The Story of the Greatest BMW Ever Made
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- #BMW #mercedes #dtm
Each generation of BMW M3 is unique, fast and fantastic.
All borne from that initial idea. Make a race car for the road.
The BMW M3 launched a middling German car brand from stuffy luxury brand, to where you go when you blood burns with 91 octane. When you need the world’s finest cars, that hold no punches, and leave no witnesses.
This is THE SQUIDD, a channel devoted to telling boring stories BOLDLY. Automotive icons, car company calamities, supercar legends and underdog heroes. All told through the lens of The Squidd, automotive content creator famous for being a dude with bad hair.
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Credits:
Writer: Ken Steinberger
Editor: Dhananjay Singh
Music used in order of appearance:
Progression by Christoffer Moe Ditlevson
Aurora Borealis by Chill Cole
Renegade by Notize
Out of Flux by Punkd
Riot in the Capital by Bonnie Grace
We Are Giants by Silver Maple
aTAC by Micro
Electric Forest by Tobias Bergson
Fragments by Palm Blue
Forged in Combat by Idan Kupferberg
Summer by ANBR
0:00 - A Lever Long Enough
1:59 - Willy and His Planes
3:46 - Rules
6:07 - The 190E Problem
8:11 - DTM
11:16 - Pulling the Reins
13:10 - Unlocking Potential
15:10 - No Stone Left Unturned
19:38 - You Wanted One
22:24 - Sharp Claws and Bloodied Teeth
25:41 - A Lever Long Enough - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Man really is creating car documentaries that is even rarely seen even in classic car personalities
Just out here trying to tell stories around a campfire is all!
@@the.squidd dear sir
Please don't stop.
Keep doing this.
You're doing God's work.
@@the.squidd you have a really good ability to do this and it’s rare these days to see someone as passionate as you describe something that’s already interesting make it even more interesting. Keep working hard on this you are going places and you already are just always strive to better yourself and keep improving
@@the.squidd Dude keep 'em coming, honestly you tell it as good if not better than someone like Jeremy Clarkson or Jason Camissa would have back in the hay day.
@@the.squidd Boy you are killing every high end production I have seen so far. You are up to something, don't lift your foot from the throttle!
My dad bought an E30 M3 in Tucson Arizona in 1987. I was born in 1993, and brought home from the hospital in the same car. I learned how to drive manual in it at the age of 11. My first autocross at 15 was in the same car, on the same clutch no less.
The car now sits in my garage after my dad passed it down to me. It will never be sold, always cherished for the amazing vehicle it is. My hope is my (future) children will have a chance to experience this car some day.
Awesome! So glad you have such deep roots to the car, I hope this video helped do it some justice!
@@the.squidd absolutely. I sent the video to my parents before the opening sequence was over. Fantastic summary on one of the most successful racecars of all time. Keep it up, love your content!
Don't ever sell your car, no money in the world could replace your story.
Now that's a story right here. Congrats and cherish it until the end 👌🏼❤️
That’s amazing man. What a fantastic connection and story to have for it. You should make a video on it one day! Never enough e30 content out there, especially from people who’ve been with it and experienced it like you have!
My dad raced e30 m3s when they first came out (late 80s, I think 89 was when he was first introduced). Went through about 2-3 of them, and currently had one when his friend blew the motor in his. The car was absolutely gorgeous, a true street example. My dad had the engine swapped with the sport evo motor, and every single sport evo part was installed. It IS a true sport evo, just not badged so (this is when you could get the parts from Germany directly). Now, with his passing in November, I’m a 19 year old with not one but two e30m3s (he also kept his last personal racecar fitted with a group a close ratio gearbox and massive weight reduction. They are among a few cars in the collection that will never see another owner, besides hopefully my son one day. These cars are more than hunks of metal, they’re emotional beings that need love and care and affection just like the rest of us. I’m beyond grateful that he left me these gorgeous examples of automotive history, but to me it’s more than JUST a car, it’s a time machine to happy memories and moments with my dad. I miss you pops, and I’ll take care of your babies forever.
