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From Shock to Amusement: Villagers' Reactions to the Biggest American Cars Ever Built! Tribal People

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When it comes to exploring the automobile industry, there are some remarkable cars that have managed to leave a lasting impression on people. In this video, we take a look at some of the biggest American cars ever built and capture the reactions of villagers as they encounter these mammoth machines for the first time.
Starting with the arrival of the cars in the village, we capture the shock and amazement of the locals as they witness these enormous vehicles for the first time. We then take a closer look at the cars, highlighting their impressive design and size, as well as the history behind them.
Throughout the video, we interview villagers to get their thoughts on the cars, including their first impressions and any interesting anecdotes they may have. We also showcase some of the unique features of the cars, such as their engines, interiors, and exterior details.
Additionally, we provide some valuable insights and information for car enthusiasts who want to learn more about these iconic American cars. This includes details on their performance, maintenance requirements, and history.
Whether you are a fan of cars or just enjoy watching people's reactions to unexpected events, this video is sure to entertain and educate you. So sit back, relax, and join us on this journey from shock to amusement as we explore the biggest American cars ever built!
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@AntonioRivera28 Год назад

I love how the first thing people think when they see a large trunk of a car, no matter what part of the world they come from, is how many bodies they can fit in it

@herrkulor3771 Год назад

Or how many carpets😅 (With body)

@sbirkkk Год назад

@@herrkulor3771 (bodies included)

@The_ZeroLine Год назад

That’s what I and my friends immediately think of and we live in Los Angeles. lol

@dianem8544 Год назад

I had one of these giant cars as my first one. It was a late 70s Oldsmobile, and it was 221 inches long. After learning to drive and park that car, I could drive anything after that. And yes, a friend of mine who was 6"4' laid down in the trunk so you really could transport a dead body if you wanted to, even a big one. Want to repeat my request for you to tell Badshah about Rick Allen, the drummer for the rock band Def Leppard. I think he could find inspiration from that story, and Babu would also be interested as a drummer. Rick was the band's drummer for five or six years when he lost his left arm in a car accident in 1984. Badshah has this idea of himself as being less important due to his disability, but not everyone feels that way. The band waited for Rick to heal and redesign his drum kit and he was back to playing live shows in about a year and a half. They never brought up the idea of getting a different drummer, they left the decision up to Rick, so Rick figured it out. You can show them this video from four years after the accident, which I can't link: DEF LEPPARD - "Pour Some Sugar On Me" (Official Music Video) where the band is playing for tens of thousands of people and there's Rick with his one arm at the drum kit. Badshah, we appreciate you, we think you're important and you deserve everything that anyone else does. Sure, Rick Allen was a rich and famous rockstar when he had his accident but that's not why everyone supported him. That's just why a lot of us have heard the story. The support would have been there regardless.

@paulinesoares3594 Год назад

Love them thinking only professional drivers could drive them. As soon as you got your license at 16, you started driving them.

@voidmstr Год назад

Not surprising since the two old guys can’t read and the kid has probably never driven anything bigger than a motorbike.

@DaFonz808 Год назад

12 years old here😂

@backgroundmusik Год назад

I was driving an 88 or 89 crown Vic when I was 14. My other option was an 83 Dodge Ram pickup truck. At 16 I got a K car and it was a trash can, then a Dodge dynasty with the y broken off so it was just D nasty.

@herrkulor3771 Год назад

I assume the USA has big wide straight streets and big parking spaces.

@paulinesoares3594 Год назад

@@herrkulor3771 we also have lots of curvy roads. Don’t know why you would think that you need straight roads for them. You see busses going around mountains, cars can do the same. Our roads are wider and parking spaces are bigger.

@benedictscarafiotti2902 Год назад

I loved when Babu called the others out for talking nonsense about dead bodies during the video.

@ButtKickington Год назад

I love how he instantly relates the size of the trunk with dead bodies. That's a sort of trunk size rating system on these old cars.

