they went from sponsors like raid shadow legends and manscaped to sony and hyundai. the definition of "made it". 👏

@420hmm

2 жыл бұрын

💪

@silkarrow8025

2 жыл бұрын

Getting bigger🙌

@bikerpunk64

2 жыл бұрын

Just keep in mind this channel isn’t just a group of young car guys, it’s a media company that shopped for hosts and found some good personalities. Love their stuff, but was a little sad when I found out these guys didn’t actually start the channel.

@famicomrob32

2 жыл бұрын

@@bikerpunk64 yes, i knew that but the growth is still impressive

@hiro6406

2 жыл бұрын

Vin diesel also modeled for them :O

“I think this means we made it?” “Yes, yes it definitely does”

@heidi_homsestol2728

2 жыл бұрын

@Wow wtf does asmr have to do with this haha

@saimamerzougui7981

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/p2mOsbCugKa9YJc.html

@joehorn1762

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe folks should learn not to click on random links.

@heidi_homsestol2728

2 жыл бұрын

@@joehorn1762 yeah i have clicked on the links above and i am just getting worried for humanity

Now we just need a Donut Media x Gran Turismo clothing collab. Because that will ship way faster than Anti Social Social Club.

@eon2357

2 жыл бұрын

No shot I found you randomly😂

@purwantiallan5089

2 жыл бұрын

@@eon2357 maybe they got one.

@michaellk2254

2 жыл бұрын

ASSC is straight ass.

@danishaoyama6403

2 жыл бұрын

This would actually be fire wtf.

@kingerek6148

2 жыл бұрын

@Damar Fadlan anti social social club the clothing thingy

I was so stoked when I saw they were sponsored by Grand Turismo. That “I think this means that we made it.” Made me tear a bit, these guys truly deserve it. Love you Donut

@shatteredreality1987

2 жыл бұрын

These guys do not own nor did they start the Donut Channel, a Media company owns the Channel and hired all these guys as Personalities for the Channel.

@pederlentocky2518

2 жыл бұрын

@@shatteredreality1987 proof?

@macscars115

2 жыл бұрын

@@pederlentocky2518 legit a google search away

@KurianKeralafromIndia

2 жыл бұрын

@@shatteredreality1987 Bruh Donut media was created by james but now its owned by universal .

Doing an engineering management module in college and all that stuff you said about Toyota and lean production etc. is 100% correct. Toyota are pretty much 100% responsible for how cars are nowadays and manufacturing in general, truly the greatest car manufacturer ever.

@Motoboo_Marine

2 жыл бұрын

You can also take those concepts and apply them to any business or organization. Which is vastly needed because it's an active way to counter the bureaucracy that naturally forms when any organization gets to a certain size.

@hartonosutrisno5452

2 жыл бұрын

It was really hard to do some inventory management back when this system was absent in company because they said it was not necessary and pain in the ass doing it. But, when they saw another company who did that system was being successful and they said "It was nice to see it tidy and efficient, why we dont adopt it?". Once this happened, everyone will follow it with chain reaction with others and that was the magic of innovation that changed how it worked in our life.

@toxichorizion2348

2 жыл бұрын

Germany makes better cars.

@raphaelaml391

2 жыл бұрын

I made a quality management course for health workers. Deming and his work for Toyota is one of the central lessons of the course because its so important and you can use it for so many fields.

@johnb300m

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, here's something even more interesting. What's known as the Toyota was is highly influenced by the American, Edward Demming. He pioneered these lean and efficient quality models. He tried taking these concepts to American companies and they all told him to pound sand. But, the Japanese manufacturers at the time, coming out of WW2, were eager to learn, especially Toyota. Thus began the lean, efficient, high quality Japanese products boom.

Ahhh yes, Mapquest. I remember my parents always asking “did you get the Mapquest” before we left on trips

@imafork4526

2 жыл бұрын

My parents still say this whenever they need the gps... just mapquest it!

@jdmozee12

2 жыл бұрын

I remember using this to go on dates

@pimpovic2

2 жыл бұрын

I'm only 43 and I still find myself saying Mapquest, when I need to find directions. I'm analog in many ways. I like paper copies of stuff. My brain absorbs better that way.

@j.d.saccociates3313

2 жыл бұрын

There's also no way Jerry is old enough to have had to use it...

@damienlee1165

2 жыл бұрын

That stack of papers on the dash was quite a sight as a kid.

