Fury Road Cars vs REALITY
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In this video we'll take a look at how Fury Road cars performed in real life.
Cars of Fury Road are insane, but those looks come at a price. Some of those cars looked amazing on screen but were a pain in the butt for the mechanics and they didn't perform as well in real life. In this video we'll take a look at top 5 cars that caused some issues for the production crew and also have a quick look at cars that were too dangerous to even appear in the movie!
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Intro: (0:00)
The Gigahorse: (0:54)
Cranky Frank: (3:15)
The Peacemaker: (6:04)
The Gigglehorse: (9:05)
Moon Buggy: (10:27)
Outro: (12:19) - Розваги
Mad max is more of a car movie than what The Fast and Furious franchise is now
I mean, the last Fast and Furious movies aren't car movies anyways. They're family movies.
@@SyukriTheFury nothing is more important than family.
Fast and Furious is shit Mad Max is way better
Please, don't call F&F a car movie. That load of crap is for people who don't know anything about cars, and don't even like them. It's for children, who go "Vrooom Vrooom" when they run around the house with toy cars in their hands.
fast and the furious is a cgi cartoon series
The reality is that they actually built all these cars, that alone is beyond bad ass. Props to every builder who had anything to contribute to the cars
Adam White talk about a dream job
No. All this vehicles actually built purely for looks only. No car engineering involved in making. In reality they undrive able nor practicality. Just junks.😅
@@kakiwayang508 did u watch the same video look at the Giga horse twin supercharged big block v8
@@kakiwayang508 you literally cannot combine 2 non stock supercharged engines on one drive train and a new transmission as well as same with the welds and metal work, all of that had to be fabricated. You don't even know what engineering means. Go read a book
@@mappy-5934 we watched on film only. I never seen this car perform alive. It's more movie props which normally works well on camera but in reality they just cosmetics.
The fact that cars are junky and kind of dangerous actually fits the setting and its crudity.
Authentic crappiness
What doesn´t exactly fit the setting though is the immense amount of maintenance they require and the complexity that went into some of them.
@@1I2am3Dani4 Nah, that fits the setting too.
Did you not see they had entire cast system devoted to driving and maintaining them in the film?
They'd be changing out parts and modding specs around the clock, it was their religion.
Even had a car carrier to pickup the ones that blew up from flying too close to the sun...
agree on that!
@@1I2am3Dani4 immortan joe had an entire mountain cavern full of workers though. He has a warlords resources. Personally I think they could still pull off an apocalypse look without having cars that have so much complexity, like the dual engine car or the tank car. It would take it back to the Road Warrior. But the hybrid cars are so artful to look at and think about. Each car in a sense is reflective of it's punk rock driver.
"So where should we film this movie?"
"Depends, which country has the least safety laws?"
America or Australia
@@hahahaha6372 America actually has some pretty stringent safety laws. We have what's called OSHA.
@@user-wd5mx9ec3p Wasn't most of the vehicles scenes filmed in Africa?
@@hahahaha6372 try south america... lel
MeatHook that's correct cause most of the places they wanted to film in Australia were heritage places
They're not cars, they're express trains TO VALHALLA, SHINY AND CHROME!!!
WITTNESSED
WITNESSED
Ride eternal brothers
WITNESSED
WITTNESSED
The more I learn about fury road, the more I'm amazed that the movie even exists.
Wonderful video!
And probably why we may not see 'mad max the wastelands'
@@dr2stroke611 theyre filming once the pandemic allows it. it was set to start filming like 2 months ago
@@jjperceval They're doing another one?! YES! I hope they bring in Mel Gibson some how!
@@firefighteruppy9121 they wont
@@firefighteruppy9121 Mel's uber old dude. The timeline of max still portrays him like a 30 year old, it wouldn't fit mel.
Mad Max car designer : “Ha Ha Ha Pencil & Car go brrrrrr”
Engineers & Driver: *[Sweat Nervously]*
it’s 2021 and everytime i see a “go brrrr” joke i lose a fucking brain cell
Haha comment memes go brrrrr
@@Airfryer208 brrr
Bruh
@@Airfryer208 same
FINALLY. I've been waiting for someone to make a video like this for a while, and explain exactly how they did the gigahorse
No you haven’t
JYD GigaHorse build when? lol
Didn't expect to see you here
Dude I was just watching you wtf
@@maxpower7992 I. Am. Everywhere
witness him, algorithm
*A brand new viewer, making the sign of the V8*
Witness!!! /_\
SPRAY HIM WITH CHROME!!! WITNESS!!!!