Take care of them man, you're one lucky bastard. Best prayers to your dad tho
I owned in Alpine White '89 E30 M3 which I paid $13,750 for in 2001. To this day, I fully regret selling it three years later, but I needed some extra money for college. Today, those beauties sell for 75K+, while some go above six figures. Your dad would be so proud that you're holding on to those beauties considering (a) the time/energy/care he put into them is staying in the family (b) the value has shot up tremendously in the last decade. I've owned several rather 'nice' cars since then, and nothing compares to the driving experience of an E30 M3. I'd take a 1991 225hp Evo over a 500hp M4 any day. I fear that BMW's motorsport division has taken much of the driving experience out of the more modern M cars with all the new driving assisted features (paddle shifting, traction control, driver assistance, launch control, etc.) There's nothing like the driving experience of an E30 M3.
The M3 was launched in 1986
@@jasonmeehan1269 late 88/early 89 for NA, no?
@@user-mx7ef6mo8q my neighbor had a red one in 86 and this was my childhood dream car. A great car in rallys also not just touring cars
I’m so glad that you put the story first. No sponsorship garbage, no bullshit transition to something else. Everything serves the story. Mad props to you man. You’re amazing.
Your time is important. I try to make it worth watching the best I can.
@@the.squidd mate actually you can and should put sponsorship. Ik how youtube revshare works and I understand it might not be nearly enough money to be worth your time that goes into making such high quality stuff. Go ahead I say. If people have a problem, they can just skip it.
@@thehumanoid6543 I am certainly trying to get sponsorship placements, just not many have materialized so far.
@@the.squidd Honestly, if you throwing a 30 second ad in there meant you were compensated properly for your stellar work, I'd have zero problem with that, and anyone that would is a spoiled little asshole.
honestly, the brands should sponsor the videos on their greatest cars@@the.squidd
This man can tell any story and it’ll feel EPIC. Put you on the edge of your seat dying to hear the story.
preach!
I remember a day I had so much stress and I visited CZcams to clear my head and the Mclaren f1 video was suggested , I was so invested by the end I even forgot what was stressing me out 😂
Hear the music at the end...I'm here til it's over
What's interesting is there is a Russian channel which has exactly the same videos with a Russian speaking narrator. I wouldn't be surprised if there are other languages of this same channel. Feels multinational corporate, which is a bit disappointing.
Don't get me wrong... he is incredibly talented.
But there is alot of 'narrators' on youtube doing it just as good. 🖖😀
To call this just a CZcams video is an insult. This is a poetic masterpiece. You deserve massive credit for your storytelling ability and wordplay.
Thank you friend!
❤ Love the way you presented it Man Great!
@@manojhewagampalage6492 bro got a subscriber today..just amazing
@@the.squidd There's different types of really good videos on here. There's the ones where I'm genuinely happy to sit through a 20 minute video and give it most of my attention during that time period, and then there have been only very few ones like this. This masterpiece captured my full attention for every single millisecond of those 30 minutes and for me as a motorsports enthusiast brought a tear to my eyes somewhere along. Absolutely phenomenal storytelling, usage of video material etc, one of the best videos I've ever watched, thank you
what about other important models that shoot bmw to the status they have today, i bought a bmw from the 60´s with only 32 h.p. it looks like a VW sedan ,alternative at the time to the beetle, but smaller
I can't believe I'm watching what feels like a feature documentary from some huge production studio right here on CZcams. I was enthralled from start to finish. Amazing content, please keep it up.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m with this guy, he said what I was thinking 😂😂
It’s always the passionate creators that end up with the mainstream studio quality documentary’s despite being small if not solo team projects 👌
This. This is the single greatest documentary on a vehicle ever made. The narration, the content, the subject matter, everything about this is perfect. As someone who makes automotive media for a living, this really is one of the best pieces ive ever seen. This kept me on the edge of my seat the entire length of the video, regardless of the fact that I know this story through and through. Hell, i have an e30 M3 tattooed on me. Yet somehow, I was so amped up, like this was the first time I'd heard this story. Multi-million dollar production companies cant emulate what this channel does, let alone compare. Thank you squidd, for this gem of automotive history.
