5 Bizarre Cars You Never Heard of, That Were Decades Ahead of Their Time!
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Most people don't know but a lot of the technology you find in modern cars today has actually been around for several decades in older vehicles. Today I'll showcase 5 vehicles primarily from the 1950's that were way ahead of their times.
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Which one of these cars surprised you the most?
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*I get it guys, I mispronounced Riviera. 100s of comments saying the same thing won't make the mistake go away :)*
I watch a lot of educational car channels so I've heard most of these. The cyclone definitely is one of my favorite ones tho
The first one
I would love to see u Do a video of cheapest cars that have a 0 to 60 of 5s or less plz
Do. Ford anglia
Can you do another budget car video please?!!
The backup camera was great, but it took a week to get the film developed.
:-D
@@pgtmr2713 why did you put a nose on it? You sick fuck. This isnt 2008
@@NinjahPenguinZ……….wow, having a bad day there Ninja?
@@Johnnywhamo AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
@@NinjahPenguinZ that "2008 thing" will never die, why you should care about it?
“5 Bizarre Airplanes that don’t fly”
"and one road boat"
Yep.
That is art deco
Ekranoplan, that is one.
And a car that doesn't drive
Well done. I think the touch screen was dope for 86. But the collision avoidance system wins top prize.
I loved the Buick Centurion with glass roof. Imagine if they had electrically tinted windows and the glass could be darkened. It would have been an awesome car.
As for the Buick, well the same tech appeared in the Vector sports car as well. It was so intergrated, it looked like the cockpit of a fighter jet. And it was modeled to look like that. Also check out the 70s Aston Martin Lagonda. It a trip!!!
I thought my 2007 Lexus with touchscreen was amazing for its time then I drove a 98 LS 400 with touchscreen and I thought that was amazing, a car from the 80s with touchscreen is completely mind blowing
My mechanic just imported a 97 Lexus GS 300 rhd from Japan. The car has backup camera and a a crap load of modern features as standard plus a stock 2JZ GTE. So definitely Toyota had the features but just holding it back. EDIT: It's called a Toyota Aristo.
Not when you know the 80s was the,most advanced decade of the 20th century before the 90s and that point in history
Yeah, and its a Riviera, not a Rivera.
Tablet PC's were already popular in 2007, but the 80s?...
I remember a family friend getting one when I was a kid. That car seemed so amazing back then. He actually kept it until he passed a few years ago.
“The only minivan ever created that didnt scream I’ve given up on life and trying to get laid” 😂😂😂
I'm done with the internet lmao
LOL you nailed it! 😂😂
I like how he says it was considered ugly...............really?
He’s never seen bisimotos odyssey 😂
dj33036 .dj63010 It was...? Anything unusual looking is often considered weird or ugly. The Stout Scarab being the first ever minivan is no exception.
Did you know that gm had auto dimming headlights. No I'm not joking. When car approaches another car it turn off high beams in 1955. It was called autronic eye.
Imperial had them too.
Damn.
@@seed_drill7135 plus imperial had push button drive selector.
@@dkdanis1340 All Mopar automatics were pushbutton for a time. The first ones had a selector switch on the dash, then pushbutton and finally the ones on the column. Early 60's Imperials also had those square steering wheels and pivot out front seats.
Hey guys, do you remember the Mercury Turnpike Cruisers in the mid to late 50's that had a push button drive selector on the left side of the dash and a the odd shaped steering wheel? My parents also had a 65 Cadillac that had the automatic dimmers as well. I obviously wasn't driving at the time so some of the details are a bit fuzzy, but I remember getting in the Turnpike Cruiser one day and started playing with the buttons. After I got out of the car it drifted down the street and hit another parked car. Pushed the wrong button I guess! I couldn't sit for a week after that little fiasco!!!! hahahah
I had an 86 Riviera when it came out, they offered the touch screen option up to 1989 in the Riviera and offered in the Olds Toronado Toefeo in color until 1993.
