Let me start by saying this DVD is like finding an old photo album in your attic – it’s packed with nostalgia, but some pages feel outdated. As a car enthusiast who binge-watches anything with wheels, I popped this in expecting fireworks… and got a mixed bag of vintage charm and head-scratching picks.

The GOOD: The pre-1960s segments are pure gold. Watching those classic beauties roll across the screen gave me goosebumps – it’s like attending a vintage car show from your couch. The footage quality holds up surprisingly well, and the narration has that comforting '90s documentary vibe we all secretly love.

The NOT-SO-GOOD: Their modern era choices? Yikes. Including the Toyota Corona over the Camry is like praising the Zune over the iPod. And where’s the love for game-changers like the Ford Explorer that created the SUV craze? It’s clear this 1998 production hasn’t aged gracefully in these sections.

BEST USE CASE: This shines as a conversation starter at car meetups or garage hangouts. I hosted a 'car night' where we watched segments then debated their picks – sparks flew (along with some good-natured yelling). Perfect gift for old-school gearheads who appreciate history over flashy CGI.

SHELF LIFE WARNING: Like other reviewers noted, it’ll likely collect dust after 1-2 viewings. Mine now lives between my Chilton manuals and a stack of Car & Driver mags – pulled out only to settle bets about obscure models.

PRO TIP: Check if you're getting new or library-surplus copies (some buyers got stickered discs). At under $15 though, even with its flaws, it’s cheaper than most car museum tickets – just don’t expect cutting-edge insights.