you're in one of these old classics it won't take a big hit to kill you sadly.

    • @redtra236
      @redtra236 День назад +1

      I've definitely seen some people driving 60s and early 70s model muscle cars at high speeds in recent times.....

  • @visionmodernclassics3062
    @visionmodernclassics3062 20 дней назад +29

    Seeing this comparission you always have to keep in mind the wight difference between modern and older Cars with the same length.
    VW Golf II 1000 kg
    VW Golf VIII 1500 kg

    • @Pantheroful
      @Pantheroful 18 дней назад +4

      Yes. But, that significant weight difference is largely due to the advances and tech that make modern cars safer. Looking at the other comparisons in the clip where cars are crashed in to stationary objects, I am willing to bet that cars today would fare relatively much better against a car that is 500 kgs heavier than later cars. The bottom line is that car design today is way more focused on protecting passengers than older cars.

    • @nikolenmrdja3961
      @nikolenmrdja3961 18 дней назад +4

      Probably should have worded that little bit differently: cars are not only gaining in mass, but also in length. Specific example you listed compares two cars that are 25-30 cm apart regarding length, not to mention newer Golf also being wider and likely taller. Current Polo is probably good match size-wise to third gen Golf...and likely noticeably heavier

    • @chrishart8548
      @chrishart8548 18 дней назад

      ​@nikolenmrdja3961 current polo is now bigger in every way and heavier than the MK4 golf and that still seems like a decent sized car with 4 star n-cap.

    • @nikolenmrdja3961
      @nikolenmrdja3961 18 дней назад

      @@chrishart8548 Oh really...tbh haven't quite expected that. Point is, however, very much proven

    • @chrishart8548
      @chrishart8548 18 дней назад

      @nikolenmrdja3961 a 1.0 VW up is heavier than a MK3 golf 1.8 16v gti.

  • @brentboswell1294
    @brentboswell1294 19 дней назад +10

    The 1959 Chevy Impala featured GM's controversial X frame, where the frame rails moved inboard in the passenger compartment and outboard again in the trunk area.

    • @bobbyheffley4955
      @bobbyheffley4955 17 дней назад +5

      Chevy used the X frame through the 1964 model year. Buick used it through the 1961-64 model years. Pontiac used the X frame in the 1959 and 1960 model years.
      It is easy to see why law enforcement agencies preferred Plymouth, Dodge, Ford, Mercury, and Oldsmobile at the time.

    • @richardpalleschi4807
      @richardpalleschi4807 4 дня назад +1

      Yes, a weak design. If they ran outer frame rails & kept the X also the car would have been much tougher. Many stock car race chassis run parameter frame rails & x brace the center section of the chassis.

  • @DmitriyT1000
    @DmitriyT1000 День назад +2

    Любителям "лучше двадцатилетнюю таёту 11!!" посвящается😂

  • @snowrocket
    @snowrocket 16 дней назад +6

    The Tsuru was sold in the USA as the Nissan Sentra in the early 1990s. They were good cars in their time. Obviously they don’t compare well in terms of passive safety compared to newer small cars.

    • @doughnutzz
      @doughnutzz 13 дней назад +1

      I was wondering about this and if the model years were a mistake. To me, it looked like a 2016 vs a 1995 Nissan.

    • @snowrocket
      @snowrocket 13 дней назад +1

      @@doughnutzz Me too, and several commenters said that that Nissan has been made for that market virtually unchanged since 1992-1995. It's similar to the Ladas that are in Europe. They're a slightly rebodied, slightly improved 1966 Fiat for the Communist countries. Apparently, they are reliable enough, but they fold up easily in a crash.

    • @doughnutzz
      @doughnutzz 13 дней назад

      @@snowrocket It’s crazy to think I used to zip around in a ’92 Sentra for a good chunk of my 20s, no air bags and, although I drive like a granddad, to think how unsafe they are after watching these videos!

    • @snowrocket
      @snowrocket 12 дней назад

      @@doughnutzz "Unsafe" has always been a relative word. Newer designs are safer than older ones. Look at all of the old people. They apparently survived life up to this point. Sometimes safety is just being lucky.

    • @doughnutzz
      @doughnutzz 12 дней назад

      @@snowrocket Not sure why you are manspaining me but no air bags and a passenger compartment that crumbles smashing test dummies to me would classify as “unsafe”.

  • @person.X.
    @person.X. 18 дней назад +15

    That Bel Air looks nice on the outside but it seems to be suffering from corrosion with the amount of rust particles blasting out the frame on impact.