Thank you friend that means a lot to hear that. Its nice to know our hard work doesn't fall on deaf ears!
you could say the same for almost every video by this channel, simply amazing
After the original TopGear you are the only automotive presenter who makes me genuinely excited! Hope you are successful and happy!
Oh and the m3(series) is one of the greatest cars after the F1
Thank you Ashish, I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day!
@@the.squidd thank you sir, you are very down to earth
This. I get the same feeling from every single video made.
There you have stolen the truth
i am so happy i found this channel
Real recognize real
Also, love your videos m8
YOOO
Me too mate
Wait... what you watch car videos....
your vids are nice mate, made me cracking up every time I watched🤣making a movie explanation sound like a comedy
Never stop making documentaries man. This is your calling and you are doing an extraordinary job.
I love how he starts with a dramatic analogy, then tells the whole story as a climax. Just epic, and still serious. Is a kind of "documentary" (if i can call it that) that has become less and less common over the years. My respect and subscription to you (well deserved)
🤘
As a die hard Bmw owner of over 30 years, this was the most awesome adrenaline rushing presentation. Huge respect to you and the research. Greetings and God bless from South Africa 🙏🏿
What do you think of the Opel Superboss?
My 316i E36 is a 1992 model but no one touches it,not even my wife.A lovely vehicle that will never let you down.Love from Kenya.
@@Johnmutembei-rc8mz i still have my 69 BMW 2000 ,5 doors ,i went to Soutrh Africa to buy it while in moçambique , only changed the steering wheel to the otherside in late 70´s already in portugal and did the same to a Mercedes w114 230E ,bought it cheap in late 74
Yes & your countrymen also have a BMW factory to tour. I just can't justify the service/maintenance costs under warranty period for BMW here in Australia. I'm not joking here........... My friend's 2020 Ferrari Roma is EQUAL annual service cost to a BMW M3 here.
@@lukespector5550 that seems to be them wanting to do money at people´s expensies , here in all coutry´s of Europe the M3 is just an old car for any mechanic to repair and if a newer model in any BMW garage it can be done the maintenace which is not cheap but not even half the price of any ferrari ,but much less ,one is considered one of the best cars in the world ,other is just a bmw a bit more powerfull than the regular models as an example a 745i is much more expensive to do maintenace than any M3 ,just a regular car
Man, the big-money channels on YT don't come close to the level of production, narration, substance & overall quality you do. PLEASE make a counterpart to this video of the 190e 16v, it would round off this era of motorsport so perfectly. As always, bravo Sir, keep up the amazing work.
I do intend to dive into DTM more, whether it's specifically the 190E or just doing a BIG video about the entire history of DTM in the golden years, we'll see! Thanks for the support Marco!
@@the.squiddyes PLEASE do either or. Amazing job as always man. My favorite channel on youtube
@@the.squidd you're doing a spectacular job on this channel. You're one of the best on YT if not THE best already. Keep. Going. ❤❤❤
not a 190E 16valves but a 230E 16valves not a 1.8 anemic engine
What? It's all footage from much bigger studios. All he did was stitch it together and create a story-line. It's good, but come on...
9 years ago I bought my first car at age 16, an E30 325is. At the time I didn't realize the motorsports history behind the E30 and the M3. After learning about it, I appreciated my car that much more. Although not an M3, it is now a heavily modified car, now with an LS engine and completely redone suspension and brakes. It is my first car and I will never sell it. I've learned so much about driving and building a car through my E30. Having such a legendary car and having lots of sentimental value to me, I don't have the heart to ever get rid of it.
