10 Car Innovations That No Longer Exist!

Описание: Welcome to 10 Old Car Features That DID NOT Stand the Test of Time!

Explore the dangers of old car features in this video, along with the safety and beloved ones, from the 1950s to the 1980s in the USA. Discover these obsolete features and see how car safety has evolved over the decades. These innovations captivated car enthusiasts but failed to stand the test of time. But how can a seemingly brilliant idea turn into a forgotten relic? Let’s see!

00:00 Intro
00:07 Vent Windows
01:43 Bench Seats
03:11 Floor Dimmers
04:16 Pop-Up Headlights
05:35 Hood Ornaments
07:00 Push-Button Transmissions
08:12 Swing Away Steering Wheel
09:35 Car phones
10:37 Column Shifter
11:55 Traffic Light Viewer
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