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  • I Fact-Checked Every Stunt in the Tesla Roadster Reveal

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    Tesla Roadster Revealed: It Flies, It Kickflips, It Rockets! Right? Math From 6 Years Ago - https://youtu.be/4PRi4B1APj0 Subscribe to Engineering Explained for more videos! - https://goo.gl/VZstk7 Tesla has unveiled the new Roadster, and in classic Tesla fashion, they have some wild marketing stunts to go along with it. I love marketing stunts, because their goal is to convince you they’ve created the coolest thing ever, but when you start applying engineering logic to these stunts, sometimes they fall apart. So in this video, we’re going to look at the three major stunts, in order. First we’…

  • Lucid Bought My Car Back, So I Bought A Mach-E

    By Engineering Explained

    Lucid bought back my Air, so I bought a Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Check out Continental's ECS02 Tires! - https://bit.ly/3Ulidu1 Sponsored by Continental Genuinely this was some of the most fun I’ve ever had car shopping because the criteria was very open: pretty much anything electric, except for three brands. I’ve already had a long term Nissan Leaf, I’ve had two Teslas, and technically I’ve had two Lucids. Lucid bought back my super finicky air, and so my plan was to replace it with the Rivian R2, but my build date still hasn’t come up, and the Lucid was going away, so I wanted something until…

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    Are You Buying The Wrong Tires?

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    Summer, All-Season, All-Weather, Winter, All-Terrain – What Tires Should You Buy? Find the right tires for your car: https://continentaltire.com/tire-search Big thanks to Continental for sponsoring this video! Nothing impacts the performance of your car more than tires. But when you’re buying tires, it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what you should be buying for your vehicle. In this video we’re not just going to understand the difference between summer, all-season, all-weather, all-terrain, and winter tires, but we’re also going to explain the why – the science and the engineering…

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    How To Easily Ruin Your Turbocharged Car

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    If you want to ruin your turbocharged car, it’s easy. All you have to do is drive your car hard, then immediately shut it off. You see, turbos are one of the hottest parts of your car, since all of the exhaust gases are routed through it. To help enable high turbo speeds, and to help cool it, engine oil pass through the insides of the turbocharger, directly contacting the shaft connecting the compressor and turbine wheels. When you drive hard, this shaft, and the surrounding oil channel areas, get extremely hot. If you shut your engine off right after driving hard, the nearby oil just soaks i…

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    Bigger Brakes Won't Stop You Any Faster

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    If you had to choose between super powerful brakes or super sticky tires, which helps you stop faster? Brakes make you stop, so you might think brakes, but the real answer is tires. Any modern car already has enough force in the calipers to lock up a wheel. The limit on stopping distance isn't the brake, it's whatever grip the tire has with the road. Better tire, better braking. It’s really that simple. And with modern ABS, you just mash the pedal and get insanely good stopping distances. But if do that again, and again, and again, and excessive heat builds up in the brakes, your stopping dis…

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    20 Innovations That Changed Cars Forever – Part 2

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    The 20 Most Important Automotive Innovations of the Past Century Watch Part 1 Here – https://youtu.be/UzbrnZ-zWkk Sponsored by Bosch Wiper Blades - https://youtu.be/1-SzPD-CTgQ The invention of the automobile forever changed America. For the past five days, I've been driving Route 66 to celebrate its centennial, alongside America's 250th birthday, in two iconic vehicles: a Shelby GT350 representing the road's storied past, and a Rivian R1S pointing towards its future. This is all thanks to Bosch, who sponsored this road trip, and the timing couldn't be more fitting. Not only does Route 66 tur…

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