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      No, that's road dust, the car was left on display afterwards to prove it was solid. Nice try though

    • @rodshop5897
      @rodshop5897 15 дней назад +1

      @@user-sf7kl9uh7k " that's road dust, the car was left on display afterwards" Where did you hear that it was all road dust? Funny that much of it was the same color as rust.

    • @GreatBirdOfHope
      @GreatBirdOfHope 11 дней назад

      ​@@rodshop5897I saw that rust too right away. Seems like they repainted a rust bucket to sell new chevys "durability" compared to old. Flawed test

    • @rodshop5897
      @rodshop5897 10 дней назад

      @@GreatBirdOfHope "repainted a rust bucket to sell new chevys "durability" compared to old." Well, I agree that it seems there was rust involved. However, I think it's a stretch to go so far as to say they repainted a rust bucket to sell Chevys. More like they found one of the few remaining cars of that make and model, and pretty much any of that age would be somewhat rusty unless it was a full restoration.

  • @autocad3227
    @autocad3227 19 дней назад +8

    Waiting for them to test a 19 71 Chrysler. Versus a smart car. And leave the engine in and running

    • @dennyj8650
      @dennyj8650 17 дней назад +2

      LOL! Used to drive a 72 Imperial - What a land yacht, fast as hell. Banned from demolition derbies. Someone else was driving it when a Chevy pickup (this was back in the 90s) cut across its path. Pickup was in pieces across the road, Imperial had a corner of the front fender bent about 2" to the side. Nobody was hurt fortunately, crash about 30 - 35 mph.

    • @richardpalleschi4807
      @richardpalleschi4807 4 дня назад +1

      @@dennyj8650 Beat me to it. Was going to comment on the Imperials. Built like tanks. My grandfather had 59 Imperial LaBaron.

  • @buckdashe2571
    @buckdashe2571 18 дней назад +7

    As a news reporter I covered a head-on between a ‘72 Buick Skylark and a ‘98 Ford T-Bird. Direct collision, like headlights to headlights…
    Dude driving the T-Bird was over talking to the CHP.
    Person driving the Buick was dead.
    Sold me on airbags and structural engineering.
    (BTW, not a Ford fanboy…)

    • @billbonu1639
      @billbonu1639 16 дней назад +1

      YOU'RE A LIAR.Ford discontinued the Thunderbird in 97 besides the retro 55 redo between 02-05.you never seen a "98 Ford Thunderbird" because they don't exist.

    • @buckdashe2571
      @buckdashe2571 16 дней назад

      @@billbonu1639 well f*ck me. I was off by a year.
      Liar? The accident happened. I was there and photographed it.
      I’ll accept your apology.

    • @buckdashe2571
      @buckdashe2571 16 дней назад +3

      @@billbonu1639Liar? Maybe it WAS a frickin ‘97. Or a ‘95. Whatever. I was there and photographed it. See me out back, MF.

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад +1

      One year out, is it possible it was registered late. I hate to see what happened if the colour was wrong in dark lol.

    • @nassar57
      @nassar57 5 дней назад

      Please - no crash testing Bugatti Royales!!

  • @trm64
    @trm64 14 дней назад +2

    Very interesting video that could be so much better if it contained descriptive analysis instead of obnoxious music.

  • @alexmore8527
    @alexmore8527 4 часа назад

    3:38 that rover 100's airbag was kinda funny though, I thought my life existance was pointless till I saw that 🤣😂🤣

  • @Niger-fo7xu
    @Niger-fo7xu 21 день назад +13

    The first one is brutal ☠️

    • @harrydhcco
      @harrydhcco 19 дней назад

      first is a fake monumental xd

  • @mattschiavone3383
    @mattschiavone3383 19 дней назад +3

    This is also the reason cars are so expensive. The amount of money going into safety measures is passed down to the consumer.

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад +1

      And gimmicks, although I don't mind paying in order that I may walk away.

  • @Individuo80
    @Individuo80 19 дней назад +6

    Apparently AI video generators really hate Teslas and classic Mustangs

  • @auxmike718
    @auxmike718 14 дней назад +1

    The 59 Belair used in that test had no motor!

  • @batsonelectronics
    @batsonelectronics 11 дней назад +2

    as the owner of a 2015 Honda Fit ( Jazz outside the USA ) I am happy at how safe it is. There are idiot drivers all around me.

    • @teds7379
      @teds7379 День назад

      If you can get a bigger and heavier car, you should do so. There's no getting around physics, unfortunately.

  • @janrdoh
    @janrdoh 20 дней назад +3

    Smart 4 Two vs modern SUV would be something to see.

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад

      Not really fair, they're nuchal bigger.

