The Inner Workings of Audi Tradition - /INSIDE QUATTRO

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024

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  • @David645207
    @David645207 10 років тому +10

    After watching the episodes of you all reading comments from trolls, just like to say that all your videos are amazing, car shows now days seem to be about auto parking systems/safety and technology to help people who don't know how to drive, but for those of us who still do, your whole Drive team fulfils these needs by providing passionate reviews of cars, well done!

  • @StanOm
    @StanOm 10 років тому +16

    the sound of 5 cylinders and a HUGE Turbo ---> eargasm!!

  • @noiztrauma
    @noiztrauma 10 років тому +38

    As an RS guy of course I really enjoy the "Inside Quattro" series, but I had really wished that they had picked Chris Harris for it...

  • @DeVivar
    @DeVivar 10 років тому +4

    Wow, great video. Tons of information about the company and fun facts. I can listen to this man talk about Audi cars for hours. Thanks!

  • @LeMatt87n
    @LeMatt87n 10 років тому

    20 minutes have never gone by so quickly, i could watch this stuff all day.. JF thank you for not interrupting him. keep up the great work!

  • @TeejtheDeej
    @TeejtheDeej 8 років тому +1

    I drove the red S1 Quattro at our shop in Indiana where we currently look after it. Growing up in Africa, coming to work with and for Audi...the best possible dream that came true.

  • @salexander05
    @salexander05 10 років тому

    Thank you for uploading videos of cars with nostalgia. For a younger viewer like myself videos like this help me learn about automotive history. Thank you

  • @AndrewKarmy
    @AndrewKarmy 10 років тому +2

    I respect Leo P.
    But, thank you for bringing back JF.
    One can only listen to so much New Jersey.

  • @typhoon5000
    @typhoon5000 10 років тому +4

    Wow, nice video. This could be like part 1 of a 10 part series on just the cars in that room and the history of that company! Keep up the great work!

  • @v_alexiadis
    @v_alexiadis 10 років тому +7

    Great video guys, thank you! I really want a Sport Quattro!

  • @MFF1987
    @MFF1987 10 років тому +2

    Please make this longer! I could have watched an hour of this!

  • @Super100MPH
    @Super100MPH 10 років тому +1

    Great video JF, I enjoyed every minute of that. You guys have really come a long way from the first Road Testament show I can remember. Keep up the good work!

  • @GT-gt4bf
    @GT-gt4bf 10 років тому

    Please more of this. I love to hear the heritage of car companies, it's fascinating to hear how they started and how they have changed thru the years.

  •  6 років тому

    what a history! Learning something new makes feel alive!!! ..very grateful, Thank you.

  • @OkulSmoK
    @OkulSmoK 10 років тому

    This was SO fascinating, i could listen to such history lessons for hours! Well done, this is for me one of the best on channel. Thank you!

  • @6Michael6
    @6Michael6 10 років тому

    Awesome video guys. Great to have the Audi historian in the private collection explaining it all. Very well done

  • @troy7481
    @troy7481 10 років тому

    Incredible!!! I have no idea how anyone can disike or negatively comment on these videos, they are epic!

  • @gmartirosyan
    @gmartirosyan 10 років тому +4

    Amazing story, amazing history!!

  • @pgrens
    @pgrens 10 років тому +2

    Very cool and very interesting. Nice work, JF!

  • @stevegoodwin9067
    @stevegoodwin9067 10 років тому

    I always get excited for JF's videos. To all the producers of Drive shows; when you see JF just say "Yes Sensei". He is the master! Well done JF!

  • @quattrogreg
    @quattrogreg 10 років тому +1

    Awesome video to watch after driving my 4000 quattro around in the snow all day :)

  • @TheModdder
    @TheModdder 10 років тому

    Definitely my favourite /DRIVE show ever. Amazing video, keep it up guys!

  • @Bofatutube
    @Bofatutube 10 років тому

    Great video, more like this please. Talking with company historians is a brilliant approach.

