Ep. 27 World Tour: The History of the Canadian Car IndustryEds Auto Reviews2026-09-28 | Ep. 27 World Tour: The History of the Canadian Car IndustryCar Toupeé: The Rise and Fall of the Vinyl Roof CrazeEds Auto Reviews2025-12-14 | A classic car connaisseur talks about the golden age of roof designs, the vinyl roof. We look at how this styling trend comes and goes before finally becoming all the rage in the automotive industry of the 1960s and 70s. Almost every car came with a vinyl top, with various textures, colors and styles. Like the landau, canopy and halo style. Or with floral prints, like the Chrysler Mod Tops.
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Enjoy!Bizarre Buses: The Crazy Custom Coaches of the 1950sEds Auto Reviews2025-11-30 | A classic car (or bus?) connaisseur talks about the golden age of motorcoach travel: The 1950s! During this decade, various European coachbuilders built busses with outlandish designs, like the Spanish Ayats that was inspired by the American chrome cars of the 1950's. Or what about the French Citroen U55 Currus Cityrama, a rolling Notre Dame cathedral with extra large windows?
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Enjoy!PACKARD is BACK! Part II: The 2025 Packard Excellence!Eds Auto Reviews2025-11-17 | Packard is back! The illustrious American luxury carmaker died a tragic death in the late 1950's. After that, numerous attempts were made to revive it. But now, a new chapter has been added to the legacy of Packard, the 2025 Packard Excellence! And in this video, I'm going to review this ultra rare piece of automotive history.
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Enjoy!PACKARD is BACK! Part I: The Packard Twelve Prototype and Dutch Packard CollectionEds Auto Reviews2025-11-11 | Packard is back! The illustrious American luxury carmaker died a tragic death in the late 1950's. After that, numerous attempts were made to revive it. But there was only one real effort, the 1999 Packard Twelve Prototype. And in this video, I'm going to review this ultra rare piece of automotive history. But guess what, a new chapter to the legacy of Packard has been added to the Dutch Packard Collection!
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Enjoy!Lincoln Continental: The Most Confusing Nameplate EverEds Auto Reviews2025-10-26 | In this short 'Did You Know?' story we look at Lincoln Continental's, which turn out to be the most confusing model anems series ever. It's a model name, seperate brand and luxury sub-label altogether. You have Lincoln Marks, Lincoln Continentals and Continental Marks. Ford's marketing department created an ultimate model name mess. So, in this video, we untangle this confusing Continental mess.
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Enjoy!Brand Bonanza: GMs Junior Companion Car Makes of the 1920sEds Auto Reviews2025-10-11 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the rise and fall of General Motor's Junior Companion Make Program of the 1920s. A confusing marketing strategy, that includes the creation of four new car brands, named Pontiac, Viking, Marquette and La Salle. Everything was fine, until the Great Depression broke out a few years later...
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Enjoy!I Just Bought A 70s American Landyacht...Eds Auto Reviews2025-09-27 | A classic car connaisseur has bought his very first classic American car! It's a classic 1970's landyacht. Big, boaty, beautiful. Kinda like a Rolls Royce that meet's a Thunderbird.... Can you guess what it is? Enjoy this little video of what happened before I got behind the wheel!
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(Shhhh it's a 1970 Lincoln Continental Mark III)Did You Know? Donald Ducks 313 Car was an American Bantam!Eds Auto Reviews2025-08-25 | In this short 'Did You Know?' story we look at Donald Duck's daily. Whereas many other fictional Disney characters drive fake cars that are often inconsistent, Donald's ride is always the same. As it turns out, Donald's red 313 roadster has more to it than many fans think. It's been described as Belchfire Runabout or Duckatti Micro, and the real life counterpart is an American Bantam from the 1930's!
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Enjoy!Pavement Princess: The History of the SUV (and Crossover)Eds Auto Reviews2025-08-13 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the history of the versatile vehicular jack-of-all-trades: the SUV! What was the first SUV? What is the difference between an offroader, 4x4, SUV, Jeep, and Crossover? Is it a rough rock raider, or pretty pavement princess? We also look at the many flavours of SUVs, like the sports SUV, coupé SUV, and the convertible SUV. Find out in this automotive history episode!