When I die, it better be in a mad Max vehicle then you can witness me with silver spray paint
As my mechanic said to me 30 odd years ago none of the cars from mad max would work in real life scenario as they would fall apart within first month. The only cars we would see out in waste lands and anywhere else would be a Toyota corolla those bastards will keep on working
While a lot of them are covered in silly decorations, they actually did work in real life scenarios for years. Most are based on off road race cars that were bought up from the market in Australia for the movie. The Mad Max 2 cars were the same.
@@rubikmonat6589 mate I'm from Australia myself and I own a blown xb also. That thing is so annoying at best if it runs good for a month it will throw a issue at me next month. I replaced ball joints 6 times in 3 months as they kept failing the gilmer belt would come off now and then and temp would go mental time to time. They aren't really that great for a everyday car ha ha.
As I said give it a month and without parts store open no one is running around other then corolla drivers as they bastards are bullet proof
@@jamiehope4580 Yup, bunch of ball bearing(ETA: turbo) modded 4 cylinders. Probably with blow through carb setups, to avoid dealing with ECUs, just a guy with one of the last high temp thermometers to measure EGTs, he's the guy that can tune your car right. After that, just needs enough power to roll around with some welded angle iron here and there for bullet deflection. No reason to have armored car worth of weight slowing you down, given that ammo won't last that long.
@@th3R0b0t Yeah, IRL there would be a ton of 4-cylinder, 1,6l cars, with some old 4x4 here and there and that's it.
The perfect cars would be carbourated vehicles from the 80's (quite simple, yet reliable, not too refined, with decent fuel economy) too bad most of them rusted away. I used to have Fiat Cinquecento 900 - it lasted for 2 decades and its 900ccm engine was nearly unkillable and maintenance-free and would run on pretty bad fuel too no problem.
the Toyota pickup is already the workhorse of third world combat zones.
"there is like 150 of them and there is no time to do them in one video"
*insert shut up and take my money -meme*
Let’s be honest, in a post apocalyptic world only one car will have survived. And that’s the Toyota pickup.
Or, if you in Russia, a Lada.
I did imagine two Toyota stack on another Toyota with a 2 turbo charged engine and a long exhaust pipe stick to the back with occasionally shoot flame.....
Or a Toyota Crown Tokyo taxi
Yea.... If you can even recognize them. One thing for sure, they would gut the body and make it into something else, and the engine will become an abomination of BS.
Good old R-series.
Well researched and nice you have all the correct names associated with the vehicles. Yep the Ripsaw / Peacemaker was a total nightmare. Right from the first trial drives at Penrith Sydney it was impressive but this always comes with a price. It was a never ending chase the broken bits to keep it moving.
You pay only half the price, you will get only half the fun. Or better, you will get half the work.
What if the thing was overpriced?
it's a little disappointing to hear some of the designs didn't make the movie but the thing we should remember is this movie had a ton of crazy cars on screen so the silver lining is they were responsible enough to axe the more dangerous or unreliable vehicles...
You mean the chrome lining...
@@Julio-it1pl the rusted chrome lining lolz
They would just be green screens if disney made the movie.
Yes; no passion.
There is a lot of cgi in the film though.
@@Tony-1971 But not where it counts, right
@@dawnkeyy
Im a long time fan of the original mad max movies, specially the first two, but I didn't like this film. I liked the opening scene though. As car-wars movies go I much preferred the 2008 movie Death Race over this film. Miller said he is now going to be making a Furiosa movie. I'd argue that that's exactly what Fury Road was too. Miller has said himself that he is a feminist. Im not interested in that stuff. I just want a movie with cool cars/chases and crashes. The cars in Fury road were like something out of the wacky races cartoon.
@@Tony-1971 Okay
What I meant was, the staple of the movie is cars, and them blowing up. All of that was done using practical effects. Which is, most people would agree, cool.
This is great. The cars in this movie were characters themselves. Waiting for part 2!
