Great video Thank you 🙏🏾

This is one of your best videos.

the best way to ensure you are not trapped in if hit from the side, the door system should have been mounted on a hinged emergency-use frame, which in case of the system not working would allow the passenger to unlatch the frame and open the door as you would in a normal car.

i wanted one (ambassador) LOL but no left hand steering wheel lool so i could not import one as for the corsa it didnt win because Indian people are very caution when spending their cash and they know that Japanese cars are the better choice for your their money in terms of reliability , cost of operation and availability of spare parts ,,,they look at all points and angles before putting down such a large amount of cash , well for an indian citizen who is working hard for his money atleast not including rich people ofcourse just look at them when they shop at mega marts, they dont buy anything they go for specific items and they tour the entire market looking for the best bang for their buck (best deal) and difintly dont buy stuff just to try it they have to be sure of the product before buying it they have been like since for ever

Why don't UK do the same? So crossing to France and mainland Europe for Nurburgring won't be awkward

At 76, I just bought a Tonka dump truck.

For starters, I wouldn't pay one penny to watch anything broadcast by the BBC. Let alone buy a "BBC license." No wonder Mr. George Orwell was British. Next, Quad is great, 6.0 never took off, 8.0 Octo is also cool, especially the type where you alternate between L and R channels as you go around the room from front-right. From any computer sound card, just set it at 5.1 and just connect 4 speakers, you will get either 4.0, or 4.1 if you also add a subwoofer. And with a 7.1 sound card, connect 6 speakers to get 6.0, or add a sub for 6.1. Easy as peasy.

I owned 4 of these, 3 126 De Villes in Adriatic Blue and a 126 "Brown" which was errr..brown. They were all nicely kitted out with a sunroof and corduroy cloth trim. No trouble with any of them and they were easy to service. The doors were heavy and contained side impact beams. Ran them for thousands of miles on motorways and around town, very stable and I never slowed for corners. I miss them!

I owned a 1970 beetle as my 1st car - it had the 1200cc engine so OK but not one of the lovely 1303S models! However it was great fun to drive and work on as an engineer in training. I paid GBP400 for it - sorted the gear change which needed a new Gear Shift Rod Guide Bush to sort out the wobbly gear changer, welded up the sills and installed new heater channels along the sill, changed the front wheel arches and sold it after 3 years of owning it for GBP400! Happy memories and today I own a T25 Caravelle so still enjoy the older vehicles. 🤣

Wow, your opinions are really lacking. Terrible.

Hi, any other methods charge mobile phones in the roomy?

I'm not sure about the UK but Americans started to appreciate taller cars because as an aging population we found tall cars were easier to get in and out of.

So incredible that this was used to feed a Altair8080 and had Basic in memory.

Dire Straits Brothers In Arms Compact Disc had to be DDD.

Didn't even mention the Safarikar

I'd like to see a return of use of the SPARS code on all recordings (including downloads) with one addition: The adoption of the letter "M" (meaning "Mixed Analog and Digital") to the code. "M" would indicate that an album contains both analog and digital recordings and/or mixes since an album can contain both. The track list could use a marker (such as an *) to indicate which tracks are digital and which are analog.

I think I saw that in the magazine when I was young and entered it into my ZX80, with a few modifications. Or maybe it was on my ZX Spectrum. Either way, that was a long time ago.

😢saudades das miniaturas que perdi agora muitos Hotwheels

Really like the look of this car and its practically I just wish the dash area was a little more modern looking. But it looks really early 2000s in its style with just the modern screen

Piaggio has the same problems as a British Leyland in the 1970's

The "full colour" version wasn't really any different to having coloured gel over a black and white screen, apart from it being able to turn all-red. Otherwise it just had fixed blocks of colour that worked like an overlay. Basically the output hardware would change the colour at set timings to create blocks of colour, like an overlay, or just leave it all red. It couldn't show colours wherever it wanted outside of the fixed blocks :) Must have caused pretty bad screen burn after a few years...

Who carries their pet monkey in a child seat ?

Wow, this takes me back to the Basic days on the Vic 20. I’ve been a .NET developer for 17 years now, but miss the creativity of having 3.5k to work with 😂

I have no idea who Bulova is?

Its incredible how far technology advanced without the common digital technology we have now.

This would look amazing on a limousine.

13:31 den Witz können nur Ostdeutsche bis Baujahr na ich sag mal 1983 verstehen. 😁

As an American, I've never encountered Sinclair computers in the flesh. I think I saw the four-line Timex Sinclair 1000 on a store shelf, that's about it. But I wonder if its keyboard was as painful to use as the Atari 400 I had for a while (before I gave it up for a C64, a much better fit). My fingertips ache even thinking about typing a small program on one of those.