I started with an E30 325e as my first car. Much slower than yours! Also god dang did not see the LS swap coming, that car must be a BLAST
@@the.squidd etta 2.7 motor? Isn't that the low compression one? Still a inline six in a sub 3000 pound car so must still be fun as hell.
The imagery you use to describe the BMW badge is beautiful, but to anyone reading this *spoilers* it isn't why the BMW badge is what it is. The BMW badge has the colours of the coat of arms of Bavaria. You know, "Bayerische" Motoren Werke.
@@the.squidd i drived one too... it was a dream to drive. A low Tunrnig maschine with 6 heads and the Power from nowhere... no matter which gear. Low in consumption and with 2 Doors a beauty.
@@the.squidd Haha, 85 325e was basically my first car as well (my actual first car got rearendedand totaled a month after buying it so I don't really count it). Car was dead reliable till I had a deer run into the side of the car on the freeway. Liked it so much I bought a 325is with the insurance payout from the car. Still daily driving an e30, and these m20s are still dead reliable.
As a BMW fan and owner of a 06 330i straight 6 i can tell you this video just made me go sit in my car for a minute to appreciate greatness in it's pure form. In my opinion nothing comes close to the Ultimate Driving Machine. 🔥🔥
I want a e46!Sadly i dont need a car!What should i do?Just buy one to look at it?Life is so difficult!
Ay we got the same car
@@GerberFlerber Nice. How is yours keeping up so far?
@@brunoheggli2888 i think you mean "M3 E46"
@@liveisamelody9413 Sure the M3 is even better,but also more difficult to maintain!A normal 325 or 330 is good enough for me!
Dude, you are on such a different level from anybody except Jason Camissa. You start out an M3 video with a quote from Archimedes. You're just amazing
And I end it with Archimedes! So, double-Archimedes! Haha, thanks buddy!
The writing of this man is out of this world! Yet again another awesome vid my dude!!
Jason Camissa is one hero of a story teller, but here you nailed it
As a retired aircraft mechanic and car enthusiast this video is truly wonderful. I spent over four years in the FRG from 77-81 and remember the BMW 3 Series fondly. Thanks for posting.😉
@@the.squidd Bro... I am professor of math and Bimmer-head - if you start a video with ancient Greeks (as every great lecture should start) and it is about BMWs, you made me literally cry from joy... 🥲
One of the greatest vehicles ever.
E30 and MX-5... Best garage in 89 and still is.
@@lollypop9580 At the time e30 was way-way ahed of the murican overhyped mx5. You have few roads suited for these vehicles so you simply don't know..
@@humushumus2219 bruh
@@nodo7575 It's true.
I recently almost sold my 2002 M3 but it did not go through. I realized that I really did not want to sell the car and that I should put even more TLC into it. It's the only car that ever gave me a sensation, a thrill, an invigorating feeling, every time I sit into it to drive anywhere. After watching this video, I understand why. Long live the M power!
I find it funny that BMW's engine genius was named P.Roche
These are the best automotive history videos on CZcams. Keep it up we love these!
Thanks, will do!
I could not agree more. Excellence throughout
100% agreed. Was legit excited when I saw this posted 2 hours ago
@@scottw5253 i second that
I loved Up 2 Speed by Donut, but these are so much better
The fact that you only have 100k subs is criminal. ever since your first video it was obvious you meant business. Most smaller channels don't even have a name for themselves but you came out making content worth millions. Your editing was great, the presentation fantastic and you even had your own logo. Truly a channel as spectacular as the vehicles you shine the light on.
Thanks CJ! I've been called the Squidd since I was like 12 so it's been pretty easy to have a brand identity for sure. Glad you've enjoyed the content so far! I still can't believe I've got as many subs as I do!
@@the.squidd smart and humble. The world needs more of this.
He's got 1 more now
Agreed. I found this gem with literally 10K subs and my jaw hung wide open. This will surely get into the millions if he can sustain the content creation, staff up, etc.