I don't understand why those Movie Cars didn't have a Huge Diecast Line... I would have brought all of them...
I would have loved it, but i think all the small details would have been a pain in the ass to recreate on a 1/18 car
@@nfsmaniac03 Check out "AutoArt" diecast
@@TimeisReel thanks i found them on ebay :)
I just ordered an interceptor 😁😁
I work in an auction place. We sold a 1:18 road warrior interceptor last week
Basicly post-apo hot wheels...
Of all people that doesn’t know this, they were really built
And destroy it
anyone who watched a second of this video would know that.
@@its1899 Well how would anyone know? It's not like the narrator mentioned the cars were fully functional at the start of the video.....
@@MrTim223 literally watch a single second of the video you absolute dumbass
@@MrTim223 That's exactly what he mentioned, he stated (In paraphrase since I'm too lazy to find the exact moment) "The director needed these vehicles to be functional"
I have a friend who had what was believed to be terminal cancer they had a local fundraiser/party for him his sister reached out to George Miller and he arranged to have four or five of the cars from the movie be there for the day/night absolute legend
All that and a misdiagnosis? Is he still with us then?
Believed to be? It either was or it wasn’t.
Thanks man.
You're documentaries prove that Mad Max is not just a movie. I wish more people watch this.
Now this is what I've been waiting for
im ready for the next dozen videos about the other 145 vehicles please
I love the facs that they actually build these instead of using prompts or cg
This was most informative & enjoyable to a big fan of the films, thank you!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
"That 'Moon Buggy' is a deathtrap. "
"When I build a deathtrap it will be a deathtrap. "
CORRECTIONS thanks to your comments! :
The Gigglehorse shell was a Ford '32, not Chevy '34.
In the next video we'll take a look at Fury Road's V8 Interceptor/Razor Cola. There's been plenty of videos about the original V8 Interceptor but nobody talks about the one in Fury Road. So we'll discuss its lore, technical specs, how it got turned into Razor Cola and everything in between. Stay tuned for that one!
But there had to be some cars that were good, or at least OK. Would be cool to hear about them.
Please don't say it's an XB tho. It's an XC, XB's never had square headlights. It has standard XC interior not GT. I know it has an XB rear end but it's not an XB. Look closely!
@@Me4-gc8qs Yeah I know, none of the Interceptors/Razor Cola's were actual XB GTs. They were mostly XB Fairmonts except for one XC
W16, mounted side by side, not V16 which would be mounted inline, but all good
Looking forward to the next video, probably my favourite car in all of Mad Max the Interceptor is
“Mr. Miller, the Gigahorse is completed, but we could only get it to go 95km/h”
“Add a third engine”
“...”
“...”
“No”
“>:(“
@@wolfie54321 even 95km/h is a lot for that monstrosity
''George, NO.'' - ''George YES.''
"Add a third engine!" Car then is good for 70 km/h.
The twin engine setup shouldn't even be that big of a deal. Seriously, just call up the Hotwheels headquarters in California. The real-life Twin Mill has the exact same thing going. Two chevy motors going through a single gearbox.
@@wolfie54321 it was definitely limited at top speed by gearing, but I imagine it got to that top speed right quick.
Actually, as the Giga Horse's engine was two separate V8s connected indirectly, that would make it a U16
more like a W16 !?
Huh neat
wrong
Those guys would have put dummy V8 16 32 just to make it look cool. But look how passionate they are.
The Howe & Howe Ripsaw was originally designed to test their track design which is a really good design for making extremely fast tracked vehicle. However, the problem with the track design is low bearing life and tension issues. Basically the tracks dislike fine sand or mud. (I've only seen one video of their machine driving in mud and it's the oldest video of the machine) Their work with the military has been experimental mainly. With remote controlled versions of the vehicle as ground based attack "drones" or load carrying support vehicles for foot soldiers.
Honestly, the head mechanic for the movie seems like an amazing mechanic since he was able to correct the issues with a vehicle built by self proclaimed pros.
Please... PLEASE MAKE A SERIES OUT OF THIS!
Please do more of these, I love hearing about what the cars were like irl
Love to see some takes on the other star wagons for the movie, like the Doof Wagon
I'll get to all of them (hopefully!). I plan on making a video on Fury Road's Interceptor/Razor Cola because I haven's seen anyone do a video on that one, and it's got a pretty cool history!