I traded it for a minivan when I got married it was a great car and my first experience with the great 3800 v6!
The Buick Centurion wasn't the first car to have angled wheel blades for air cooling of the brakes - that award goes to Bugatti in the 1920s!!
Dam GM what happened to you guy's
😅
They even made an electric car in the 90s. But they killed it for some weird reason. GM was ahead of its time.
Imports are what happened. American consumers wanted basic reliable cars (namely the Honda Civic or Toyota Camry).
It caused GM (and maybe the other two big American automakers) to drop funding for innovation and focus more on sales pitches and the such.
They sold (us) out to bloody red China! That is what happened.😒🐍😥
GM is famous for making concept cars. They have always been chicken to go into production with a new Idea. GM is where good ideas go to die. They made prototype hybrids, electric cars, sterling engines, "Wankel" engines, fuel cell powered cars long ago. They never dared to sell any of them.
Cadillac’s collision avoidance system was taken from Packard. They pioneered it in the mid 50s and called it Radar-Brake
GM Engineers after that got busy inventing fidget spinners
VIDEO IDEA: CHEAPEST CARS THAT HAVE A 0-60 OF 5s or less
Excellent suggestion
Vw gti with mods....cheap+ 0-60 in 5 secs or under
(GONE WRONG)(IN THE HOOD)(COPS CALLED) (N O T C L I C K B A I T)
Probably a high mile mustang gt with mods.
When car designers came up with crazy ideas after smoking massive joints.
💀
That makes a lot of sense maybe that’s the reason why car designs these days look like shit.
No they were drunk. Remember the 53 Eldorado glove box
@@TA_Plus_Hemi What was the problem with the glove box?
Who know what highs they was on, or tripping on mushrooms > But it was a ideal some one put to USE That got to be constructive RITE and not destructive
Remember the stupid talking cars from the 80s. Think it was Chrysler. My door isn't a jar. It's a goddamn door
Was put on restriction for cussing out one those cars ...
Sounds like KITT
There were definitely a few BMWs from then that could talk; one time we had my dad's boss's car in our garage while he was on a trip with my dad - we left the car alone for the most part, but did open the doors a few times just to hear it announce "The door is ajar" in the tinny crappy sample rate voice they used. :P
Haha - yeah I thought the same thing when I saw this video.
Ajar is one word.
I used to have models of these cars when I was a kid and saw them at car shows back in the day!!!!! What great time to be a kid!!!!
Crash warning systems have been around for 60 years.
In a similar vein to the Centurion, the Koenigsegg One:1 and Agera RS models with the roof scoop have no rear view mirror or rear window, so the backup camera was your rear view mirror.
Another great video 👍🏾👍🏾. The 1950s was a time of automotive innovation. Other cars from the 1950s that were ahead of their time were the Ford Edsel, Chrysler C-300, and the Chevrolet Corvette Scaglietti.
The Ford Edsel? That thing was horrible! That car almost killed Ford!
The Edsel was a serious issue for Ford. They didn’t sell and had an abundance of issues.
Yes, the Ford Edsel was a commercial failure; however, it did come with a few innovative features such as warning lights, push button transmissions, and childproof rear doors.
Brendon Israel Yes, there were definitely some innovative features for sure. Ford based it too much on the Fairlane, which as well as the Fairlane sold; it had many failures with it’s ahead of the generation technology.
More Edsels were sold than the Cadillac Cyclone.
it seems almost as if the VW camper van was inspired by the Stout Scarab
Did you notice the engine in the Stout Scarab? It looked like a Ford flathead V8.
Wow!!!!!!!! I totally thought that some classic cars featured in this video wouldn't have up to date technology like we have today but I now know some of these technological features were already invented but forgotten about. Sometimes some car manufacturers want to try to hide this history, no wonder why some people never knew the history behind some technology that was already invented many decades ago. Good job Cristian for mentioning this, congratulations!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😊😊😉😊
Glad you enjoyed it :)
@@VehicleVirals I did Cristian keep bringing out great automotive content and by the way I know my UA-cam account is called "EvoEvan Nismo" but my name is Evan Blot nice to meet you.