@lukecat3825 Год назад

Their enthusiasm and admiration for these extra large luxury cars is really nice. It would be a great video and such a treat for them if you could arrange just a short drive for them from a car colector in India that has any of the cars shown if they are in great condition. Nostalgic for your American viewers also.

@TheTaz1999 Год назад

Babu has been a passenger in many cars, even flown in planes to a different country, , He's been on a lot more than a old Bullock pulling a cart.

@Pokeonrocks5 Год назад

This video must be before all that. Not sure!

@suomenpresidentti Год назад

Everything you see in the internet is not true.... Never would have thought of that.

@CyborgRowlet Год назад

I think the subtitles are mistranslated, as sometimes you can see "Lorem Ipsum Dolor Amet..."

@IzzyOnTheMove Год назад

MY KIND OF CARS!!!!!!! Love it ❤

@stephaniemccollum8019 Год назад

This is one of my favorite channels. Such kind people. I love to see their faces light up when they see something for the first time! Thumbs up! Please keep the videos coming!

@anthonystinson5722 Год назад

Aman’s comment- “the trunk is so large that a dead body could easily be kept in this” 😂😂😂😂😂 Has this guy been watching Bollywood mafia movies??

@patsypatterwin8814 Год назад

Good video of old classic large cars to show the villagers. It would be nice if they could see a video about how the same model of cars have changed their design today 2023! In 1970's our family enjoyed driving the Cadillac Coupe De Ville 4 door and 2 door cars!

@ionecuff6323 Год назад

I would like to see their reactions to seeing some different types of motorhomes in the United States. A variety ranging from the truck camper, to Class B, B+, C, and of course the luxurious Class As. Also explain to them that some people live in the vehicles so they can travel the country to see all the different places. While others use them to go on vacations. I remember when we bought a 68 4 door Chevy Impala, IT WAS BEAUTIFUL! Wish I still had it. Riding in it was like riding on a cloud.

@ChristaFree Год назад

I had a 1973 Chevy Impala but I had it in 1989 lol. Cars from this era are way better than cars being manufactured today which are nothing but plastic and fiberglass. They'll last forever too as long as you take care of them. Cars nowadays are designed to fail after so many miles. Take them on a limousine ride!

@brunoB1980 Год назад

Now i want a Bullock cart!

@philipmervin6967 Год назад

Pls show them cars manufacturing in India, both indian and foreign brands

@CuzKatieSaysSo Год назад

"The trunk of that car is so big a body could be comfortably kept inside" ~ 😂😂😂 Well, I don't personally know of bodies (although the statement is true) but those trunks could sure hold a lot of kids sneaking into the drive-in outdoor movies 😂😂😂

@nothingmuch8865 Год назад

I used to drive the same model stationwagon which was the basis for the "Family Truckster" from National Lampoon's Vacation.

@AdmiralKakarot Год назад

After 79, the nameplates Continental and Town Car were split into two separate vehicles. The Continental was smaller and loaded with luxuries as well as a more powerful v8 while the Town Car stayed huge and continued production until 2011, alongside the Mercury Grand Marquis and Ford Crown Victoria who shared the same platform. The Continental was discontinued in the mid 2000's before making a comeback in 2016, replacing the v8 with turbo charged v6's while later adding the "suicide" rear doors as a premium option in 2019-2020 before being discontinued in favor of Crossovers and SUV's in 2021.

@Tranny_Exterminator_9000 Год назад

Would be neat to see them ride in the back of a Rolls Royce Phantom or something along those lines. I wanna see their reaction to the massage and heated seats, infotainment, the sound quality, etc

@herrkulor3771 Год назад

I never rode a Rolls or Maybach. Would be quite an experience. Used Rolls are quite inexpensive but are incredibly expensive to repair.

@danlabok7117 Год назад

Still wanting them to check out car's with different doors both custom and standard like a Delorean, Bricklin, Countash etc. I think they'd get a kick out of it and wonder why.