@@MadMaxBible Will you also be mentioning the Mini with the V8? IIRC, it was completely undriveable due to the power and very short wheelbase.
@@alanp3334 Yes I will. I'll lump a few vehicles into single videos because there's really not that much to say about them. Miller hated the Mini.
@@alanp3334 tangentially, my dad worked on race minis in the late 60s (the vitabread VitaMin to be specific). They tried various chassis layouts, but V8 rear drive was considered the worst by far, and rear V8 front drive (yes, really) want much better. They went with front engine, front drive, fuel injection and hot cams, balancing and lightening the internals etc in the end (supercharging was tried but heat soak was an issue)
All very much 'as I recall' as the old man is brown bread these days, though. Sounded like fun times (his main work was on the rear suspension)
That mini did well in its class, too!
Bruh, I love your videos. Im 50 and been a massive fan since 83, when a video rental van used to call to my house, and in the back of that grimey van I discovered the two greatest movies of all time on VHS..
Personally I wish they would make a high quality tv series doing Maxs whole origin story in detail, made by HBO win Game of Thrones type budget..
I have awaited your return, our savior has brought us another great video
Witness!
@@MadMaxBible this video was awesome! The facts behind the machines are more interesting than any other aspect of the Mad Max legacy. Without them, these movies wouldn't exist. Liked, subscribed, diving in to watch more of your videos! AWESOME!!!
My sweet Angel Combustion, praise the holy engines!
Love these vids, especially learning about the rigs since I'm a shade tree mechanic. Oh btw you said 205 engines instead of 502 at 1:40
I did, my brain reversed the numbers, thanks for the correction! :)
@@MadMaxBible You're welcome. Shit happens sometimes haha. Looking forward to more content from ya.
dislexia
please do more of these videos! It inspires the builder inside of me to come up with some kind of insane speed machine that barely functions for the hell of it. Anyways thanks for the great watch, hope to see what else you come out with :D
I will 100% watch every Mad Max car Video you make, even if it's like a 3 min rundown of 5 cars each month I will gladly enjoy.
Thanks for the videos
I was just a child when I first saw mad max 2, I could not believe the action scenes and the cars were incredible my parents did not let me see it because they considered it very violent but when I learned to use the vhs you can record it on TV and see it Thousands of times, it always caught my attention that cars were driven on the right side, I thought it was something from the movie or the future ... then I grew up and understood that it was another way of driving in other countries. That is why I have tried to get a car with a right-hand drive since then but in Argentina it is almost impossible I have even tried to adapt my datsun bluebird 910sss but I can't get the Australian parts. But well I did not know that there were mad max fans like me, in my country the movie was not successful but it was a childhood. Thanks for sharing
The stunt drivers were confident enough to drive a car that's almost impossible to see out of. Imagine how unstable those other ones had to be for them to refuse to drive em
Just a heads up. The Giggle Horse/Lysdexia buggy body is a fibreglass '32 Ford 5 window coupe replica, not a '34 Chevy as used for Nux's car.
No, Gigahorse is two '59 Cadillac bodies
@@rockettcustoms6266 Yeah and he said nothing about the Gigahorse. Read it again, it says "Giggle Horse/Lysdexua buggy body"
You stupid
@@rockettcustoms6266 You've made this comment twice now. I know it's a year later but damn. Try watching the video, we're talking about a different car.
"V16" uh no, a V16 would be if they were mounted nutts to butts, not side by side. That is either a twin-V8 or W-16. Take your pick. But not a V16. That's not how it works.
thank you
What doesn't make sense is they did two 502 engines with 502hp each so 1004hp plus two 8/71 blowers that only added 200hp I'm scratching my head on that one.
@@repnatl blowers are just for looks
Its was to V-8's I think. If you watch Fury Roads behind the Cars it was supposed to represent that In a world where supplies barely exist, having 2 of everything is "god" like
@@repnatl I would imagine those blowers are putting out very minimal boost they don't really need it to make massive power they just need it to look cool lol
I never have seen fury road but I WANT A PART 2!! This was so interesting!
You dont watch Fury Road...you witness it!
It's a horrible disappointment.