Jeremiah is 22 years old according to the Gran Turismo 7 ad but states "I used to have to print out directions" from Mapquest back in the day. Mapquest hasn't been a thing for 17 years!

@michaelluong6484

2 жыл бұрын

😉

@tesznye6992

2 жыл бұрын

He did say he was born in 2001 one time, though it's obviously a joke.

@markblue6464

2 жыл бұрын

You can still obtain some…… just cuz it’s been a while mean u can’t get it ??

@jasonnadioo13

2 жыл бұрын

Dudes like 40 I think

@juanporras71

2 жыл бұрын

This is the comment I was looking for. Thank you.

It was the tighter tolerances, that allowed Japanese cars to last so long back in the 70s and 80s. Now everyone has gone much tighter with their specs. Makes for much smoother longer lasting machine

Let's take a moment to thank Germany for their innovations in the last 2 decades: 1. Plastic engines 2. Oil hoses that dissolve when in contact with oil 3. Gaskets that shrink and leak 4. Wiring that 'biodegrades' Feel free to add to the list.

@ventisette.

2 жыл бұрын

5. Subscription-based infotainment features 6. Slapping badges on French cars

@stuartpickles6907

2 жыл бұрын

Urine proof makeup that's flammable

@dylanburston7453

2 жыл бұрын

Mk5 SUprA

@bigtony7512

2 жыл бұрын

@@ventisette. *Slapping badges on Fren-* Ooohh wait, yeah

@dzhuish4skin997

2 жыл бұрын

plastic oil filter housings that weld themselves (due to heat) to the motor

There are definitely shortcomings, but GT7 is awesome. Cool to see them sponsor you Also the rollover thing (while I personally already knew) explains a lot why the back window of my Fiesta ST was like 2 inches long

@lorenzbeumers1601

2 жыл бұрын

I really hope it gets a good PC port

@RobBroderick44

2 жыл бұрын

@@lorenzbeumers1601 I'd love you to be right, but it's not going to happen anytime soon (if ever).

@bgirl47

2 жыл бұрын

so excited to pay 70 bucks to grind 8h and buy a single car, game of the year 😎🤝

@zulu9953

2 жыл бұрын

@@bgirl47 youve onviously never played gran turismo.lol i have a bunch of whips before i even started.lol do the licenses first. Youll thamk me later ;)

@0thers1d3

2 жыл бұрын

@@bgirl47 you clearly don't own GT7 and probably don't even own a PS4 let alone a PS5.

YO, A GT7 SPONSORSHIP?? Considering you already did an Ip to Speed on Gran Turismo, which truly showed your love for the game, this is fully deserved. This video itself is proof of how much care goes into making stuff for this channel.

Its incredible what the Japanese industry was able to pull in their genesis. After ww2 all that energy and talent pooled for imperialism instead went to rebuilding the country in a way that wasn’t self destructive.

@daimonmt

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile, here in the west, we are trying everything to destroy our civilization.🤷

@seetheanimal5867

2 жыл бұрын

@@daimonmt Japan is not far behind. Have U seen their reproductive numbers. They are all just watching anime till they die.

@Izzy01711

2 жыл бұрын

@@seetheanimal5867 We got South Korea to save us

@alexisrivera200xable

2 жыл бұрын

You are not wrong but there is a bigger component to Japan's success. They invested heavily on education and ingrained it in their culture. This is not exclusive to Japan either, South Korea also went heavy on education and its paying off for them big time.

@alexisrivera200xable

2 жыл бұрын

@@seetheanimal5867 that is very inaccurate, Japan's corporate work culture strikes a really poor work-life balance. With individuals having so little time left and so much social pressures to strive at work, less and less people are having kids as they often feel they simply can't balance their work needs with having children.

Of course it was Toyota that solved the reliability problem. That's their whole thing.

@ljadejaropojop1607

2 жыл бұрын

1st

@cliffsangelsphotography

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. My 92 corolla finally died. And I've had it since 92.

@jf8188

2 жыл бұрын

@@cliffsangelsphotography heart transplant. Put a 2JZ in it it’s only right

@Trussme96

2 жыл бұрын

@@cliffsangelsphotography Drop another motor and trans into it for $300 bucks and keep rocking

@Sungazer965

2 жыл бұрын

My ass Honda did

That was a sick commercial donut just made for GT7!