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Enjoy!A Roadtrip to Sweden: Experience Raggare and the Swedish Classic American Car Culture!Eds Auto Reviews2025-07-27 | A classic car connaisseur and two of his friends traveled all the way to Sweden in a 1975 Buick LeSabre to experience the Swedish classic American car culture known as 'Raggare' firsthand! This includes going to the Västerås Summer Meet and the Power Big Meet car shows, as well as taking part in the evening cruises around town. So enjoy this little roadtrip aftermovie!
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Truncated Toronados, The Short OldsmobilesEds Auto Reviews2025-07-10 | In this short 'Did You Know?' story we look at two alternative sisters of the Oldsmobile Toronado. The Toronado was a front wheel drive personal luxury from the 1960s, that could easily be stretched or shortened. Some stylists found the original design too big and designed a shorter and sportier version. Others simply cut off the front and rear overhang to make it a 'pusher' for other cars stuck in the snow!
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Enjoy!Boattail Buick: The Bill Mitchells Riviera Revival!Eds Auto Reviews2025-06-28 | A classic car connaisseur talks about a styling masterpiece: The Buick Riviera. A coke boottle styled personal luxury car. But over the years, the desing lost some of this magic. Car desinger Bill Mitchell was destined to revive the Riviera, by introducing a massive 1930's speedster inspired boattail on the back of a Buick!
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Enjoy!Strange, Weird and Obscure Car Meet ROUND 4! (Test Drive Rare Cars!)Eds Auto Reviews2025-06-04 | A classic car connaisseur went to a car meet specifically for weird, strange and obscure cars. Limited editions, low production cars or simply the social outcasts of the automotive landscape! We look at some Lancia's, Lada's, battle between a Maybach 62 and a Vespa 400 , and I also take several test drives in weird cars, such as the Toyota LQ concept car and the tiny Microlino!
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Enjoy!Cardinal Cars: The History of the PopemobileEds Auto Reviews2025-05-18 | A classic car connaisseur celebrates the arrival a new pope, Pope Leo XIV! And so what is a better time to take a look at papal transport, the Popemobile! In this video we take a look a the history and practice of the Popemobile. What was the first car to be used by the Pope? And is it always the same car?
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Enjoy!That Other American Car Company: Kaiser-Frazer!Eds Auto Reviews2025-05-09 | A classic car connaisseur tells the story of two gentlemen joining their forces in an effort to beat the established American auto industry by launching their own post-war car company: Kaiser-Frazer! With such cars as the clever Traveller, the compact Henry J and the luxurious and highly customizable Dragon models, Kaiser-Frazer tried to beat the Big Three. But did they succeed?
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Enjoy!A Round of Brougham Bingo! (and other Classic Cars at a Car Show)Eds Auto Reviews2025-04-25 | A classic car connaisseur went to an All-American car meet specifically to spot as many 1970s landyachts as possible with meaningless badging. He then tries to get a full Brougham Bingo card by trying to find such names like Landau, Brougham, Custom and DeLuxe!
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Enjoy!Automotive Safari: Africa Builds A CarEds Auto Reviews2025-04-11 | A classic car connaisseur goes on an expedition to try and find the source of the African car industry. You hear so much about cars from the rest of the world, but Africa remains quiet. But there is no reason for that, as Wallyscar, Kiira, Mobius Motors and Laraki will show you!
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Enjoy!The Clear Taillight Craze of the Early 2000s (or 1960s?)Eds Auto Reviews2025-03-26 | A classic car connaisseur talks about the sudden clear taillight craze of the early 2000s. Toyota surprised the world with the Altezza and Lexus IS brother, and unleashed a craze of Altezza/Lexus-style taillights. Many carmakers would follow. But was Toyota really the first? Nope, in the 1960s various American carmakers also had unique transparent taillights!
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Enjoy!The Futures Past: The History of Retro Styled CarsEds Auto Reviews2025-03-11 | A classic car connaisseur talks about the recurring rose tinted fantasy called nostalgia, and how it helps to sell cars. Every 20 years or so, carmakers are caught up in a retro craze with cars that are designed in such a way to relive the 'good old days'. In this video we look at each wave of retrofuturistic cars.
