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New car laws are RUINING cars!

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Something is making our and trucks uglier, and we can do absolutely nothing about it!

In recent years a number of brand-new laws and regulations have actually been presented, and it seems they are messing up the aesthetic appeals of brand new vehicles! To make matters worse, some of the guidelines and policies that have actually been introduced will change vehicles a lot, that some fairly brand-new cars and trucks have had to go out of production entirely!

In this video, Mat will run you through 10 aspects of cars that are needing to alter due to these brand-new rules. For example, all brand-new vehicles have to come with AEB sensing units. This means self-governing emergency braking. Now obviously this is essential to assist automobiles prevent accidents, the problem is, it leads to large boxes having to be contributed to the front of new automobiles, and they just look terrible!

But that's not all! There are now guidelines for the size of door mirrors, too. In the past you would expect to see little automobiles featured compact door mirrors which still served their function. Nevertheless, in the contemporary, door mirrors have to come of a certain size, and we think these mirrors simply look extra-large on certain automobiles, further ruining the aesthetics!

However obviously, among the most significant law modifications that is altering brand-new cars and trucks is the prohibiting of internal combustion engines. Previously, the grille on the front of a vehicle was a great method for manufacturers to show off their identity, however the removal of petrol-powered engines means the grilles aren't required, so producers are now including plastic grilles which simply lend themselves to messing up the automobile's aesthetics even further!

The concern is, which of these laws and regulations do you think has messed up cars and trucks the most? Let us know in the comments!

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94 responses to “New car laws are RUINING cars!”

  1. @amr_motors Avatar
    @amr_motors

    We hate new cars!

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    1. @escapade1924 Avatar
      @escapade1924

      I don’t mind some but yeah more problematic and we have no choice to be different

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    2. @Anth13 Avatar
      @Anth13

      people like you who cant afford a new car is bound to hate them 💩

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    3. @leomux2004 Avatar
      @leomux2004

      Alpine A110? Lotus Emira? Caterhams?

      Reply
    4. @SSavolainen Avatar
      @SSavolainen

      Don’t hate the car manufacturers, hate the regulation, aka EU…

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    5. @leomux2004 Avatar
      @leomux2004

      @@SSavolainen Exaclty, car manufacturers don’t have much choice, sadly.

      Reply
  2. @insane007yt Avatar
    @insane007yt

    Bro Mocked BMW Designs at The Starting Of The Video💀☠️🤣

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    1. @rufusgreenleaf2466 Avatar
      @rufusgreenleaf2466

      Have you seen the size of the grills though? Like huge nostrils or beaver teeth

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    2. @electrikoptik Avatar
      @electrikoptik

      Bro types like my 12 yo nephew 💀

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    3. @insane007yt Avatar
      @insane007yt

      @@rufusgreenleaf2466 Yeah I don’t like it honestly

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    4. @Levente20 Avatar
      @Levente20

      love the new design. they look mean AF

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    5. @Gmh6477 Avatar
      @Gmh6477

      And he was right… BMW’s look shite now.

      Reply
  3. @the_art_of_perfection Avatar
    @the_art_of_perfection

    BMW sales after the intro 📉📉📉📉📉📉

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    1. @reidwaanwookay482 Avatar
      @reidwaanwookay482

      Tell that to the sales figures.

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    2. @tammydang9435 Avatar
      @tammydang9435

      @@reidwaanwookay482I did

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    3. @richardlabeja Avatar
      @richardlabeja

      BMW sold more cars than Mercedes and Audi in 2023.

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    4. @AMG63 Avatar
      @AMG63

      ​@@richardlabejadue to price drops and insanely cheap finance offers .

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    5. @AMG63 Avatar
      @AMG63

      ​@@richardlabejaalso have you seen the state of new BMW drivers? 😂 They all look the same, turkey teeth, tattoos and really tight tops not to forget them square shaped beards 🤦🏼‍♂️

      Reply
  4. @RJB_TV Avatar
    @RJB_TV

    poor BMW design team haha

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    1. @jonwear9791 Avatar
      @jonwear9791

      BMW looks like they teamed up with the Yugo car company.

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    2. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      ​@@jonwear9791what is Yugo car company btw?

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    3. @adrijanpopovic4671 Avatar
      @adrijanpopovic4671

      @@purwantiallan5089Company from Balkans

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    4. @etherealicer Avatar
      @etherealicer

      Have you seen the BMW Concept Skytop… just saying.