Back camera in 1956 was quite interesting 👌
This shows that technology was way too much time ahead..
syed mahad English?
@@akmedia8206 english?? What do you mean by it?
syed mahad you cant speak English properly.
@@akmedia8206 i can speak but i don't show off by typing a whole paragraph of comment.
syed mahad you’re completely illiterate
To those who are interested: Vacuum Fluorescent displays which predated Liquid Crystal displays are not vacuum tubes, which predated diodes and transistors.
Entertaining and informative. Look forward to seeing more posts!
Great video! I was expecting to see the Tucker on the list.
I am beginning to see how much technology and innovation came from Buick. I always thought of Buick as big luxury cars and nothing more, but they got into the futuristic designs early. Great video.
Man, your channel is getting better and better. Love this "car ahead of its time" series. Some beautiful cars! The matrix reset and took away our creativity.
Super cool video that any true car buff can appreciate. Thanks for sharing it-I'm definitely clicking on notifications, but for now I'm headed to the channel to check out what else you have. Thumbs up.
Awesome! Welcome to the channel :)
Hi Christian. Just found your channel and subbed straight away. Great videos and I've plenty to catch up on.... Thank you for your hard work.
Welcome to the channel. Glad you enjoyed the video :)
How do I get my hands on a 1936 Stout Scarab? Oh my gosh that is the most coolest looking car in the world!
I know, " ...it was considered ugly at the time?" lol, because IT IS ugly!
Only 5 exist, all of them in museums. Good luck getting behind one's wheel :)
Were 5 only made? How many Scarabs were made of that year?
Someone should revive that Scarab design. Chrome and all. The interior can be upgraded with modern technology, yet have a very strong Art Deco influence.
The drivetrain should be either plugin hybrid related or full EV.
I assure you that in today’s day and age of pathologically BLAND and repetitive automobile design, a revived Scarab (externally identical to the original) would be a definitive sell out! 😌👍
datathunderstorm isn't that what the Volkswagen bus already is lol
Forgot the Chyrsler Turbine in 1963-1964. It was pretty much what no.4 should of been all along. It ran on anything as well. it was a shame it fell on the fuel scare and was scrapped, only a couple still exist. Jay Leno has one and sometimes takes it out for a drive.
Can't wait for you to blow up BIG your videos are good and well produced . Another great video man keep it up
From Leo: I have actually worked on Vidicon tube cameras of the late 1950's. The vidicon tubes then were not small, and the power supply, oscillators and amplifiers to support it were large, inefficient and generated a lot of heat. With a 6 volt system, common in those days, the generators would be taxed to try to keep that system operating for very long. The idea men were way ahead of the technology. Fun video, thanks for posting it.
The Buick Riviera also boasted higher insurance premiums due to having to take your eyes off the road all the time to find those tiny screen buttons.
Way to think it through Buick.
Cmon man trail and era at least they had a good idea it just gad to me modified
theres a reason why the 50's and 60's were considered the golden age of automobiles.
Ok boomer
This was awesome. Looking forward to your next production.
Great video, Didn't know most of these existed!
The ‘86 Buick is probably most impressive since it saw full production. The proto-types are very cool but who actually knows if those amazing features are actually fully functioning or just marketing hype? Very cool vid, I knew about a few of those but you definitely schooled me a bit, I liked & sub’ed.
5:32 .....it’s pronounced Riv-i-era not Rivera 🤦🏻♂️
And it's pronounced con-TRIB-u-ted, CON-trib-u-ted.
@@lawrencegenereux8567 LOL glad someone else caught that besides me!
I'm glad he didn't mention the bicycle. Y'all be on him like white on rice. With "Bie-cy-cle" lol.
