The Most Famous Duesenberg of All Time 

Anyone else appreciate the fact that even though Jay Leno Doesn't have to do these videos any longer he still does? I sure do!

Thanks to Cameron and the Nethercutt Collection for making this video possible. Beautiful car!

I laughed when Jay told the guy an easier way to open the hood. Shows just how much Jay knows about so many cars.

Here is a guy who has spent his life making us laugh, entertaining us at all levels, and never ever divides or makes us angry at each other. What gift to humanity. Other prominent people should follow 😊

One of the most stunning cars ever built!

Great to see you healthy and alive Jay!!!!!!!!!

One thing that's hard to convey in a video is just how HUGE this car is. Even by today's post-1970s standards, this Duesenberg is enormous.

Duesenbergs will always have a place in my heart. When I was about 5 years old, my cousin gave me my very first Hot Wheels die cast car, and it was the '31 Duesenberg 4 door Touring car. I've been a car guy my whole life since, and I still think the mid 20s to mid 30s was the most beautiful era of automotive art ever produced. Duesies, Auburns, Cords, Packards, Cadillacs, Pierce Arrow, Mercedes, so so many...

Simply wow...words cannot fairly describe this amazing work of art. Thank you for the restoration, preservation, and for sharing.

Jay needs to live forever.. his Knowledge about Life and his Stories are just unreplaceable.

Listening to Jay speak to the technical details of a car, whilst telling a story that just draws you in, it is so therapeutic. He really is the automotive David Attenborough.

I shed a tear. For Jay to organize a police escort for this car. Shows how much he cares and respects the value this car have. Respect Jay Respect!!!

100 years old and it's still beautiful. Not many things you can say that about.

A police escort on the airport runway...what a cool place to open her up. Such an incredible piece of automotive history. Thanks Jay!

That's not a car, it's a work of art.

I frequently comment on episodes that go beyond the norm, but for this one - being able to hear, see, and listen to such a car like this - other than this, I am speechless. So insipring to see things made by brilliant people building to the very best of their ability.

Always a great episode of JLG when Cameron shows up with one of the jewels of the Nethercutt collection. I know I speak for a lot of Leno fans when I say that we all appreciate being able to see these amazing vehicles, both stationary and being driven! Thank you very much for the show!

While cleaning out my grandma's home after her death in the mid 1960's we found a steamer chest full of old photos. One of the photos was of her brother Art, who ran an extremely prosperous speak-easy in Detroit during the prohibition era. There he stood wearing a straw men's dress hat of the era, mirror-shined shoes, and a racoon coat, with his right foot on the running board of his DUESENBERG. Wow! I met him a few years later shortly before he died. He grew up in the Georgia and his favourite expression (spoken in a beautiful Georgian drawl) was, 'Son, I was a hustler.'. And indeed he was.

22:05 i love when Jay puts the hammer down in these priceless cars. Hes probably the only one to ever stretch that car

I get emotional when I see the excellent work and craftsmanship in this car. I respect the importance that 2 generations ago gave to aesthetics and art. Yes, these car manufacturers were very special people.

One of the most beautiful automobiles I've ever seen! Thank you for bringing these over. "It made a statement as you went down the road"; I can only imagine how they felt with it going down the taxiway at Burbank!! Cameron; A HUGE thank you!

An immaculately restored automobile, sensitively detailed in every respect. It is rare to see such a beautiful example of a Duesenberg (I have never seen one in England) but this Nethercutt example would appear to be the finest of its type in every respect. This has been beautifully captured on video for us all to enjoy on your channel, Jay - and for that, we are all very grateful! Cheers!

I practically cold sweat just imagining driving something this irreplaceable and exquisite. As always, I'm in complete awe of Jay and his ability to drive these incredible cars so calmly and competently, while also conducting a top notch interview. Well, this car is just pure awe all around. We are so lucky to see it and hear it go. Is there a bit of runout on the front passenger wheel, or am I seeing things? I feel weird to even say that on such a godly car, but I'm just curious.

I saw her at Pebble Beach, in 1980 or '81, right after she'd been restored. Stunning.

Thank you Nevercutt and Cameron for showing us this car, and thank you Jay for the social history.

Cameron must have had one of the best childhoods. Thanks for bringing another great car.

Isn't the right front wheel wobbling? I was relieved when Jay drove it into the airport. That car should be a national treasure. What an honor for America.

One of the most beautiful cars ever built and Jay sure knows his stuff. Only one thing I noticed is the right front wheel has a slight wobble to it. Otherwise, perfect ! Thank you for all your efforts Jay.

Having only seen still photographs of this amazing car, it is magnificent to see in action and hearing the fine mechanical noises it makes. Thanks to Cameron and the Nethercutt Collection for making this possible. In the words of Dennis Collins....OUTSTANDING !

So that’s what Brendan Fraser has been up to between films all these years! 😊 Seriously though, what an amazingly gorgeous machine. Thanks for sharing!