You could fly a small airplane through the holes in the storyline.
Worse than the Fast and Furious crap.
Nothing is worse than the Fast and Furious crap
Frank Taylor well you dont Watch F&F movies for the plot, it’s watched for the action
can’t wait for the future videos! the cars are soo cool i saw a few of them at a car show in chicago and it was pretty insane! i love that you cover the cars that were also in he background and not just the Hero cars!
I love how Cranky Frank's creator looks just like Big Lez.
😂 whadyatalkinabeet..
I loved the 4 movies, and this video. The maker did a very thorough research on the vehicles. He gives real credit for the cars to the builders and mechanics. They are the geniuses who made them work. And half the movie was the cars. I was lucky to see it in 3-D.
Absolutely fantastic video. Well done mate.
That was so cool! Hope to see the rest of them done this way. Great work man.
Few people realize there's an R32 Skyline in among that bunch. Gives it even more Aussie authenticity.
Japanese authenticity.
Can you tell me where or whats it called?
Nvm, for people who wanna see how it looks, its called Caltrop#2 and is used as a filler vehicle basically
That was a fun watch, gave me some nice ideas for a Crossout build.
Thank you so much for this one! Really well done!
Epic Video! I can wait to see some more of these cars in the part 2 of this series! Thanks for the hard work build this video!
Mechanics: So do you want this stuff to look cool for the camera or do you want it to actually run?
George Miller: YES
Cranky Frank's limited visibility can be remedied with an angled mirror on each corner of the front window, & a mirror in the center in front of the driver to create a periscope effect.
The only issue being it could actually blind the driver if the car goes against the sun.
Nice idea in theory, but driving that thing in the desert over bumpy roads and with limited visibility at times, wouldn't be possible. (I could hardly see hands on the steering wheel during the claw car scenes. And I was driving a different/better car in that scene)
@@DCteamtraceur You drove one of these monsters ? You have all my respect.
that's not good either since they're in the desert, exposed by hot and bright sunlight...the driver will burn his eyes off
When OverKiller-75 Runs Whole Modern Warfare Lobbies Into The Ground With His Golden Renetti Pistol, He Normal Gets Shitposted On Various UA-cam Video Comments.
Great video, love the back story to these vehicles. Tx for researching and putting this out.
Amazing work man! Keep going!
A lot of us Aussies were not impressed with this movie. But your video gives an insight into the true nature of what it would be like driving a vehicle like those which appear in the movie. In a real post apocalypse world.
Mad Max movie always made Austraia seem soft. I wish they would make a realistic movie about Australians.
No surprise about the Howe & Howe car having trouble. Just look at the way that thing is built, all miters no bends. Terrible way to build a chassis. Oh Yeah for all the dislikers out there I'm a engineer that designs race chassis.
To be realistic. If you don't want to pay the full price. Don't be surprised if you get crap.
Great video keep up the good work
Its so cool that they really made so many crazy vehicles, instead of slamming in cgi everywhere.
My Interceptor never dies...
never say never....
Gigahorse: why do we need this car?
Don't ask
Because its awesome. Its my favorit from whole movie
@c0ya1 am i only one who wants to die young and pretty and behind steering wheel ?
This was not what I was expecting from the vid title. Thanks for posting this. Great vid!
I really dig the rate at which you’re making and releasing videos lately. 👍🏻 Cheers very much, I love this channel.
I really want to hear the take on those buzzard cars, they looked like a proper death traps!
Let’s be honest the only cars running after the apocalypse would be 80’s toyotas
And old Lada sedans.
Counterpoint: 90s Toyotas
Funny. Haven’t seen an 80s Toyota in many years. They may have been tough but they stood no chance against rust.
The point of having cars in the movies isn't really to travel, it's to have enough speed to take shit from slower people when they appear. Everyone driving an 80s Toyota right after the apocalypse would be fucked cause they ain't going no where fast
If I hear some one say this again I'm going to do a gymnastic flip off my roof. Here is a list of reliable cars/ engines: 7.3 idi 6.9 idi any detroit diesel any r series engine any a series engine ford straight six any ford fe engine 4.6 2v volvo b series chrysler slant six any chevy square body any honda d series any honda f series any honda b series cummins and lexus ls400 (1988-2000
I love videos like these!! Awesome research work! Thank you very much!!
