This guy has it out for inertia and the laws of conventional physics. I like him.

Malcolm Bricklin is a genius and my automobile hero! I grew up about a mile from John DeLorean (who my dad worked for in Pontiac, Michigan) at "PMD" which stood for Pontiac Motor Division, and even though DeLorean had all the money in the world at his disposal from General Motors to design cars, Malcolm Bricklin was so far ahead of the curve and built cars that look amazing and modern today with a pittance of what GM spent and I would love to own one today.

Mesmerizing story by a fascinating man. His struggles that were followed by going bankrupt made me very sad while still admiring his strong will.

Love Mr. Bricklin. Just learned about him. He had a chance to take a very dishonest turn during his pending bankruptcy from a corrupt Canadian premier. That dishonest turn could have made Malcolm's life much easier, -and he didn't take the bait. That's what I call: balls. Good for you Mr. Bricklin.

Awesome interview! You need to interview Barrie Wills. He worked for Delorean, Reliant, and other quirky cars....and he worked with Malcolm in the 80s.

Thanks so much for posting the full interview! He is such an interesting man.

Thank you for posting this! I could listen to Malcolm for hours! I like business guys like him, they'll give you an education you just can't get in school! Knowledge from those who live the life is the best!

extremely interesting dude.... thanks for sharing the whole thing.

What an amazing guy to listen to. I hope him the best with his cars. Of course, here in Argentina we'll never get anything he builds, so...

Looking forward to your next video!

Great interview with Malcom, automotive history.

looking forward to more AutoMoments. you’re almost at 40k.

I love that Dude! Bricklinsv1 has always been one of my favorite cars!

Absolutely fascinating. Malcolm comes across as a decent chap and really interesting. Thanks for making this! Excellent as ever! Keep it up.

What I really dont understand is why AMC agreed on a deal to sell Bricklin the 360 engines in the first place if they saw it as a threat to their own sales.

Good on you for sticking to you're guns, too many people just clickbaiting for views. Loved the show dude

This guy was living it . From the ground up.

You had me at Windsor 😎

Very nice interview with a very interesting man, thank you! However your logo should be bigger.

It's 100% the doors.

The original Brickin video was awesome. This is just showing off. LOL just kidding bro. Your shit ROCKS!

Fascinating interview. They do not make them like Malcolm anymore. Just one comment, ADD closed caption to the reporter's questions as the audio is very low.

I would have worked for this man for free just for the opportunity to build the Bricklin .

I can't believe a video maker can setup a shot so well like this and mic up Malcom so well and still seem to be oblivious to the fact that if THEY are going to be the person asking the guest questions, people will want to HEAR the questions being asked. Don't you have TWO microphones??? I've stopped halfway through the video to write this. I guess I'm going to watch the rest of the video because Malcom Bricklin is very interesting and charismatic, but I'd like to be able to HEAR the questions that Malcom is answering without having to back up the video and crank up the volume just to hear you.

Any uploads coming? It’s been awhile.

Met Malcolm twice at the Bricklin car meets. The car itself, while not fast or built well, is still fun to own. Cooler than a stupid Corvette which any twit can have and not gimmicky at all. Malcolm also brought Fiat to the U.S. as well.

Do you have yugo for sale

Salesman to the core. I get it now.

Even Malcolm knew Faraday was a scam XD

I am looking for buy yugo we all go

Should've changed the labor laws to further limit unemployment benefits.

Con man. The Jim Baker of the automotive world .

So true planned obsolescence ... ugh. Design expense into the cars.

Malcolm probably does not drive a big 3 Car ....

This guy was always a total joke, just like his namesake car and HIS Yugo. He never was a real auto expert, just a pretentious fraud.

Just an ugly car

It's clear that most of this guy's admirers weren't around or weren't paying attention in the 70s. Bricklin is a fast-talking con man. No more, no less. Even in this interview, decades later, he's passing the buck. Have the decency to grin, stare at the camera and admit you're a lying con man who got rich separating fools from their money.

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