The biggest failure ever but selling 2x more than rivian and 4x more than ev hummer...
@lazygamer474617 минут бұрын
I just want ashtrays and lighters back in cars.
@eddyeddy3449 минут бұрын
People buy trucks just so other truck drivers think you are cool? wat. lmao
@javianbrown8627Сағат бұрын
You know the real answer is because of popup headlights
@benjystrauss2524Сағат бұрын
Is it really worse than the Ford Pinto?
@valcastillo4958Сағат бұрын
This guy never even mentioned the fox body or the cyclone. 😢
@staschs13583 сағат бұрын
The Citroen (French automobile) has had suspension technology since, at least, the 1950s. Worked great, and made changing tires simple and somewhat magical.
@beck42183 сағат бұрын
Matt ain't buying the Musk reality distortion field.
@caddy_v32773 сағат бұрын
I am lucky enough to be a caretaker for my godmothers Hagerty grade 2 89 miata that is currently up to 32k original miles. Her and her late husband owned and showed clastic British cars and had several E types over the years. She bought this miata in 2015 at 14.5k miles. It is super tight and I encourage everyone to try and find an all original one with no power steering to try out.
@JR-tc9xm4 сағат бұрын
buy a Toyota. the gas milage and lack of repairs make them the best trucks ever.
@TerrenceNowicki4 сағат бұрын
Someone needs to coax that guy who pushed Elon down the stairs out of retirement for one last job.
@chickenbreastieswithtestie76114 сағат бұрын
What is the white little car at 6:40 - 6:48
@dexterhooch45704 сағат бұрын
About re-gen braking - Audi e-Tron has that. Even though break pads exist on the vehicle, every time you press the break pedal the regen is used to slow the car down, thus significantly reducing the wear on the break pads. The break pads only engage in emergency breaking, and when re-gen maxes out, but you keep pressing the break pedal further. AFAIK you can drive e-Tron to the ground and never replace break pads, since they are actually barely in use.
@caddy_v32774 сағат бұрын
My godmother and her late husband collected classic British cars and at one point had 3 E types, a kit jaguar ss, and a 1953 Austin Healey 100. For a few years the powder blue E type was the most all original/ best in show on the east cost US. They really did have wacky gear boxes and NEEDED to be double clutched all the time.
@delphinusphokaena5 сағат бұрын
Is this the same reason we no longer have wagons available in NA aside from a few high end German offerings?
@MexicanSpinach5 сағат бұрын
What was your issue with his statement on regenerative braking essentially replacing brake pads? My friend drives a Model S, and with the regenerative braking preset he has selected, he essentially doesn't need to brake; the deceleration from regenerative braking alone is nearly sufficient for all stopping/slowing, drastically decreasing the wear on the pads.
@hvacdr5 сағат бұрын
small v6 trucks are great can tow approx 5500 lbs man i have to say you are the most logical person or one of them that i have ever seen especially on youtube. youre a hero my man i watched your recent cybertruck video and you nailed it all on the head better than i could have for sure. you picked up on what i knew and added more to it. with all the fake news going around i cant believe human logic still exists anymore. but he we have it.
@teddyshepherd28545 сағат бұрын
Do I have a choice between the cyber truck and mumps?
@peteraugust52956 сағат бұрын
Elon: "Hey, Im a billionair that has never owned a truck in his life and never transportes anything, I know what you need!" Working Class: "I got what I need, its an F150." Elon: "Nana, F150s are for the working class!.." Working Class: "But... But, I am working cla..." Elon: "Hear me out, I got what you need, it is stainless and semi bulletproof! its so cool!" Working Class: "come on Lindsay, lets get lunch"
@ichosethishandle6 сағат бұрын
What's the red SUV at 3:12?
@gymkhanadog6 сағат бұрын
12:53 I love how that guy winds up all seriously, starts to swing hard and then slows the hammer waaaay down before it hits. Also looks like it has a plastic head.
@swamptard6 сағат бұрын
As I've gotten older I've realized all that I need in life is a small affordable pickup.
@kerolokerokerolo7 сағат бұрын
Using Marques B. as an example of integrity is totally nuts. He is the most biased, non-critic reviewer I've ever seen. He does exactly the same this Hagerty guy did when reviewing Apple products. He is unable and unwilling to make any kind of ciriticism towards apple products, he wants to keep his good relation with the brand. I'm astonished by how many people can't see how extremely biased he is. Very bad example.