That video was great, I loved the commentary and additional insights, thank you!
It's insane to me that the vehicles aren't CG, that's some top tier dedication
It’s an Aussie thing man!
I like how ever mything is almost real
Great video! It would be great to see more episodes covering the other vehicles that were used in the movie
Awesome! Thank you for this informative video
"Difficult to work with" "dangerous to drive" ah yes... daily driver to me
I liked and Subbed. I'm a huge Original Mad Max fan. My question is, How far could they drive supped up cars at full speed? They gotta run out of Gas and take tire damage. Nobody ever talks about Oil and vehicles overheating.
It's why max's tires and a lot of the tires are filled with cloth rags. As for oil, places like Gastown.
Would love some more videos from you, great stuff!
Woah, you did such a great job on this.
Crikey, another vid from the MM Bible! It's like Christmas, but every week.
Absolutely one of the most perfect films of all time. Easily a masterpiece with the best cars of all time.
Awesome video! Claw truck, spikeys, war rig, motorcycles... Music flamer... Keep em coming!
It hurts to see how many impractical beautiful beasts were destroyed in fury road
Yet Mad Max 2's achieved the same shock and awe using only salvaged scrapyard vehicles. Another example of how the classic did so much more with less than Fury Road.
These cars have awhole different flavor than Road Warrior did.
Remember, going through mad max movie, we see the villain factions from gang, to nomad tribe, to state city to kingdom. On kingdom tier your nomad tribe vehicles are now obsolete
Thank you for this awesome video
You should definitely do another video about the other cars. I'm sure many others would love to see it. Thank you for such a great informative video on the cars of fury road. Just became a new subscriber to your channel.
Seems weird that there'd be an issue with the Gigahorse's multi-engine setup since people have been bolting up such things for Tractor Pull racing for decades.
I'd imagine a tractor engine probably wasn't built out of 2 engines mixed into 1.
My question is how do they get such nice tires for their cars and trucks in the post-apocalyptic future.
This my friends is pure gold. Best youtube vid I've seen in awhile
LOL! I friggin love the intro there bud! was this an outtake/blooper from fury road XD?
EVERYONE OF THOSE WAR CHARIOTS ARE REAL AND PERFORM FOR REAL!!!
now how well they actually work is another story hahahaha!!
Good for video game development... ( from design's perspective... )
Thank you for the awesome video
Awesome video!
1:17 and and I'm already upset. Two V8's side by side is not a V16. Its two V8's. You could argue its a rudimentary W16, but that would be a hard sell.
Doesn't having to build a whole custom transmission and motor defeat the purpose? These are supposed to be cars built from spare parts.
in reality to do something like these cars in a post apoc setting the spare parts would be chopped up and built up. so in reality they would be custom cars.
That's why mad max 2 was great and furby road was lame.
Ross Brumby Well a good movie doesn’t needs to be perfectly realistic and even if they aren’t really realists the car in fury road were from me one of the best parts of the movie, because they really caught the feeling of madness and over exposition of their drivers (sorry for bad English and poor arguments, i’m just a French teenager 😅)
No buddy you're completely wrong. The V8 is their god, they know her well. All types of mechanics work in the wasteland
@@rossbrumby1957 millions of people and 7 oscars disagree with you
What a fantastic video! Thanks
Mind blowing to know just how real these cars were! Thank you so much for this video!
Whats really, really retarded about Fury Road , after an economic collapse and a nuclear war, they are not going to have more resources to build more amazing cars.
I think that's part of the point. The cars are tremendously wasteful, which makes them a status symbol - that's why all the powerful faction leaders have their own custom vehicle. It's a way to drive around the battlefield in a chariot that declares "I CAN AFFORD THIS."
@@vylbird8014 hit the nail on the head. Same reason ancient Egyptians had professional chariots instead of focusing on foot soldiers. Chariots take years to master and are great status symbols, but are thwarted quite easily in combat with the right tools or tactics.
@@vylbird8014 "When people are struggling to have even one of something, Joe has two of everything." - Fury Road production chief
This video blew up my guy, congrats on the success
Great video! Thank you!
Please make more of these covering more of the cars!
This was awesome. I really liked it!