  • @JogieGlenMait
    @JogieGlenMait 10 років тому +7

    I love the stories about Audi's history...but really, the historian looks like Rowan Atkinson. lolz. Good job /Drive! :D

  • @Mr.EricMBlack
    @Mr.EricMBlack 10 років тому

    1986 Audi Quattro CS4000. Great car. Miss it. Solid as a rock.

  • @jackplastow
    @jackplastow 10 років тому +9

    Best bit of the video 6:50 -- 7:06

  • @R32Danny
    @R32Danny 10 років тому +4

    Great Video JF and Drive crew.

  • @kara88bg
    @kara88bg 10 років тому +12

    How about showing that '65 Audi, you talked about it and I expected for the camera to turn and film it but nothing. Other than that great video, nice to hear about Audi history.

    • @kara88bg
      @kara88bg 10 років тому

      Oh, I thought so but dual headlights confused me somewhat, thats why I didn't recognized it, though that that was one of earlier 80 models. Thanks.

  • @tomeis8499
    @tomeis8499 10 років тому

    Hands down best drive series yet

  • @JohnsonBarry
    @JohnsonBarry 10 років тому

    I could watch hours and hours of this. Very interesting

  • @willlewis77
    @willlewis77 10 років тому +1

    Works for me. great video. Too bad people disliked it without even waiting for it to work

  • @eurocon
    @eurocon 10 років тому +35

    Fascinating!
    I wonder how many of the haters in the comments have even driven an audi let alone owned one

    • @ssllhh100
      @ssllhh100 10 років тому

      you can't ignore the fact that they are not as fun to drive as thier respective rivals from BMW and mercedes , the haldex based quattro is effective but boring and pushy , the torsen if far better , the S and RS are performence monsters but they are not made for the track , if you drive them a notch under the limit they are awsome , a little bit more and they become pushy , guess who drive at the limit all the time on public roads ? no one.

    • @eurocon
      @eurocon 10 років тому

      Say you are right about BMW's they are a sharper driving experience with less cabin space overall but most Merc's are more luxo bardgy driving style just like Audi's sure they all make fast low slung cars but most are just including 5 and 7 series aimed at an older demographic with plenty of cash who still want a cool car.

    • @ssllhh100
      @ssllhh100 10 років тому

      well i didn't drive all the line up for all the auto makers but from what i drove in audi is a B7 A4 quattro DTM special , A1 122hp and the latest S3 , on bimmers E91 320i E60 330d from the mercs 2007 C200K 2011 E250 CDI and the A45 AMG , from all the cars above i prefer the BMW as a week end car the merc as a daily and the S3 to leave people in the dust on the free way lol , i have a launch control vid of the S3 and A45 , the S3 is just a notch slower even with the power difference , as i said audis are great performers but when it comes to fun they just can't do it for me

    • @eurocon
      @eurocon 10 років тому

      lol that's loads, audis will never get over putting their engines to far forward so there is a much smaller transmission tunnel in the cabin.. so yeh that's is a fundamental problem I guess if you are driving flat out all the time. I on the other hand just got rid of an A6 1.8t avant and an e36 323i my motive is family cars that still cool to drive and be stuck in all day lol.

    • @ssllhh100
      @ssllhh100 10 років тому

      at the end of the day its all depends on compromise , if you choose comfort over fun audi is the way to go most likely with a diesel engine , if you want a little bit of fun you need a bimmer or a jag is all you will ever need
      when the road open up after being stuck in the traffic you will regret having a diesel or an audi lol

  • @ilijatrifunovic9141
    @ilijatrifunovic9141 10 років тому

    Very nice history class from Audi. I learned lot of things becouse of you /DRIVE . Thank you for this videos :)

  • @KirilG1
    @KirilG1 10 років тому

    Even with Mr. Bean on muscle relaxers, this is a great video, I love Audi! Thanks for posting!