@Swarm5097 сағат бұрын
If you want to feel how big trucks are getting compare them to small sports cars, especially the MX-5. I know people with MX-5's that have nearly been run over by trucks and have to act like they are on a motorcycle with regards to blind zones. Go on the Miata subreddit and you will see posts daily of crushed/smashed cars from trucks not seeing them, even if they are directly in front of the truck. Honestly at that point I doubt they could see kids around them. Also my dad has been in construction and driving trucks since the 1960's. Till recently him and his working buddies considered a truck disposable, just another tool to be used and junked once bad or past its life. These days I know many people who own trucks and will not haul things, they don't want to damage them. These people are the majority, and when a truck costs 80k to 100k (Canadian) I don't really blame them. If I was working in construction I would get a large commercial style van for daily use, no reason to get a truck unless you have to tow something.
@skydayang7 сағат бұрын
My first car was a 1990 Acura integra 5 speed manual that i bought when i was around 18 years old and the car was around 26-27 years old at that point. i drove it for about 5 years before the motor went. i miss that car and im looking for a 90s era japanese sport car to buy.
@danparsons65667 сағат бұрын
A piece of crap vehicle from a piece of crap human being...
@DavidBrown-bs7gg7 сағат бұрын
Can't argue with how epic the 2004 Ford GT looked
@dale48537 сағат бұрын
Why do you say that “it just went into production”, when in English we say “it had just GONE into production “? Where are you from?
@redbatch1008 сағат бұрын
Seems like a great reason to repeal the epa
@peteraugust52958 сағат бұрын
Think of the toyota Prius owners from southpark and crank that to 9000. Then you have an idea of the average cybertruck owner. Not only is that car a joke, the people that actually paid for it are one even more so. And funnily enough they dont realize it.
@eltorro8 сағат бұрын
The 90s were great. I had a '95 3000GT SL with 209k that still ran fine when I sold it in 2023. I also had a '98 Grand Prix GTP with 248k when the transmission went out.
@momojinsei8 сағат бұрын
while I agree with everything, there are few things that make it hard to own a 90s or 80s car today it's the fact that many of them have rust issues by now and if you live in an area like me (EU) where they inspect cars for rust on a yearly basis, it is a pain in the ass to own a rusty car. To add to that, prices of decent rust free 80s and 90s cars have gone through the roof in the past few years. Even examples with some rist will go for a price of a 6 year old car. Another thing is, parts are getting really hard to find for vehicles that are 25 or more years old now. I own a 1997 Honda CR-V and I am considering selling it and buying a 10 year old simple small car without too much tech in it
@chuckascher26658 сағат бұрын
People seem to think it’s pretty dang cool. Crowds and near accidents any time one is in the wild.
@MiataND39 сағат бұрын
That's why I purchased a Miata😃
@smokeybandit97609 сағат бұрын
Btw the "ques" in Marques's name is pronounced like the "ques" in queso, not like quiche. But anyways great video!
@midsein9 сағат бұрын
OMG "Looks like a gigantic hotel ice machine" I laughed out loud, that's SO accurate, that's exactly it, couldn't figure out what it was reminding me of lmfao
@LOGYBEATS9 сағат бұрын
america is just straight up anti competition when it comes to vehicles
@jeanphare83189 сағат бұрын
I like the retro vehicles but the Cybertruck looks dumb.
@DoctorSween10 сағат бұрын
I hear you on trading that S-10 for the Mustang. Oooff. Young and foolish is a malady we all suffer.
@MillennialMeltdown10 сағат бұрын
My wife has turned me into a Pavement Princess with her new Maverick. I must admit it is pretty in hot pepper red metallic.🌶✨️🛻
@modifierle10 сағат бұрын
Being born in the 80s and not getting my license until the early 2000s I was able to take advantage of all the used cars from the 90s and late 80s that had that rock solid reliability. Back then the "beater" car was the best value for anyone who just started driving. When my kids are ready to drive I doubt their will be anything comparable on the road for them.
@AlphaShark11 сағат бұрын
HEY! I LOVE DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE! ...The rest of the video was good though.
@monsterguyx632211 сағат бұрын
Sure, Cybertrucks may look ridiculous, but on the other hand they are also very poorly manufactured.
@jdjdjejdjdjdjakwk163211 сағат бұрын
I live in Franklin TN it’s so annoying seeing people daily drive a dually truck or big f250s for no reason
@schadowizationproductions620512 сағат бұрын
The bed has become to small for a useless second row of seats. If it's supposed to be used for a family just get a normal car. Except all of your family does construction work together.
