He’s amazing isn’t he

@@IdealMediaChannel what car is the car in the title picture

@@christiangonzalez6438 LFA rendered with a Yamaha emblem

I also own a 115cc Yamaha and it's fun to drive despite being a little slow

​@@weesamexpress6730 you own an Rx 115? Am I right.

@@2strokepakistan933 its the Vega 115 in the philippines

@@weesamexpress6730 awesome brother, I also own an yamaha Rx 1983.

Same here, own 2 Yamaha Bikes, one 125cc and the other is 155cc

Especially the synthesizers the CS- 80 and the DX7. Yamaha commercial audio equipment is OK .

I have their snowmobiles motorcycles and can confirm they also make a bulletproof engine .

Yes, I have a Yamaha CR 2020 from the late 1970s that is still pumping Heavenly sound like nothing has happened to it through all these years. I hope that Yamaha gets together with Tesla again, and produce really new EVs worth of the Yamaha and Tesla names!!!!!

@@jorgerobles628 bad match... Tesla is a temporary fad. The big dogs have a better budget and operations ability to surpass and supercede the conman

I don't own a Yamaha instrument, but played several Yamaha pianos. I agree🎹🎶

Dont forget the legendary 4A-GE and they say they had a hand with the 2JZ as well

I have a 2ZZ MR2 Spyder. It's such a good combo!😊

@Marius Bajdechi I'm legit considering getting a VGT or an XRS for my next car. I live at high elevation and need forced induction, and today's cars are out of my budget.

@@OEM1 Indirectly. Yamaha worked on the 1JZ, Toyota then made an evolution on it to make the 2JZ. That's why you won't find YAMAHA markings on a 2JZ, but you will on a 1JZ.

I have a 2zz Celica. I have done a lot of work on my high mileage engine and have come to absolutely love the 2zz

Yamaha makes decent motorcycles and snowmobiles. and acoustic guitars but collaboration with Ford should have never happened. because it only made the worthless Ford's slightly better. FORD'S ARE GARBAGE!!!!!!!

And the Ford Taurus SHO

Didn't know that interesting little bit of information... Yamaha owns Bosendorfer

Yamaha is the Toyota of instruments? Most, and if not all most definitely the best ones, of the engines made by Toyota, have been designed by Yamaha. I would not say that Yamaha needs Bösendorfer to improve their pianos. But, the acquisition gave access to Bösendorfer's specific production techniques as well as their knowledge of which woods to buy where. In the same way, Yamaha did not need to buy Selmer Paris for them to design and produce great saxophones. The reason the grand pianos in the famous concert halls of the world have all been (Hamburg) Steinways, or at least these halls had a Steinway D available, is because the artist agency that had all the important pianists under contract was owned by Steinway and the pianists had a contractual obligation to in public play Steinway only. You'll see that in recent years, at the Polish annual best Chopin pianist "games" there now is a choice and 50% may go Steinway, while the others chose Fagioli or Kawai. The famous Austrian piano brand is called Bösendorfer and in that registered trade name the ö is short notation for "oe", so if you don't know how to get the ö in typing, then you can replace it by "oe" - in the German language, in correct computer implementations, the ö and oe are sort-ordered as equals. The same applies to ä/ae and ü/ue.

@@jpdj2715 thanks for the tips. I think I'll leave the spelling as is🎹🎶

The 1JZ was not solely done by Yamaha. Yamaha did the headwork for the 1JZ.

I owned a Yamaha Vision motorcycle (XZ550) in the early 80's. It wasn't called the Vision for nothing, because that's exactly what it was. Out of the crate it had carb problems and unacceptable fork flexing, but once those issues were resolved (cleaned out the carbs and added a fork brace), it was literally the stuff of dreams. I'll never forget that bike. Everything about the Vision was a delight.

Opening the hood on that first gen SHO was a thing of beauty

I concur (in my best Leo in Catch me if you can speak) that the engine was a thing of beauty if you will concur back that it was still just a polished u turd.

Can't have anything but respect for them, especially in the motorsport even though they are not a motoring focused company, they make arguably some of the best engines that have ever been made.

@@fs5866 Best just after Honda and Ducati.

@@stephanschroder6154 Ducati do not really stand at the top of anything, they only produce motorcycles and they are definitely not the highest standard, they are full of problems and unreliability.

They repaired pump organs first then after that they made their first organ. Torakusu Yamaha made his first piano in 1,900. If memory servs me right he was helpt by Kouichi Kawai who worked for Yamaha until 1,927 when he started making his own pianos. Typing this after playing a K Kawai grand piano haha🎹🎶

My first clarinet was a Yamaha.

My first keyboard was a Yamaha.

I owned Yamaha snowmobiles, I have two Yamaha acoustic guitars. and they have been decent. but I would never be interested in the collaboration between Yamaha and Ford. FORD'S ARE GARBAGE!!!!!!!

250s on boats keep oil in water out they are run forever not fast or slow but just strong reliability 😅

​​​@@user-sr9in2es8b I don't know man my stepdads 97 f-150 runs pretty well and is pretty reliable

Yea, weird. Wonder why.

I was gonna say

Also their M1 in MotoGP and Brabham BT58Y in F1.