@@elSandoval75 damn right
Clutch City he runs a car based UA-cam channel and can’t pronounce car names right so yea...
I remember seeing the Buick Riviera in the late 80s,I wanted one SO bad,but I was a kid without a job,it looked beautiful,thanks for the video,all cars in it are art.
Thanks for posting about the collision avoidance system. There was also a company developing automatic breaking in the late '80s and early 90's, but it never made it to the market. The airbag was deemed the safety standard. What a joke they preferred we get into the accident instead of avoiding it. I guess they were more interested in selling parts than stopping people from getting into accidents. Thank you for the video. I saved it into my favorites just to show a few people that I was not full of BS. The tech to avoid accidents is older than I first knew, but as I stated not profitable for Detroit.
Parents owned the Riviera. The wow factor was off the charts at first, but it's still a GM, meaning that cheap proprietary screen died shortly out of warranty, and Buick wanted 2k to replace it at the time. They spent the next several years driving with very limited HVAC and radio controls. What seemed absolute genius turned into the biggest failure because such an expensive part controlled everything. Also it was early 70s resistive touch technology meaning it was about as responsive as you'd expect that old for the late 80s screen to be. Even before it died, having to press firmly 2-3 times got old really fast, and after it died showed what a colossal blunder tech for tech's sake can really be.
Only the IDEA of it gives the Riviera any business being here, but it's poor implementation is an example of a huge GM failure of charging a premium price for old tech because it was used somewhere new. Thanks for reminding me of how badly we despised that effing car. >.
Some of these cars, and some features on the others, are no doubt still ahead of their time
Very interesting innovations. Top marks.
The Buick with touchscreen. That was more than a concept and was mass produced. So that is the most surprising to me.
Americans were so innovative back then. Now they offer large, heavy and powerful cars which cost less than their German competitors. They are not bad, but they were better before.
The only American cars now are "muscle cars" and odd models which nobody wants. Ford is dropping all but the Mustang, GM is struggling with it's electric and hybrid models, and Chrysler barely hangs on with the 300; almost all all the rest they offer are overseas designs. American automobiles died in the 80's when they refused to believe that the imported competitors were actually better cars which people actually wanted instead of the crap Detroit was offering us. Now they and us are paying the price for their stuck-in-the-past attitudes.
Hardly, measured against really innovative Cars of the Era. E.g. the Citroen DS.
Great video brother but you have got to slow it down a bit and take a breath. You have excellent information but you are cramming it in at a rapid pace. Edit the content a bit or just make the video a little longer to be able to get all of your dialogue in. Keep 'em comin, excellent job.
These cars were really fun to learn about, I hope to see a whole lot more from this website. Very informative, loved the video. I dig these kind of videos because cars from the old days out of Detroit and concept cars are fun to see and learn of. Thank you from Lafayette, Indiana.
Glad you enjoyed the video Daniel
Great video. Enjoyed it , thanks
Holden made a concept car in the late 60's called hurricane with navigation system in it
I’d love to have that Cadillac it’s gorgeous was it ever put in production?
Thanks for sharing this , it was very informative!!
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Very cool video and awesome bunch of cars. I had an 88 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo that was very similar to the Buick and had many of those touchscreen features along with self diagnostics and oil life meter that you find on today's cars. It had very cool flip headlamps as well as self leveling air shocks in rear. Car drove like a dream and was pretty fast for what it was. Not too good in rain or snow. Once raced a Monte Carlo SS with a V8 and beat it. The digital dash was ahead of it's time too. Digital speedo once reached 135 and had more to go. Not sure what it would have topped out at.
Good video. Like the content 👍🏻
Glad to hear it 👊🏼
the quality of your videos improve with every new one
Glad you think so!
Wow! What a super interesting video! Great job and I learned a few things!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Nice Vid !
I liked the Scarab .
