Jay shows us what it’s like to drive a World War I aircraft on the street with his 1915 Hispano Suiza that features an 18.5-liter airplane motor.
2019-01-02
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Awful car, especially as it was made in Spain, the country which all the Gods rejected …
i ve seen a Panhard 24 LT just behind, the first car i went in when i was little !
As a car lover (or any vehicle for that matter), I thank God for Jay Leno's garage. This show is in a class by itself.
Wow… rely just on that chain system to break!!! Crazy!!! Tks Jay to bring this videos to us!!!
I want that horn for my car.
It's a 90 degree V on that engine.
Even all those years ago, jay has his sleeves rolled up and is making goofy faces at the camera. What a special guy, wasn’t changed by the industry but instead changed the industry. Definitively a cool man.
It's pretty easy Jay; The H is silent, so "Eespano" then "Sue-eeza", not Swayza. One of a few foreign cars names that you don't sound pretentious pronouncing correctly.
Those air horns!
This is pure pornography. Heartbreaking car, wonderfully restored and the PASSION just leaks from every second of this video. Thank you for sharing this with us, ordinary people. 🙂