Hell yea they screamed!! Me n a buddy would race people and usually blew their doors in. Big time sleeper car. Awesome.

I knew someone who had that car and that thing was very fast you always excepted the needle to stop but it just kept going faster

FORD'S ARE GARBAGE!!!!!!

They also make high end expensive instruments like the Yamaha CFX concert grand🎹🎶

Whats the car in the title picture

More like cabbage, because Italian cars crumble.

Will those engines work efficiently in a normal weight car? I'm thinking not really, based on the honda s2000.

It's their pursuit of perfection in small and intricate parts of instruments that translates well into legendary engine tuning. They basically build a grand piano inside the hood of the car

I also might have misheard, but I think he said suspension work for certain cars were by Yamaha, but I think it was a former Lotus engineer who did the work for cars like the AW11. Still Yamaha has some amazing hits.

It was designed by Lotus but built by Mercury Marine.

I came up with and installed a windshield banner saying SHOtime on my buddies SHO. So much fun racing unsuspecting people and blowing them away.

I had a Matrix XRS with the 2ZZ motor. Redlined at 11k and would hit lift at bout 9k rpm. The problem was these motors are high rpm and required the owner to drive and maintain it correctly which many of us didn’t; resulting in sludged motors that warranty had to cover. I did it once 🤣

And they helped with the 2jz my mann

I never had reliability issues.

Close. Yamaha worked on the 1JZ, Toyota made the evolution on the JZ with the various 2JZ models. That's why you won't find YAMAHA markings on a 2JZ, but you will on a 1JZ. Still the DNA is there. Toyota investing in Yamaha was one of their biggest moves for sure.

I would rather have something reliable for years than a go fast turd for months. Still have my '07 Rhino and use it everyday on the farm. I've also had polaris, can-am, and kawasaki sxs's come and go. They were fun, but just did not last like my Yamaha.

Hey Jay as a kid I had a 1981 yz 80 2 stroke dirt bike! I bought it old and it seized but got it rebuilt for a few hundred dollars and boy did that thing sing! Effortless power all through the rev range! I remember the ttr 125 good reliable bike! And in 2010 I bought my 2 sons a pee wee 50 yammy for them! They loved it till they got into pc gaming ! I then offered them a go kart and to my shock said nah and went on to playing there games! If my parents said do you want to a go kart I would of leapt with joy! Boy today's kids are happy to play a computer game over a go kart! Then I got rc cars for them that lasted 2 weeks then back to pc! Anyway have a good day when I saw you having a pee wee and ttr I had to say hello! Take care God bless Glenn! I'm a male this is not my iPad!

@@mareewalker1096 You know I was pretty big into computer games as well, but I still would have ran at the chance to ride. I was never able to ride the bike at my home though, so we would have to load them up and go to places where there are trails since I live in a very suburban area. So riding wasn't something I got to do very regularly. But I also was very into skateboarding. PC gaming is a huge thing these days, and there are lots of grown men & women playing games, but people need to learn to unplug a bit and get outside more. Thanks for the comment though, Glen. And yes that's interesting that we both had those models. Even today I try to go and ride when I get a chance, and I've been considering getting a street bike now that I'm a little older and less reckless. God bless you as well, and take care!

@@drownthepoor ha ha I could not ride my bike as a kid at home but there was a spot about 30 minute walk and dad said you can ride it there but you MUST push it there! Ha ha I pushed it far enough for dad not able to hear then I'd kick it over and ride the rest of the way! That turned to riding it all over the place till I got caught by cops! Lucky they did not take it they warned me! Still kept riding it to the spot but stopped riding it anywhere and everywere! It impressed a girl I dated for a bit ha ha! I learned to drive at young age as I had .family with a farm 12 years old! Anyway I started waking up at 1 am in morning and quietly get keys to dad's car and sneak out and push the car down driveway then roll down the street and start it and go joy riding with my mates! Around 15 years old! Kept doing that till I had an accident going to fast and had to swerve to miss a parked car and drove up onto foot path and damaged front suspension! I rolled the car down my street and into driveway and in the morning dad went to shop and as soon as he got home I new what was coming! He charged into my room and you can guess what happened! See my house was on a street on a hill so I pushed it out of driveway quickly jump in then roll down street and start it and coming I came from top of street switch engine off and roll down then had enough speed to turn into driveway then push door closed quietly and put keys away job done! Anyway pleasure talking with you Jay I thought you might like that story we had some fun back in the day! Hope all your family is well and happy take care God bless you all! Glenn from Australia!

@@drownthepoor ohh don't get a road bike to dangerous! My mate had both arms and legs smashed to pieces when a car turned out on a main road he hit the side of the car broke both legs both arms! When he came to his foot was next to his head ! It's not that you can't ride it's that people that don't look! See when you get to a intersection people are not thinking motorbike there only thinking cars! Even when driving along you look for cars you don't think motorbike! Very dangerous be careful if you do!

And I no longer ride but an old mate has a KTM 520 is it if I'm right! I no it's 5 something 4 stroke! That is a weapon! The power that 4 strokes have these days and rev like a 2 stroke! WEAPON!