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Very good episode!

Heck, you could get an Impala Super Sport with a 6 1962-67 - yes, they made them and I've even seen a few.

Oh, this one was eye-popping! I remember several of these from my misspent youth, but you included plenty of surprises. Excellent work! Thanks!

I love LOve LOVE THIS CHANNEL _😗👌_

Also, the AMC X & Levis editions.

an episode of 'Charlies Angels' Farah was driving a cobra with the low spoiler in front, she drives it over a berm, side walk, into a draveway, she scrapes the crap out of the piece of plastic, and they kept it in ! which i thought was funny,,,,, the pieces of junk anyways

This sure goes to show “ what you see is what you get “ we are visual people

This was a great list. I enjoyed the photos for the many different packages.

Sorry, but this particular video BORES ME TO TEARS. BYE!

Very entertaining video with a lot of nostalgia.

People love to rip on malaise era cars because of their horsepower levels and lack of performance, but manufacturers can only do so much with uncle Sam's boot on your neck. Personally when considering buying or looking at cars the engines performance Carry's no impact on my decision, the engine platform can be important but the HP rating that's no big deal because you take any vehicle from 70s n 80s as long as it has a viable engine platform most domestic V8 gas engines from 5.0 SBC to a 500 caddy, those engines will really perform well with very little work, will a 1978 350 SBC easily hang with old 11:1 double hump headed lt1 350 no but taking a 185hp 350 and bumping it to 300hp+ is pretty easy with a few parts and some part deleats. And a 300hp passenger car or pickup is a lively cruiser. It's pretty wild how easy it is to achieve an extra 100hp on a malaise era engine they are so suffocated inhaling and exhaling thru a straw just letting it breathe again with no other mods the power just jumps up and just a mild "RV" camshaft upgrade they really wake up. Back in the 90s I had a 76 nova SS for a couple years that was an appearance and interior package and it had an old plain jane smogger 350 and the only engine mods that had been done to it was the smog equipment removed, a set of long tube headers side exit dual exhaust and a crane Energizer 268 with the factory cast iron intake and Qjet and with the 3.31 12 bolt posi that was swapped in it went pretty decent and even being a tierd smoking oil burner it would absolutely destroy the tires do effortless donuts all day long and that's a "slow" malaise era car.

Thanks, HCG! Another entertaining and well-researched video. 👍👍👍

But I thought that everyone knew that adding painted on or taped on racing stripes instantly upped the horsepower and top speed!

Like when we were kids we thought if we had a new pair of gym shoes we could run faster.👟👟

1978 Mustang King Cobra: Because one of the Ford designers saw Smokey and the Bandit too many times at the drive-in.

There was an old hot rodders' saying back in my days..."Ya know these racing stripes will make your car go faster."

You do great and extensive work,I always look forward to your videos!

I guess I’m the second to watch this great video! Correction first!

I’ve had 2 SdVs, ‘77 & ‘89. Both were reliable and lasted a long time. Not exciting, just solid family sedans

1950s American Model

78-87 myyyyyyy favorite models

Thanks

Very well said 👏

My '65 Valiant 200 was one of the best cars I ever owned, my '74 the very worst.

Loved this movie since I was 3. Still makes me smile 30 years later, and I STILL dream of riding in that car. 😊

Liters?! WTF?!!

So does VW now own RR? Or is BMW now producing RR ?

No 455 SD in Grand Prix.

Rolls Royce nearly like to going to Heaven.

I love the Rolls-Royce brand too. I have many from the first Silver Ghost to the latest Phantom VIII. Many are on my RUclips page.

My mother had a 1959 Ambassador 4 door. I drove it a it could out run everything except a Chevy SS. It was the closest to the 1957 Rambler Rebel. It had a 327 Cid V8 and it could definitely "burn rubber".

All I can say is fantastic and the most accurate history that I have seen online. I own several AMC autos and was too young to buy the 1957 Rambler Rebel. Would love to have that, Rebel. Only saw 3 models since 1959. I have an AMC history book of all their cars from the beginning.

Thank you for the video. Rolls Royce has been through it and manages to keep on thriving. I saw some of those models I see where Lincoln got some of its styling over the years. Some of them looked like Lincoln Town Cars. The changing of the ownership impacted things as well. It is interesting to note America used to have the longest sedans. This model line definitely owns this title in 2025. We do not have the longest sedan anymore and we do not really have any American sedans other than Cadillac CT4 and CT5 and Dodge Charger. The other interesting thing was the whole BMW and VW bought this or that and it separated Rolls from Bentley and they are in the same market segment building different cars. This car line somehow has kept its status where Jaguar is struggling to keep theirs. The market has changed and I noticed over time Rolls added technology to its car. These cars are heavy and heavy like Ev's.

From 2010, things getting worse!! To bad!

The Silver Seraph that came out in 1994, I think, is so sexy. I love the lines and the overall essence of it.

Pardon me, would you have any Grey Poupon?

I remember the Beetle/Rolls kits of the 70s & 80s. They were considered ridiculous even then....

my two favorite Rolls Royce models are the Silver Shadow and the Corniche Convertible

My favorite two Rolls-Royce models, Auric Goldfinger’s 1937 Phantom III Sedanca de Ville from the James Bond film “Goldfinger”, and Amos Burke’s 1962 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II from the TV show “Burke’s Law”. Great video, HCG. 👍👍👍

Great Video, Very Detailed, You Just Forgot To Mention The FWD G Body Cutlass Was Offered In A Convertible

That Healy Is A Beautiful Looking Vehicle 😍 👌

In summary, your basic current Toyota Corolla, or any of its basic family sedan peers would blow the doors off of any of the GTs from the late 70s. Meanwhile safety, economy and emissions are all improved? That sounds great right up until you realize you can't buy a car now that cost less than any 2 houses from the '70s. We are all driving super-cars and complaining that they cost $50k new.

Just bought a 83 grand prix

With trump in the white house, the chrysler imperial will be making a comeback.

We in New Zealand had assembly of 65 Valiant's usually 225 slant six, some were 273 V8's Still have my old 65 Valiant Regal AP6 since 1982

The thumb of this video got me

The gutless engine era...

I see why this was re-uploaded. The accidental studio camera shot was removed. Either way, it's still a good and informative video.