  • @philip4193
    @philip4193 13 дней назад +2

    The billowing orange-brown cloud of rust dust & particles pouring forwards from the rockers & underside of that '59 Chevy upon impact suggest the actual condition & structural integrity of the frame & body on that particular vehicle, and why it was evidently chosen for the crash test. That was certainly no collectible classic car as some here are suggesting, but rather a heavily rusted-out & rotted rolling shell from some junkyard that was hastily resprayed prior to the filming.

  • @dave3657
    @dave3657 11 дней назад

    I once drove a 100% stock 1941 Chevy for a full year, just for the hell of it. No belts, no airbags, not even a radio.
    Looking back I am sure glad that I never got in an accident. 😳
    This was very informative. 👍🏻

  • @tigerzero5216
    @tigerzero5216 3 дня назад

    Imagine working there at IIHS. It's a short drive from where I live. I applied there for a tech job many years ago. Didn't make the cut. Interesting place to see in person. Most all of these clips were, in short, head on. They do have T-bone setups. The tracks are a lot shorter than you would expect. I bet they can accelerate that car up to speed faster than it can on it's own. All flammable fluids/objects have been removed from the cars. The place is bigger now. Huge canvas section bigger that the main building. No clue what is happening in there.
    Here's the funny part. They are located right next to a rock quarry, which sometime blasts the rocks out. I wonder if that blasting messes with their tests? Those blasts have messed with my drywall.

  • @badgerbait8351
    @badgerbait8351 18 дней назад +2

    Special note on the 1959 Bel Air: From 1958-64 Chevrolet used an "X" frame on all of their full sized cars, as did a few other GM cars such as the Cadillac. This allowed for more leg room as the floor pans could be lowered. But as illustrated in this vid, the car's integrity on impact was horrendous! This is why GM used an X frame model for this promo. As most of us more senior dudes are very much aware, most of the early iron would turn many of the new cars inside-out! But unfortunately, the occupants where like a something in a pinball machine!

  • @user-sf5iq2fl1l
    @user-sf5iq2fl1l 24 дня назад +4

    Newer cars are safer of course, but are also bigger. So testing a older corolla vs a new corolla is so different it would make more sense testing a older avensis vs new corolla. Also check that newer camry vs the newer yaris. The yaris was destroyed. Maybe try the 98 corolla vs the newer yaris, after all its more equivalent cars in size and weitgh. But as a general trend newer cars are safer. Still you dont want to be inside a smaller newer car if a '98 5 series plows into you

    • @batsonelectronics
      @batsonelectronics 11 дней назад

      the Honda Jazz ( Fit here in the USA ) is 2500 pounds. It still has a 5 star rating.

  • @vexx5955
    @vexx5955 14 дней назад

    Great video, keep up the great work ! Love the music used, finally no boring or annoying music.

  • @DopravniPoradce
    @DopravniPoradce 21 день назад +10

    I always 🙄 when some old car enthusiast claims that bigger cars of old are safer. Don't get me wrong, I like old cars, I love old Volvos but compared to today's cars even then super safe Volvo like 740 is a dangerous paper box. Car's crash safety moved forward by heaps.

    • @tommc3622
      @tommc3622 20 дней назад +4

      They weren't safer when everyone was driving a 5000lb body on frame land yacht.
      But today, when everything around me is a rolling "crumple zone", my 5000lb body on frame car is a battleship.
      1969 Mercury vs Honda Accord.
      Slow speed overlap head on.
      I crushed the Honda back until my front tire made contact with the Honda, at which point the Merc drove OVER the Honda's hood, crushing it further. It left on a flatbed.
      ...
      It threw my battery out of it's holder. Had to reconnect that.
      Then I drove home.
      Scraped my bumper a bit too. :(

