Comments by "Neil Forbes" (@neilforbes416) on "Ed's Auto Reviews" channel.

  1. As we Aussies invented this vehicle type, WE GET TO NAME IT! We called it the UTE! And that's the name that should stick!
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  2. 5:09 Not a woodie in sight? Well, what's that parked between the green * white VW Kombi and the red sedan, with the little white VW beetle in centre-front of the shot?
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  3.  @nickrustyson8124  Those "utes" based on Model-T Fords were more than 90% likely modified by the owners who bought them. Henry Ford himself would've baulked at the idea of converting his beloved "Tin Lizzie" into a "ute".
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  4.  @nickrustyson8124  Volvo never put it into fulltime production, so the credit for invention of the Ute stays firmly with us Aussies.
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  5.  @roadwolf8026  There was NO god to create us, we are EVOLVED! And the blinding light is the sun, a massive ball of gas.
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  6. The first Holden was officially designated the 48-215 but after refinements to the front decorative grille, rear boot light and boot opening handle, the revised version would be designated as the FJ.
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  7. Glad you recognised AUSTRALIA as the inventor of the UTE! 5:45
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  8. 8:52 The KA should be read as K - A. Not as a word, but as a model designation. By the way, Hubnut's Ford Fairmont, though built in Australia, actually got brought to Britain from New Zealand where Hubnut drove it during a trip there in 2019. Its model designation is AU and it's of 2000-2001 vintage. The model preceded the BA and BF models(both of which I had recently owned in Station Wagon configuration). The opposite model to an AU would be a "Who, Me?" LOL😁
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  9. In Britain the Morris station wagons and panel vans had wood finish through the 1940s and 1950s.
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  10. 4:40 Correction - The new millennium did not start in 2000. That year was the last and defining year of the 20th Century and 2nd millennium. The new millennium began on 1st January, 2001.
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  11. 5:47 Fuel consumption should be measured in kilometres per Litre! How many kilomtres the car will travel on one litre of *petrol*. Just as we measured Miles Per Gallon.
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  12. 2:40 And cars run on PETROL, not gas! Petrol is a liquid while gas is a vapour.
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  13.  Veganmoronfreezone Mr Meat Eater  Been an atheist since just a couple of weeks before my 15th birthday in 1970. I've never looked back!
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  14. 2:30 Four-Door? That's a Two-Door sedan in the image. You need your eyes tested!
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  15. The 48-215 was NOT also known as "FX" except in the minds of the ignorant. The Holden 48-215 as known as just that, as 48-215 was the model's official* designation.
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  16. 6:34 On this Holden Nova, the steering wheel is on the WRONG side! Australian cars are RIGHT-HAND-DRIVE!!!!!
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  17. This car did not last! It got "weeded" out of the line-up of models!
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  18. 11:00 In other words, the "Australian" influence! The straight-forward no-nonsense approach to car design.
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  19.  @allysonhanks7367  Thank you for the greeting. Hope you have a happy Festive Season as well.
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  20.  @allysonhanks7367  Have you seen either of my channels? They are Trams & Trains and General Videos! There may be something in them that interests you. Cheers!
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  21. 2:49 I like your first definition of French "station wagons" as "break" because the only appropriate thing to do with French-built cars is to send them hurtling of a cliff somewhere, anywhere! Incidentally, I drive a station wagon, a Ford model BF Falcon of 2007 vintage. I'm Australian!
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  22. Europe(except crap-producing France) was ALWAYS ahead of America in EVERY aspect of automobile design, as was Australia, Britain and Asia. They built on the Substance Over Style ideology while America stuck with its utterly shallow Style Over Substance gimmick mentality. That's why cars built outside America look a million times better than "Yank Tanks"!
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  23. 2:45 Not "gas", rather, PETROL!
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  24. 8:16 Here's the FJ model, note the difference in the front decorative grille compared to that of the 48-215 model.
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  25. 9:15 French car design is like the French language, The language sounds obscene(people often say "excuse my French" after uttering swear words) and the car designs look obscene! An American version of the Citroen would be a thousand times more so.
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  26. Why do you say "Mahindra Mahindra" when the word only appears once in the branding? It's like saying "Holden Holden" or "Ford Ford"! (13:50)
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  27. 9:44 The Utility car is an AUSTRALIAN invention! We made it, we get to name it! We shortened the word "utility" to the simple "Ute"!