Really Cool and way.y.y ahead of its time ...until the
1950 Nash with that
look- alike rear end, no ?
you should do a video on the top 5 cars driven by old people XD
That would be a good one lol
#1: pt cruiser
@@VehicleViralsnr 2, Volvo s80
@@theeurodriver3378 every volvo and almost evry MERC an bmw
@@theeurodriver3378 yeah
The US benefited from the end of WW2 as it boosted our economy greatly, hence why all the cars back then were so ahead for their time
Antonio Delfino Heck...Germany also begot a car or two ahead of their time in the 1950. Does this mean they benefitted from the war too?
Yeah no doubt.
Mercedes Benz had direct injection in production cars in the 1950s. Of course that was because of their experience with the WWII DB6XX series of aircraft engines
GM didn’t until 2003. That’s because carbs were cheap and so was fuel. Their advances in fuel injection were forced by government regulations, not innovation.
@@Bartonovich52 Good justification!
Well the French automotive industry was a wreck after the war, and was considered the most advanced car industry in the whole world before the time, we had 80 different brand of car and motorcycle, now we have less than 15
I remember my grandmothers Buick Rivera! I always thought it was amazing how far ahead of its day it was. The touch screen had its challenges but was super cool!
Great research on old cars. Ty
The firebird was not the first gas turbine powered car Rover's Jet1 was in 1950
The 1956 Buick Centurion is a concept car. 1 car in a musenum in Michigan.
They never showed if it worked or not.
Airbags would not added to sold cars unto the 70s.
Fantastic *presentation* , I'm 45 and never knew that about the *Riviera* .... 👍🏿
I remember while checking out car stereos at Installations Unlimited in Syracuse NY in the mid 1980’s on display they had a head unit with a TV screen. I thought cool that would be to have it, only to think later on how distracting that would be. It was a small display about 1” and probably tuned into local television stations. Thank you for your video.
Dont forget Tucker
ArabianKnight7771 was looking to see if someone else mentioned it. I saw one driving here in Australia a couple of months back. Stunning car!! 😍
Yooo hey Chris how ya doing hope ur feeling good my fave was the 2nd one it looks like it's in a sci-fi movie
I'm good man, thanks for asking! And yes I agree!
Didn’t know about the early Harvey Earl rocket car. Nice!
Great job. Very interesting stuff.
James Bond theme intensifies...
Had a Reatta with the touchscreen, and the functionality went much farther than the typical functions. You could display the error codes and almost all sensor input voltages. You could turn off individual injectors and override the outputs...so you could, for example, test the IAC by forcing it higher or lower. It had the ability to take a snapshot of all parameters if something weird was going on. I'm guessing there's a secret way to do the same thing with current vehicles....that someone will post I'm sure...
OBD 2 eventually came along. But you need a diagnostic scanner, and the ones with the full test functions that may allow programming are a lot more expensive.
Cadillacs thru the 80's to early 2000's allowed you to do diagnostics and some control functions thru the Climate Control system. Eventually they removed the ability to interface that way, but it may be back by now...
We had a donated Reatta when I was in tech school in the early 90's. It was pretty cool
My first ride was a 1984 Maroon Buick Riviera, w/ white rag-top and a sun roof. I absolutely LOVED that car, and miss it dearly.
I liked the cyclone. I've been around almost 6 decades and don't recall ever seeing one. Very cool.
Love the 1986 Buick!
On the Driver's side of the Deck lid, I noticed the Macintosh (Apple) Emblem.
Was that from the cars owner, or did Macintosh produce the "Touch-screen" technology for GM?
Great informative video!
Thanks,
Thomas
Port Orchard, Washington
Must have been something the owner did, apple had nothing to do with anything buick
Possible Jobs and Wozniak definitely thought outside of the box.
I knew everything except that the Buick rivra had a touch screen also did you know gm wanted to put a back up camera on the c1 corvette
My 1st ride was a ‘89 Buick Riviera, when I was 19 in ‘03. It was awesome!! Everything original until the transmission stopped working in ‘08.