@rubonz771413 сағат бұрын
Id agree that the late 80s/90s were the best decades when it comes to development but the 2000s were the best decade to actually buy cars imo. You had all the awesome options, 90s cars were cheap, 2000s were awesome.
@Nomav2213 сағат бұрын
Cars today are better than the 90s we have electric cars and trucks now capable of free solar charging… idk why you actually think obsolete technology is somehow better lol but we have decades maybe even centuries before EV’s are even peak.
@jakobheileson671814 сағат бұрын
Agreed. I have 01 Mustang GT (Pretty much the same as 96-98), and that thing is perfect. Durable engine and transmission, simple mechanics and tech, great sound, underrated looks, etc. And I only paid 5000 for it. Definitely a lot cheaper to maintain overall than a brand new one, and it always puts a smile on my face. When I look at cars to buy that I can really afford and know they won't leave me stranded, 9 times out of 10 I'm looking at cars from that era. Really couldn't get much better than the 90s.
@matthewirizarry846714 сағат бұрын
When politicians get involved, everything goes to shit
@cikame14 сағат бұрын
If common sense was removed from my next vehicle purchase, it wouldn't be anything made in the last 15-20 years.
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The biggest failure ever but selling 2x more than rivian and 4x more than ev hummer...
I just want ashtrays and lighters back in cars.
People buy trucks just so other truck drivers think you are cool? wat. lmao
You know the real answer is because of popup headlights
Is it really worse than the Ford Pinto?
This guy never even mentioned the fox body or the cyclone. 😢
The Citroen (French automobile) has had suspension technology since, at least, the 1950s. Worked great, and made changing tires simple and somewhat magical.
Matt ain't buying the Musk reality distortion field.
I am lucky enough to be a caretaker for my godmothers Hagerty grade 2 89 miata that is currently up to 32k original miles. Her and her late husband owned and showed clastic British cars and had several E types over the years. She bought this miata in 2015 at 14.5k miles. It is super tight and I encourage everyone to try and find an all original one with no power steering to try out.
buy a Toyota. the gas milage and lack of repairs make them the best trucks ever.
Someone needs to coax that guy who pushed Elon down the stairs out of retirement for one last job.
What is the white little car at 6:40 - 6:48
About re-gen braking - Audi e-Tron has that. Even though break pads exist on the vehicle, every time you press the break pedal the regen is used to slow the car down, thus significantly reducing the wear on the break pads. The break pads only engage in emergency breaking, and when re-gen maxes out, but you keep pressing the break pedal further. AFAIK you can drive e-Tron to the ground and never replace break pads, since they are actually barely in use.
My godmother and her late husband collected classic British cars and at one point had 3 E types, a kit jaguar ss, and a 1953 Austin Healey 100. For a few years the powder blue E type was the most all original/ best in show on the east cost US. They really did have wacky gear boxes and NEEDED to be double clutched all the time.
Is this the same reason we no longer have wagons available in NA aside from a few high end German offerings?
What was your issue with his statement on regenerative braking essentially replacing brake pads? My friend drives a Model S, and with the regenerative braking preset he has selected, he essentially doesn't need to brake; the deceleration from regenerative braking alone is nearly sufficient for all stopping/slowing, drastically decreasing the wear on the pads.
small v6 trucks are great can tow approx 5500 lbs man i have to say you are the most logical person or one of them that i have ever seen especially on youtube. youre a hero my man i watched your recent cybertruck video and you nailed it all on the head better than i could have for sure. you picked up on what i knew and added more to it. with all the fake news going around i cant believe human logic still exists anymore. but he we have it.
Do I have a choice between the cyber truck and mumps?
Elon: "Hey, Im a billionair that has never owned a truck in his life and never transportes anything, I know what you need!" Working Class: "I got what I need, its an F150." Elon: "Nana, F150s are for the working class!.." Working Class: "But... But, I am working cla..." Elon: "Hear me out, I got what you need, it is stainless and semi bulletproof! its so cool!" Working Class: "come on Lindsay, lets get lunch"
What's the red SUV at 3:12?
12:53 I love how that guy winds up all seriously, starts to swing hard and then slows the hammer waaaay down before it hits. Also looks like it has a plastic head.
As I've gotten older I've realized all that I need in life is a small affordable pickup.
Using Marques B. as an example of integrity is totally nuts. He is the most biased, non-critic reviewer I've ever seen. He does exactly the same this Hagerty guy did when reviewing Apple products. He is unable and unwilling to make any kind of ciriticism towards apple products, he wants to keep his good relation with the brand. I'm astonished by how many people can't see how extremely biased he is. Very bad example.