    • @JamesVivada
      @JamesVivada 16 дней назад

      If I can interject I'm a general motors mechanic it's all about the condition of your subframe, if your frame on your vehicle including the door panels of course, and you basically are looking for the weld spots when you are going under an older vehicle especially if you can take maybe a 5 lb hammer and slap very firmly you don't have to go crazy but just slap the frame? And you get a little bit of dust but it doesn't crush or crumple the metal you have a decent antique and I promise if that 59 Chevy was in mint condition and it was going in about 60 that Malibu would have been folded up like paper! Just thought I would throw down a little bit of advice I like older vehicles I worked on them for a long time! Before I started driving on my own and have had a family me and my wife we've had a 2006 Chevy suburban the last decent vehicle we had,And I also had the pleasure of working on a 1964 Chevy Impala 2-door just draining the oil and doing the spark plugs it was my pleasure it only took me 20 minutes to do it! It was a nice nice test drive it was one of the best cars I've ever driven and it was a mint condition, my father had a friend he was a mechanic 40 years, I thought it would be a nice idea when I was about 15 because I kept talking about wanting to do it for a career and he bought that over and said if you want to be able to work on cars do this job! I didn't really understand what he was talking about? At first why bring the 64 but he was pointing out all of the simple and practical facts about the original general motors V8 blocks, as well as having the pleasure of driving a 1989 Buick LeSabre estate station wagon for a little while unfortunately we had a few family emergencies and my dad was sick, with a mint condition frame, I hate to say this they overbuilt the Chevys, for a reason as well as your later model Buick to, I got to disagree as long as the subframe once again the framework is in mint condition it will stand the test of time but if it's not it will crumble up like that 59 Chevy, if you look and if you stop the video as soon as the impact happens you noticed all that powder those are rust particles, particles are flying everywhere, Leslie indicates to me that at 59 Chevy was long gone and the only painted it for the video, not trying to talk to anyone's ears off but the last vehicle me and my wife did have was a 2015 Chevy Malibu shoddy welding at best it was a very disappointing site for me, sometimes I get sentimental about the Chevrolet because not only was it one of the major companies and corporations have built this country? They used to take the time to make sure that our vehicles were safe in all situations in the Malibu LT I came back up from doing an inspection when we bought the car home and my wife asked me what was wrong? This Malibu 😅 that's what's wrong this f****** Malibu😂, it's not the original 1969 Chevy Malibu, put my wife liked it because it was nice and it was pretty decent for today's standards I'll give it that much and it did have a lot of punch under the hood for a little four banger.

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      ​@@tommc3622Photos, or it didn't happen

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      No pre 850 Volvo was ever safe, don't delude yourself.

    • @tylerhamilton-nz8qs
      @tylerhamilton-nz8qs 14 дней назад

      Well my 740 estate brushed off a big hit from a 2019 Mondeo just fine. Still running!

  • @javierfigueroab.4061
    @javierfigueroab.4061 18 дней назад +4

    Hagan está prueba con los autos electricos de todas las marcas

    • @acceso_directo
      @acceso_directo 18 дней назад

      Bueno... Con lo de Tesla si fue canon...

  • @stv9906
    @stv9906 18 дней назад +2

    Hard to believe that new cars can be so strong, yet there have not been any demolition derbies in the past few dacades. On the contrary, these cars get totaled if you sneeze too hard in them...

  • @jordanricker4948
    @jordanricker4948 17 дней назад +3

    Keep in mind the Bel-air was lacking about 1000lbs of drivetrain.... they just tested a shell.

    • @BobbieSmith46
      @BobbieSmith46 17 дней назад +3

      I just kept rewatching to confirm what I thought so I am very glad to see your comment!

    • @snowrocket
      @snowrocket 16 дней назад +1

      Prove that with facts.

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      Lies,

    • @jordanricker4948
      @jordanricker4948 15 дней назад

      @@snowrocket uh, just open your eyes and look... Whether or not some strange person with an alterior motive agrees with this fact or not is none of my business. Bye!

    • @snowrocket
      @snowrocket 15 дней назад

      @@jordanricker4948 I DID look. You still can't prove what you said. Also, what would be the point of crashing a car with no engine and tranny?

  • @CaptainKedah
    @CaptainKedah 20 дней назад +11

    Show Old Forks this Video who say Modern Cars are Junk ,they're made of Plastic vs their Generation of Cars made of Steel

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад +2

      You'll still not convince them

    • @CaptainKedah
      @CaptainKedah 14 дней назад

      @@user-sf7kl9uh7k lol

    • @melvinhunt6976
      @melvinhunt6976 11 дней назад

      We old folks could bump into a car, truck, Coca Cola machine with no damage! Try that with your new whatever! Other than that, this video is impressive.

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 10 дней назад

      @@melvinhunt6976 Yeah ok, but this is about car safety. Let's talk about the side impact protection of a tent, or the horrible emissions!

    • @melvinhunt6976
      @melvinhunt6976 10 дней назад

      @@user-sf7kl9uh7k Emissions? Please! It’s a Joke, Lie, Hoax ! Please!

  • @sergejslvovs14
    @sergejslvovs14 2 дня назад

    7:42 MB front logo is flying so beautifully! ❤️

  • @765kvline
    @765kvline День назад +1

    Thank Ralph Nader and others like him.

  • @abcizdaman
    @abcizdaman 14 дней назад

    And here I thought the steel of the Bel Air would protect the driver. That air bag definitely helps in the Malibu.

