Yeah in 90's car you have a relatively narrow I beam in your left side, but nowadays it's huge. You can lose entire car behind it when you are entering traffic circle for example. of course it reinforces roof and chassis integrity but still, visibility has gone. Can these beams be narrower, but still safetier than 90's cars? A little puzzle to the car manufacturers.

@@markussuuronen9558 the reason behind the requirement of thicker, stronger pillars is due to useless drivers that insist on driving recklessly causing accidents

This and their entire list is why I love my 2014 Mustang. Last of the old school design Mustangs and incredible fun to drive.

Very true. Pillars are so bog not and windows are now slits

Yes lol in my 98 accord, i have 360 degrees view and can see the ground pretty close to the car altho im sure its a tin can with strength.

There will still be internal combustion engines in 20 years. Big oil will make that happen

Electric motors are still engines Mr wizard. Engines are just machines that turn power into motion.

Kahless 01 wrong. Engines run on combustion and electric motors run on electricity. Not the same thing, especially for car guys.

Lol I thought the same...😔

True

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Goku Uzamaki what’s that full moon thing ??

@@ianvasquez5714 it was a joke

It’s safer and unsafer

I'd rather prevent an accident in the first place than fair better while in one

Big Mac cap I would rather be safe then sorry

Omg yes, i keep on barely seeing people or othee cars becaus eof this in my ford fiesta. Iofte have to lean forward/backward to be sure that there is no person/other car where i wanna go when turning. Well, at least it still has a regular handbrake. And wights less than 1000kg. (I mean, it has 60hp and more would just make it a struggle to drive. My dad's 96hp car weighs more and drives worse and somehow accelerates slower than mine)

@@dgs266 That's a pretty selfish view. You'd rather have a higher risk of running into someone in an car that could be smaller or older or even someone on a motorcycle in exchange for a minor increase in your own potential safety. Also not everyone wants to drive around in a 6000 lb shitbox with poor visibility. Not everyone wants to be on the road with people who feel it's OK to fiddle with their phone or dig through the 87 menus on their infotainment system while driving because they believe their mini-tank will keep them safe.

Come on kids, it's time to get a new, silent and sexy electric model. *

Oh, and actually *owning* them. You see, all future cars will be owned by Elon Musk

Shit, I was going to say "manual transmission" but you're probably on to something with all the self-driving rubbish that's seeping into the industry.

the smell of actual fuel and exhaust, instead of freaking air freshener and the vomit that you just can't get out of the carpet.

@@emilybarrance6460 Actually, I really believe by 2025 someone is going to make an electric sports car that will really push you back into the seat. The question will be how far it can take you on a single charge.

these days maybe they are bad but my 2005 Holden Commodore never had any issues with the electric windows, still work like new

LOL TE MAMASTE!!!

Proton has left the chat, with a broken roof

Nissan: “there was a chat?”

@@aussiebattler96 Right mate

He has achieved the next level of Canadian-ness. He chose to silently exit rather than further interrupt the video being made.

Literally seen that part and read this immediatly after

This feels so true. I drive an old crown vic, having a full size spare is so nice compared to the wifes bottle of tire inflator that came with the car

I remember the shock on my dad's face (He's an old-skool Ford man) the first time he saw "full sized spare tire" touted as a feature.

yesss!! my father used to own a pajero and my mom does until now, and it's so much fun and such a big weight lifted off your shoulders when you have a spare.

That's not the manufacturers fault, but the fault of the authorities around the world, as they are pushing really hard for better fuel economy

Depends on what car you buy my car is top of the range from Holden and it has a full size spare alloy and tyre but the bottom few in the range don’t I have a couple of mates who have bought full size spares

Jasper O'Malley I’d convert right away.

*Yes* , we need a Church tour

I bet that James has an organ above those windows 6:47

Yes church tour please

I wanna attend.

I think the Manual was more deserving

@@SimplyStatistical You can deal with an automatic transmission. Electronic e-brakes are non-negociable.

With a Manual you can still slide like like with a handbrake. All you have to do is clutch kick, steer hard to one side, then quickly countersteer.

hah mine doesn't have an ABS even. Dream to drive.

My friend's grandpa had a car with ABS - absolutny brak systemów (translation from Polish absolute lack of systems). The only thing he had was steering assistance.

Me too! Team manual shifts with actual handbrakes, no abs though! HAHAHA

Me too, 2000 Civic EX, handbrake and manual G6 Civic when they looked right...

Same with my Miata.

Driven RWD cars my entire life, used handbrake once or twice in my life. Useless fucking shit.

@@DuBstep115 lol like this comment. Must not drive a manual.

DuBstep115 Not useless when living in the alps… I’ve seen parking spots where a cliff would have been the less complicated option.

I hate the new parking brake

The new e-handbrake, so much easier to repair than those stupid old cables.