  • @NathanGibb
    @NathanGibb 10 років тому +1

    BEST SO FAR!!! OH GOD I love your work guys! Thanks heaps, amazing insite :D

  • @prinzeugen1220
    @prinzeugen1220 7 років тому

    For those who do not know how to properly pronounce certain German car names, or engineer names, this video is a perfect lesson

  • @sapphpirate
    @sapphpirate 10 років тому

    I could listen to this guy all damn day
    For some reason I found that interesting as hell

  • @dyingangelo
    @dyingangelo 10 років тому

    love it. can't beat this kind of insights!

  • @johnwayne1977
    @johnwayne1977 10 років тому

    Love love love it!!!!!!!! Just being in that garage must have been amazing!!!! I want a job jr!!!!!!!!!!

  • @scottdarden12345
    @scottdarden12345 10 років тому

    man that S6 avant at the end what a car i really wish i bought that URS6 a few years back. that ANN motor is bulletproof and will make a ton of power also is the best sounding turbo motor ever!

  • @zareff
    @zareff 10 років тому +1

    No issue with the video at all. Amazing once again. Love the Porsche developed rs2.

  • @davidgiggs1
    @davidgiggs1 10 років тому

    Brilliant video! Very interesting! Would have loved to have seen their museum Quattro S1 E2 though, in my opinion the craziest car to have ever been built!

  • @Glenn22800
    @Glenn22800 10 років тому

    Great videos guys, loving the series and would like there to be more

  • @mosmicke
    @mosmicke 10 років тому +13

    So, about 18 minutes in when they're taking about the first "new" Audi made in 1965 and both of the guys in frame points towards the car, WHY doesn't the camera guy shows it to the audience??
    It is very clear that the car they are speaking about is NOT the silver grey 1974 Audi 100 that is in frame.

    • @mosmicke
      @mosmicke 10 років тому +7

      I mean, We know what the guys looks like and we can hear by their accent who is speaking, so we don't really have to focus on the persons speaking, do we?

    • @hagartool
      @hagartool 4 роки тому

      Bang on, rewound because I thought I missed it.

  • @leigh321f
    @leigh321f 10 років тому +2

    I never realised Rowen Atkinson had such a big role in Audi.

  • @ItsJak3FromStateFarm
    @ItsJak3FromStateFarm 10 років тому +1

    Well I loved the video, consumed a bunch of knowledge I was unaware of previous to this. And yes, while JF does provoke to erase him, it's his natural being, it's not changing so you get over it and become his Internet friend.

  • @dadomma
    @dadomma 10 років тому

    I hope there is a pt 2?? That was awsome, could watch for hours!

  • @likelovelovelove
    @likelovelovelove 10 років тому +1

    Beautiful history.

  • @michelerandall7783
    @michelerandall7783 10 років тому

    Excellent video! Thank You!

  • @TheBrokenEclipse
    @TheBrokenEclipse 10 років тому +2

    Amazing video!

  • @0nizukaS
    @0nizukaS 10 років тому

    It's amazing how much that guy remembers.

  • @kuglepen64
    @kuglepen64 10 років тому

    That was awesome. More please!

  • @upsettuh
    @upsettuh 8 років тому

    Thank you /DRIVE. This video literally brought tears to my eyes. God bless you guys for making this.

  • @vr6pwrd
    @vr6pwrd 10 років тому

    Great video. I'm a huge Audi fan, and have toured the factory and museum in Ingolstadt, but would have loved to go to this warehouse and see all of that history in a intimate setting like this. awesome vid.

  • @Fresse
    @Fresse 10 років тому +1

    I like how everybody is liking the video even though there isn't even one to watch

  • @BMW330xd100
    @BMW330xd100 10 років тому +1

    Please. More from this celler. Hours and hours please

  • @georgeswanson9483
    @georgeswanson9483 10 років тому +1

    Very, very cool. How can anyone not like this?