  • @Sugurain
    @Sugurain 18 дней назад +10

    I can see a lot of rust powder on the first crash test with the Bel air, this could mean the bel air was completely eaten by rust and had a fraction of the structural integrity it had when it was new.

  • @Stopmotions_by_Samantha-15
    @Stopmotions_by_Samantha-15 18 дней назад +2

    Thumbnail.....me- "no not the classic mustang"

  • @LITTLE1994
    @LITTLE1994 22 дня назад +9

    The 1959 Bel Air crash wasn't quite fair, as the Chevrolets in that era had the infamous X-Frame design which was known to be bad even when it was new due to the sides having no reinforcement whatsoever. And the car itself, alongside rust, was found to have a Straight Six engine. That Bel Air was dead off the bat.
    Had it been a really large body-on-frame car from the 1970s, that classic would SMASH the '09 Malibu.

    • @RockAnywayBand
      @RockAnywayBand 21 день назад +5

      And you can tell by the dust the Bel Air is a very rusty one, not fair at all.

    • @kevinW826
      @kevinW826 21 день назад +5

      Yeah no. Doesn’t matter what 70s car you bring to the table, they will all fold like paper houses.
      No crumple zones, no structural integrity for an offset crash test or head on crash test.
      Old cars are nice to look at but they would never survive any high speed crash.

    • @formatique_arschloch
      @formatique_arschloch 20 дней назад

      No 70's land yacht would have a chance against a '09 car. Been a body tech for 27 years.

    • @mikee2923
      @mikee2923 20 дней назад +5

      ⁠@@kevinW826 I wouldn’t be too sure. While the older cars lack crumple zone which absorb energy they were made of much thicker steel. Unitized cars count on the floor pans (sheet metal) for structural integrity with something resembling frame rails spot welded to it. Older cars with a full perimeter frame were constructed of much thicker steel. There’s a reason why trucks still use a full perimeter frame. Because it’s stronger than unitized construction. Also why trucks are safer than cars.

    • @tommc3622
      @tommc3622 20 дней назад +3

      I'm happy to drive my (rust free and structurally sound) 5000lb body on frame 1969 Mercury into your 2024 crumple zone.
      It's like a pillow.

  • @antoneelly9133
    @antoneelly9133 20 дней назад +5

    Id put a roll cage in the old car to improve on strength

    • @geniferteal4178
      @geniferteal4178 18 дней назад +3

      Apparently road cages. Don't farewell in street cars. When the body impacts the bar, it doesn't go well. No helmet to protect your head. I've heard this from numerous E. M. S sources.

  • @BenefilmsKa-ks2br
    @BenefilmsKa-ks2br 14 дней назад +3

    in the bel air the engine was missing, but in the malibu not,so this ctash test is actually a scam

    • @user-ix3qh8nb4e
      @user-ix3qh8nb4e 6 дней назад

      если бы там был двигатель, бельэйр бы малибу в салон заехал.

  • @oi32df
    @oi32df 17 дней назад

    I love the space capsule ride that the Smart puts its occupants through.

  • @am_ma
    @am_ma 21 день назад +4

    Ot is wierd that they rated the Rover 100 a single star it deserves ZERO stars.

  • @mauriciomonge5349
    @mauriciomonge5349 18 дней назад +2

    And I swore that old cars were a thousand times stronger than news ones. In fact I considered them as disposable. Sorry news cars.

  • @NikolaiVykhopen
    @NikolaiVykhopen 16 дней назад +1

    I want to say that this old car from 1985-1999 also has crumple zones, but these zones do nothing because the car body is weak. This means that the bodies of cars from the 2010s not only have crumple zones, but also a strong body.

  • @sonnylatchstring
    @sonnylatchstring 17 дней назад +1

    1:00 The panoramic A pillar of the old car is the weak spot.

  • @ronaldkennedy3520
    @ronaldkennedy3520 20 дней назад +5

    They should get a 59 that not rusted out and fixed with Bondo you can't beat a older car or truck

    • @htimsid
      @htimsid 20 дней назад +2

      Even when structurally intact a much older car will not perform well on those offset barrier crash tests.

    • @althunder4269
      @althunder4269 18 дней назад

      Those old X framed GM cars didn't do well in collisions.

