This 1934 Car Was More Advanced Than You Think | Chrysler Airflow

The 1934 Chrysler Airflow was one of the most advanced automobiles of its time. Developed using wind tunnel testing and influenced by aerodynamic principles observed in aviation, the Airflow introduced a radically different approach to car design. Its streamlined shape reduced drag, while its unibody construction improved strength and reduced weight, both groundbreaking innovations for a production car. The Airflow also featured a redesigned layout, with the engine positioned over the front axle and passengers seated between the axles for improved comfort and balance. But sometimes innovation arrives ahead of it's time. In this video, we explore the engineering, design, and legacy of the Chrysler Airflow, an innovative car that ultimately failed in the marketplace, but went on to influence the future of automotive design. #ChryslerAirflow #ArtDeco #1930s #ClassicCars #wrightbrothers #Chrysler