lets talk about those speakers, the B&W are the craziest thing iv ever heard
@mr.ek184 күн бұрын
People in America be doing 40 over the speed limit on a daily
@rvlaar4 күн бұрын
6:25 when offered the choice, never go for the 'vegan' option. Whether it is with cars, food or people....
@neilhartley25265 күн бұрын
Hi Anna. My satellite TV has died, so it's an opportunity to watch some of your older videos that I haven't seen. As a blond individual myself, I found your demonstration of the folding roof to be informative.
@Autojek5 күн бұрын
Thank you, Anna. This series was very informative... and a joy to watch.
@daviddonner48406 күн бұрын
Thank you Anna. First time seeing your videos and I enjoyed your presentation and energy. It helped alter my view on EV. Philosophically, I have not been a fan of EV, especially the way it is being forced upon us but I like the looks of the E-tron GT and Taycan (my brother just bought a used Taycan). I would appreciate your insights. Currently, I drive a 2021/22 BMW M550i whose lease ends this December. It has good balance of power, luxury and technology at an affordable price although not the most beautiful or unique looking cars. I have spent months trying to select a car and have yet to do so trying to find the full package that I can afford. I am looking to find a stylish car with 4 seats that has very good performance, luxury and technology. Comfortably, I can afford leasing a $100K USD car and under the right circumstances, I could maybe stretch to $130K - 150K with the help of a great deal. Although I do not need full M level or RS performance, I like those cars because they have the more aggressive styling and details. I have been considering various models from BMW (850i/M8 Gran Coupe, i5 M60, X6 M60i), Audi (S7/RS7 or RS e-tron GT) and to lesser extent MB (E53). I welcome your perspective and any suggestions on cars that I could consider. Thanks and Blessings. David
@fokker4uify7 күн бұрын
Great video Anna! When will you get a chance to test the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N?
@stephanefourreau8467 күн бұрын
Rich people buy German SUVs. Clever people buy Lexus SUVs.
@sarastroaster24578 күн бұрын
Anna did you prefer this or the Rolls Royce Wraith? Thank you
@lukewalker10518 күн бұрын
As an automotive engineer, I wouldn't own an EV until they double the energy density of the current Li-Ion battery which means transition away from Li-Ion to another chemical make up or solid state. This will be minimum 5-10 years from now. Battery breakthroughs will occur in the future. Because of charging time, consumers want more and not less range than a gas powered car.
@henrikhook.8 күн бұрын
@AnnaOnRoads -This 2025 Genesis GV70 SPORT facelift model as soon as possible for a test drive!. 👇🏼 kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2F1la2SisqvaNY.htmlsi=qPtSlS_ATCIzV4L1 🤔
@Koishishibaman9 күн бұрын
The mach 1 is more track oriented than a gt. Has suspension upgrades ,and extra cooling for track days. Too boy racer look for me. I have a 19 Bullitt with magnaride suspension, and ford racing sways, springs, computer flash. Also a H pipe where the front resonator was. The car is very loud, extremely fast on the corners. 6 spd manual only.
@Koishishibaman9 күн бұрын
Owned a 90, 92 autocross car, and my favorite. A 93le. Really great cars. Very fast on the curves. Sway bars, intake, headers, high flow cat, exhaust. A whopping 130 hp.😂 Still plenty fast. Lots of 😁
@Koishishibaman9 күн бұрын
Great review on a fun car. Beautiful roads. Too bad they weren't dry My 19 Bullitt has a H pipe , and magnaride Ford racing suspension. M 9602 M suspension kit is the read deal. Springs, sways, a flash for the computer. The car in sport, or track is very loud, fast in the corners. No body roll, but full suspension travel. Amazing handling for a muscle car.
@rakeshmishra21189 күн бұрын
Please wear hand gloves that suits you
@michaelflude933410 күн бұрын
Are you movi star looks like you think you are
@khaledwiseman594710 күн бұрын
Thank you. Now i am considering to get one. What is the range once you fill it full?
@reubenatlantis533812 күн бұрын
Anna denkuji za video, dobre
@Nnenna-global13 күн бұрын
Dream car 🥳♥️
@whocares26413 күн бұрын
does it have a rex option?