To see this wonderful old car driving along with a jet aircraft casually taking off beside it was just amazing.

Cameron is such a humble knowledgeable kid. Especially from growing up in such a prominent family. A good candidate for when Jay decides to move off camera.

i've seen this in person at Nethercutt. truly the OG. stunning presence, even among all the other outstanding cars they have there. i have the Franklin Mint model of this car, which i treasure.

What an elegant grand lady.........a time machine. Thank you guys

What a great man Jay is to share these cars with us when he doesn't have to. He passes his knowledge and experiences on and is so kind and generous with his collection.

I always wondered why Deusenbergs were supposed to be so special. Now I know. 320 hp in 1933?! That was power!

Loooooove this car! I’ve had the scale model for about ten years and saw the real deal in 2/22. Duesies are the top!

This car is as much of an engineering marvel as it is a work of art. Absolutely stunning! So glad they made this video.

Thanks to everyone for coming together to show us this rare gem. We appreciate the time, money and logistics that was required. She is a beauty!

About 1 half mile from where I went to high school, in the early 1960s, (Cleveland, Ohio) the was a business that serviced the ignition systems on just about anything (Boland ignition) one day as I was walking home from school a man came out the back gate in a Duesenberg boat tailed roadster. I said; How cool is this"?. The man asked me if I knew what kind of car it was, and was very surprised that I knew. That is the only Duesenberg I've ever seen, I am now 76. ;-)

I went to the Nethercutt Tower Of Beauty Museum back in 1980 or so; an incredible experience! The car collection is far from the only great thing about the place; antique furniture such as a Louis XIV writing desk, real Persian rugs from centuries ago, mechanical musical instruments, a big Wurlitzer theatre organ and more, just an amazing place!

I love that color. I can't believe they had to paint it black to sell it. Did they let Jay drive that car around the runway at the Burbank airport? I wonder if that Southwest pilot got on his mic and said, "If you look to your left you'll see Jay Leno driving a 1930's Duesenburg."

I have come to appreciate the Duesenberg's after watching them on this channel. I think they are all beautiful vehicles and were way ahead of their time.

I have long admired Duesenbergs. This one is at the top of the classic car era. An absolutely stunning automobile. Thank you, Cameron and Jay, for producing this video.

Jay is simply one of the most authentic car guys for his understanding of mechanics, technology, design, and more importantly, automotive culture of these rare, collectible cars. It’s a bonus when Cameron brings down something from the museum.

What a sound! What a beauty!!! 100 years - timeless perfection.

I am elated because I love Jay’s show and his knowledge and character . I’m 70 and had the great fortune to live in Riverside California in the early 60’s while 10-12 years old and rubber necked at the beauties on the road , raced slot cars and loved my purple Schwin Stingray . Great era and memories . Jay you are the man , thank you for keeping us entertained

You two are a great team. Thank you for bringing these cars to us!

It’s the coach work that blows me away! I get to see a few Murphy bodies, but this is incredible

Still one of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen. Magnificent. Thank you.

I watched The Godfather for the first time and you literally uploaded this the next day. The all black Deusenbergs everyone drove were beautiful, and so menacing at night.

Jay, I love your work & I recently heard of your pair of accidents, I’m glad you’re recovering & look forward to more enlightening episodes. This one on the Duesenberg 20,000 is awesome. Again, thanks for your work & stay well.

Mr. Leno, Thank you for all your episodes but especially this one. It's been a while since I've seen this beauty. The most awesome automobile ever built. Thanks again. -John Wagner

The quality of the bright work. Beautiful.

Thanks for showing us the epitomy of classic cars from the one and only Dusenberg Brothers. What a beautiful car and the sound is pure joy.

Truly a masterpiece!!! Take care of yourself Jay!!! Where else am I gonna see all these beautiful automobiles??!! 😼😎

Great video, thanks Jay and guest. Btw, I like comparing the price of the car in its time to what other things cost at that time is much more effective than mentioning what 20´000 $ from 1933 is in todays money. 30 model Ts or 10 nice houses gives the viewer a better idea of how much it cost at that time. Wonderful video.

A few years ago I had the opportunity to visit the Auburn Cord Duesenberg museum in Auburn, IN. I was never really into this style of car, or much of the 30s at all, but that museum changed everything. It's wild to see these things in person. They're HUGE! And have such cool styling.

I just love the Duesenberg automobile, what an American master piece of engineering. Goes along with the Cord and Auburn. Thanks Jay for sharing.

Thank you Mr. Leno for another great history lesson, I must be getting old because I remember seeing this one before or seeing this car. I have never seen a Dusenberg in person, but this is the next best thing! Thank you.🙏🏽

Maybe the most incredible car on the planet! Great restoration, commentary and photography! Thanks!