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Enjoy!What is the Car on Traffic Signs?Eds Auto Reviews2025-02-21 | A classic car connaisseur explains explores the world of traffic signs. Ever wonderded what car (so make and model) is pictured on traffic signs? In this video we're going to search for an answer, but as it turns out, it's a lot more complicated and confusing than it looks...
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Enjoy!Battering Rams: The 5MPH Bumper BattleEds Auto Reviews2025-02-08 | A classic car connaisseur explains why American cars from the 70s and 80s had these distinct big bumpers. These so called 5mph bumpers were required on all cars to be able to absorb an impact at 5 miles per hour. The result is that these landyachts now had to carry large chrome battering rams. How did the American companies handle this? Who had the biggest bumpers? Remember to like, subscribe and share if you want more of this!
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Enjoy!A Cardinal Mistake? The Ford Cardinal Compact Car Project Became The Taunus P4Eds Auto Reviews2025-01-13 | A classic car connaisseur tells the rare story of the Ford Cardinal, an All-American effort at creating a very small car, a car that was positioned even below the Falcon and aimed squarely at the VW Beetle. But after a transatlantic tug of war, it was decided to cancel the project, and send the leftovers to Germany, where the Cardinal was sold as the 1962 Ford Taunus P4.
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Enjoy!Did You Know? 1983: A Year Without CorvetteEds Auto Reviews2024-12-23 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at the Chevrolet Corvette. By the early 80's the All American sports car was in need of a refresh. It's development was plagued by changing regulations and last minute decisions, so ultimately it was decided 1983 would be the year without a Corvette and push it back to 1984. Or is it?
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Dodge LaFemme: A Car for the Ladies!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-21 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at the Dodge LaFemme, a car made for the modern woman, according to men. After testing the waters with the Le Comte and La Comtesse show cars, the LaFemme was Chrysler's idea of a car ideal for women, a demographic that was completely ignored before the 1950s. But was it truly a pink cloud?
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Enjoy!Did You Know? The Cadillac of RVs: GMC Motorhome!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-19 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at General Motors that suddenly out of nowhere decides to built a motorhome in an effort to enter the lucrative RV (recreational vehicle) business. It became the Cadillac AND Corvette of motorhomes, but why was it discontinued after six years?
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Renault Rambler: An American in Paris!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-17 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at the Renault Rambler, one of those weird overseas tricks done by American carmakers. This time, American Motors (or AMC) formed a partnership with French Renault. AMC wanted to sell cars in Europe, Renault looked for a new flagship. Et voila: The Renault Rambler was born!
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Cadillac Park Avenue: The Short Caddy!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-15 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at the Cadillac Park Avenue and Town Sedan, short versions of the regular fullsize Cadillacs from the early 1960s. What was the idea behind a shortened Caddy, and why hasn't anybody heard of them, or bought them back in the day?
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Ford Falcon 1970½: The Six Month Mystery!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-13 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at a very confusing move by the Ford Motor Company. The compact Falcon was discontinued in late 1969, and aldready replaced by the Maverick for 1970. And yet, Ford felt the need to introduce a new Falcon after a six month absence based on a stripped down Fairlane/Torino, that would only last six months. What's the deal with the Ford Falcon 1970½?
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Enjoy!Did You Know? A 59 Caddy That Looks Like a 60!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-11 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at an ultra luxurious, rare and often forgotten model, the Cadillac Eldorado Brougham for 1959. See, '59 is seen as the literal peak of the tailfin craze, especially when you look at Caddy's, but the Eldorado Brougham is an outlier, as the car features fins from the future, those from the 1960 model year.
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Clipper was a One Year Packard Brand!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-09 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at Packard, an American luxury carmaker that was highly regarded in the 1930s and 40s, but had a tough time finding its place in the economic boom of the 1950s. The brand tried everyhting to stay relevant and lure customers, including starting up en entirely new brand named Clipper. The Clipper brand would only last of one year, and Packard vanished also quickly thereafter....
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Ford T5: A German Mustang!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-07 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we find out that Ford sold the Mustang all over the world, except Germany. Over there, Ford couldn't get the rights to the Mustang name. Their solution? Rename it as the T5! The Ford T5 is the only Mustang in the world be sold under a different name than Mustang and is a rare collectable today. You think Ford had learned their lesson, but some 40 years later, this same story happened aal over again in China....