@ll7868 Год назад

Big. Today I watched a video on the 2023 Ford F650 Heavy Pick Up, the thing has 3 rows of seats, six doors, 8' wide and is over 9' tall. It's the closest thing to driving a street legal monster truck.

@Mr.Schitzengigglez Год назад

At 17, I had a 1979 Thunderbird, with blown shocks, and no reverse gear. It taught me to prepare for corners, and choose my parking spaces wisely..😅

@dochubbell Год назад

Love the classic gas guzzeling behemoths of yester year, In fact in my family is a 66 Buick electra convertable. It is fun to drive around with the top down and play ELO and Egales tunes etc. Favorite tunes: Hotel California and Money for nothing. lol Great reaction from the guys.

@maurachapman4179 Год назад

In Minnesota I learned to drive in a 1979 Lincoln Continental. As a girl of 16, I could even parallel park. It amazes me to this day!

@francispinto8721 Год назад

I owned a 1972 Cadillac Sedan Deville. Fuel economy was 3 km per liter at best. But fuel was cheap about Rupees 10 per liter at today's exchange rate.

@blazecheetah Год назад

Should show them some of the modern day huge full size pickup trucks people drive over here now lol. Or some of the third row seat SUVs.

@ll7868 Год назад

My friend's dad had a 1971 Ford Torino GT, 206"/17 feet or 5.23 m, would have made the Top 15. He would take us for rides on country roads and set it free with all the windows open and AC/DC blaring on the stereo, what a rush.

@Nlangkirby135 Год назад

To me… my favorite car of the land yacht style is the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. Such classic styling makes it a beauty.

@ll7868 Год назад

The original Green Hornet drove a 2nd Gen 1966 Chrysler Imperial, or rather his sidekick Kato drove it, it was called Black Beauty. The 1969-1973 Imperials were 3rd Generation models or Luxury Line and a little bit longer than Black Beauty's 218"/18.17'/5.53m.

@ll7868 Год назад

I have far more trivial information on random subjects than anyone should.

@j.d.4697 Год назад

Such beautiful cars. 🥰

@herrkulor3771 Год назад

Big cars with big sound!

@almosthome5971 Год назад

I used to have a 1978 Cadillac Fleetwood, and man was that thing a beast!! I hated it! But yeah, they all had good head room, and good feet room, and they were actually REAL cars back then...not the plastic trash you have to buy today

@lacnoslen5644 Год назад

good to see you guys again.

@pliny8308 Год назад

You get plenty of air in a convertible with the top down! :)

@veggiesaremurder Год назад

Also, an interesting fact about the Thunderbird (or as these guys misheard: "Underworld", lol), is that the model name comes from Native American folklore. A Thunderbird was a gigantic eagle that was said to be large enough to pick people up and carry them away to eat them. It's depicted still in many artforms from some tribes here in the United States.

@pickledpopcorn8404 Год назад

My 1st car was a 1970 Olds 98, 455 V8 rocket. It was 12 years old when I got it, and still had lots of power (that a 17 yr old didn't need) 😂

@FractalNinja Год назад

It would be neat to see them react to large industrial equipment! Dump trucks, wind turbine part delivery semis, and they have VERY large platforms to move rockets :D

@sandrascott5299 Год назад

Thanks

@CommonManShow Год назад

Welcome

@almosthome5971 Год назад

Ha!!! And don't think for a second many many dead bodies haven't been found in those old trunks.

@GF-nm1cl Год назад

Any 4wd Toyota with the 22re engine would be the thing to have there I'd think

@ll7868 Год назад

Cars used to have personality, you could tell the year, model and manufacturer just by looking at it. Now cars all look the same more or less, they're either really smooth or really pointy or they look like an SUV. Gimme a 1963 Rear Split Stingray over a 2023 C8 Z06 anyday.