@danielpfister677413 күн бұрын
Hallo Anna ... Awesome review of the Alpina D5 S and beautiful Swiss scenery too 🤓! Coincidentally, my Dad was originally from Wallisellen (a smaller town near Zurich). As a kid, my family visited Switzerland several times ... gorgeous country 🇨🇭 ! Vielen dank und alles gute aus Colorado, Daniel
@nayobjovanovsky358014 күн бұрын
Anna, you are the REAL super car blondie ❤ you're doing a great job!
@ionel292115 күн бұрын
Lovely, and this car is amazing, the feeling is just wow.
@xr200215 күн бұрын
The myld hybrid petrol system could be a solution: Mercedes however uses a 1500 combined with the electric motor, which I don't like for this type of car and weight. A 2000cc combined with the electric motor would be perfect. Greetings from Italy
@HQBProductions15 күн бұрын
Anna..well said about the safety aspect of EV charging points and use by women on their own. Too many I have found are in dark and distant places or lonely car parks and another difficult point is that sadly many in the more distant positions are also an unplanned public convenience….😬😬😬😣
@HQBProductions15 күн бұрын
Hello Anna! Well I’m new to PHEV with a Range Rover Sport Autobiography Dynamic which I bought a month ago and immediately set off on a road trip of learning! It was a considered choice but I do a number of short journeys plus regular long trips so a diesel 3.0l may not be the best answer. A straight 3.0l petrol is in reality, very thirsty so the Hybrid won! I learnt….that charging points for PHEV’s are very few and that the reliability of any charging station is very patchy…and some are in very unpleasant places! They are also very expensive in the U.K..75/80ppKW although Cornwall has a set up which is simple to use and is only 58ppKW. The answer with a PHEV is overnight charging at home and mine takes around 6 hours from flat to full…at 7.5ppKW so a fraction of public charging costs. Then..I have a SAVE option on the car which means that it selects when to use EV power or not and that works really well… In SAVE, the car still moves off in EV mode and if you are simply moving around slowly then it stays like that but is using the saved electricity generated by braking so after that is gone, the engine starts and runs as a petrol. Of course I can still leave it in EV mode and drive it as a purely electric car but my battery is small so I get a genuinely useable 50km from it. The outcome is that my 2.0l petrol engine delivers a net 32-36mpg in general use as it is helped by the free regenerated electricity produced on any trip. On a long motorway run then that rises to 46/47mog ! Downsides…none really except that although barely perceptible, I hear the engine starting and stopping quite often and that worries for engine life but I shall only keep it two years so should not have any problems…🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 So..PHEV is brilliant if you do short trips and charge at home. For longer runs just realise that you are driving a petrol car with electric assistance. Use public charging sometimes if away from home but used carefully, I charge mine every 2/300 miles and my calculations are that with the free regenerated power it saves a net 15% in running costs but is mighty useful in towns or quiet situations. I hope that helps! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
@evandrolourencoborges585115 күн бұрын
😍
@user-fi7yw2zq9j16 күн бұрын
Anna bring back your driving gloves 🥹
@markskeels195217 күн бұрын
Just curious but what psi were you running? 15 would have been good. They are great and do exactly what they are supposed to do. Your comment to close about the smile just sums up the Jimny and when you add some mods they become even better. Thanks for another great video.
@zeomarmob17 күн бұрын
When you sucking statements out of the finger just to make more time on the video
@51madmitch18 күн бұрын
Short pink dress, gorgeous legs, what’s not to like, car 🤔🥱
@tshalabanzi19 күн бұрын
Not bad! What is the Color of this car?
@tylmantv425819 күн бұрын
Poland is such a beautiful country
@francescocostante292519 күн бұрын
The Alfa Veloce is the bomb!
@roger_is_red21 күн бұрын
Wow your view on EV's was pathetic "Different horses for different courses" your kidding right??? ICE NEEDS TO GO EXTINCT ASAP PERIOD . Can you wrap your head around a dead planet???? Try thinking
@ricky112100021 күн бұрын
Awesome review. I have the exact car 2016
@spice376722 күн бұрын
No
@hswing1122 күн бұрын
Video sucks
@thestonetable22 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for such a comprehensive explanation about the reality of EVs. Love you for that. The best part is that you are very realistic about all aspects, including the political one. Outstanding!!