@fukkitful

2 жыл бұрын

Their ads are the only ones I enjoy watching and don't skip.

Love when Jerry reversed the driving sim. Top quality humor

@rissole_dot_exe

2 жыл бұрын

It got me so hard and i laughed- XD

@Antoine_ZR1

2 жыл бұрын

@@rissole_dot_exe Same lol

It was worth mentioning GT2 for years. I liked the twist at the end of it too. Its no wonder why Japanese had so many innovation,they didnt want to build giant cars,like they did in the US.

@Mika-ph6ku

2 жыл бұрын

I mean Toyota building giant trucks just fine. Tundras are by far the best trucks sold in the U.S. Can find several accounts of owners of these trucks going a couple hundred thousand miles in them with no failures occurring. American trucks just can't compare.

CONGRATS ON GETTING A SPONSOR FROM ONE OF THE BEST CAR GAMES FRANCHISE EVER! 🎮

@lucatiu1608

2 жыл бұрын

Forza is much better than GT

@nuaimi

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucatiu1608 forza is amazing don’t get me wrong, goated game fr. but you should try GT. Both amazing games up there as the best. 🔥

@ghoulbuster1

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucatiu1608 there's always that one forza fanboy that has say their game is better. Every time.

@YusufAli-yn8mv

2 жыл бұрын

@@nuaimi mad respect my guy ur right

@stupidvideos1449

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucatiu1608 both are great

WOOHOO GRAN TURISMO BABYYYYY! I loved watching your video about the history of Gran Turismo so I want to see a gameplay video of you guys trying GT7 :)

I had a chance to buy one of those electro gyrocators for my 1980 civic about 10 years ago. It was super cool, always reminded me of a pip-boy and fallout 3 maps; didn't pick it up because it was $$$ for something that had no real practical application for me besides looking cool at cars n coffee.

"Gyrocator" is an awesome name and actually pretty cool tech for the time. I can only imagine it would need to have the location reset pretty frequently as even a small amount of error would add up over time.

Donut media, congrats on getting a sponsor from Sony and freaking GT7!! This is the definition of made it to the top, along with Hyundai.... To be refognized by such large multi national companies is awesome And Jerry, u r right... They do it for money Kaizen or something

WE WANT UP TO SPEED ON SKODA!!!

Your videos have gotten to the point that I can watch every single one and be super entertained! This is awesome! Keep up the good work!

Yo, did these guys really buy a legit flamethrower for a 3 second gag? 🤣 Legendary.

This week was the best week of my life. I got to see a couple cool cars, I saw a BMW E29, an imported bug eye Subaru imprezza sti, son kind of Jaguar and 2 Saabs, a 92X and one I can't identify. I love in Canada and it's very unusual to see these rare cars, I'm surprised I even got to see any of them.

@KardiFan2000

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a first-gen Scion xB the other day (never sold in Canada)...first time I've seen one in person.

Wonder how long of a list you can make of things that put a smile on Nick's face! Love the content guys! Greetings from the Netherlands

that was the best ad y’all have done. I loved the end with Jeremiah going in reverse in the sim setup lmao

That thumbnail tho. To think of it, Honda Hellcat Type R would be sick. Imagine a RWD hatchback with a VTEC V8 under the hood

You guys should realease a video of the entire donut media staff racing on gt7 to see who's ranked best

This t-shirt company makes some VERY informative car videos!

So many positive comments on your sponsorship and I’ll add one more. You guys truly deserve it, proud of you guys and this community keep making these lovely videos guys. Reaching my 5th year as a car guy, and you guys taught me a lot. Seeing your subscriber count just imagine how many people you guys educated on cars👍🏻

Must say, the navigation part hit different because of watching the episode on my phone, where my speedo usually is in my 1992 Opel. Quite nice, keep up the good work.!

@Nickeles020

2 жыл бұрын

As an Opel fan.. which model?

@lujostorek475

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nickeles020 Vectra, the 1.6i

When he said "later Nolan" and reversed I lost it. I was not expecting that lmao

Honestly the best ad I'd ever watched

Congrats on the GT7 plug. You guys finally made it to the big time. I’m proud of you all and keep up the good work.

This was a fabulous ad bit. Really stepping it up. Bonus bit is 💯

Hey Donut, I’m a huge fan! Thanks for the amazing content

I also had a 1995 Lexus SC300, and then later bought a 1994 SC400 after a deer was attracted to its beauty, late one night. Gotta be one of the coolest Japanese cars ever made, and they last forever!