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  28. 8:17 Lincoln..........*Yeeeeeeeeuuuuuuuuggggggghhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!* Compared to this I'd rather have a Aussie-made Holden EH-model from 1963! At least you got a choice of Auto transmission and an Aussie-made "Air Chief" AM car radio(we didn't have FM in 1963).
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  29. 16:50 @Ed, you're Dutch, not American. PLEEEEEAAAAASSSSSEEEEE use the PROPER word for fuel, PETROL!!!!!
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  30. 3:05 You're Dutch, not American, PLEASE use the CORRECT name for the letter 'Z', ZED, not ZEE!
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  31.  @eugenegilleno9344  A Morris "Woodie" was used in the TV series Heartbeat made in the 1980s and 1990s but set in the 1960s. The car was driven by Derek Fowlds in his role as "Blaketon" in that series.
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  32.  Veganmoronfreezone Mr Meat Eater  Though I'd be more inclined to go for a drive in the country, rather than waste precious minutes in church, listening to utter bullshit from an idiot preacher.
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  33.  @johnnywadd3020  That's just a reworking of the word "Utility"!
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  34.  @StephenGallaherNZ  What I'm saying is that the "Utility Vehicle" or "Ute" as it's called, was first invented, developed and built in Australia then the idea was copied by other countries. It came about because farmers wanted a vehicle to carry produce to market on Saturdays and then attend any social events on Sundays. America's so-called "pick-ups" owe their design to Australia's "Ute" so they also should be called "utes".
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  35. I'll agree on the reverse light, the car should have two, one in each tail-light assembly. That aside, I need to give you some advice when doing piece-to-camera work while outside. Don't rely on your video camera's microphone to pick up your voice too well on outdoor shots. If your camera has a connection for an external microphone, get one with a good, long lead, or get a wireless micophone where the receiver runs on batteries and connect its(the receiver's) output to your camera's external microphone connection. If your camera does not have an external microphone connection(and most cameras don't have such a connection unless they're really expensive up-market models), then use a separate digital voice recorder(which creates a WAV audio file, same as that created by the camera). Start the camera and voice recorder, then give a good, loud clap of your hand, which serves as the synchronising sound for editing. When editing, import the video and the audio files, listen for the clap sound on the video and split just ahead of the clap sound(you'll see a visual representation of the waveform on the audio track under the video track, now mute the video's audio and add the voice recorder's recording to an audio track below that of your video. Listen again for that handclap and split the audio just ahead of that handclap. Unmute the video's audio track, cut the audio recorder's recording to clipboard(Ctrl+X), go to the beginning ov the video and then paste the voice recorder's audio back into place(Ctrl+V), now just nudge the audio from the recorder until the clap sound is in unison(no echo), Then render your clip for use in the final video production(you'll be editing out the handclap sound as ithas served its purpose). Do the initial recording part of this routine as often as needed for each piece-to-camera sequence you need to do.
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  36. Viscount is meant to be pronounced as Vie-Count. Vie, as in compete against someone/something, Count, as in 1, 2, 3, etc.
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  37. 1:21 The model shown here is the Holden FE "Special", a successor to the legendary FJ model, and would be the base design on which the FC model followed. The turn indicator lights were still optional on the FE, as they were on the FJ and the 48-215 but the FC would make them a standard feature and would be so for all future models. Three-On-The-Tree "Spanish" Gears(Manuel - manual, get it?) was still the only option until the EK or EJ model came along, those model designs based on the FB model.
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  38. 2:53 The Lincoln version of Rolls Royce is EQUALLY OBSCENE! In fact, ANY American version of Rolls Royce is a GROSS INSULT to the optic nerves!
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  39. You got a lot wrong in this episode. Identifying the 48-215 as an FJ Holden was your first utter blunder as the 48-215 and the FJ were two separate models with the FJ following on from the 48-215.
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  40. 2:59 Under the bonnet! Not "under the hood"! Ed, must I remind you that you are Dutch, not American!
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  41. 13:40 Not "under the hood" but correctly, "Under the BONNET!"
