In this episode, Drobyshevsky explored everything you wanted to know about the modern auto industry. Why does gasoline still rule? Who really invented the auto assembly line? Can China make cars from scratch? What's wrong with the Russian auto industry? What is the future of cars? And will we even fly? Blogger Stas Asafyev, race car driver Irina Sidorkova, and auto mechanic, diagnostician, and electronic systems specialist Ilya Nikolov answered all these questions.

00:00 "Drobyshevsky Plus." Cars
00:41 Why do modern cars look the same?
07:35 What are the most significant changes in the car?
09:50 Why did gasoline win?
13:33 What will happen if oil runs out?
16:05 Will we all be riding commuter trains?
22:01 Did Ford invent the assembly line used for car assembly—is that a myth?

24:55 Why did the USSR lag behind the US in the auto industry?
34:23 Can the Chinese develop a car from scratch?
36:06 Where are cars with a full production cycle made?
37:03 What are the differences between cars from different countries?
41:01 Is there a Russian auto industry?
46:19 Why isn't there a developed auto racing culture in Russia?
52:47 "Integrating autopilot into everyday life is a huge task"
58:58 What is the future of cars?
1:07:15 Is the future of public transportation possible?
1:09:03 Are cars a luxury or a means of transportation?
1:09:43 Why are cars so expensive?
1:11:45 Is it possible to find a good car on the used market?
1:12:25 Are cars a man's hobby?
1:13:44 Manual or automatic?

1:15:21 Do you celebrate Tinsmith's Day?

1:16:25 When will cars be everywhere?

1:17:02 Why have a car when you have the metro?

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