Love the extra video. Not as polished, but more like a mate chatting over a beer. Thanks for this, really liked it - and the blu-tac caption had me laughing! 😂👍

I wanted a Schwinn so bad, to participate with my friends but my Dad was unaware which bicycle i wanted and saw this Raleigh and it was love at first sight and was even better than the Schwinn Chopper! Blew my mind at Christmas how he was able to hide this bicycle without me discovering it? I had a unique blue metalic Fleck paint Raleigh chopper with 3 speed shifter and the black metalic fleck vinyl stubby banana seat was unlike those in your documentary and wonder if my Dad had reverse engineered it? Nothing like it existed and my friends marveled how much more exciting my Raleih looked than their Schwinn Choppers. Every one stopped me desiring to ride it and make ramp jumps with it! Sadly i took it joy riding down a steep hill, and it began to wobble and increase unmanageable speed and i flew over the sissy bars and fell chin first into the pavement and deep laceration on my chin with blood vessels exposed and scrapes to my face arms kneas hands was rushed to the hospital. I suffered minor injuries with exception to surgically sew up my flap on my chin and my bicycle was all banged up. After that, i never peddled on that steep hill and eventually was given an older model schwinn with balloon tires with Wam-moe’s Var room motorised sound maker toy engine, but still liked using spring loaded clothes pin with playing card against the spokes making the sound of a motor cycle as the spokes inter mittantly flipped the playing card through the inter laces as the wheel spun around. (We kids were so innovative for our generation.) Thank you for sharing this documentary with us since i never knew all this info about this. Wish i still had the bike although at age 65 it deserves a younger audience of chopper bicycle enthusiests

I owned a 1999 several more

Mazda rx8 has suicide doors, but you have to open the frontdoor before the back door can be opened

Big mistake. Britain should have shut the rest of the world out.

I wonder if the "disappeared" Fourmore showcar ended up in Mercedes' factory collection

Two things to note on the Z1: You should really pull a floormat out and put it over the open door before getting in, the amount of Z1 driving around with scratched up doors is insane. Sand and dirt falls off shoes and gets lodged between the door and its gaskets. Also, at the time there was a law that a "doorless" car had to have a retention strut or chain in the opening. BMW didn't want that, so they invited the head of the TÜV to their testing grounds. He took a seat in the car and their test driver tried his best to dislodge the man from his seat. He failed, so the TÜV agreed that you couldn't be flung from the vehicle with the door open, and BMW got an exemption from the law.

Rather than these expanding pallets or acceleration roller zones, why would you not just use the "progressively faster walkways" idea but in a line rather than parallel?

Where does the luggage go don't they have a separate lift?

I saw this video, and as a Corvair enthusiast. I believe this also happened with the Corvair. Chevrolet or GM made decisions that lead to the production of the Corvair. It turned into an expensive dead end for GM to make. I think it's cool that Corvairs exist but from a business standpoint a car like the Chevy II would have been a better choice. I guess from an emotional standpoint I'm glad they did the Corvair. Sometimes companies can make wonderful cars from what starts out to be a questionable concept.

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Let's be honest - in another decade, this would have been Austin Power's Shagmobile, baby yeah!!

I have a huge penis! With this disability, please forgive my poor behavior.

Yes, they actually did lol 😂

What!? You are a Zeddy guy as well as a car guy!? Me too! Even though across the pond, the Zeddy was my first computer, and I still write games for it. Basic is for ******s though. Gotta do assembly on the Zeddy! Me and a buddy did a passable Donkey Kong (Zonkey Kong - its out there free with a google that runs on the real thing or an emulator like EightyOne - also free and best on a 16k ZX81) and are working on a high res (with sound) version of Robotron (Robotack) now designed to work with WRX high res and ZONX sound - implemented in the ZXPAND add-on :)

Air suspension was an option... Other's had done before, but was a premium feature.

Ah yes, the RCA of Japan. In the end, touting about how they invented VHS was all they had. I have 3 cassette decks built by JVC from 1984-1986. Built like absolute tanks and sound incredible. This was peak JVC from my perspective. Fast forward 10 years and it was all plastic junk. Another 10 years and the brand had all but disappeared and became irrelevant...again, from the perspective of as a consumer.

when Batman show went off the air it totally devastated me and my cousin

I had no idea. I wonder if with all the tech we have today a kinetic or bifold system might work. Sweet jesus we have robots fixin to walk around.. we should have fold down car doors.

I am either buying this, or a Nissan Caravan. I am 6'5" though, so... 🤔

Dont reinvent the door