If you want to feel how big trucks are getting compare them to small sports cars, especially the MX-5. I know people with MX-5's that have nearly been run over by trucks and have to act like they are on a motorcycle with regards to blind zones. Go on the Miata subreddit and you will see posts daily of crushed/smashed cars from trucks not seeing them, even if they are directly in front of the truck. Honestly at that point I doubt they could see kids around them. Also my dad has been in construction and driving trucks since the 1960's. Till recently him and his working buddies considered a truck disposable, just another tool to be used and junked once bad or past its life. These days I know many people who own trucks and will not haul things, they don't want to damage them. These people are the majority, and when a truck costs 80k to 100k (Canadian) I don't really blame them. If I was working in construction I would get a large commercial style van for daily use, no reason to get a truck unless you have to tow something.
My first car was a 1990 Acura integra 5 speed manual that i bought when i was around 18 years old and the car was around 26-27 years old at that point. i drove it for about 5 years before the motor went. i miss that car and im looking for a 90s era japanese sport car to buy.
A piece of crap vehicle from a piece of crap human being...
Can't argue with how epic the 2004 Ford GT looked
Why do you say that “it just went into production”, when in English we say “it had just GONE into production “? Where are you from?
Seems like a great reason to repeal the epa
Think of the toyota Prius owners from southpark and crank that to 9000. Then you have an idea of the average cybertruck owner. Not only is that car a joke, the people that actually paid for it are one even more so. And funnily enough they dont realize it.
The 90s were great. I had a '95 3000GT SL with 209k that still ran fine when I sold it in 2023. I also had a '98 Grand Prix GTP with 248k when the transmission went out.
while I agree with everything, there are few things that make it hard to own a 90s or 80s car today it's the fact that many of them have rust issues by now and if you live in an area like me (EU) where they inspect cars for rust on a yearly basis, it is a pain in the ass to own a rusty car. To add to that, prices of decent rust free 80s and 90s cars have gone through the roof in the past few years. Even examples with some rist will go for a price of a 6 year old car. Another thing is, parts are getting really hard to find for vehicles that are 25 or more years old now. I own a 1997 Honda CR-V and I am considering selling it and buying a 10 year old simple small car without too much tech in it
People seem to think it’s pretty dang cool. Crowds and near accidents any time one is in the wild.
That's why I purchased a Miata😃
Btw the "ques" in Marques's name is pronounced like the "ques" in queso, not like quiche. But anyways great video!
OMG "Looks like a gigantic hotel ice machine" I laughed out loud, that's SO accurate, that's exactly it, couldn't figure out what it was reminding me of lmfao
america is just straight up anti competition when it comes to vehicles
I like the retro vehicles but the Cybertruck looks dumb.
I hear you on trading that S-10 for the Mustang. Oooff. Young and foolish is a malady we all suffer.
My wife has turned me into a Pavement Princess with her new Maverick. I must admit it is pretty in hot pepper red metallic.🌶✨️🛻
Being born in the 80s and not getting my license until the early 2000s I was able to take advantage of all the used cars from the 90s and late 80s that had that rock solid reliability. Back then the "beater" car was the best value for anyone who just started driving. When my kids are ready to drive I doubt their will be anything comparable on the road for them.
HEY! I LOVE DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE! ...The rest of the video was good though.
Sure, Cybertrucks may look ridiculous, but on the other hand they are also very poorly manufactured.
I live in Franklin TN it’s so annoying seeing people daily drive a dually truck or big f250s for no reason
The bed has become to small for a useless second row of seats. If it's supposed to be used for a family just get a normal car. Except all of your family does construction work together.
Id agree that the late 80s/90s were the best decades when it comes to development but the 2000s were the best decade to actually buy cars imo. You had all the awesome options, 90s cars were cheap, 2000s were awesome.
Cars today are better than the 90s we have electric cars and trucks now capable of free solar charging… idk why you actually think obsolete technology is somehow better lol but we have decades maybe even centuries before EV’s are even peak.
Agreed. I have 01 Mustang GT (Pretty much the same as 96-98), and that thing is perfect. Durable engine and transmission, simple mechanics and tech, great sound, underrated looks, etc. And I only paid 5000 for it. Definitely a lot cheaper to maintain overall than a brand new one, and it always puts a smile on my face. When I look at cars to buy that I can really afford and know they won't leave me stranded, 9 times out of 10 I'm looking at cars from that era. Really couldn't get much better than the 90s.
When politicians get involved, everything goes to shit
If common sense was removed from my next vehicle purchase, it wouldn't be anything made in the last 15-20 years.