@ll7868 Год назад

And I bet a 1963 Stingray will still be on the road long after all the 2023 Z06es are gone. Old cars were built to last multiple lifetimes, you could pass them down from generation to generation, today's cars are built to last about 2 years less than the lease.

@StephenCramer-tw2lb Год назад

LOL, sometimes we’d joke about a cars trunk size by how many bodies you could put in it. Three body, four body trunk.

@Praetor_Fenix420 Год назад

These guys rule! They Rule, they Rule!

@dawnhandschy8111 Год назад

I had a 1994 Buick roadmaster estate wagon that was 217.5 inches long. My son totaled it a couple years ago. I loved that thing. You should show them a video of those types of cars. They would go crazy lol.

@celestesimmons8184 Год назад

In the United States, in order to drive you need to take a written and driven test. This test is to ensure that the driver understands the rules of the road to protect themselves and others from collisions as driving can result in fatal accidents due to the vehicle's high speeds. However in terms of the terrain. There is Off-Roading vehicles that can drive through potholes and rough roads.

@mspfinney Год назад

I hope they realize these are cars from 50 years ago. With gas prices the size has been cut by 30%.

@golmatol6537 Год назад

Next time I go to a car dealer, I'm going to ask ... "So how many dead bodies can I fit in this trunk?". 🤣

@blgmonster1631 Год назад

He was right when he said they use to fit a dead body in there 🤣

@wendypederson243 Год назад

Show them some limousine's.

@judithham2320 Год назад

Cars are much smaller now.

@hkjuhucampbell4005 Год назад

Everybody had said all I was thinking, so nothing left to say.

@Jeeperskip Год назад

Why is it when some men see a huge trunk they think how many dead bodies can be put in it? Should we be asking some questions of the young kid on the show lol?

@suomenpresidentti Год назад

Why they are so fixed of dead bodies in cars. This is really concerning.

@ll7868 Год назад

The 1966 Batmobile (1955 Lincoln Futura) was 225"/18.75'/5,715m. Just sayin'.

@Tocinos Год назад

🙏

@sagnhill Год назад

I had a 1970 Ford LTD back in the mid 70s. I also owned an Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and a Impala. I used to trade them in every 2-3 years for a newer or different model.

@Zone_Stomper Год назад

Wha? I thought this was gonna be about 40 foot stretch limousines.

@palantir135 Год назад

The bigger the car the smaller the ……. Ridiculously big cars that drink petrol like it’s lemonade. Impossible to ride the in Europe’s cities because they just don’t fit through the streets or in parking spaces. Let’s not talk about the ridiculously small amount of power they manage to get from those big engines.

@ktkacer1039 Год назад

They were really only reasonable in the USA, tho less so in retrospect, however, back in the 50's, 60's and 70's... you could spend a LOT of hours in a car.... sometimes w/ kids... you needed the space to be able to travel to relatives/work/recreation comfortably. I mean as the saying goes the USA population thinks 100 years is a long time, European population thinks 100 miles is a long distance. Just as most of Europe believes 100 years to be nothing/next to nothing, we see 100 miles to be nothing/next to nothing. Your countries are so small, in Canada and the USA most of our states are bigger than most of your countries.

@palantir135 Год назад

@@ktkacer1039 100 miles isn’t that far, above 200 miles is quite far. Our countries may be small but don’t forget that we can travel within Europe without limitations or borders.

@ericshepard6669 Год назад

Please tell the guy in the middle to stop staring at me.

@bcast9978 Год назад

Kapoor died about 10 years ago.

@SeanNewhouse-mv9ez Год назад

Wasn't trying to say producers AND it didn't finish the sentence

@hkjuhucampbell4005 Год назад

Thanks!

@CommonManShow Год назад

Welcome

@John-Andersen Год назад

5:30 Uncle Babu issues smackdown: "He [narrator] is giving very good information and you both are talking nonsense; pay attention to the video" ROFLMAO😅

@veggiesaremurder Год назад

What is with this kid's obsession with hiding bodies in trunks? Lol.