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The speaker is testing a used Lada Granta, a Russian car, that he bought for $3100. He compares it with other cars like Hyundai Accent and VW Golf, and claims that it is faster, cheaper and better than them. He also explains the features and flaws of the car, such as the automatic transmission, the electric power steering, the soundproofing and the engine. He then tries to crash the car into a light pole, but the car jumps off the rails and rolls over. He examines the damage and concludes that the body is soft and weak, and that he will repeat the test with another Lada Granta in a week. He also says that he will test an old Chinese car and compare it with Lada Granta. He thanks the viewers for watching and says goodbye.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tests a used Lada Granta car and compares it with other cars like Hyundai Accent and VW Polo.
- The speaker bought the Lada Granta for $3100 from a Volkswagen dealership and found out that it had some cosmetic and mechanical issues, such as a rotten hood, a discolored cowl panel, a knocking engine, and a faulty automatic transmission.
- The speaker performed some experiments with the car, such as accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 13.4 seconds, shifting to reverse gear on the run, and crashing into a light pole.
- The car rolled over and fell off the platform during the crash test and damaged its body, engine, suspension, and steering. The speaker concluded that the car was weaker than Hyundai Accent and Mark 2 in terms of safety and durability.
- The speaker planned to buy another Lada Granta with manual transmission and repeat the crash test in a week. He also planned to test an old Chinese car and compare it with Lada Granta.