You seriously match up writing, visuals and music so well. Getcha right in the feels everytime. Keep up the good work man
Easily some of the best written and produced automotive documentaries I have seen. Can’t believe I am only just stumbling onto this channel.
Truly, this is a masterclass in how to make documentaries. Every video is fantastic, and each one is just a little bit better than the last. Up to date, this is the M3 of The Squidd's documentaries.
I really think this is the best vid we've done here so far. It's really tight, moves, and dances really well.
M3 is easily the most recognized car... by anyone; and BY FAR one of the most iconic car ever made.
This man's writing, voice, and sound track are second to none on CZcams. I mean he's better than 99% documentaries made by TV studios I would listen to him talk about anything
Thank you friend!
Manufacturers knew that people wanted to see a car win at the track and be able to go buy it long before the E30 M3. As much as I pains me to say, NASCAR was doing this for American manufacturers decades before the E30 was dreamed of. “What wins on Sunday, sells on Monday” used to be the saying. Awesome episode though. I do love some vintage German cars.
Nobody wants to buy a NASCAR vehicle these days - the sport itself is dying off. It’s all about F1 and sports cars these days
The S14 I4 is a beautiful engine. Both in terms of power, but also in terms of aesthetically. The individual intakes, precision mechanical linkages, slight angle and compact, but still flowing, exhaust manifold all make for a perfect example of what it meant to say German Engineering in the past.
Squidd's uploads are always welcomed.
A 30 min package of awe, knowledge and adrenaline rush.
When the German engineers at BMW, Mercedes or Porsche have to prove something, they put so much effort into it that they outperform everything and everyone by miles
Please don't stop making these long-form car documentaries!! Everything you've made has been banger after banger. And I can't even tell if I'm watching a documentary or an inspirational rally call to my passion for cars. KEEP IT UP DUDE!!
The Squidd, Albon, Hunter's Moon, and Barchetta are the best car channels on CZcams. I love your content just as much as the others. A collab with Barchetta would be amazing.
Hagerty better look out cause the new kids on the block are on the rise!
Thank you so much! I am an avid fan of everyone you mentioned!
check out countreefus if you haven’t heard of him, he’s one of my favorites along with this channel
@@mattk2800 Love him, he's the king of obscure motorsports stories!
@mattk2800 great recommendation! 👌
Another great channel indeed!
I wish his videos were longer lol
My first car is an e30, i bought it when i was 15, i'm 18 now and i just got my license, I haven't driven a car that feels like the e30, the way it wants to rev and go , hug the road and tell you every detail through the steering.I have the tiny m40 1.6L engine , it hates highways , but it comes alive on twisty roads, always asking for more, i love it. Thank you for making this video, you're always 110% into your work as always, unbelivable content!
Whatever you do, don't ever let it go...
@@hanswurst2189 Never will
Same experience with my E34 M20B20, not fast by any standards and its part of what makes it such a joy to drive
One thing to note, the Spitfire and other allied aircraft did outclass the BF-109. The reason why German pilots had kills into the hundreds while the top allied pilots only had a couple dozen is because when an allied pilot became an ace, they were often sent home to train younger pilots given their inherent value, while German aces flew combat sorties throughout the entire war which allowed them the opportunity to continue getting kills.
Wouldn't say the Bf109 was outclassed, depending on the variants they were either regarded as slightly better.(compare Bf109 F series to Spit MkV) or as equals (Bf109G6 & Spitfire MkIX)
It's less that they were outclassed late war and more switch in priorities for anti bomber duties + inexperienced pilots.
Bro, please don't stop making these videos. *Chef's kiss*
Man woke up and chose to be the best automobile documentary producer ever. We will ALWAYS let the man cook. 🐐
Haha didn't wake up, been practicing in a quiet cave for nearly 20 years. Just finally decided to come out.
And he's back folks!!!! And covering my favorite BMW ever.
Great work as usual friend, here we go.
Enjoy!