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  42. 6:56 Your captioning is wrong - the correct spelling is TYRE for the rubber rim of a wheel. Tire means: to exhaust oneself, physically and/or mentally. Don't allow your English to be CORRUPTED by America!
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  43. Ed, you are Dutch, not American. Call the fuel by its PROPER name, PETROL! (4:30)
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  44. The German word for "Journey" has the 'h' in the third positiion, thus F-A-H-R-T! (4:10)
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  45. I hope you got copyright clearance from Sony Music for that 1968 Simon & Garfunkel song! (5:40) Otherwise you're gonna cop a copyright strike!
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  46. They're UTES! We don't use that yank bullshit term here!
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  47.  @stevedickson5853  Thanks!
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  48. If you're talking about a vehicle able to handle rugged terrain, then FORGET ANYTHING AMERICAN! They'll fall to pieces on a mere gravel road. What you want is something gutsy, built here in AUSTRALIA!
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  49. Those first 3 examples are A LONG WAY AWAY FROM BEAUTIFUL! They are FUCKIN' UGLY EXAMPLES OF AUTOMOTIVE OBSCENITY! And the fourth example isn't much better.
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  50. Summing up: America is UTTERLY INCAPABLE OF LEARNING ANY LESSONS FROM HISTORY! America continued to play the "style over substance" card even after time and time again losing to British, European and Australian auto makers who wisely went for "substance over style".
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  51. Pleeeeeaaaaassssseeeee no Part 2! Spare us the indignity of having to watch any more of these automobile excesses.
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  52. What they SHOULD HAVE DONE was base their cars on the Australian Holden FE, FC and FB models of 1955 to 1959, by simply adapting them to left-hand-drive but changing NOTHING ELSE and marketing them as Holden FE, FC and FB models in the USA and Canada.
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  53. 10:15 This over-stretched limo is SO TYPICAL of Ugly ostentation that we see from America! The car is stretched to an OBSCENE length and should be BARRED from registration and BANNED FROM ALL ROADS, EVERYWHERE!
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  54. General Motors/Holden launched its first model in 1948, simply designated the 48-215 with the numbers referring to make year(1948) and engine capacity in cubic inches(215). After that, the successive models had simple two-letter designations, FJ, FE, FC, FB, EK, EJ, EH(a story attaches itself here), HR, HD and so on with only "Special" or "Premiere" attached. It wasn't until the late 1960s that names like Torana, Monaro, Kingswood(Ted Bullpitt's favourite car), Commodore, Gemini, etc. were given to the cars. As for the EH, it came about when the GM/H Chairman put the question to the bored...er... board as to how they were going to designate their new model. One smallish fellow who was a bit hard of hearing, sitting at the other end of the table, put his hand up to his ear and said: "EH, what'd you say?" LOL🤣
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  55.  @21stcenturyozman20  Well, the 215 had to mean something!
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  56. In Australia we never heard of this utterly PRETENTIOUS "Brougham" bullshit!
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  57. America's General Motors in 1958 - Obscene Ostentation! Thankfully Britain's GM Vauxhall and Australia's GM Holden kept things modest and understated, sober and sincere to counter that obscenity which is American GM. Our Australian and British cars were built with a solid attitude of SUBSTANCE BEFORE STYLE!
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  58.  @michaelbenardo5695  Your cars were a symbol of arrogance and bombast, nothing to be proud of.
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  59. That Lincoln Continental is so typical of American cars, it looks UTTERLY STUPID! I'd be ashamed to be seen anywhere near it. The BEST place for a Lincoln, or ANY American-built car, for that matter, regardless of brand, is shoved off the nearest cliff!
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  60.  @captlazer5509  I'm looking to get a Holden Commodore station wagon as my next car. Ladas are Russian SHIT and considering Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine, ALL RUSSIAN PRODUCT SHOULD BE BANNED FROM MARKETS OUTSIDE RUSSIA, AND RUSSIA'S RUBLE(currency) SHOULD HAVE ZERO VALUE OUTSIDE RUSSIA!
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  61.  @georgemckenna462  What's tha6t got to do with cars built flimsy to follow as style over substance philosophy? Any car built OUTSIDE the USA(except French cars) will always be A MILLION TIMES SUPERIOR to American-built cars.