  • @ClarksonFisherIII
    @ClarksonFisherIII 10 років тому

    GREATEST VIDEO OF ALL TIME.

  • @fer557
    @fer557 10 років тому +1

    Awesome series!

  • @lukemurphy2599
    @lukemurphy2599 10 років тому

    This was really cool. Audi definitely has a more confusing history than other companies and it's neat to learn about. Might have to buy another one

  • @fran7en
    @fran7en 10 років тому

    History Lessen! Thanks JF!

  • @OllieW501
    @OllieW501 10 років тому +1

    Mr Bean speaks very good English and clearly knows his subject fantastically well. I found this really interesting, proper car history :-)

  • @Conckertree
    @Conckertree 10 років тому

    I want more of this.. alot more! :D lovley history lesson

  • @Bleeding_Titanium
    @Bleeding_Titanium 10 років тому +1

  • @18echosf
    @18echosf 10 років тому

    What a great history of Audi! I hope this was just Part 1.

  • @911sareforever
    @911sareforever 10 років тому

    997 c2s, e90 sedan and the exige and the raptor you guys have a great list here

  • @jus1029ph
    @jus1029ph 10 років тому

    JF Musial visiting Audi reminds me of Derek D's JF impression!
    "Well in Audi World!"

  • @tekkaboy80
    @tekkaboy80 10 років тому

    This is history that I could have paid attention to in school.

  • @MrYasZ
    @MrYasZ 10 років тому

    Thank you, i loved the video, it's very interesting, he's right, Audi's History is very complicated, but interesting , Thank you !

  • @obfuscator
    @obfuscator 10 років тому

    Great piece. Look forward for next episode. Hopefully will be able to see more cars - we can hear presenter's voice without looking at him ;)

  • @AnontheGOAT
    @AnontheGOAT 10 років тому

    Audi for life. I own a B7 A4 Avant, a C6 A6 Avant, and have owned a B6 A4. Best cars IMO.

  • @M1chaelPorter
    @M1chaelPorter 10 років тому +2

    Helps if you're logged in. Works fine for us!

  • @Rahhhhhnman
    @Rahhhhhnman 10 років тому

    Even though I would have loved to know more about the cars, this was an excellent video, nice to know how it all came about. thx

  • @danutzii
    @danutzii 10 років тому

    B6 1.8T Quattro here... and make me happy every day

  • @marcom7916
    @marcom7916 10 років тому +1

    Good stuff! You guys should do an 'Inside BMW' series that would be sick!

  • @pablofan
    @pablofan 10 років тому +2

    nice one, JF.

  • @drphilgarner
    @drphilgarner 10 років тому +1

    This was great. Moar of this guy please.

  • @WordToMomsYo
    @WordToMomsYo 10 років тому

    Great video.. Loved the history of the Audi brand.. Also feeling a bit jealous about your encounter with an RS2, JF. ;)

  • @thadgan
    @thadgan 10 років тому

    I loved the history lesson!

  • @Vazin
    @Vazin 9 років тому +3

    Had hoped to see the Audi 200 Trans Am and the Audi 90 IMSA GTO

  • @garnicholson74
    @garnicholson74 10 років тому +3

    JF didn't say "Got it" once! Victory!

  • @DoWorkExotics
    @DoWorkExotics 10 років тому

    Awesome! Learned a lot!

  • @Ispharel
    @Ispharel 10 років тому +5

    Is this place open for the public or are we able to pay to visit? I am a huge Audi fan and I have an undying love for the Gen 1 Quattro.