I have been watching your documentaries from quite an early stage of the channel and learned that when I watch your videos I can expect greatness. I watched every single one and naturaly enjoyed them since I can see that you pure your heart and soul into every single one.
3 weeks ago I got a notification that the new video was out and I wanted to watch it but I was bussy at that time so I put it into a car playlist for when I have time. After a few days I get it in reccomened once again but I didn't watch it in bed but rather properly.
3 weeks have passed, got pizza for lunch and im on my pc looking on what to watch and then was when it hit me. The BMW winner video. I got comfy, connected my pc to tv and pressed play. Never was I so glad that I waited so long to watch something properly.
I already watched this more than 30 times
Still the feels the same ,
Oh man the way you present this is just indescribable
🤜🤛
Mate at the end of every damn episode my eyes are tearing and shivers go up and down my spine, you're story telling is second to none, i sure hope you continue telling stories,because they're simply beautiful, simply art.
That's the plan!
@@the.squidd making me cry or continuing the content?
Seriously. His presentation is so powerful that he can be talking about funny StuStuStu shitboxes and i'll have a lump in my throat. It's like listening to the greatest most heart wrenching song you've ever had the pleasure of hearing.
@@CJ-wm5md like fr how does he do it? His story telling is unmatched, we're all here because we love cars but this guy breathes petrol, I'm just glad i was here since the beginning and hopefully will be here seeing him climb up the youtube ladder.
@@lalalo3232 Por que no los dos?
Wow man I had asked for 3 series video last time and here it is! Amazing! I will buy a t-shirt from your store now to support you!
Your time spent watching the video is support enough!
@@the.squidd Humbleness is the sign of a real GigaChad right there
As an E30 owner, albeit a 4 door 318i, I very much appreciated this historical masterpiece. As a Greek I also appreciated the Archimedes reference.
To this day, BMW have stayed true to their racing roots and not put indicators on their cars ❤ so pure
I’m fully hooked on your vids. Keep up the good work brother
Thanks! Will do!
As a BMW fanboy for life . I had tears watching this video . Incredible, just incredible.
I don't get manufacturer fanboys. Especially BMW who build a good car once.
@@nodo7575 Did you even watch the video ? Do you even own a sports car ? Have you ever been to a real race ? Have you ever owned an ///M car ? Cars bring emotions out of people . A proper sports car to the right person is a lifetime of joy and ultimate passion . I'm guessing , you either can't even afford a civic or you're really just 13.Manufacturers have been independently racing multiple categories of Motorsports for decades now and people have been following it as well . Maybe educate yourself a little bit before typing from your moms basement.
I can understand it!Its nice to have smaller carproducers that producing apecial cars,its boring if everybody drives the same boring cars!I love BMWs but also Ford Mustangs and classic Mercedes like the SL280 pagode!
This brings so much of my passion behind my E39 BMW into articulation, ALL of it was (and is still very obviously) inspired by this journey and achievement by BMW. Inspiring every drive. Fantastic video, well done!
5:50 i forgot i clicked on a video for cars and am facinated watching him talk about planes xD
Idk how u make this scripts, it's absolute poetry every time. Every video you have me in tears of how amazing this videos are. The quotes, the music and background. Everything builds up perfectly as if Mozart was directing a masterpiece
Lots and lots of work. Research. Rewrites. Collaboration. Glad it pays off!
Never seen a youtuber who delivers goosebumps this consistently. 👏
I watched an M3 at Winton back in the nineties and loved them ever since.
This video left me with Goosebumps, tingle's running up my spine, and a strong urge to go online and find a black M3 and press purchase, Simply Epic 👍
The voice of you , the tone you use , the editing , the small references, the punchlines , the audio , the nostalgia, somehow you are able to find the perfect picture/video that matches what you say.
The way you explain things in such an understanding way for some us to grasp.
This may all be a product of you or an editor but nothing changes the fact that the way you make you videos Is perfect and brings a state of tranquility to me ,if that makes any sense.
The only mistake?
The uploading schedule 😅.