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  62.  @georgemckenna462  Not for cars built OUTSIDE the USA. That level of superiority over American cars is modest. Even those cars built outside the USA but carrying American brands can still be a million times superior to those built by the American "parent company(excluding French-built cars) becaus cars built outside the USA are built to emphasise substance over style.
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  63. China NEVER respected copyright law, and still doesn't. It's why China should be SHUT OUT of international trade and commerce AT ALL LEVELS!
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  64. 1:30 And this is something Australian car designers avoided like the plague! As Holden got into automobile making in 1948, its first model, the 48-215 was very basic in its design and was only tarted up to a minimal degree in the follow-up model, the FJ. And through successive models, FE, FC, FB, EK, EJ and EH(the first to have auto gears as optional), Holdens were built for Substance Over Style IN SPITE of being an American-owned company. Of Ford's Australian-built cars, the first Falcon was a disaster as it was likely built in "clueless" America but in right-hand-drive for Australia, those first American-built cars were substance over style and fell apart on Australian suburban streets. The Ford name came to mean "Fix Or Repair Daily" in Australia. We did see some of the Chrysler models here that were American-designed but latter Chrysler models were designed and built in Australia because we Aussies rejected the stupid, ostentatious "style-over-substance" shallow approach to car design favoured by the Yanks.
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  65. 13:43 The ONLY electronics that really should be in a car is the Stereo System(AM/FM radio and CD player). NOTHING ELSE!!!
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  66. Not GM Suisse, rather GM Schweiz! (8:00)
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  67.  @dr.orange6509  M & M, ay? I guess they turn out chocolate-covered cars! 🤣🤣🤣
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  68. The word "Turbine" should rhyme with "Fine", "Wine", "Mine" etc. You keep saying "Turban" which is a headdress for a member of the Sikh community.
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  69.  @sandervanderkammen9230  To hell with France, The word is spelled "T-u-r-b-i-n-e" and thus rhymes with "fine", "mine", "wine", etc.
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  70.  @sandervanderkammen9230  No, it's your Dutch accent getting in the way. The word is spelled TURBINE and is meant to rhyme with Wine, Fine, Dine, Mine, etc.
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  71.  @John-tx1wk  The 'ine" in Turbine rhymes with "fine" but in Magazine rhymes with "sheen". It's a peculiarity of English, I know, but that's how it is.
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  72.  @sandervanderkammen9230  I'M NOT BRITISH! I'm AUSTRALIAN!!!
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  73.  @sandervanderkammen9230  We speak English better than the British do, nearly all of the time.
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  74.  @sandervanderkammen9230  To hell with you! I'm Australian and our accent is the most TRULY EGALITARIAN of ALL accents of spoken English! Our accent is the same from North to South(Darwin to Adelaide) and from East to West(Sydney to Perth). Can you say the same of yours, in English or Dutch?
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  75. 10:45 Aluminium Yes, you got that right! Al-U-Mini-Um!
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  76. 2:51 Not "Oppertunity" but Opportunity! Hey Ed, go get yourself a good dictionary, an Oxford English Dictionary, that is. Don't waste money on that Noah Webster rubbish.
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  77. @Connor Arroyo Noah Webster corrupted the spelling of the English language. That's why I ALWAYS say "Get an Oxford English Dictionary!" It is like "going directly to the source of the English Language.
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  78.  @MarinCipollina  American English is a corruption of the language. It is the uneducated poor cousin of the language that we Australians, our neighbours in New Zealand and your neighbours in Canada inherited from ENGLAND!
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  79. You've made a spelling error (0:21) the word is Definition, D-E-F-I-N-I-T-I-O-N.
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  80. 8:37 Le Sabre - Bloody good thing this piece of UTTER SHITE never got to Australia! It would be deemed unroadworthy and unregisterable under Australia's very high automobile standards.
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  81. They're NOT Hood ornaments, they're BONNET ORNAMENTS! And the rear luggage compartment is the BOOT! @Ed, STOP USING YANK TERMS FOR CAR PARTS! Instead, follow the BRITISH influence!
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  82. 6:53 ""Gimmicks!".......... "GIMMICKS!!!!!*........... *UGH!!!!! Get outta here with those STUPID F^^^Witted Gimmicks!!!!!
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  83.  @OntarioTrafficMan  Bad education!