    • @5bagsofpopcorn
      @5bagsofpopcorn 10 років тому

      they might have an audi museum in ingolstadt where the company is located.... but i dont think without a journalist reputation that you can go into the holy lands of audi :/

    • @Ispharel
      @Ispharel 10 років тому

      Ah damn. Well a trip to Ingolstadt is in order then! :D

    • @5bagsofpopcorn
      @5bagsofpopcorn 10 років тому

      Ispharel Racing btw ingolstadt is not that far away from munich and a good amount of that way is without speed limits XD

    • @ibanez4492
      @ibanez4492 10 років тому +1

      The Audi museum (which is called "museum mobile" and located next to the factory) isn't big enough for all the cars, so they have changing exhibitions there, especially the Paternoster in the museum. The place this video is made in is not far away from the museum but not accessible for the public. You could call it a warehouse for all the cars they could not put in the museum; also most of the cars there are used on a regular basis for oldtimer events and such, therefor they all have numberplates. I'm surprised that Audi Tradition allowed them to film there though...

    • @5bagsofpopcorn
      @5bagsofpopcorn 10 років тому

      ibanez4492 btw, bmw has the same thing. They have a warehouse full of oldtimers and prototypes.... There was an article about it in a german car magazine, they had stuff like a e39 m5 wagon, m3 pickup and cool shit like that

  • @sc4recrow1
    @sc4recrow1 10 років тому +37

    That's why you can only love germany, '193 mph, legally, on public roads'.

    • @sonofhendrix1618
      @sonofhendrix1618 10 років тому +3

      All western countries should build super autobahns with no speed limits.

    • @kingsofappalachia3048
      @kingsofappalachia3048 9 років тому

      sonof hendrix We have Montana and Nevada in the states... Hundreds of miles of highway with no speed limits..

    • @Streetpfosten
      @Streetpfosten 9 років тому

      ***** Not according to this: www.speed-limits.com/nevada.htm

    • @zepter00
      @zepter00 5 років тому

      TheScarecrow sad that germans killed dozens millions of innocent people also

  • @dumyjobby
    @dumyjobby 10 років тому

    love thoose kind of videos

  • @bobreimer
    @bobreimer 10 років тому

    Pretty interesting .... I liked this video.

  • @nl3712
    @nl3712 7 років тому

    RS2. Porsche brakes. Wagon/estate. 5-cyl. Perfection. Never been bettered.

  • @peterthomas1079
    @peterthomas1079 Рік тому

    Its almost as if we have relived this era beforehand and this is a re-run of previous events

  • @williammcguire1273
    @williammcguire1273 10 років тому +3

    Honestly legitimately impressed with how naturally intelligent JF sounds when he narrates, and with how fat Matt Farrah is.

  • @fikes73
    @fikes73 10 років тому +3

    JF wants to drive that estate so bad, as do I

  • @loicmartel656
    @loicmartel656 10 років тому +3

    I want that rs2 estate wow .

  • @morpheus232001
    @morpheus232001 10 років тому

    Great history lesson.

  • @DatCarguy
    @DatCarguy 10 років тому

    I have been looking to buy a practical performance car for some time now and prior to this it was between a E46 M3 and a B7 Audi RS4. But with the recent snow in my area combined with this video I think I have my winner.

  • @hovnojede010101
    @hovnojede010101 10 років тому

    Now that was a super interesting video, and would love to be it much longer, haha.
    Also Mercedes asked Porsche to help them with the 500E/E 500 W124.

  • @stigmsr1
    @stigmsr1 10 років тому

    These videos are great. Mmmm group-b rally!

  • @eberbacher007
    @eberbacher007 10 років тому +3

    people who don´t like this, are the one that give car fans a bad name these days.
    Yes, the video is not about cars going sideways and "whoah ey have you seen this" but its more of a classical car show video.
    We get to see some of Audis treasures and a guy from Audi tells us some interesting stuff, nothing to hate about it.

  • @Shahar_C
    @Shahar_C 10 років тому

    Great video !!

  • @raydm4015
    @raydm4015 10 років тому +1

    Nice video!

  • @wojtekkaras
    @wojtekkaras 10 років тому

    I never give a sh*t about audi, but this stories are fascinating!
    Great video!

  • @TheBostonsportsfan23
    @TheBostonsportsfan23 10 років тому

    The original Quattro sport is my dream car