      Reply
  5. @TiptronicSS Avatar
    @TiptronicSS

    1:10 Brother UUUGGHHH!!! 🤣🤣🤣 nice little add on 😂

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    1. @mayanjaabdullah3760 Avatar
      @mayanjaabdullah3760

      Lfr😂😂😂😂

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    2. @yusufs.3797 Avatar
      @yusufs.3797

      Brother Hoblos in the editings 😂

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    3. @user199543999 Avatar
      @user199543999

      “Brother UUUGH!” is an absolute Internet Legend!

      Reply
    4. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      ​@@yusufs.3797Brother Hoblos?

      Reply
    5. @CheckDisOutpeeps Avatar
      @CheckDisOutpeeps

      Lmfaooo 😂😂

      Reply
  6. @mrsoisauce9017 Avatar
    @mrsoisauce9017

    4:53 maybe that’s for the better. You don’t want to deal with the endless problems that thing has

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    1. @altspitfire Avatar
      @altspitfire

      Alot of lorries have them, and when they break they cost thousands to replace.

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    2. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      Some even cost $100.000,​@@altspitfire

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    3. @ch4.hayabusa Avatar
      @ch4.hayabusa

      Must be why they are sold out through 2025

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    4. @BT_721 Avatar
      @BT_721

      But if your victim survives the impact then you can’t just throw them in a river and pretend it never happened smh

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    5. @mrsoisauce9017 Avatar
      @mrsoisauce9017

      @@ch4.hayabusa they’re sold out through 2025 because the Elon musk cultists will buy everything he shits out, even if it’ll kill them. I mean, these are the same f***tards who are trying to promote autopilot even when it’s tried to kill them multiple times on end

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  7. @TheLeafyo Avatar
    @TheLeafyo

    I’ll forgive them if they make the BMW pig snout grill illegal.

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    1. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      Even the 1967 Corvette C2 has better car design than 2020s BMW Models.

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    2. @FactsWithActs Avatar
      @FactsWithActs

      I LIKE IT ON THE M4

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    3. @992TurboS. Avatar
      @992TurboS.

      I agree those HUGE BEAVER TEETH
      Destroy the look of the car . I left BMW after 25 yrs due to bad design .
      Now Porsche although they also update their car but they don’t wreck the look .

      Reply
  8. @farangtravels3956 Avatar
    @farangtravels3956

    Mazda managed to incorporate the censor in the front badge 👍

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    1. @Ktmfan450 Avatar
      @Ktmfan450

      Most manufacturers are pulling parts from shared bins to save money

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    2. @leomux2004 Avatar
      @leomux2004

      Which is a win-win situation, cuz:
      1- it doesn’t ruin the look of the car
      2- putting stuff in badges is ooooollllllddddd, I have seen stuff like this for more than 20 years, I mean, look at older VWs with the tailgate handle built-in the rear badge, as well as BMW’s 6-series parking camera. So it’s not hard neither too expensive to put stuff in badges, so in these cases, manufacturers are just lazy.

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    3. @ukusanz Avatar
      @ukusanz

      They should sensor that censor, oh wait …. That makes no cents

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    4. @TheGamingNorwegian Avatar
      @TheGamingNorwegian

      Toyota has done that since 2009 with the Prius lol.

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    5. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      ​@@TheGamingNorwegianSubaru also with even the Impreza WRX 2010.

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  9. @FlyingScud Avatar
    @FlyingScud

    The restomod business is going to really boom. No touch screens, no extra costs for all this stuff to go wrong, get in the way or distract you when driving. Older cars are going to rock. Restore rather than recycle.

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    1. @autobootpiloot Avatar
      @autobootpiloot

      My wife and I have already decided my next car is going to be the previous model of my current car. And we gonna spend a lot more on maintenance and rebuilding the car rather than on depreciation.

      Older cars look better, drive nicer and don’t have as much useless crap in the interior. Oh, and you can actually look out of their large windows.

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    2. @Angus_____ Avatar
      @Angus_____

      They’ll make it illegal to remove any of these features.

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    3. @yamakasi5792 Avatar
      @yamakasi5792

      Factory five soon for me! 😊

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    4. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      ​@@autobootpilootAlfa Romeo Junior is like Mazda Miata with Jumbo size.

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    5. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      ​@@yamakasi5792the VW Golf VI.R sadly has better shapes than Audi Q5.