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  84. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr................ The idea of an Antarctic car industry leaves me "cold"!
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  85. The only REAL quality in cars came from Holden, Vauxhall and Opel, GM's "international" marques. The domestic American brands were rubbish by comparison. Too much emphasis on the gaudy ostentation.
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  86.  @dehman8174  The word "Petrol" is derived from Petroleum and is NOT a brand-name. But I cannot take you seriously as your writing is full of first-grade primary school misspellings and possessive case("your") instead of accusative("you're") which destroys your credibility.
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  87.  @dehman8174  Petrol(from Petroleum); the liquid - Gas; the vapour.
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  88.  @MarinCipollina  In spoken English, and in written English, the British Version is standard. Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Scotland & Wales(the last-named three also have their own Gaelic languages), English-speakers in Europe and Asia, all learn to speak British English. Even Canada tries to avoid the inferior American version where and when they can. America stands alone and friendless in the English-speaking world as it has done so much to corrupt the language it has inherited from England.
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  89.  @kutter_ttl6786  As a single word it is stupid and infantile.
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  90. 6:00 Look at those UTTERLY STUPID dancing routines! UGH!!! If I were in the market for a car back then, I'd hop on a plane and come to Australia to buy a Holden rather than waste money on ANY Yank-Tank!
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  91. 1:06 Not "Timeframe" but TIMELINE! Time is NOT 3-dimensional!, it has no height, depth or width. It is merely linear, from one second, minute, hour, day, etc. to the next second, minute, hour, day, etc.
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  92. 4:35 In Australia, a 1989 Toyota Camry would also be marketed as a Holden Apollo, the only change made is to the brand-name. Everything else is EXACTLY THE SAME from the Holden to the Toyota. Also, a 1985 Mazda 323 will also appear as a Ford Meteor from the same year. Between the Ford Meteor and the Mazda 323, only the brand is different. Mazda also did their 323 as a hatchback in place of a boot lid. Ford took the Hatchback version and branded it as a "Laser" without altering anything about the car except to stick a Ford badge on it.
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  93. Australia's Holden 48-215 and FJ were very basic models so they could be deemed generic.
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  94. American cars were always WAY TOO OSTENTATIOUS! It took British and Australian car designers to "tone down" the American excess and produce more sober, sensible designs for American brand names.
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  95.  @petersargeant1555  It wasn't the Model 'T', it was the later model 'A' that was modified.
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  96.  @A_Haunted_Pancake  Nothing wrong with Public education! It's the pricks who go to private schools who think they're better than everyone else!
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  97.  @johnwitkowski8462  Even when the Yanks had nothing to do with creating a device or whatever, they'll still steal the credit for it.
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  98.  @StephenGallaherNZ  The idea was Australian! The first prototype "Utes" were built HERE IN AUSTRALIA! You Americans just can't stand any other country being first with ANYTHING!
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  99.  @gilesflower  By the Strictest definition, they WERE utes. The word "Ute" was coined in Australia as short for "Utility". This type of vehicle was Aussie-invented and Aussie-conceived! We invented it so WE GET TO NAME IT!
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  100.  @na3044  No! We stick with the name Ute as we Aussies named them because WE INVENTED THIS TYPE OF VEHICLE!!!
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  101.  @na3044  We took your car, cut off the back passenger seat and back half of the cabin, put on a tabletop tray, and improved it a bit further by adding sides and rear tailgate, and the UTE was born in Australia! The purpose, for farmers to carry produce to the markets on Saturdays, and on Sundays go for a drive in the countryside! Who'd want to waste 2 hours in a useless old hall, listening to an idiot preaching utter bullshit?
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  102.  @shepleonard8695  Nah, the Ute is Definitely Australian! America just cannot accept any other country outdoing them on anything. They always have to take credit, even if they have to steal it.
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  103.  @shepleonard8695  Google can not always be relied on when it comes to history. The Very first Ute was built in Australia when a farmer cut off the rear passenger section of a Model-A Ford and replaced it with a tabletop tray so he could take his produce to market on Saturdays and go to social activities on Sundays. Ford Australia saw what the farmer had done and refined the idea to what became the first official Ute(utility). You Americans just hate it when another country comes up with an idea you lot didn't think of yourselves.
