The simple hidden technologies in your car

I know about every single one of those, and so should every good driver.

I miss Cooleys full car reviews

I had a 2005 Crown Victoria LX as my first car, man I loved that thing, gentle ride, enough trunk space to move a house in one go, and the leather seats were oh so comfortable

and GM vehicles email you a diagnostic report every month. It's fascinating.

Thanks to this video, I finally discovered my car comes with an owner's manual!

wow my miata has almost none of these features

Great video but was super confused because I thought it was Gus Fring in the thumbnail!

Wait..... this video isn't satire?

Man I've been driving manual for years and never knew how to get it in reverse.

THANK YOU FOR SAYING PIRSCHE CORRECTLY. You are one of a few people that can properly say porsche!

I know a Crown Vic LX SPORT when i see it!
Fantastic ride!

never knew about they key thing wow

I want an older car, but to then change the stereo to one that has CarPlay. Only bit of car tech that is actually really helpful and works

Me watching this in my Tesla🥱

I've never seen the key backwards thing

Miss these videos from Brian that use to be uploaded on a regular basis!!! Even tho I know haft the things he talks about, but there’s still something new I learn or I may have forgotten!

Informative video we really forget how these simple tech made our lives safe and easier not to mention how cool they are🤔😎

I always believed the arrow is pointing towards the gas cap side, until I noticed the arrow pointing in the wrong direction in my ford transit. So im left wondering if that is the real meaning?
NM! Just noticed it has 2 arrows. One for gas cap side, the other for the amount of mileage left in the tank

My Porsche is just like this, it is the most annoying, intentionally engineered, car feature I've ever had to deal with. Like why on God's green earth could the Germans not make a simple manual hood release?! I honestly want to fight someone at Porsche for this! They over engineering things just for complexities sake. Grr. 😡😡😡

I honestly appreciate the simplicity of older tech sometimes.

This guy used to do great car reviews. I stopped watching this channel when he stopped reviewing cars. The reviewers they have now are crap

Ok, where’d he get a manual accord?

Miss cooley!

"...but who reads that?" I do, Cooley. I do. 😁

took me 1 year to learn how to operate my cruise control properly

Never knew about the gas tank pointer! Thx

As a Swede, I love the inclusion of the Volvo clip!

Great video very interesting 🙏

Cooley always with the right concise info

COOLEY!

Wow

This guy was part of my Saturday motorweek if I remember correctly. He is a great reviewer.

Loved this

Why did I watch this?

This stuff is kinda lame at this point in history
Seems kind of a filler video just to get something out there
But it's Cooley so I'll take it 😂

Oh yes! A Crown Vic =D

Cooley, keep’em coming.

Brian - lets talk about Hydrogen cars , buses please ... Thank You

I thought Cooley had a Country Squire wagon. Is the Crown Vic his or Cnet's?

I wish more car/SUV’s with hatchback rear doors would have the rear window open separately to the rear hatch.

When your car is so basic, it only has a couple of these...

"Turn your key backwards for the Accessories setting." Are there any cars left that still use actual metal keys anymore? I thought nearly everything now was going to push-button start.

This video is perfect to help us appreciate how far cars have come. Those of us with 20+ year old daily drivers like my Oldsmobile Intrigue really thank you Mr. Cooley for bringing us the history of low and high tech!

Can't even read the manual anymore. My Bolt EV manual is so thick I gave up and just explored the menus for 30 minutes. Our Forester is even worse, sort of, with a big main manual and then at least 8 smaller ones for separate things so you don't have to look for them in the primary manual. That's handy but now we have all these taking up space.

I have always read the manual for my new cars from cover to cover and then refer to it from time to time if a question arises