Glad to see the joker in Jay's personality still there...the "you might have been conceived in the back of this car" joke was priceless.

The sound of the engine cover hinges is AWESOME!!!!!!

A masterpiece of Art Deco design. Thank you Jay for sharing this beautiful work of art.

Thanks Jay and Cameron for the close up of this great car. Always a pleasure to see it running. I learn something new every time I watch your videos. ❤👍

That's where they got the old saying, "it's a dusi." Thanks for the ride, Jay! 😊

This is one of the greatest episodes on renown automotive history. Thanks for sharing!!

Lovely, lovely car, and for its time, a technological tour de force! Thanks, Cameron, Jay, and crew for another great episode! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦

It's worth noting that Cord/Auburn/Duesenberg also manufactured the Davis and Stinson aircraft, so the altimeter makes sense. My grandfather was dealer for all of this in Washington, DC, and doubtless saw it at the Chicago World's Fair (we have his home movies from that event.) Nice that you drove it at an airport.

He knows so much about any and every car ever. His knowledge needs to be documented and preserved

I ALWAYS enjoy these fantastic collaborations with Cameron Richards and Jay Leno.

This is the best episode yet. The car, the guest, and ofc jay, just worked so well. Owner def respects the car and it’s history.

Beautiful noises, well recorded as always, of an irreplaceable machine. Love it.

Incredible artisanship and aesthetics! A real beauty. Vive Duesenbergs!

The color of that paint is so regal. Beautiful.

I've seen this at the Nethercutt! It's a real treat to see it moving under its own power and hearing those straight-cut gears.

What an absolutely beautiful car. The owners did incredible work.

Wow, I've been on a big Duesenberg kick recently due to watching all of Jay's videos including "The Most Expensive Duesenberg Ever Made" where it, at one point was a tow truck that sold for $400, after being sold new for ~$430,000 with inflation some 30 years prior. Some cool stuff.

Even the paint on that is perfection.

Thank you, Mr. Leno, and thank you Nethercutt Collection.

Nice car. Jay is so humble and bless him for letting the kid think he's teaching Jay something new he doesn't already know about this car.

Thank you Jay and Cameron, again, for presenting another one of these classic beauties. The 20,000 Grand has been one of my favorites for years. I must see the Nethercutt collection this summer, if not sooner.

My great grandfather worked in the factory in Indiana. Always nice to see these cars.

I love the Nethercutt episodes. They have an amazing collection and do a great job sharing these automotive icons with the world.

Absolutely beautiful car! Thank you for sharing. Regarding the altimeter, it is my understanding it was functional, for the purpose of knowing when the carburetor would need to be re-tuned. For example, re-tuning might be needed when moving into mountain elevations.

That was an amazingly well performed restoration. That car looks new. It still is a gorgeous car

Such a masterpiece........stunning!

That is one of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen!! The silver color is just amazing! thanks for sharing it with us!

Such an extraordinary and spectacularly beautiful car. This video is a treat, a big thanks to Cameron and Jay.

Thank you so much Jay for bringing such a beautiful car. It’s amazing the technology they had back then.

That car is art and priceless, thanks for showing them to us

WOW, Thank you, Jay, for bringing this automobile out into it's right element, for us to enjoy. We had the pleasure of watching it at the Nethercutt Collection 22nd December 2022.

This car is so beautiful from every angle, the fact that it is a one off is why I can appreciate being a mechanic. Being a mechanic is a humble profession when you strive to achieve what these guys did in the day. A true machinist. I once had the pleasure of helping to build a boat with a friend and he said he would be so happy just to be in the bilge with all three engines and cut off the rest of the haul. Awsome.

I think this was my favorite of Jays episodes to date! Since I first learned of this particular Duesenberg around 1980s I was in love! I couldn’t even afford the Franklin Mint 1:24th model back then as I was a teenager working part time. I remember clipping out the ad from a magazine with The Franklin Mints phone # and the item #. Well I kept it in my drawer for a few months constantly looking at it thinking $95 for a model car?? I’m not rich etc. Well I called them one day and the said they do 4 monthly installments! I was so excited I ordered it. When it came it was my most prized possession to date. I soon ordered the display case for it to keep it pristine. Well 37 or so years later it’s still as pristine as the real one! Up until around 1999 it was my only diecast model. I soon found eBay, and other places and since then my diecast collection has grown to over 325 1:24th scale cars. From early 1900s- some modern cars! Jay Leno is awesome and one of the only famous people I’d really care to meet live one day!!! Him and Barbara Eden. This is the most beautiful car to me and she’s the most beautiful woman to me ever.

The sound of that engine is amazing!

Absolutely magical.

Love these episodes with Cameron. So down to earth and yet has such a great collection to share

Jay, great choice for a video--that Duesenberg is a beautiful classic.

Funny how Jay is so chill and supportive and his guests tend to be so nervous.

My heart is fluttering seeing this gorgeous car!