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  104.  @simracingeverythin5832  Regardless of the brand(Holden, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, etc.) and regardless of size, up to a point, they are ALL Utes!(Ute = shortform word meaning Utility Vehicle). The first "Ute" was created by an Australian farmer in the 1920s because he needed something to take produce to market on Saturdays and take his wife and family to church on Sundays(the latter being a waste of time as they could've been out, enjoying the natural world on a Sunday drive).
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  105.  @johnnymason2460  I suppose you think the world is only 6,000 years old. The Aboriginals of Australia were here for 65 thousand years, MINIMUM! Evolution IS INDEED FACT! And god is a figment of primitive imagination, nothing more!
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  106.  @stevetournay6103  Canadians are well-educated, unlike the Americans!
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  107. @Ed's Auto Reviews As you are Dutch, not American, pleeeeaaaasssseeee use the correct name for the fuel, "PETROL"!
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  108.  @sandervanderkammen9230  "Petrol" is a Generic name for the product. There is NO attachment to any specific brand.
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  109. 2:00 Better to be boring to look at yet have substance than to look fancy and have no substance! That's the entire problem with the American auto industry, ostentatious design with virtually NO consideration for substance! Substance being safety, fuel economy(how many MPG on a tank of petrol), etc.)
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  110. I don't think I'd want a Mercedes, not a "straight" one among them! They've all got Benz (bends) in them! LOL
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  111. You should NOT use the word "edition" as that word applies ONLY to media, print, audio or video. The word DOES NOT IN ANY WAY apply to ANYTHING mechanical.
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  112. I wish you'd AVOID using yank terms for car parts or fuel. Car parts: Not "hood" but Bonnet! Not "trunk" but Boot! Fuel: Not "gas" but Petrol!
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  113. The "Ute" is indeed an Aussie invention! The Yanks would never have come up with this idea on their own! The concept is simple, a comfortable cabin and a tray at the back. The idea, to take sheep or hay, or other produce to market on a Saturday, and on Sunday, go for a drive in the country(let's not waste precious time listening to fuckwit preachers spewing out their religious rubbish dogma).
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  114.  @nickrustyson8124  Trucks, or "Lorries" as they're correctly called, were much larger vehicles built on what would be an omnibus chassis. Utes are built basically on a smaller sedan chassis, and it was the Australian arm of Ford which invented the "Ute" and put it into fulltime production.
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  115.  @nickrustyson8124  I'm referring to the same, but as Australia invented the vehicle type, then Australia gets to name it.. America just wants to steal the credit for other countries' inventions.
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  116.  @nickrustyson8124  It is a UTE, It was invented in Australia! Even if America doesn't "take the credit" for the ute's invention, America always assumes to know better than every other country and wants to change the names of things to suit themselves. This is part of America's arrogance and conceit!
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  117. 1:13 The new millenium and the 21st Century started on 1st January, 2001! The year 2000 was the last, and defining year of the 20th Century.
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  118. 13 Miles Per Gallon? (6:53) That's UTTERLY DISGUSTING as regular cars could get at least 25 MPG. And the Metric measurement should echo the imperial - Kilometres Per Litre! (Distance travelled per unit of fuel used).
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  119. Chrysler stood on its own four TYRES! Tire is a verb, meaning to physically and/or mentally exhaust oneself while TYRE is the noun describing the rubber outer part of a vehicle's wheel.
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  120.  @Onizukachan915  American English is NOT the default international English. British English is the STANDARD for the language! Thus TYRE is the rubber rim of a vehicle's wheel while TIRE is the verb meaning to mentally and/or physically exhaust oneself. American English is an arrogant corruption of the language inherited from England.
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  121. Yep! America pushes style over substance and totally ignores the impracticality of their cars that they attempt to export to other countries.
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  122. I see your reflection in the bodywork of this stupid, ugly looking Chrysler PT Cruiser(6:32) and I'd say one thing: Get yourself a PROPER video camera! You'll be able to do a lot more in the way you shoot video than what a mobile phone's camera can do!
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  123. You're forgetting.....GM had Holden here in Australia, and we Aussies believed strongly in Substance Over Style which meant "performance and safety overruled fancy looks". That's why Australian-built cars were superior to their poor cousins from America!
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