There's no Sonic Boom at 200 miles an hour
True, but I bet that bich screamed!
lots of 90s cars were ahead of their times in terms of reliability/durability
if anything they where more reliable than todays cars even.
Creepin closer to 100k subs
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this was indeed awesome information!! i loved the design of the 86 Buick Riviera but couldn't afford one at rhe time. :(
Excellent presentation, covering a wide swatch of tech devopments across various mfgrs. Cut my teeth on any and everything automotive, and I appreciate your presentation on the Scarab (as a forerunner of our minivan design). Add Bucky Fuller ' s DYMAXION concept in a upcoming segment,
Yes, cold -war auto design carried on from Harley Earl's obsession with military aviation aerodynamics (ever see his LeSabre and a North American F-86 Sabre side by side?). Keep ip good work. I will view all wiyh enthusiasm!
Sonic boom 717MPH not 200...
HUMOR, DUDE
David No sonic booms are allowed at decent parties!
The 16 likes were Chevrolet employees. Don’t worry
1 like for your comment, don't worry just a fast-n-furious fanboy
Good stuff, and great narration - thx!
Great video, thanks for posting.
old cars had amazing tail lights
I thought when he said the zanterian didn't have a gas tank I thought he was going to say fusion power dang I've been playing fallout too much
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Two cars that was new to me was the XP 21 and the Centurion, very interesting features on these cars. Enjoyed the video.
You’re hella right about the texting and driving situation its crazy because i bet NO ONE was distracted at all in the 80’s
You're the only few you tubers that I look forward to uploading a video keep up the beautiful wprk👍👍👍
Thank you, means a lot :)
He mispronounced sooooo many words. It was hard to watch.
Like Rivera instead of RIVIERA.
Well, everybody is focused on that one for some reason but there were a ton of mispronounced words.
Minor faux pas on the mispronunciations, of no consequence. Interesting video👍👍
Who cares you whiny fucking bitch
In a museum I saw a 1940 something Hudson made sometime while the factory was converted for WWII production. It had a standard/automatic/semi-automatic transmission. In standard mode you shifted and clutched yourself, in automatic mode it would shift (moving the stick shift) and clutch by itself, and in semi mode you could just move the stick and it would clutch for you. Pretty amazing car, one of a kind.
Great content
The 1986 Buick Revera surprised me the most.
Wow! Talk about being left behind! I really wonder now what they have now but we won't see for another 50 years. A touchscreen in the eighties!!! Wow!!!
And the touchscreen is much more responsive than the ones used today! 😅
@@VehicleVirals please find some of these! I'm sure a lot more is out there!
@@VehicleVirals that's the most advanced decade 0f the 20th century before the 90s
How about the 1937 Audi Stream line Type C with the V16 engine ?
Whst about it?
Check out part 2. It's in there
I had a 1972 Buick Rivera with a 455ci 3 died automatic (floor shifter) with leather bucket seats. It was Navy Blue with a white Landow roof. The most noticable feature on this car was the shape of the back window and made the car look like the Batmobile. Damn I loved that car. I had stage one heads, Ken Bell headers, Edlbrock high rise intake and 750 double pump Holey carburator in it too.
Well researched and very entertaining.
ibm had touch screen in the 80's tho. not a big deal BRO
Damn bro, where all these subscribers come from? I came in at 15k
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@@VehicleVirals The channel is still underrated. Keep the good work and it will pay off soon
Lol it says 5.1k though🤣🤣🤣
The Riviera engine was mounted side ways, and it was Front Wheel Drive.
That's the way I remembered the car, I could be wrong it's happened before.
This is an addition to the other innovations.
Thank you.
My 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP had heads up display - I loved it. It was like a jet fighter. You'd think it would be standard equipment by now - but no car I've owned since that one has offered it as an option.