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Enjoy!Did You Know? DeSoto lasted until 1963! (or... 1984?)Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-05 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we find out that DeSoto, one of the brands of the Chrysler Corporation, wasn't actually discontinued in 1961, but made it all the way until 1963 or '64 in South Africa in the shape and form of the DeSoto Rebel and Diplomat, which were rebadged Dodge models. But wait, there is more! Over in Turkey the brand lasted until the 1990s (?), as a freight truck brand!
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Enjoy!Did You Know? El Morocco: Turning your Chevy into a Caddy!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-03 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we look at the El Morocco. Yes, not a Chevrolet El Morocco, but just El Morocco. But, the El Morocco was an attempt to make a standard Chevy look like an ultra expensive Cadillac Eldorado by customizing the exterior styling. These cars are rare and are considered the holy grail of Tri-Five Chevy's!
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Enjoy!Did You Know? Trucks had Tailfins too!Eds Auto Reviews2024-12-01 | The Did You Know? Series is part of Ed's Auto Reviews Christmas 'Car'rol: an Automotive Advent!
In this short story we ask the question if pickups also featured tailfins on the back, much like every American car in the late 1950s. As it turns out they did! Introducing the Forward Look 1957 Dodge Sweptside pickup, as well as coupe utilities (utes) from Australia and South-Africa, like the Chrysler Wayfarer and the Chevrolet El Camino.
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A classic car connaisseur tells the history of the short lived bustleback craze in the malaise era plagued American car industry of the 1980's. The Cadillac Seville, Chrysler's Imperial and the Lincoln Continental duke it out to see who's got the best neoclassical kitschmobile, inspired by such cars like the Daimler DS420 and the Hooper bodied Rolls Royce Empress models. After all imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, no?
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Enjoy!TAXI!: The History of Checker Cabs & CarsEds Auto Reviews2024-11-06 | A classic car connaisseur tells the history of Checker, a carmaker but also taxi operator. We look at the history of the brand and it's many models, including the most well known, the Checker Marathon. With their bright yellow color and checkered decals, they were a common sight as cabs in many American cities.
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Enjoy!Auto Alphabet: European Car Segments ExplainedEds Auto Reviews2024-10-23 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the European Car Segments. These segments try to classify cars based on..... size? They are vague, but the system is used by many to get a sense of what a car is supposed to be and which other cars it competes with. In this video, I'm taking you through the ranks and give a quick overview of every segment. We also end with a little automotive alphabet quiz!
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Enjoy!The American Dream Cars of the 1950s Part IV: Independent Concept Car EditionEds Auto Reviews2024-10-09 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the world of the many American dream cars of the 1950s! In every part of this four part episode we look at some of the awesome futuristic mid-century modern masterpieces and radical concept cars. This is part four, the Independent Concept Car Edition. Here we talk about the such beautiful elegant concepts made by the so called independent carmakers, like the Packard Predictor, the Nash Ambassador Pinin Farina Special, and the Hudson Italia!
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Enjoy!The American Dream Cars of the 1950s Part III: Chryslers Idea Car EditionEds Auto Reviews2024-09-26 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the world of the many American dream cars of the 1950s! In every part of this four part episode we look at some of the awesome futuristic mid-century modern masterpieces and radical concept cars. This is part three, the Chrysler Corporation's Idea Car Edition. Here we talk about the such beautiful elegant concepts like the Chrysler d'Elegance, Dodge Firearrow and DeSoto's Adventurer series.
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Enjoy!The American Dream Cars of the 1950s Part II: Fords Experimental EditionEds Auto Reviews2024-09-11 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the world of the many American dreams cars of the 1950s! In every part of this four part episode we look at some of the awesome futuristic mid-century modern masterpieces and radical concept cars. This is part two, the Ford Motor Company's Experimental Edition. Here we talk about the Ford XP-100, Lincoln XL-500 and the many experimental show cars, like the Ford XP-2000, Lincoln Futura, and the bizarre nuclear energy powered Ford Nucleon!