  • @starquestman1544
    @starquestman1544 16 дней назад +2

    All of my vehicles are old, but I feel like im able to see out of them easier. Ive driven newer vehicles and I can't stand the blind spots that the roof pillars have and the roofs that slope downward on the front and rear, creating an arch that blocks your view. I also feel too disconnected from the driving experience with how modern vehicles feel in terms of steering and pedal feel. I have never been in an accident and always drive defensively but ill never forget driving home one night when an vehicle coming towards me hit a full size pickup ahead of me and sent it flying off the road. The car swerved hard at the last second and hit the pickup head on so hard it flattened it up to the firewall. I new that had it been me in my late 80s compact 4x4 pickup that i would probably be dead.

  • @StatickyCat
    @StatickyCat 18 дней назад +1

    The '59 Bel-Air has the notorious X-frame - There is no framework directly in front of the front wheels, so in offset collisions, there is no impact absorption. It would have fared much better in a direct front-on collision for certain, and if this test were done to a unibody of the same era, the age discrepancy would have been much less substantial.

  • @jamesfranklin2203
    @jamesfranklin2203 22 дня назад +2

    They should have shown the side impact of the Mercedes C Class on the Smart Fortwo Tesla

  • @Matlaunn
    @Matlaunn 23 дня назад +4

    Losing rare care.. make me sad

  • @tallpaul9475
    @tallpaul9475 11 дней назад

    The old cars are at a HUGE disadvantage. I see rust flowing out of the first one, Impala, like a dust storm.

  • @junkcollector93
    @junkcollector93 15 дней назад

    I always wanted to see a mid 50s-60s imperial vs a modern car. The frames on those cars are insane.

  • @steakandkidney3142
    @steakandkidney3142 18 дней назад +1

    People might drive more carefully if cars were still built to the older standards.

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      They might, but more would die.

    • @MrPabsUk
      @MrPabsUk 11 дней назад

      Nope, people drove like assholes back then too, all it did was put more pressure on hospitals & killed more people. One thing will never change, there will always be assholes who drive like arrogant dicks!

  • @brucebarker6272
    @brucebarker6272 20 дней назад +9

    IMO, it's unfair to compare crash characteristics with truly old cars like that '59 Chevy. My daily driver is a 1958 Ford, and the biggest issue I encounter is with drivers themselves. Modern cars, with their crush zones and airbags, seem to provide many drivers the excuse to completely ignore basic rules like speed, signaling, and safe following & braking distances. Further, that old Chevy was already ancient when they crashed it; depending on where it was located throughout its life, it's at least reasonably likely that its structural integrity was nowhere near its as-new state. Final comment: none of the Mustangs at the end are real. Some sort of AI weirdness going on there, with oddly-shaped roofs and windows, incorrect badging, vague details on aftermarket wheels, inaccurate lighting fixtures, etc. Not sure why fake crashes would be included here.

    • @user-vp9jp2mg3j
      @user-vp9jp2mg3j 19 дней назад

      Ланжероны наверно гнилые в труху превратились)

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад +1

      I agree, modern cars certainly fill many drivers with a false sense of security. They throw all the benefits away by driving with impunity, and they're driving at you my friend. With respect, from what you day I'd take a long hard think.

    • @jeffrobodine8579
      @jeffrobodine8579 3 дня назад +1

      ​@@rob5944Just like the SUV drivers with 4WD in a snow storm stuck in the ditch.

    • @redtra236
      @redtra236 День назад

      The good thing is your 58 ford is built with a much more rigid frame than the 59 chevy

    • @teds7379
      @teds7379 День назад +1

      A more rigid structure isn't going to do anything to help you other than transfer even more forces to your body instead of the cars structure. Your car doesn't even have seatbelts unless you've added them. You're safer than riding a motorcycle but that's about it. I'm sure it's beautiful though.

  • @61rampy65
    @61rampy65 16 дней назад +1

    I noticed so many of these cars are not US spec. I also see that it seems like the seat belts seem to stretch about a foot, which still allows the driver to smash into the dash/steering wheel/ windshield. And whatever happened to collapsible steering columns? I saw a few columns get jammed right into the driver! (BTW the 59 Chevy had a one-piece shaft from the steering box [mounted ahead of the front axle centerline] all the way up to the steering wheel.) This is one of the main reasons collapsible columns were made standard from 67 onward.

  • @bdavidson6444
    @bdavidson6444 18 дней назад +1

    Interesting...but now it's time for me watch a watch a demolition derby.

  • @Andrewlone174
    @Andrewlone174 13 дней назад

    7:28 beautiful flight of Mercedes emblem.

  • @BoberMcBoberson
    @BoberMcBoberson 18 дней назад +2

    Ok, I’m not saying that 50’s cars are safe by any stretch of the imagination, I mean they didn’t have seatbelts, and the dashboards of these cars, as beautiful as they were. Might as well have been cheese graters. BUT, the late 50s GM cars were especially bad. Because they used an X frame. Which was absolutely horrible for structural rigidity. So these particular cars would have been exceptionally bad in a crash, even for their time.

