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Sl73 and clkgtr + Isdera commendatore 112i = firts Pagani Zonda

That fz silhouettes the enzo!

I'd forgotten these 90s cars

I've never forgotten about the Callaway C12. I played with it at first on Gran Turismo PSP an it's been in my mind since. It's just amazing.

why does the narrator, pronounce the same word a different dialect or just not senseble in any way every time he reads it?

A car based on a Corvette with rear lights of Opel Tigra. That's weird 😄😄

According to Babvvo and Tebbvo laws in EU soon All Gas cars will be illegal!!!

It is "KAY-a-la'mi", not "kee'lami". Do some homework, FFS.

weismann you sexy thing with the anodized non reflecting paint in gun metal grey in in love & all that bmw technology let me sign the check ,

As I was a teen when they were made, growing up in Europe, I remember most of them well. Except for that silly 1 liter Cheap Ferrari.

I'm old enough to remember all of these. This is a well-done video. I never liked the looks of the Montreal even when it came out. The original Rivolta was more my taste. The Longchamp was made to compete with the Jaguar V-12 coupe and the M-B SLC coupes.

Cela fait regretter de ne pas avoir le permis.

I have seeen o even touched at least half of the cars shown. As I live in Switzerland many luxury GTs and sportscars were sold here. And people took care of those cars. The first Iso was a special design that I did not really like. The only one I saw in person was on a lot of an Italian mechanic. The car was extremely rusty and was strictly yardart. That was back in the Seventies. The coach built cars from Italy were beautiful but extreme rustbuckets. That makes survivors rare by now. It is a pity as cars from the Fifties and Sixties were incredibly beautiful

Italians are masters in car design, fashion and excellent food!

Me neither

AI should have learned Italian pronunciation!

Pronunciation of words in Italian was atrocious.

No, I hadn’t forgotten any of these cars.

Italians cars are the best

Work of arts❤❤❤❤❤

The V10 engine from BMW must have made this car very fast considering its relatively light weight even the M5 E60 was a killer of some supercars in its time and this one is even faster

I know I sound like a nerd and a bit of a dick for saying this but at 5:32 you said the Fighter S and showed a picture of a Fighter T

You forgot Connaught type D

Honestly the Ferrari 456 does not belong here!

The original, non-working Vector was the only cool model that company didn't make.

I remember most of these.

When cars were beautiful era.

4:49 f100 was not drivable?

Before you get too nostalgic, sit in the drivers seat of any of these best-forgotten-cars, and wind down the window. Good luck with that.

I think a few more cars deserved to be on this list: 1: Dino 356P Berlinetta Speciale 2: FZ93 Zagato 3: 512S Berlinetta Speciale 4: Ferrari-Colani Testa D'oro (possibly one of the wildest car designs in history)

Regarding the F50 Bolide, you got one thing massively wrong: there was only one static model made, which the Royal Family of Brunei refused and, therefore, never went into production.

Grazie 👏

One missing from this collection ... the Pininfarina Modulo, which was based on a 512 Berlinetta Boxer chassis, but had an outlandish "spaceship" body. Only one was ever built, but it's still in existence and still in running condition.

The 408 4RM really has a very strong resemblance to the 1st generation Honda NSX

Bolide is pronounced like ”Boleed”

Mira 1953 166 mm F50 bolide 365 gtc 4 1980 ferrari pinin 1953 Ferrari 625 tf 1968 250 p5 408 4rm

Looks like a "japanese" Ferrari😂😂

Most of the parts, especially the rear of Daytona SP3 was inspired by the 250 P5.

the last one was the silliest of them all. I did not like the M1 either.

Getting GT2 vibes anyone? :)

I'm so sick of watching videos that are narrated by shit AI that can't even say Bi- Turbo correctly lazy editing 😤😤

It's a shame they don't make anything new and inventive in 2024 like they did back then just the same old same boring crap over priced stuff, oh well

Where's the M5 estate with the 6.1litre v12 out of the McLaren F1

No room under the bonnet for radiators so they were put in the boot hence the air intakes

The Dodge Challenger most certainly was available as a convertible in 1971. It wasn't available in R/T trim, therefore eliminating the Street Hemi and the 440 Six Pack. The 440 4 barrel was not available in any 1971 Dodge or Plymouth E-Body in 1971. You could get the 340 4-barrel and the 383, 2 and 4-barrel setups.

I miss the Lotec Sirius. Nonetheless, nice video

i know one other that you don't know

All of these were futuristic gems in that era. Many of these look like a modern design even now. To think the Ferrari 456 was designed in the early 90's is mind blowing.

No Marcos 500LM

Jaguar tail lights looking like a British version of Ford Tempo or some other super cheap and lame attempt at futuristic of the late 80s early 90s, they also have the ridges like the MB e-class pre-96. That's the least cool car here but I'm not saying the rest are super car cool. The Ferrari with the pop up headlights is one of my favorite Ferraris along with the California with the gated 6-speed conventional manual. The strange body specs of the large displacement rear-mid engine cars is, IMO, strange and while not truly ugly, not really that attractive to me either, why the Ferrari California with the front engine v8 is beautiful. The one really attractive car on the list is the first one that I was convinced was going to be a Lotus, it's the least weird boat looking of the bunch, a bunch I'd be hard pressed to afford even an oil change on them.