@dlschgo22 күн бұрын
Well done!
@johnc734722 күн бұрын
This series was amazing Anna. Thank you so much 🙂
@epicon622 күн бұрын
1:31 Not a reality even. If everyone had an EV how could people even charge them because there would be lines and lines of cars waiting in line for a charge if there would be a million EVs in the city? It would take 40 years till most average folks could afford an EV. The reality is that combustion engines will live for multiple decades and we’ll see sports car manufacturers starting to embrace and fight for combustion engines like Aston Martin is already doing it.
@epicon622 күн бұрын
I seriously dislike EVs. Never getting one.
@fugle723 күн бұрын
Thanks For this good series Anna of EV, vs “normal “car choice I will have this on my mind for next time 😊 until then I will drive my diesel with good confidence 👍🏻
@hsccarvalho855423 күн бұрын
🤗😊😶😚
@EvolutionBG23 күн бұрын
Voice too low, music too loud.
@AnnaOnRoads22 күн бұрын
Yes, still dealing with some editing issues!
@anthonystevens868323 күн бұрын
The perfect conclusion to the series Anna. This was very well summed up. Depending on your usage, home charging availability and type of journey etc will all play a part in the decision to consider an EV. A very good point about some public charging facilities being low light or no light in the dark where charging takes many time longer than a petrol or diesel, safety has to be considered as well. Very few reviewers have mentioned this fact. When a sleaze bag follows you to the car it can be a worrying experience at any time even if you are in a supermarket car park when not charging. With payment scanning or unplugging and storing cables added to the equation this could up the anxiety by an order of magnitude. In summary a great series for everyone who may be considering an EV and a well balanced approach to the pros and cons. many thanks for sharing, another top job.
@AMCmachine23 күн бұрын
It's remarkable that the whole "child slave labor" aspect of EV production doesn't even begin to trouble all the self-anointed world savers. Likewise, the fact that a malevolent, cutthroat, ruthlessly mercantilist totalitarian superpower that operates actual concentration camps and labor camps for dissidents and ethnic/religious minorities controls most of the necessary resources. Of which enough literally do not exist ON EARTH to achieve this "green transition." Sources like solar and wind will never be more than supplementals, and inefficient ones at that. These same wokescolds will harp endlessly on historic injustices that have been a dead letter in America and the West for decades or centuries, where everyone involved is either long gone or at best very, very old, for which more than sufficient amends have been made. Our history, sacred traditions, mores, indeed the concept of language itself, are under sustained day in, day out globalist assault. But atrocities happening right now, this minute, are waved away because it serves the social engineering collectivist agenda they're relentlessly foisting on all of us. As a wise person once said: "The carbon they want to eliminate is YOU."
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lets talk about those speakers, the B&W are the craziest thing iv ever heard
People in America be doing 40 over the speed limit on a daily
6:25 when offered the choice, never go for the 'vegan' option. Whether it is with cars, food or people....
Hi Anna. My satellite TV has died, so it's an opportunity to watch some of your older videos that I haven't seen. As a blond individual myself, I found your demonstration of the folding roof to be informative.
Thank you, Anna. This series was very informative... and a joy to watch.
Thank you Anna. First time seeing your videos and I enjoyed your presentation and energy. It helped alter my view on EV. Philosophically, I have not been a fan of EV, especially the way it is being forced upon us but I like the looks of the E-tron GT and Taycan (my brother just bought a used Taycan). I would appreciate your insights. Currently, I drive a 2021/22 BMW M550i whose lease ends this December. It has good balance of power, luxury and technology at an affordable price although not the most beautiful or unique looking cars. I have spent months trying to select a car and have yet to do so trying to find the full package that I can afford. I am looking to find a stylish car with 4 seats that has very good performance, luxury and technology. Comfortably, I can afford leasing a $100K USD car and under the right circumstances, I could maybe stretch to $130K - 150K with the help of a great deal. Although I do not need full M level or RS performance, I like those cars because they have the more aggressive styling and details. I have been considering various models from BMW (850i/M8 Gran Coupe, i5 M60, X6 M60i), Audi (S7/RS7 or RS e-tron GT) and to lesser extent MB (E53). I welcome your perspective and any suggestions on cars that I could consider. Thanks and Blessings. David
Great video Anna! When will you get a chance to test the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N?
