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  1. I guess if you buy a high powered luxury SUV you're probably not the sort to worry about repairs.
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  2. Even this has more HP than the bmw Zupra. 🤔😧😐🤦🏻‍♂️✌🏼
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  3. “What transmission would you like?” 10 speed manual please
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  4. Big thumb up for Toyota’s simple but effective solution.
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  5. I 100% prefer manual transmissions. However, you are pretty much 100% correct lol
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  6. I think that in addition to the ONE TIME that you are going to press the brake, you are probably going to be panicked, which means you are not focusing on the threshold braking, like the system will! Great video Jason! Makes total sense to any one that has any!!
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  7. As an airline pilot, I fully geeked out during the whiteboard discussion. Great job! And congrats on 200!
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  8. They're good for reverse donuts and tripod cornering
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  9. I love it. Wish they were half that absurd price
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  10. I love how he nonchalantly compliments his drawing in the midst of all the logic and maths 😂 It actually caught me off guard 😂 but anyways, still one of the best YouTube channels out there for car enthusiasts, for those who drive with their minds.
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  11. "If you happen to flip over, you can start preparing a meal without any trouble"
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  12. Clips like this is why I watch. Im off to spread useless but interesting knowledge
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  13. Wow, this is by far one of the best videos you’ve made. Bravo my friend
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  14. "I'm not sure I know where I'm going with this"... don't worry, we get it. You are pissed, you want to scream and swear, but you are putting on a brave face.
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  15. This is the biggest reason I hate “sport” SUVs, they all weigh over 4000 lbs
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  16. Factor in NOx and the numbers gets even worse.... for the gas engine. And diesels even more.
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  17. Ahhh finally some maths back on the menu
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  18. Absolutely loved that sign off "There's no chance, whatever", lol! I totally agree, but we can still try :-)
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  19. I wish my calculus professor could teach as well as you lol. Great video
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  20. You'd be better served with an accelerometer than a gps tracker for minute details. That tracker is SUPER cool, but it's not the fine data that you're looking for; you need a precise accelerometer.
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  21. I hit a nasty pothole in my Mercedes and it fixed my headlight... Mercedes>Tesla?
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  22. "Didn't quite judge it right" that's how I totaled my first car
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  23. the best thing to do in the last hours of 2017: watching Jason's explanation with his whiteboard. Nice as always, man!
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  24. Jason's 56?? I could have sworn he was at least in his sixties.
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  25. When you find a car that you enjoy this much and causes this much emotion... You know what you need to do!
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  26. 3:04 - Here's my toy car. 3:11 - Here's my real car.
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  27. My best friend's brother-in-law says you're wrong.
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  28. Automotive Science simply explained, that's why I love this channel, good job, thanks
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  29. 2+6+4 = 12 3+1+0 = 4 S2000 has better range obviously.
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  30. But just a couple minutes later, you get the answer of how it can withstand that pressure. 😆
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  31. don't mock my horse power or I'll have to beat you with my yard stick.
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  32. nah, La Croix should be thanking you.
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  33. This is commitment You just got married and still posting Hats off
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  34. I hate all this modern technology. A few months ago I sold my car and now I ride a donkey.
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  35. Almost panicked when I didn't see a whiteboard...
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  36. You've done so much for Koenigseg, I think they owe you a free car.
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  37. It's videos like this that are the reason I subscribe to this channel. Like most self-styled "enthusiasts" I didn't like the start/stop system on my new GTI and thought mistakenly that any fuel efficiency advantages were probably cancelled by the fuel needed to restart the engine. But as an old professor of mine once said, "The thing about data is that it sure does cut the bulls**t." In the meantime, I discovered another benefit of the system. Each day I make a trip to the local Starbucks and wait in line in an enclosed "tunnel" outside the store. Typically, my engine shuts down when I pull into the tunnel and when I reach the window. The baristas at the window have thanked me on multiple occasions for shutting off my engine, noting that they have to breathe exhaust fumes all day long. It's not a big thing but it's worth noting that in addition to reducing fuel consumption to some degree, start/stop technology makes the air a bit more breathable for everyone, some more than others.
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  38. Right now Jason is at home configuring a Performance model 3 and trying to justify it for his YouTube channel.
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  39. I'd rate you 5- stars for best channel
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  40. you were all making fun of the selfie stick, but LOOK NOW how you need it for a video under your carrrrrrr
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  41. TIL my old $1500 1998 V8 Ford Explorer can pull a train with the tow strap I bought at Walmart
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  42. Hyundai doing big things!
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  43. go figure, a tesla finally makes a sound and it's one all gearheads agree with
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  44. The free "orange juice" had me laughing way too hard!
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  45. Jason, dont lie. How many times did you have to practice saying "Steel railroad wheels on steel railroad rails" before you could do it without messing up? Because im up to like 8 so far and still cant do it
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  46. Keeping the turbo spooled AND cool noises? Sign me up!
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  47. What a fun little car! Your description of the driving experience, regarding steering, suspension, engine and gearbox, brought back fond memories of a Triumph TR3 I had, about a million years ago: just a simple, light and agile sports car.
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  48. math with imperial units hurts my mind
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  49. "so its almost a mustang right?" hahaha i laughted at that
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  50. It gradually turns into thick sludge that doesn't flow at all. Eventually after enough miles it's like running without any oil and the engine dies.
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