  • @Driver0378
    @Driver0378 17 дней назад +2

    Seen the 59 Bel Air crash before. Always wonder if the person they bought it off, knew what was going to happen to it.😢

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад

      Or glad they sold it....

  • @janvang1050
    @janvang1050 16 дней назад +1

    I would have loved to see a Volvo 240 against a modern Volvo!

  • @kenneth-ek8zu
    @kenneth-ek8zu 19 дней назад +1

    My 1998 Nissan Pulsar has a drivers air bag. But this 1998 Toyota corolla got no upgrades.

  • @440-6Pack
    @440-6Pack 23 часа назад

    It’s clearly known by now the ‘59 Belair had relief cuts throughout for a dramatic video.

  • @e28forever30
    @e28forever30 6 часов назад

    The 1997 rover 100 was in fact a heavy facelift of the early eighties Austin Metro, so it was already seriously dated by 1997.

  • @thais1964
    @thais1964 20 дней назад +5

    Why destroy so beauty cars? It’s obvious what can happen

  • @klasson9667
    @klasson9667 18 дней назад +2

    Mercedes W124/W140 also is old cars but more safetly then 99% new car

  • @vinnybruce2874
    @vinnybruce2874 17 дней назад

    Wow that red early 90s Sentra not even the airbag wouldnt got saved...

  • @AlexEssex8
    @AlexEssex8 16 дней назад

    I think the Smart car did very well bearing in mind how much smaller than the C-Class is was!

  • @SludgefestMetalhead
    @SludgefestMetalhead 3 дня назад

    That rover 100 has the saddest excuse for an airbag I’ve ever seen. It’s so small the dummy completely missed it and hit the dash instead.

  • @spencer963
    @spencer963 19 дней назад +1

    Engineers are vital, they've really risen to the challenge

    • @parodylover999
      @parodylover999 18 дней назад

      But they still let that 2015 corolla’s pillar shift at 40mph??? Pure laziness

  • @HuckelberryFriend
    @HuckelberryFriend 3 дня назад

    Even with the cons mentioned on some comments (the 59 car had rust and no engine, some cars are not as new as said, ecc), a frontal crash at 40 mph with another vehicle travelling at 40 mph too is like crashing against a wall at 80 mph (rust off your physics from High School). No matter how new or safe the car is, your chances to get hurt and/or die are pretty high.

  • @Silverado2021
    @Silverado2021 21 день назад +1

    I'm amazed with the first one......59 bel air vs the malibu

    • @formatique_arschloch
      @formatique_arschloch 20 дней назад

      Older cars are very weak in crashes. It doesn't matter how much they weight or how thick their fenders are. The body and chassis are just death traps.

  • @geoffreyvincent8589
    @geoffreyvincent8589 День назад

    Cars are more crash worthy. And yet, due to higher speeds, the fatality rate remains stubbornly high. People are more distracted than in the past. They drive faster now, and in heavier vehicles. As a kid in the 70s, I rarely saw my parents drive more than 60 mph. The national speed limit was 55. Now 80 plus is the rule on freeways. Airbags and crumple zones can only do so much.

  • @teds7379
    @teds7379 День назад

    For those who are interested, someone has uploaded a video of small and large cars from the 1970s being crashed into each other. The results are pretty horrifying....

  • @PaulHayman-tq5kb
    @PaulHayman-tq5kb 18 дней назад +1

    I would like to have the 1959 -1960 Chevrolet Belair over the modern day car is style

  • @giuliopedrali4794
    @giuliopedrali4794 25 дней назад +6

    The only quality of modern cars is safety

    • @snowrocket
      @snowrocket 16 дней назад

      They handle corners and bumps better, stop faster and more consistently, emit fewer emissions, and many are much faster. Better aerodynamics too and the newer cars don’t rust out as quickly.

    • @giuliopedrali4794
      @giuliopedrali4794 16 дней назад

      @@snowrocket Yes but now cars are all the same.

  • @Matt-re3or
    @Matt-re3or 4 дня назад

    Im calling baloney on this whole charade. I used to daily drive a 1974 Cadillac.
    I had a Mercury mystique, a brand new Saturn, and a fairly new (less than three years old) Jetta all commit suicide on my bumpers.
    None of these accidents were my fault, per the police.
    The Saturn was bent at a 30 degree angle at the b pillar, and the Jetta had ots trunk and trunk floor smashed and the rear quarter panels pulled in to the point where the trunk lid was a couple inches too wide for the opening.
    The Saturn hit me from behind and it busted my taillights.
    The Jetta backed into my passenger front while my car was parked. That made a dent in my bumper about the size of a JFK half dollar coin.
    Furthermore, i have pulled parts off another 71-76 Cadillac in a junkyard. Three cars stacked on its top, and the doors still opened flawlessly.
    Hey new cars, sucks to suck.