Good work , I envy you passion and dedication to your videos, keep it up.
Haha. It is now a team effort. I started this project solo, but due to having a very busy day job I now have a team.
I appreciate the love! And am working on that upload schedule haha
@@the.squidd regardless your videos are top of the line , keep it up, congratulations
I'm a Yankee, life long BMW driver (in my mid 30's). For some reason, this video made my eyes start leaking salt water. Long live Munich ❤.
never thought i d get teary eyes for a car documentary.. you have done it multiple times now.. @netflix hire this guy
"Give me a shift stick long enough, and I'll drift around the world with that M3."
-Archimendes
Man everytime you tell these stories, the excitement, the smile in my face and goosebumps at moments really carry on to the end of the videos. Despite being long acc. to today's standards time just flows by watching your videos and that's the greatest gift a storyteller can have. Keep doing this amazing work and climb the new heights in this genre 🍻
Glad you like them!
Dude, you came out of nowhere, and immediately rocketed to the top ranks of "Car CZcams." Every video has been nothing less than a banger.
Been making content for others for 20 years, this is just my first time making it for me!
@@the.squidd That makes sense. The experience definitely shows!
I know now why I always feel like my chest fills with a sense of pride and respect whenever I watch you videos. You speak passionately and the classical music in the background swells at the climax. I literally can't stop watching
you came for the music, lol
I actually own a "Timid little grocery-getter" and I can assure you even without the M upgrades they are still an absolutely fantastic and ever-so beautiful machine. Although entering their now 30-40s they are immensely comfortable to drive, being my first car ever, I also did my test in it (we can do that in 🇦🇺 idk about yanks) and aced it. Wonderful car
To me the greatest driver's car is a Lotus(many great models to choose from), would be great to see a video on the Elise or the manufacturer as a whole.
Oh totally, Lotus is Gordon Murray's favorite brand, and I love to have recurring characters in my vids so Lotus is absolutely planned.
I love to hear this histories they always remind me why I love cars thanks for the video man
Glad you enjoyed!
Youre storytelling abillities are unequivocal. Every video is class A production. You can truly feel your stories. Keep doinng Gods work brother
This man can make my fat ass trip to mcdonald in my Honda Civic sound epic! Got goosebumps with the way he hyped rightfully so the M3!!!❤❤❤
YOU THE MAN!!! Keep up the great work. Can't wait for the next one
More to come!
Only on this channel can I get military plane history and racing car history in one video. My oddly specific dream has been fulfilled!
It's my dream too, so glad others enjoy it too!
Great job man, continue like this and ull be a big channel not very long from now.
Amazing work
bruh ur intros are always goosebump inducing stuff man keep up the mind blowing work.
Glad you like them!
I just teared up from how good this was
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this is like the best car channel on youtube in my opinion, these videos are such a nice quality and theyre so in depth i love them
Wow, thanks!
Probably the best BMW video I've watched till date.
Everytime I see your video my love for craftsmanship, the idea of winning and respect for those visionaries increases.
It's my goal. As we move towards a new future of EVs, or whatever, I want people to remember the tales of these fantastic machines and the people that made them.
This guy brings the hype of action in movies to automotive documentaries, just some amazing stuff. Keep it coming.
More to come!
i've seen all ur videos like 3 times and i still love watching them.. keep up with the gud work!!!
The historical videos made me nostalgic for how things were. I remember seeing these M3’s growing up and admiring them. I now own an E36 M3 and love it. They were different times for sure.
The ONLY channel in my maybe 10’s of 1000’s of hours on CZcams that I’ve rushed to put notifications on for. This is ridiculously good.
Appreciate you friend
You created a masterpice with better quality and storytelling than most movies today
I like how your documentaries is like going through Wikipedia, clicking through links of interesting facts about something.
The quality is unbelievable. It directly speaks for your own passion.
THE SQUIDD and JASON CAMMISA are the greatest gifts to today's gear enthusiasts
What an honor to be mentioned in the same sentence!
