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No mention of Hotrod from Transformers G1?

Wrong! They sold 86,007 280ZX's in 1979, the most EVER in a single year. I know, I bought one brand new off the lot. As far as handling, the ZX was actually stable at high speed due to real wind tunnel testing. Hell, even Paul Newman drove a 79ZX to victory so calling it's handling poor is laughable. It's honestly a real car and with it's 21 gallon fuel tank was perfect for being "driven". Funny how people today just regurgitate old crap stories and have zero real world experience in what they put out on the web.

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6:26 Why are the Illinois state Water Survey records in Russian?

those are....not good numbers for the quarter mile or 0-60 mph

the AMG models' naming scheme, makes no sense

I would put some flag or something like that on the antenna on top, so Trucks dont miss and drive over you in bumper to bumper traffic. Other than that, in a European city that tiny thing is great for getting to work and managing to find a place to park, and I guess it has quite good gas mileage, basically what the smart for to is made but fun and unique and not shit. And when you get some open road you will feel about to lift up before breaking the speed limits❤. And I am 100% positive its a chick magnet😎

Interesting. Just wish it was narrated by a human

Capitan Daimos?

"To determine the remaining space in the basement levels after accounting for the concrete, let's first calculate the total volume of the basement levels and then subtract the volume of concrete used. 1. **Total Volume of Basement Levels**: - Each tower's footprint: 208 feet x 208 feet - Depth: 70 feet - Total footprint area for one tower: 208 feet * 208 feet = 43,264 square feet - Total volume for one tower: 43,264 square feet * 70 feet = 3,028,480 cubic feet - Total volume for both towers: 3,028,480 cubic feet * 2 = 6,056,960 cubic feet 2. **Volume of Concrete Used in Basement Levels**: - 225,000 cubic yards of concrete were used in the basement levels of both towers. - Converting cubic yards to cubic feet: 225,000 cubic yards * 27 cubic feet per cubic yard = 6,075,000 cubic feet 3. **Remaining Space**: - Total volume of basement levels: 6,056,960 cubic feet - Volume of concrete used: 6,075,000 cubic feet Interestingly, *the calculated volume of concrete exceeds the total volume of the basement levels.* This discrepancy suggests an overestimate or misunderstanding of the volumes involved. For a more accurate figure, the volume of concrete used should be confirmed against reliable engineering records or documentation. In practical terms, some of the concrete would have been used in structural columns, walls, and other areas, which may not account for the entire volume calculation. Therefore, a more precise assessment would require detailed architectural and engineering data.“ - ChatGPT How can a computer figure this out Two Decades later? Just ask the right questions.

Pontiac stands for poor old nibba thinks it’s a Cadillac

August 2004, it was my runner up choice. Ended up with a 7 yr old 97' C5 instead

This cat was available on auto modellista and the jiotto caspita

Michael Jackson's car.

It was far better than the Lexus LS but Americans wanted a big chrome grill like Benz on the outside and wood on the dash inside. Infiniti overestimated the American public.

Really good video. Comprehensive and interesting 😅

IT CHUD HAD MENIMAM OF375 HO NAU THEAST AREOL CAR ENEY TIING ANDOR 325 WONT CAN'T .💪🇺🇸

HONDA ACCORD ….Ohhhh Come on…check out Car & Driver 😊

Studebakers were not uncommon in our area in the late '50s-early '60s. My uncle had a '57 Silver Hawk in a beautiful red that was very impressive. He had it for a couple of years and then had a white Avanti for a about a year. Now that was awesome looking and attracted a lot of admiration. It reminded me of a spy car. I enjoyed this detailed look into their story especially about Raymond Loewy and the Palm Springs 'getaway'. Palm Springs was so nice in those days. An Avanti would have been perfect to cruise in.

Yeah very original :P Its not like it looks like an "Lancia Stratos Zero" from 1970 :P even the name LOL. Or the iconic "Lancia Stratos"

Nissan really missed on this one... they could have developed a 4 door version of it as well. Oh well, things that might have been...

Finally found the right person 💎💎✨️✨️

The toy company’s name? Modelo

It’s fucking rad

I thought this was a Russell Mulcahy joint from just prior to Highlander.

I still have to this day, the catalogs and the VCR tape Nissan would provide to potential customers.

Great info. But the speed of your speech is so dificult to understand at times. Tou need to slow down a bit.

The more i watch this video, the more bullshit i hear....

Lol. Where did you do you reseach? This is why the internet sucks. All your info is wrong. Minaru is great, but don't confuse him with the other "hayasi's"

Great video. I wish all content creators had such good annunciation and pronunciation, flowing, strong and clear. Excellent work all around👍

This guy’s lisp is thick…

Got a 1990 Nissan 300zx in 2004 20 years later, she’s still with me!

The Studebaker, like the Bricklin, was buried by import taxes after they moved to Canada... Studebaker was ahead of it's time in many aspects. But,....

This is very interesting but I always thought the house looked like a single wide mobile home made out of glass and steel. It looks quite uncomfortable and all but unlivable. As for the flooding....my son and daughter rented a tiny house near a lake that would sometimes flood if there was a heavy rain. The owner of the house had it raised up on a taller foundation and installed stairs. It worked well to keep the house safe and dry. Both of my children live in very nice houses now, but they still look back on that tiny house with great fondness.

Whomever told this gravel-mouthed fuck that he'd make a good narrator...well...just shouldn't have.

can't have anything nice... :(

It looks like Corvette C3

That car turned into the Opel GT built in Germany and sold through Buick dealers.

GM's internal friction was too much, they were sabotaging their own developments.

Anyone got any links to other zx s130 videos like this?

$278,000 when adjusted for Bidenflation.

Hard to believe any profits from all that metal they were almost giving away !

Didn’t Pontiac make their own engines ? The 326 was not the same block as a SBC ! The Firebird 400 did not have the 350 that was in the Camaro ! The 389 and the 421 had nothing to do with the big block Chevy ! Help me out Folks !

50 years later. and GM still tends to suck ass.

88mph they were onto something there the exact speed for temporal displacement all they needed was a flux capacitor every time traveller knows 88 is the key speed for time travel

A great design. I bought the '91 NA with no T-tops (aka the slicktop), in Aug 1991. The real "base" model. I still have it and love driving it.

I have a fond memory of sitting in the prototype at AutoExpo back when. Difficult to impossible as I am quite tall. Rather sure that I still have a brochure somewhere.

My 1st love of cars was the z32 red turbo seen in the movie timecop with Jean Claude van dame. My 1st buy with my own money was a 91 white pearl na z32, and my dad used it more than me. Then, I went to a Z34, base model gun metal grey 6 spd. And I still have it. When the Z34 came out on need for speed, I made a vow to get my dream car. I was lucky enough to drive some at my old job in my early 20's. I have made so many mods to my Z34 from suspension, aero, basic power mods, and wheel tire set up. My Z has taken me to the high and lows of my life, and I wanna live long enough to be able to enjoy it as long as I can.

*I haven't purchased a GM Vehicle in 25 years and that has as much to do with how GM killed Pontiac as it has to do with the Garbage they've been building since the 1970's. There are rumblings that Dodge/Chysler/Jeep are about to go extincnt...I'm thinking General Motors Automotive Division isn't far behind them. GM's Build Quality is some of the worst on the Planet* *BTW...Who taught you how to speak english?*