Rich people buy German SUVs. Clever people buy Lexus SUVs.
Anna did you prefer this or the Rolls Royce Wraith? Thank you
As an automotive engineer, I wouldn't own an EV until they double the energy density of the current Li-Ion battery which means transition away from Li-Ion to another chemical make up or solid state. This will be minimum 5-10 years from now. Battery breakthroughs will occur in the future. Because of charging time, consumers want more and not less range than a gas powered car.
@AnnaOnRoads -This 2025 Genesis GV70 SPORT facelift model as soon as possible for a test drive!. 👇🏼 kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2F1la2SisqvaNY.htmlsi=qPtSlS_ATCIzV4L1 🤔
The mach 1 is more track oriented than a gt. Has suspension upgrades ,and extra cooling for track days. Too boy racer look for me. I have a 19 Bullitt with magnaride suspension, and ford racing sways, springs, computer flash. Also a H pipe where the front resonator was. The car is very loud, extremely fast on the corners. 6 spd manual only.
Owned a 90, 92 autocross car, and my favorite. A 93le. Really great cars. Very fast on the curves. Sway bars, intake, headers, high flow cat, exhaust. A whopping 130 hp.😂 Still plenty fast. Lots of 😁
Great review on a fun car. Beautiful roads. Too bad they weren't dry My 19 Bullitt has a H pipe , and magnaride Ford racing suspension. M 9602 M suspension kit is the read deal. Springs, sways, a flash for the computer. The car in sport, or track is very loud, fast in the corners. No body roll, but full suspension travel. Amazing handling for a muscle car.
Please wear hand gloves that suits you
Are you movi star looks like you think you are
Thank you. Now i am considering to get one. What is the range once you fill it full?
Anna denkuji za video, dobre
Dream car 🥳♥️
does it have a rex option?
Hallo Anna ... Awesome review of the Alpina D5 S and beautiful Swiss scenery too 🤓! Coincidentally, my Dad was originally from Wallisellen (a smaller town near Zurich). As a kid, my family visited Switzerland several times ... gorgeous country 🇨🇭 ! Vielen dank und alles gute aus Colorado, Daniel
Anna, you are the REAL super car blondie ❤ you're doing a great job!
Lovely, and this car is amazing, the feeling is just wow.
The myld hybrid petrol system could be a solution: Mercedes however uses a 1500 combined with the electric motor, which I don't like for this type of car and weight. A 2000cc combined with the electric motor would be perfect. Greetings from Italy
Anna..well said about the safety aspect of EV charging points and use by women on their own. Too many I have found are in dark and distant places or lonely car parks and another difficult point is that sadly many in the more distant positions are also an unplanned public convenience….😬😬😬😣
Hello Anna! Well I’m new to PHEV with a Range Rover Sport Autobiography Dynamic which I bought a month ago and immediately set off on a road trip of learning! It was a considered choice but I do a number of short journeys plus regular long trips so a diesel 3.0l may not be the best answer. A straight 3.0l petrol is in reality, very thirsty so the Hybrid won! I learnt….that charging points for PHEV’s are very few and that the reliability of any charging station is very patchy…and some are in very unpleasant places! They are also very expensive in the U.K..75/80ppKW although Cornwall has a set up which is simple to use and is only 58ppKW. The answer with a PHEV is overnight charging at home and mine takes around 6 hours from flat to full…at 7.5ppKW so a fraction of public charging costs. Then..I have a SAVE option on the car which means that it selects when to use EV power or not and that works really well… In SAVE, the car still moves off in EV mode and if you are simply moving around slowly then it stays like that but is using the saved electricity generated by braking so after that is gone, the engine starts and runs as a petrol. Of course I can still leave it in EV mode and drive it as a purely electric car but my battery is small so I get a genuinely useable 50km from it. The outcome is that my 2.0l petrol engine delivers a net 32-36mpg in general use as it is helped by the free regenerated electricity produced on any trip. On a long motorway run then that rises to 46/47mog ! Downsides…none really except that although barely perceptible, I hear the engine starting and stopping quite often and that worries for engine life but I shall only keep it two years so should not have any problems…🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 So..PHEV is brilliant if you do short trips and charge at home. For longer runs just realise that you are driving a petrol car with electric assistance. Use public charging sometimes if away from home but used carefully, I charge mine every 2/300 miles and my calculations are that with the free regenerated power it saves a net 15% in running costs but is mighty useful in towns or quiet situations. I hope that helps! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
😍
Anna bring back your driving gloves 🥹
Just curious but what psi were you running? 15 would have been good. They are great and do exactly what they are supposed to do. Your comment to close about the smile just sums up the Jimny and when you add some mods they become even better. Thanks for another great video.