It really just depends on your point of view. Average Jane doesn't want heavy steering, a loud exhaust, and a bunch of wind noise. From her perspective, modern cars are way better. Also, modern cars are very reliable, it's just that there are a lot more little electronic gremlins that can go wrong. These days reliability means how many times you have to take it to the dealer because your heated seat stopped working, not because you were stranded on the side of road. If Toyota was to build a new car that had a 4-cylinder engine with no auto stop-start or cyclinder deactivation, a 6-speed transmission, manual windows, no infotainment, normal gauges, manual locks, etc the thing would probably easily last 300,000 miles with modern manufacturing techniques. Look at how reliable hybrid powertrains(especially from Toyota) are now. Finally, I'd say at least part of the issue with cost is that nowadays everyone wants pick ups and SUVs. You can get a very nicely equipped, spacious, comfortable, refined sedan brand new for under $30,000 OTD. However, everyone wants a $40,000 SUV the second they pop out a kid.

Modern cars are faster, that's about it.

Tanmay Jamwal average joe/jane is 99% of car buyers.

It's all about fuel economy everybody wants a fast car but also wants to save gas 😂😂😂 idk and you also got brands like bmw and Mercedes putting more plastic and also rising prices

Some are more reliable some are less reliable.

It is

Jerome Bafaty will you also miss the 30,000+ fatalities caused by human drivers every year?

@@briancates3576 Thats such a weak argument though. Literally anything in the world kills ppl. If we were to go by just how deadly something is then no one should be allowed to own a knife...

Zed Bot While I understand your point, you’ve made a very weak argument of your own. People aren’t being killed by knifes by the hundreds literally every single day. If you filter those knife related deaths into accidents and deliberate, the comparison becomes even more ridiculous

@@briancates3576 And what is your point here? Suppose this 30000 fatalities caused by human drivers each year are a large amount, what if the self driving cars in the future somehow got hacked by terrorists and all start malfunctioning and crashing into buildings or each other, wouldn't their be more deaths? Stating that driving isn't good because of some of the fatalities, and self driving technologies should take over is just using the bad aspect of one thing to completely deny its entirety

FreshlyRotten yea. To put cars into a single single that can be hacked and messed with is something I’ll never mess with. I’d rather drive a 1998 civic with cut springs than a 2030 no steering wheel electric car

I think the D steering wheel obsession is fading. Cars are now going back to normal.

Remember when people weren’t douchebags

There not round because people got really fat and they need that room to be able to get in their vehicles.

@@Cynical496 there was a time when people werent douchebags?

ThomasLaang oh yeah

You don’t have to miss physical buttons on all of them. I got the 2020 Hyundai Sonata and while there’s a touch screen on top, EVERYTHING else is flicking up or down buttons or turning wheels. It’s beautiful and simply designed.

Heeeeeadliiiiiiiights!!! Pop up, up and down headlights!!!

Mo powa,babeh!

Come on kids, it's time to get a new, silent and sexy electric model. ,

So, I wasn't the only one who sung! A man of culture I see

with a lever!

Doesn't work very well.. especially if the tread comes apart!

Agreed, I hate NOT having a spare

I think that spray is there so the company can make more money selling you full wheels instead of you just buying tyres because that spray is a pain in the arse to work with

Is it not common to have spares anymore? I have a spare.

Air-headed Aviator no now they either give you a half spare which is basically a really thin spare tyre to save space or a inflation kit where you spray some plaster stuff into your wheel and inflate the tyre it ruins the actual wheel while doing so though

Modern manual transmissions don't go clunck when I switch gear unlike old ones... I miss that :c

I dont miss that at all. Driving a manual in traffic is miserably annoying. Id trade off ever seeing a manual again to just have traffic cut down half

only true in the us

Automatic beats manual in daily usage 100-0. I don’t get it why some people still loves manual?

@Brayan Velez well yea but most european drivers use manuals

that's 100% the worst reason to advocate for manual park brake. learn to engine brake lmao

@@fabiob7261 maybe he likes the click on the hand brake

@@plantxvibe9571 maybe he likes the click of handcuffs, idk It's still overwhelmingly brain-dead Don't speed Don't play with something that can lock your wheels while speeding at night After a comment like this, probably don't drive at all There's a lot of reasons for liking mech park brakes, and I agree with the click, but "I can pull it when I'm speeding at night is not one

@@fabiob7261 i was saying the obvious You are the informative one😂 So in a case if he pulls it little up nothing bad would happen Try it out in a simulator and see

Oh good it wasn't just me!

@@BigHeadClan Nor me.

Back in the 80s when I was at Ryerson and Internet was only in the Universities, we already knew Bill Gates was a fake with his DOS system when we were reformatting his PC's to run Unix. He's one of the big players to allow internet to be taken over by Corporations.

That part really got me laughing hard!

Outliers throw off the average. And guess what a lot of market prices tend to be set by?

they are the same price when you account for inflation.