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Enjoy!The American Dream Cars of the 1950s Part I: GMs Motorama EditionEds Auto Reviews2024-08-27 | A classic car connaisseur dives into the world of the many American dreams cars of the 1950s! In every part of this four part episode we look at some of the awesome futuristic mid-centry modern masterpieces and radical concept cars. This is part one, the General Motor's Motorama Edition. Here we talk about the Buick Y-Job, GM Le Sabre and the many Motorama show cars, like the Cadillac Cyclone, Firebird gas turbine cars, and the GMC L'Universelle!
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Enjoy!Festival of the Unexceptional Part II: The Family Car History!Eds Auto Reviews2024-08-10 | A classic car connaisseur went to a unique car meet in the UK that celebrates the mundane everyday cars from the 70s 80s and 90s. Cars that you saw practically on every street corner, but are now completely gone. In this second part we look at some of the cars owned by my family in the past, like a New Edge Ford Focus, a Daihatsu Charade and the infamous Morris Marina!
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Enjoy!Mundane Motoring: The Festival of the Unexceptional Part I: The Highlights!Eds Auto Reviews2024-08-10 | A classic car connaisseur went to a unique car meet in the UK that celebrates the mundane everyday cars from the 70s 80s and 90s. Cars that you saw practically on every street corner, but are now completely gone. In this first part we look at some of the highlights, like Malasian Proton's, a funky Dodge campervan and three wheeled Bond Bugs!
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Enjoy!Kitschy Retro Roadster: 1985 Excalibur Series V Roadster ConvertibleEds Auto Reviews2024-07-26 | The Excalibur Series V was the 1980s edition of Excaliburs famous recipe: Neoclassic cars! Cars that looked like they came from the 1930s, but had 'modern' day tech underneath those flowing fenders. Originally a Studebaker concept car, we are going to take a closer look at this remarkable kitschmobile, perfect for weddings and other fairytales. What's it like to drive a gaudy retro roadster?
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Enjoy!How the American Car Failed in EuropeEds Auto Reviews2024-07-15 | A classic car connaisseur explains why you don't see a lot of American cars anymore on European roads. Back in the 50s and 60s it used to be a different story. The reason? Money. American cars are completely priced out of the market thanks to taxes upon taxes upon taxes.
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Enjoy!Should Classic Cars be Electric?Eds Auto Reviews2024-06-30 | A classic car connaisseur asks the difficult question whether it's a sacrilige and a heinous crime to convert a classic car into an electric car or not. As it turns out, there are actually quite a few cars that could befenit from having an electric drivetrain.
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Enjoy!Cold War Motoring: The Communist Cars of the Soviet UnionEds Auto Reviews2024-06-16 | A classic car connaisseur talks about the communist cars of the Soviet Union. Specifically those of Russian carmakers during the 1950s and 60s. We talk about all the brands, like Lada, the GAZ Chaika, the illustrious Volga's and the superdeluxe state cars for the nomenklatura, the ZILs. Were they any good? And where are these pre-planned car brands now?
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Enjoy!Strange, Weird and Obscure Car Meet ROUND 3Eds Auto Reviews2024-05-31 | A classic car connaisseur went to a car meet specifically for weird, strange and obscure cars. Limited editions, low production cars or simply the social outcasts of the automotive landscape! We look at some Top Gear Cadillacs, Ute Maloo's, battle of Hyundai's, and I let automotive judges criticize my car!
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Enjoy!10 Gimmicks You Find On Classic Cars at Car ShowsEds Auto Reviews2024-05-17 | A classic car connaisseur notices that you find a lot of aftermarket gimmicks that are put on classic cars at car shows. Like curb feelers, the fuzzy dice, antenna balls and creepy dolls. What's up with that? Let's find out!
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Enjoy!1990s Electric Car Experiment: The Rügen ProjectEds Auto Reviews2024-05-03 | A classic car connaisseur talks about the forgotten electric car experiment on the German island of Rügen in the 1990s! On the island, various European carmakers like Volkswagen, Mercedes and BWM send in electrified versions of their ordinary petrol powered passenger cars, like the 190, 3 Series and Golf. Was this test a succes or a failure? Find out in this automotive history episode!
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