When you sucking statements out of the finger just to make more time on the video
Short pink dress, gorgeous legs, what’s not to like, car 🤔🥱
Not bad! What is the Color of this car?
Poland is such a beautiful country
The Alfa Veloce is the bomb!
Wow your view on EV's was pathetic "Different horses for different courses" your kidding right??? ICE NEEDS TO GO EXTINCT ASAP PERIOD . Can you wrap your head around a dead planet???? Try thinking
Awesome review. I have the exact car 2016
No
Video sucks
Thanks so much for such a comprehensive explanation about the reality of EVs. Love you for that. The best part is that you are very realistic about all aspects, including the political one. Outstanding!!
Well done!
This series was amazing Anna. Thank you so much 🙂
1:31 Not a reality even. If everyone had an EV how could people even charge them because there would be lines and lines of cars waiting in line for a charge if there would be a million EVs in the city? It would take 40 years till most average folks could afford an EV. The reality is that combustion engines will live for multiple decades and we’ll see sports car manufacturers starting to embrace and fight for combustion engines like Aston Martin is already doing it.
I seriously dislike EVs. Never getting one.
Thanks For this good series Anna of EV, vs “normal “car choice I will have this on my mind for next time 😊 until then I will drive my diesel with good confidence 👍🏻
🤗😊😶😚
Voice too low, music too loud.
Yes, still dealing with some editing issues!
The perfect conclusion to the series Anna. This was very well summed up. Depending on your usage, home charging availability and type of journey etc will all play a part in the decision to consider an EV. A very good point about some public charging facilities being low light or no light in the dark where charging takes many time longer than a petrol or diesel, safety has to be considered as well. Very few reviewers have mentioned this fact. When a sleaze bag follows you to the car it can be a worrying experience at any time even if you are in a supermarket car park when not charging. With payment scanning or unplugging and storing cables added to the equation this could up the anxiety by an order of magnitude. In summary a great series for everyone who may be considering an EV and a well balanced approach to the pros and cons. many thanks for sharing, another top job.
It's remarkable that the whole "child slave labor" aspect of EV production doesn't even begin to trouble all the self-anointed world savers. Likewise, the fact that a malevolent, cutthroat, ruthlessly mercantilist totalitarian superpower that operates actual concentration camps and labor camps for dissidents and ethnic/religious minorities controls most of the necessary resources. Of which enough literally do not exist ON EARTH to achieve this "green transition." Sources like solar and wind will never be more than supplementals, and inefficient ones at that. These same wokescolds will harp endlessly on historic injustices that have been a dead letter in America and the West for decades or centuries, where everyone involved is either long gone or at best very, very old, for which more than sufficient amends have been made. Our history, sacred traditions, mores, indeed the concept of language itself, are under sustained day in, day out globalist assault. But atrocities happening right now, this minute, are waved away because it serves the social engineering collectivist agenda they're relentlessly foisting on all of us. As a wise person once said: "The carbon they want to eliminate is YOU."
No no no no!!!!!
Yes we all should. Immediately. Yours E Musk