15 TOTALLY AWESOME 80s VEHICLE DESIGNS Meant For The FUTURE

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Er, this is full of garbage!

Gurgel was a Brazilian brand of late 80s...unfortunately for a unstable economy during this period in Brazil Gurgel brake and must close the doors only wit few years... And a lot of very good models launched...

Am i the only one who thinks the little suzuki mighty boy is cool?

I owned a Subaru Brat which is similar in design. I really loved that truck!

They are collectable now in Australia.

The Ford Probe IV you show was a single car prototype shown in 1982 and was in a string of concept cars.... Probe 1 (1979) to Probe 5 (1984). These five vehicles were 1-off prototypes with what was thought to be futuristic styling and features. They were seen at the annual car shows and in Mechanics Illustrated. The production Ford Probe (800,000+ units 1988-1997) was a Ford cosmetic redesign of the Mazda 626 after Ford teamed up with Mazda in those years. It had almost nothing in common with the ea...

“Only”sold 800,000...LOL

+Boldsword Wellthe 2nd gen 6 cyl 2.5l could tie a 5.0l Mustang GT. Mazda had a hot version of that engine, with that a Probe could tie a Fox Cobra or LT1 F body. I still have a 94 Probe GT with the engine swap... and ecu swap for a little extra. About 50hp over stock and NA. Heated mirrors, battery saver circuit, lightbulbs everywhere, dual auto window down. I love it still, had this one for 10 years.

First of all, like *most* of these cars (seriously, you guys need to fire your fact checker, assuming you even have one), the Pontiac Stinger never entered production.Secondly, the panels weren't removable because they were made from cheap materials. They were *supposed to be* removable. That was pretty much the entire point of the vehicle. It was supposed to be sort of a cross between a Jeep Wrangler and a Manx-type dune buggy: a beach cruiser with a removable top and other body panels. You could ...

+Alessandro Troiano it's a robot voice

Pretty sure this channel is Russian ad farmers. Just enjoy the show and appreciate the effort they put into their near-perfect American accents

9:15 How did that car not become a Batmobile?

+Ziero I scrolled through the comments specifically to see if anyone else noticed the similarity!

More like the Hot Wheels Twin Mill

#10 The Mighty Boy...only sold in Japan?? than you show 5 Australian plated cars....They fitted 2 44 gal drums in the back and are still popular in the southern area of Japan called Australia?!?!?!?!? This comment may contain sarcasm.......

+Reacher MED I do stand corrected on the only, did look like here are examples of Mighty Boy's in Japan. But you can fit 2 44 gal in the back!

That Pontiac stinger would sell today

+Dave Blickle This whole video is drivel. Its full of misinformation.

I thought it look like the Aztec and other models.

I’d like a mighty boy

+80spyder1 *oof*

+80spyder1 We located a lover of the deceased, how joyous.

video is missing the notorious GM Eletric car. Biggest GM scandal of all time!

It wasn't a scandal.

+Chromer Pimpson EV-1 was in the mid 90's and was a scam from the start. Who would lease a car with no option to buy, and then have to pay thousands for the battery on top of it.

Who wouldn't want a car with the name of " Mighty Boy"

+pi hermosoand cool cars before the 00's.

i got 1 word for you.. 'JAPAN' ,they can come up with cool names like 'STARION'