  • @olegphilonenco6486
    @olegphilonenco6486 5 дней назад

    0:55 крепления фары тас сконструированы, что она при ДТП аккуратно улетает и Вам после ДТП понадобится меньше денег на восстановление, ибо часть деталей будет целая

  • @kaischmidt8030
    @kaischmidt8030 17 дней назад +5

    I’ll still take the 59 Bel Air over the other cars in the video.

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад

      Just don't drive it whatever you do.

  • @johnh6137
    @johnh6137 19 часов назад

    Too many SUV's on the road today, thus making ordinary cars vulnerable no matter the progress

  • @raymondyeow2478
    @raymondyeow2478 21 день назад +9

    I can't be the only one feeling extremely triggered at the sight of all those beautiful classics getting wrecked

    • @user-sf7kl9uh7k
      @user-sf7kl9uh7k 15 дней назад

      I get extremely triggered when people claim old cars are safer.

  • @markconley9279
    @markconley9279 16 дней назад

    The crumple zone for the first modern car was the Chevy Belaire.

  • @The.Drunk-Koala
    @The.Drunk-Koala 16 дней назад

    1970s Holden Kingswood is tougher than Mike Tyson.

  • @geniferteal4178
    @geniferteal4178 18 дней назад +1

    Real time speed is insane compared to slow mow. Amazing to watch air bag inflate with time to spare. 😢

    • @rob5944
      @rob5944 15 дней назад

      I'll never forget homer Simpson!. Doh!

  • @carstenweiland7896
    @carstenweiland7896 5 дней назад

    They don't build them like they used to do - is a good thing.

  • @9OClockRant
    @9OClockRant 13 дней назад

    Watching the classics got destroyed really hurt…..

  • @nassar57
    @nassar57 5 дней назад

    I was hoping to see Smart Car vs cement truck...

  • @larryoneill7432
    @larryoneill7432 15 дней назад

    Of course the newer technology is better, but a lot of the old designs are better

  • @stevehankins513
    @stevehankins513 18 дней назад +1

    The origins of the 1997 rover 100 are in the 1980 Austin mini Metro in its defence so it's actually 40 year comparison

  • @dawidbalcerzak4570
    @dawidbalcerzak4570 19 дней назад +1

    You watching it, making some conclusions like the bigger the better, the newer the better, and then the Smart says "Hi"

  • @samuellourenco1050
    @samuellourenco1050 18 дней назад +1

    The Nissan Tsuru performed quite miserably.

  • @SlowHand456123
    @SlowHand456123 7 часов назад

    idiots destroying a beautiful classic car in top condition. and for what ? for nothing.
    this should be forbidden..

  • @rpgvag
    @rpgvag 8 дней назад

    And back then people used to drive these things without a seat belt on, no baby car seat with a beer between their legs

  • @magnamanv45
    @magnamanv45 День назад

    There's no engine or wheel wells in the 59 Bel Air. that's why it crushed so easy. The metal on the Bel Air is three times the thickness of the Malibu. With that much damage, why didn't the engine end up in the front seat?

  • @samuellourenco1050
    @samuellourenco1050 17 дней назад +1

    The AI impersonation of a crash at 10:31 is risible. The blue car acts like a beluga bulging its forehead.

  • @juniordavidson7279
    @juniordavidson7279 18 дней назад

    Wouldn’t think that newer cars would hold up better because of the way they made stuff back in the day 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @hernantoro3898
    @hernantoro3898 16 дней назад

    De todas las pruebas el impala es lejos el mas antiguo, las imágenes en camara lenta hacen ver mucho polvo de óxido en suspensión lo que delata un deterioro propio de su longevidad y ya es una desventaja que la tiene cualquier vehículo demasiado antiguo,peor aún en una prueba de esta magnitud,aparte de que el diseño estructural de antaño no visualisaba la seguridad con los estandares actuales,para mí éso es un punto que no dice toda la verdad u omite el comportamiento real como lo es un cero km o millas o un bastidor joven en mejor estado de conservación,lo del tsuru y el rover es mas evidente de que la marca tiene directa responzabilidad en las concecuencias por economía y costo final de producción, exponiendo gravemente a sus ocupantes.
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