@Megasteel32

2 жыл бұрын

or until you hit a deer I guess

"Nolan Sykes, not 22 years old" lmfao... Gets me every time.

That ad actually made me want to play the game, that’s rare

love the vids guys! keep up the good work!

That wasn't even an ad it was a awesome short video within this awesome video 👌🏼

GPS was actually born in U.S. Americans also gave us the - Electric starter - Power windows - Air conditioner - Power seats ...and most important of all, Cup holders!

@dougbrowning82

2 жыл бұрын

There are many Canadian innovations, too. Stow-and-Go seats were developed for Chrysler by Magna International, a Canadian company.

@kalerug

2 жыл бұрын

Oldsmobile also gave us the first HUD in a car!

4:18 You skipped some very important years from the history of auto manufacturing. The Training Within Industry used a "small-step work improvement" during WWII military equipment manufacturing instead of big steps that required more time to implement. When Homer Sarasohn went to Japan as part of the nuclear fallout reparations, he brought this management technique with him, which became known as kaizen. Kaizen originated as an Amercian management technique, not Japanese. It's just happened that this American was working in a Japanese factory, so the first factory to use it was in Japan.

@AerialAries

2 жыл бұрын

Was looking for this comment. Learned this in my operations class.

@JP_A3

2 жыл бұрын

yep true, learned this in my engineering management module in college. Funny how an american is responsible for the decline in US manufacturing and the skyrocket of Japanese manufacturing

2:25 emotional damage

Jerry backing out with the sim rig had me in stitches!!!

I love the lean process.. it’s been adapted / adopted been the tech industry and many others since..

I'm playing GT7 right now! Remember they did an UTS episode on GT franchise? Yamauchi-san probably saw that and thought the guys at donut did a pretty good job telling their stories. Plus, the game just fits the theme of this B2B episode!

Volvo invented 3 point seatbelts and chose not to patent them on purpose.

I remember before they had a mil subs not too long ago. Love to see these guys have continued success !

Got me rolling at the bit in the end, kept shouting "How did they leave this in! How!" 🤣

9:13 It's wrong Toyota weren't the first to put a color touch screen in their cars, but Oldsmobile in 89 with the Toronado and then Buick. (I'm not a pro American car persons since I'm French. But, on this point and many others in terms of technology and safety. American and European cars have been ahead, the Japanese have just often greatly simplified and therefore reliability of the systems.

@skythundersky1544

2 жыл бұрын

Dude, you don't gotta be sorry for stating facts :D If it's true, it's true. Every car brand has its pros and cons. All cars are deserving of love.

@mikamika9781

2 жыл бұрын

Oui surtout que l'automobile moderne c'est grâce à l'Europe et notamment la France : châssis monocoque, suspension double triangulation, transmission traction que l'on retrouve sur la Citroën Traction Avant en 1934 et qui maintenant est la base.

@jacobcirulis9324

2 жыл бұрын

Toyota had color touchscreens in 1987 (MS137 Crown)

@skythundersky1544

2 жыл бұрын

@@jacobcirulis9324 Didn't some sub-brand of Mazda have a touch screen too? One of Mazda's luxury sub-brands

@jacobcirulis9324

2 жыл бұрын

@@skythundersky1544 The JC Eunos Cosmo had a color touchscreen with CD-ROM navigation in 1990, like Toyota had done in 1987. The Cosmo CCS is distinctive because it uses GPS, while Toyotas EMV was still inertial.

With that title, i expected a D-list, like "boats are just cars for the water"

I'm going to watch this gran turismo ad all the way through everytime. Awesome way to do an ad and congrats to the team GT is legendary.

How excited were you guys when you guys got that sponsor…😬and it was grand turismo. You guys are the best.

I actually noticed the picture change from a Honda ram truck to Honda dodge Challenger 😂. Sneaky donut media. Plus they need to have a video of the crew playing Forza or gt7 and see who wins

@redlinearroyo847

2 жыл бұрын

When I saw it. I thought what a cursed image this is. Honda challenger.

@amcb2035

2 жыл бұрын

@@redlinearroyo847 😆

A little disappointed that it wasn't mentioned that post-WWII, Japan needed to salvage their shattered industries and ensure things worked for long periods of time, which was one of the main impetuses in producing things like vehicles with high-reliability and low downtime.