      Reply
  10. @tanmaygirotra2724 Avatar
    @tanmaygirotra2724

    “Is that a toyota or have a bought a tupperware”😂😂

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  11. @anubhavroy2309 Avatar
    @anubhavroy2309

    Yes, it’s so safe to get hit by a car now that it has padding under the hood 😂

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    1. @ruk2023-- Avatar
      @ruk2023–

      It does lower your insurance though which makes it more tempting to buy that kind of car…

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    2. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      Occasionally it also hanging underneath the front grille.😂

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    3. @krane15 Avatar
      @krane15

      @@ruk2023– That’s because it works.

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    4. @MrDjsmooth87 Avatar
      @MrDjsmooth87

      😂How thoughtful, right?

      Reply
    5. @xIcarus227 Avatar
      @xIcarus227

      I mean it increases your chances of surviving. How the hell is that a bad thing?

      Reply
  12. @imvivalamilo Avatar
    @imvivalamilo

    Why the hell _don’t_ cars have dedicated spots on the front the license plates? They do on the back so why not the front? Thank you Mat, I’m not gonna sleep tonight because of you.

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    1. @manoz6194 Avatar
      @manoz6194

      because in America front plate is not mandatory afaik

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    2. @vittorioballeriocastoldi6171 Avatar
      @vittorioballeriocastoldi6171

      Most cars in Europe has them, the issue is that plates in the front are horrible in most cars that aren’t like a fiat 124 from 1974

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    3. @christopherjensen7656 Avatar
      @christopherjensen7656

      Most states in the USA require a front plate, but there are plenty that don’t. I think the bigger design issue is trying to find a dedicated space that would work with European style plates, versus the style used in the USA and elsewhere.

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    4. @bwofficial1776 Avatar
      @bwofficial1776

      In the US, some states don’t require front license plates. My last car had a place molded into the front bumper for a plate but my current car doesn’t and it looks good without it because my state doesn’t require a front plate. If anyone needs to know my license plate number, they can get behind me.

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  13. @verric3781 Avatar
    @verric3781

    All these laws around design and safety and every time I go out to drive. Every new car has the smallest,thinnest dinkiest indicators/turn signals that are mounted so low in the vehicle it’s hard to see them especially at roundabouts

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    1. @celderian Avatar
      @celderian

      This goes to reinforce that it’s not a law problem, it’s a design issue.

      Reply
    2. @krane15 Avatar
      @krane15

      Like the new Santa Fe? That’s all on Hyundai. The turn signal should always be mounted up high so that they’re not blocked by the vehicles that pulls up directly behind you. Especially a struck.

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    3. @MoshooDesign Avatar
      @MoshooDesign

      I love the look of the thin strip taillight of the new Porsches, but because it is only one strip at night it is rather confusing and hard to judge your distance from it on dark highways.

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    4. @mcfrosty8739 Avatar
      @mcfrosty8739

      Tesla Model 3’s with the single, tiny LED as an indicator on the rear..

      Reply
  14. @Mark__A Avatar
    @Mark__A

    Most of the new cars: cheap inside, ugly outside.

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    1. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      And also sounded equally terrible inside of the engine.

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    2. @krane15 Avatar
      @krane15

      Name one?

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    3. @EverydayCats1994 Avatar
      @EverydayCats1994

      @@krane15 BMW 5 series.

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    4. @Mark__A Avatar
      @Mark__A

      @@krane15 Vw cars got cheaper interior than before. Tried a merc CLA it was so bad, I laughed out loud. Same for the base E classe, and everything below. Volvo feels much cheaper inside than before, XC60 and under. I had over 40 cars, also petrol head so always driving, trying new stuff, been at the Nurburgring many times and so on… If I want good quality and sporty amazing feel, then Porsche. If I want proper interior quality, reliability, luxory and 10 years of warranty, then Lexus. Much better interior quality then the 3 german or Volvo. And I had 7 volvos, but not any more. MG is a cheap chinese EV brand now like many others. And you can add many many more to this list.

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    5. @hatchet646 Avatar
      @hatchet646

      you really needed to ask that? lmfao 😂

      Reply
  15. @dashowdy Avatar
    @dashowdy

    Make driving tests harder, government safety regulations will get to the point the costs will be astronomical, bring back simple well built cars an owner can actually work on.