@@the.squidd The honour is ours that we lived to see you legends
The Squidd is filled with engineering, passionate and impressive story telling team that they made a 30 minutes video like blockbuster movie that we want to finish !
16:20 the greatest engine designer that ever lived
Simply WOW!! I just couldn't stop watching from start to end. The way you narrate these videos is poetry... I'm totally hooked and can't wait to watch all of your masterpieces!
Your bit at about 27 minutes ring so true my guy, there wouldn't be civic type r's without the e30 m3. And it's true, the e30 was the first car I ever saw as a kid that was built that way, I was almost able to buy one too when I got out of highschool in 2004. Didn't do it, now a clean e30 m3 goes for like 50-100k. Shit!
I knowwwwww I almost considered getting one when they were just 11k! Oh well, I can still enjoy them from afar, or in a racing sim.
I always get pretty upset when bmw people diss on 4bangers even if it's something like the legendary engines found in the S2K and old type R's because they should know that one of the coolest bmws was powered by a cool 4banger 😭
@@repingers9777 The Megatron is a beast even by todays standards, people be stupid.
@@the.squidd If a reasonable example of an e30 M3 could still be had for 15-20k I would probably still jump on one, but I am fortunate enough to be getting a mk5 Supra MT that will likely be my ICE swan song. I'll keep it till I die.
I was smiling through almost the entire run of this video. The car, the narration, everything just so perfect. Thanks for making these I hope you keep growing.
It's the third time I've seen this video and it still feels epic. You've made the perfect recipe for this kind of documentary. Keep up the good work!
My writer says this is his favorite video of ours, and he will be delighted to hear you are such a fan!
I've seen this 10 times already. Insane story telling my friend. Can't wait for next topic !
Coming on Monday!
As an E30 owner and lifelong BMW enthusiast, thank you! Keep making more!
That's the plan!
the start of this video is a masterpiece keep this up and you're going to take over youtube man, keep up the amazing work!
Hopefully you like the rest of the vid too!
@@the.squidd still watching while editing a video right now I love it so much time sunk into every video and feeling properly journalistic follow this up with you driving a m3 cs around thr Ebola drome and I wouldn’t even question you being in the studio not even for a second
Thanks friend, and good luck on your edit!
@@the.squidd thank you man, i hope to start posting youtube videos automotive journalism is my dream job haha
DM me links on IG @ thesquidd I'd love to see them.
The end, literal chills
the writing in these videos is so climactic it gives me chills and makes me laugh at the same time
If I'm not wrong, Fw-190s used BMW radials. Bf-109s used Benz engines. The world's first jet fighter, Me-262 also used BMW turbo jets.
I just watched a video on the ME-262 it's soooo rad.
Yeah those were my thoughts as well. Praising a plane that was powered by Benz sounded like a two edge'd sword.
Outstanding job on that video. Beyond amazing, as always. Keep it up!
Just found this channel,and joined really enjoy the content and the race cars and drivers he picks is awesome.cheers from Australia
The quality of these videos are unmatched, keep up the good work
Thank you Tyler!
The soundtrack, the pacing, the way you break down the history and background leading up to these cars is just 🤌🤌 The only thing I would like more of is when your talking about legendary engines such as the S14, RB's, etc engines that truly make music, you should tastefully pepper more engine sound into the videos after you reveal them. Nothing beats the sound of ITBs and some people have never heard of or even heard the sound of these engines you're going to get into later on. Just a thought
I will be showing my 4 year old these Docs when he gets old enough to understand them...thank you for your efforts in telling the stories of amazing machines and their creators. 🙏🙌
Our pleasure!
Perfectly narrated, I got chills down my spine appreciating the message as much as the form it is transmitted. Subscribed!
Subscribed. Well researched historical information and great storytelling. I loved the RX-7 video also.
The R32:
*I'm about to end this man's whole career*
Dude, your scripts are so well written and your editing is phenomenal
10,000 hours!