@redlinearroyo847

2 жыл бұрын

Like how Toyota had programs or something dedicated to rebuilding old toyotas to keep them running. I'm sure Datsun did the same and then Honda later on too. Their auto industry was molded by a need for reliable efficient cars. I remember seeing old footage of a Toyota fj40 going in for a full service and carb rebuild and greasing everything up before heading back out and alot of roads were still crappy and rough as hell. Probably also why Denso started to make so many high quality long lasting parts for cars. Like denso spark plugs reccomended to change every 100k but I've seen Hondas and toyotas with 150k on oem denso and they run fairly good and don't even look half bad for being way overdue

@d1sturb3d119

2 жыл бұрын

​@@redlinearroyo847 Its a testament to how products can indeed be engineered to last, however bullshit business practices lead to shitty cars being built. Really, the engineers and what they've achieved is incredible. But if a business is rotten on the inside it's shitty practices show, much like planned obsolescese. At least Toyota still builds reliable machines today. I changed OEM coil packs on my GX470 at 220k miles, and ironically enough only did that due to a bad diagnosis. Come to find out all the coilpacks are just fine... Its pretty insane how well engineered they have been

@redlinearroyo847

2 жыл бұрын

@@d1sturb3d119 my Honda had oem ignition wires, spark plugs, radiator and almost everything was oem besides air filter and oil on the car. Most of that stuff I had to replace when it got 20 years old but that's pretty good. Also all Denso products.

@d1sturb3d119

2 жыл бұрын

@@redlinearroyo847 My '92 SC400 still has a ton of OEM parts on it despite being a drift/track car. Honestly I'm surprised people don't like these kinds of cars more. It keeps on going. Even when I don't stay on top of maintenance. Like I can honestly say I love the cars I own. They've been dependable, haven't left me stranded, and despite the abuse I put on them, they take it and give me joy when they're pushed. Its like everything an enthusiast wants from a car that won't be a bitch to you :P

OMG congrats on this huge sponsor. Truly the best car related channel! One might say top gear of our time :)

I had TomTom on my Nokia 6600 using an external, Bluetooth connected GPS reciever back in, like, 2005/2006 I think . It worked really well too 😁👍

Donut media is one of the best car channels out there!

Skit aside who's actually the best driver at donut?

@jesseshort8

2 жыл бұрын

My money's on ol' Jerry.

This the first time I actually watch the entire sponsor ad 😂

Yooooo shoutout to mapquest !!! True throwback ! I used to be hype to read the directions and get us there correctly !!

You could say Japan is responsible for almost all modern living. Look up “Ito Hirabami” first prime minister of Japan, long story short. All of his journals are in Japanese and need to be translated, but there is a spot where he talks about “our mastermind is none other than the great Nikolai Tesla”. Goes on to talk about creating superconducting metals and materials for Tesla and other projects they collectively worked on. I would get into more detail but not to many people care or know about electromagnetic propulsion and that jazz

@SilentMovements305

2 жыл бұрын

Share as much info as you can I don't mind

@jf8188

2 жыл бұрын

Tesla was robbed

@DavidBrown-nr9mk

2 жыл бұрын

Continue...

Currently shocked, all this time I thought Jeremiah was quite older than me... Turns out he's not... I don't know how to feel about that...

@shanemaguire11

2 жыл бұрын

Same, apparently James is only like 23 too

@JP_A3

2 жыл бұрын

@@shanemaguire11 james looks like hes in his mid 30s lmao

@jesseshort8

2 жыл бұрын

@@shanemaguire11 I thought I read James was around 35-36 years old, Jeremiah's got to be late 30's, early 40's.

@KipreosBoss

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesseshort8 So, do you think they were joking about Jeremiah's age in this video?

@KipreosBoss

2 жыл бұрын

@@shanemaguire11 Oh god! This makes me feel like I've done nothing with my life in comparison!

I hate ads! But I watched this one all the way through! It made me tear up cuz I love you guys and I love Gran Turismo! You guys are killin it!