Cool? No. They may be really good but they're anything but cool.

Starship Teddy ok mr ford fiesta

@@starshipteddy9871 why the hate though, love every cars equally, each got its own charm :D

Come on kids, it's time to get a new, silent and sexy electric model. -

Miata Is Always The Answer...

Same here, newer cars for me is so fucking boring for the most part...

We have different ideas of old.

We have a 1987 Mitsubishi L300.... So old it can even handle 20 people

ahh 2005 GTO... back when Holden made good cars instead of trash.

the ventilation one is taking it too far.

I love knobs because I can adjust them in complete darkness without distracting myself ffrom the road, just touch the right knob/wheel and adjust the settings.

RIP in pieces.

The downfall of lightness in cars happened so that has to be said.

@@mrflippant rest in peace in pieces?

Manual windows... my god. I've worked in enough fleet vehicles in the summer to know you're nuts. Having to take your attention away from the road to turn a crank... I've also seen them break after some abuse.

@@Hobinator17 haha what are you talking about? You can crank the window without taking your eyes off the road. The worst that could happen is explaining why your left arm is jacked more than the right.

Come on kids, it's time to get a new, silent and sexy electric model. '

@@giths19 The passenger side as well whilst you're driving?

@@giths19 i personally find it quite a bit more distracting than just hitting a button Edit: maybe annoying is a better word. But I've found myself weaving in my lane a few times when cranking rapidly

hahaha I'm going to use that for everything. Conspiracists have won.

I loved that part too, hahah

@@MishMoves ☻

Lol that made my day

it's not funny

Damn bro thats so nice

I almost cant belive that it is 2019. That is so nice i hope hyundai will keep it up

Werid my brother has a 2016 accent and the gauge is a screen.

@@lodyinmy932 it was probably optional to have a screen

You are completely right. I love my Giulia and still always get excited every time I get in the seat to drive it. No reliability issues with mine so far either.

Its a beautiful car. But Im sure it will get unreliable, just give it some time or kilometers

My house doors can be left unlocked no problem. My CAR doors though, have about a 100% looted rate if you forget to lock them by the thieves that make frequent 3am runs through our neighborhood to scavenge for valuables. Lost my favorite battery pack out of the console literally last night/this morning.

I've heard that Canada has more per capita car theft or at least comparable to the US. Maybe it's because some people don't lock their cars 😂 (PS: I'm not American)

...that person is probably at a hair salon.

His mom

LOLOLOLO

Never had a car with that, but I wish

Will be? It IS a gem. Keep that baby forever.

Lynda Hammel wich car is "Avalon"

@@Comrade420_ the successor to Toyota Cressida.

Eventually you wont have a choice. I doubt by the year 3000 you would have been able to maintain a vehicle or find one from the 1900's or early 2000's.

Gm Rivera i doubt he’ll be alive

Gm Rivera imm what lol

@@gtgokujr 😂

@@gmrivera8608 I highly doubt that anyone reading this will be around in 980years

His shirt was was impressed me ;)

Morgan Gregory long live the Tremec!

That's a Getrag. Which is a huge problem.

I envy you

Same. Got a 19 in Oxford White with the manual and actual parking brake. Awesome🍻

They aren’t abandoned it’s just most of the features you mentioned are archaic or only used on base model vehicles

@@nazidoggo5463 yep But car doesn't have an airbag though 😔 also these are endangered species now 😣

@DaReble Yes in my village I'm person who have mannual transmission and non power windows

nah I'd rather have a hologram cgi car

Not far off, But that's also the fault of the typical owner now. I'm now in my mid 40's. Back when I was a sprog, having a car was the norm. If you didn't have a car you were a nobody ! A car was a tool to adjust your adrenaline levels, Something to show off to mates, A way to display your individuality to the world, And (If you hadn't crashed, broke, or immobilised it somehow during the weekend) a way to get to work on Monday. Most of the new generation of "Drivers" are so disinterested in cars that they see them as in the same category as a dishwasher. To them a car is just another "Consumer durable" that's there to do a job. They don't care about how it works, They only resent it when it doesn't. It's colour is more important to them that it's handling. They couldn't tell you if it had ABS, PAS, or traction control, But they DO know where the iPhone USB plug goes and how many cup holders it has. A big proportion of them have all inclusive lease deals for their car so they don't have to even think about servicing, MOT's, Tax or insurance. If it needs a service, A person turns up at their home or work and does it while they're doing something else. If it get's a puncher they call someone out to fit the spare (Because they don't know how to do it, And it look "Technical"). A lot of their generation are so disinterested in cars that they never even bothered getting a driving licences. They prefer to travel by taxi because it feels more trendy, Bus because they don't know any better, Or bicycle because they're an irresponsible prick who doesn't care about or follow any rules of the road !

Yeah, because of inflation. New M5s are still the same value, the currency just got weaker.

Pramay boooo! Who’s in charge of the money!