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    1. @seanyboy3 Avatar
      @seanyboy3

      What about all the people who’ve already passed their test? 🤔

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    2. @Mirko9809 Avatar
      @Mirko9809

      How’s a driving test going to ensure that you survive a car crash? Or that whoever you hit with your car has a better chance to survive?

      Reply
    3. @SequoiaGuy09 Avatar
      @SequoiaGuy09

      Agree!

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    4. @Furious321 Avatar
      @Furious321

      @@Mirko9809 If people knew how to drive, crash frequency would plummet. Why do you think aviation accidents are so rare? People train for months or years to fully understand what goes into flying an aircraft, and *they* have an extra dimension to deal with.

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    5. @Mirko9809 Avatar
      @Mirko9809

      @@Furious321 right, and the time when people drive under the influence? When they drive when they are tired and don’t notice something in time? When they speed? What then?

      People will die.

      “Oh but the car is cheaper because we got rid of all these dumb laws that made safety features mandatory, isn’t it lovely?”

      Reply
  16. @badass6300 Avatar
    @badass6300

    That has been a fact since the early 2000s, cars became fat and heavy with big pillars, terrible shapes and lines…

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    1. @BeefIngot Avatar
      @BeefIngot

      Aka significantly safer

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    2. @badass6300 Avatar
      @badass6300

      @@BeefIngot egh… significantly is a big exaggeration.
      Also as the old car enthusiast saying goes, if you don’t want to die don’t crash, if you are about to crash, crash hard.

      Reply
    3. @aserta Avatar
      @aserta

      That’s a load of dung. That’s because car designers are poorly trained now and lazy.

      Reply
  17. @KYRJAMESEY Avatar
    @KYRJAMESEY

    Problem with DRL’s is the idiots who drive around at night with them on but zero lights at the back, completely oblivious.

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    1. @bdavbdavbdavbdav Avatar
      @bdavbdavbdavbdav

      I’ve always felt that was an issue with the cars not having Auto lights. My last 3 cars have had DRLs and auto lights. The Audi even told you in the virtual cockpit if it you had manually turned the lights off and it thought it was too dark. When I’ve previously driven my wifes car, which has DRLs but no auto lights, and full dash illumination all the time, its pretty easy to forget.

      I’d argue that if manufacturers are going to fit DRLs, they should fit auto lights.

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    2. @stevecade857 Avatar
      @stevecade857

      ​@@bdavbdavbdavbdavWe have safety systems like Lane keep assist that need turning off every cycle of the cars ignition so why isn’t it the same for auto lights? The auto lights should also be tied in with windscreen wipers where lights are turned on if wipers are activated even during the day.

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    3. @bdavbdavbdavbdav Avatar
      @bdavbdavbdavbdav

      @@stevecade857 I’d fully agree – I’ve never been sure why Auto Lights isn’t just the default position. The last couple of cars we’ve owned have turned the lights on with enough rain. My issue was with cars with no auto lights at all, and DRLs.

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    4. @evan.435 Avatar
      @evan.435

      You have to be an absolute moron to think your DRLs are your headlights at night

      Reply
    5. @areitu Avatar
      @areitu

      I feel like they should make a regulation that says DRLs can project forward but not onto the ground as much, so drivers can’t see at night and turn on their lights

      Reply
  18. @no9scrum Avatar
    @no9scrum

    It’s got nothing to do with safety laws ruining how cars look and everything to do with companies being too lazy to design cars that incorporate then and look good… just look at the Mazda 3 as an example, incorporates all the same auto braking as the Mercedes but because they’ve taken some time to design it it, you wouldn’t even know.

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  19. @WalkiTalki Avatar
    @WalkiTalki

    Hiring unqualified people is a problem for many organizations around the world. Qualified people would be able to fix all these issues without destroying the design of the car. We are seeing this lack of HR hiring skills from car makers to Boeing to the government. And in some cases the work performed by these unqualified individuals is actually dangerous.

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    1. @xIcarus227 Avatar
      @xIcarus227

      Important to note that the unqualified people are usually those in management. The engineering teams of car manufacturers are usually super good, but the management needs to cut costs everywhere.
      Ford with the infamous Powershift is a good example. The engineers literally told the management that the transmission will not last, yet they didn’t care.

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  20. @inezodom5904 Avatar
    @inezodom5904

    If you don’t see or hear the Lamborghini, that little lip won’t help one iota.

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