These guys put so much effort into making their adds as entertaining as the rest of the video that sometimes I forget I’m watching an add

really cool to se donut sponsored by gt7, they have definitly made it

Just saw the title, before clicking on this vid, and I can confirm that it’s true. My 2006 Ford Escape Hybrid uses the same Hybrid tech Toyota uses for the Prius. Also, Ive seen this vid 3 seperate times, n every time it has the honda badge on a different car. lol

Great content as always, loved the GT7 skit 👏🏼

Purolator (literally Pure-oil-later, but with that early 1900s marketing jazz) was/is a Canadian company, too. Within a few decades, they had dropped the oil filter thing and moved onto becoming, basically, a privatised branch of Canada Post, and are currently a fully private courier service like FedEx, DHL, etc.

Donut, continuing to figure out how to make me watch ads. Well played.

I bet an “anti-tesla” style car manufacturer that literally just made the most simple, analog, cars and trucks, that are built to last forever, would do really well. They could be electric too just no dumb unnecessary accessories.

@aygwm

2 жыл бұрын

Too good of an idea. Won’t ever happen.

@bzdirt

2 жыл бұрын

Makes me think of Lucid. Not analog, but it's about simplicity and quality. And quite anti-Tesla!

I feel like you guys have done a video on every type of vehicle, but I've never seen one on semi trucks. They have some of the sickest custom work ever and they make up a huge amount of the vehicles we see on the road every day.

@dr.redstone7980

2 жыл бұрын

They did an up to speed on Peterbilt.

@birdwatchohiolive

2 жыл бұрын

@@dr.redstone7980 Ah, I didn't know that. Thanks!

I'd watch just an ad compilation from these guys and not even get bored

Jeremiah is not 22 buddy easily goin on 30

So every car is a jdm car?

@bigtony7512

2 жыл бұрын

Tf? No. JDM means Japanese domestic market. JDM cars are cars built for Japan only. I really hope your comment is supposed to be sarcastic.

@tryhardgames1907

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigtony7512 its a fucking joke

I love donut, it would be awesome if yall did a video breaking do all the partnerships between car companies. Mainly the ones that are lesser known

Touch screen was years ahead of that starting in the 85 Olds Tornado and Buick Riviera well before the the 90's.

First yassssssss

the ad is epic. i do want to see another duel of donut members in gt7.

That's about the funniest and coolest ending to a Gran Turismo ad 🤣🤣🤣

The electro gyrocator is actually a form of what’s called an Inertial Navigation System, which when implemented properly is incredibly accurate. We use them on aircraft as a backup to GPS, and they use a combination of accelerometers, gyros, and rate gyros. At the beginning of your flight you simply put in your gps coordinates, which it won’t let you mess up because it can tell when you’re wrong, let it align for a few minutes, and then off you go. They also use them at sea in certain applications, but since weight isn’t as much of a concern they’re typically far larger and therefor more accurate, but also take significantly more time to align

Great show, love ya work, cheers from an eX Australian auto worker ✌🏼🇦🇺

"Jeremiah Burton, 22 years old!" - I love ads recorded in the 90'! 🤣

1:53 😂😂😂 I'm getting jack black in nacho libre vibes heavy here lmao

im studying Lean six sigma for my business program this semester cool to see you guys do a video on this topic I'll see if i can manage to use this information on an assignment haha.

I love the commercials you guys do I can never skip em

1:36 U guys definitely made it XD congrats!. Love u guys keep up the great work

For a Team with such high ad-read standards, this is probably single-handedly the best one so far, and you didn't even do a sketch, damn.

I'm learning so much from this channel, do they have a video on the Japanese luxury car brands and how that came to be? (Acura, Lexus, Infiniti, Genesis)

i would actually love an episode of everyone at donut trying to set the best lap time in gran turismo

I enjoy learning from you 👏🏼👏🏼thank you

Watching this from my 1996 Toyota Crown Majesta made me very happy when you got to the EMV screen 😂

2:14 I miss shuffle races Nolan you were there 2013or so 😂

The add reminded me of the time Nolan won the donut media cart racing, I think its time for a round 2.

First touch screen in a car was in an 80's buick. first backup camera was in a buick in the 50's

I had a 1964 Datsun VB10 and it had self cancelling indicators.(blinkers) amazing😊

@dougbrowning82

2 жыл бұрын

Buick had them (called Flash-Way Directional Signals) in 1940. They were standard on Buick, Cadillac, Hudson, and LaSalle, and optional on Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac. They were an update of an earlier, rear only, non self cancelling version.

I love the arc de soleil in the background of this video they’re awesome

15:25 "I got Nick to smile" Really threw off because I cracked a smirk which instantly turned to concern when I heard my name