Comments by "" (@Adison0529) on "Tedward" channel.

  1. It's so nice to see that I'm not the only freak who just simply loves driving for the drive itself, not the car. I drive a VW Golf Mk4 that apparently was given about 100 horses when it left the factory, but I dare to say about 90 of them already ran away onto the fields. I still love to take it to some backroads for a drive. Got a new set of tires, instant confidence booster, love to corner it at higher speeds just to feel the G force trying to throw me out of that seat with 0 side support. I'm just disappointed that nobody maintains gravel roads here where I live so whenever I think about going for a ride on one of these, might as well just put the car in a junkyard and knock my teeth out with a hammer. The road you've driven was wonderful and reminded me of some just as wonderful roads on Korcula island in Croatia. Such a great watch!
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  2. Well, your final take confirms you need an RWD winter beater for your 3rd car. Have you ever considered a BMW, perhaps an E92, preferably an M3? 😁 Looks like very fun conditions and I am a little bit jealous because so far this year I only had some good snowstorms in the middle of the night when I'm ready to go to bed, not outside to play in the snow.
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  3. Ted really joined a Forza lobby irl :D I was waiting for the pop-up headlights, those are the cutest!
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  4. 8:05 haha, that was my exact thought as soon as you hit downtown "are you sure you're not anywhere in Europe?" Had no idea NA had such locations and now you've created in me a wet dream of you reviewing cars in Europe. (:
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  5. Now these are pops & bangs I can get behind, absolute music to my ears. I've said that the Celica had gorgeous interior but man, that dash, gated manual and thin, monstrous wooden wheel to give you a pain in your palms after manouvering that car around the town for a while... it doesn't get better than that!
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  6. This video felt like a fever dream. The last thing I'd expect on a US car reviewer's channel.
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  7. The older I get, the better the 996 looks to me. In the era of minimalism full of sharp cuts and edges, I appreciate those goofy round happy shapes more and more. The body looks really nice and that's gotta be the best rim choice possible for this car, it just looks so matchy and complete all together. I also think it was perfect weather conditions for the shoot of this spec. I'm gonna end it here because the more I think about particular parts of it that I like, the more I fall in love with it. Genuinely thank you for showing this one, that was super fun to watch.
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  8. Didn't like the C8 at first, fell in love with it about a year ago, now it's definitely a dream car of mine, whether it be the Z06 or a Stingray. The rear looks fine, the front of this car is just a stunner, but the interior is what made me truly fall in love with it. I love the shapes inside, love the dashboard, love the center console, love the focus towards the driver and yet it feels like it is a nice place to be for a passenger too. I truly hope when I'm done with uni I can land a job that will allow me to get one (best if it's Z06 ofc) imported to Europe in ~5 years from now - there are a lot of cars that I would love to experience, that I would love to own, but this opens up the list in supercar category because of the price tag. It is a bargain for what you get imo, even with the import costs to EU. I love the fact that it was a longer video, certailny wouldn't mind it being even longer than that, it was a pleasure to watch you explore some twisty backroads in the middle of the day in a chill manner in a freakin Z06.
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  9. I had no idea single mass flywheel makes this much of a difference. This sounds really good, but completely not 911-like, if you ask me. :D I must say though, I couldn't help but notice the wonderful blinker sound. 10/10 would indicate
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  10. What a ride, hats off to the man who spec'd it. Nowadays you see so many cars in different shades of blue that to me it became a common option of a colour that one goes with when they don't want their car to be plain but aren't brave enough for some red or more unusual colours like yellow, green etc. This GT4 RS though, it looks marvelous in that blue and I'm so glad it's got the silver wheels instead of black or indigo. Top notch spec, just a phenomenal car all around although I think you got a bit too excited for that GT3 take 😬
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  11. The views are so insane, I hope you'll do more trips to Cali so I can enjoy driving there (outside of LA) through your videos. 18 minutes gone in a blink of an eye, truly. I love this truck even though I'm not a fan of such vehicles (probably because I'm from EU). It looks bonkers, color is on point, I love when an utility vehicle (you could debate on that considering it's price ^^) is packed with utility features, I truly love this sort of stuff. On the other hand I 100% agree with your take on the screens - I love the dash one, I despise the center console one, I hope car manufactures start moving away from that trend within the next couple years - yeah, looks minimalistic/futuristic but it often takes a split second to take your eyes off the road and cause a crash, nothing can change my mind on that.
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  12. Genesis' lineup is genuinely very impressive and the G90 is a cherry on top. If I lived in NA and was looking for a luxury limo like an A8, S class or 7 series, that would be a proper contender, not to mention tens if not over a hundred k USD saved. Wheels on the G90 you've shown are wild, very impressive looks all around.
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  13. That Chevy truck driver... clear road ahead, clear behind, yet he let you go. I have a feeling he knew as much as we did. Perhas he didn't even plan on taking the left.😉 You could feel the jealousy of that white ML/GLE/whatever driver through the screen. 😂It's crazy how much trust people put in their brakes and insurance when tailgating an Aston with carbon ceramics. I love the blinkers' sound so I wouldn't mind the plastic stocks. I don't know how to explain it in normal terms, so I'll use keyboard ones. I can't think of a modern car that has clicky blinker sound, all the cars have thocky sounding blinkers nowadays and I don't like that since that's something you use very often. I still can't stomach it about Golf VII, coming from a Golf IV. Idk how I feel about the interior, but besides that it is a masterpiece. I think this Aston is one of the most beautiful cars of all time and I am so glad we're 3 months into 2024 and your channel is already PACKED with so many Astons, especially this one. Living the dream through your videos.
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  14. I had no clue modern Astons came with a manual. 🤯 Probably because I need at least 30 more years before they become a subject of my interests. 😄 Jokes aside, that is one hell of a gentleman's look. The rims are stunning, the grill is stunning, that's obvious. What is not so obvious to me is the headlights, because all together they look very... non special? if that makes sense, but when your sight starts taking them apart piece by piece, they suddenly appear very sleek, mysterious, dark, tearing up slightly with those blinkers. All that topped off with the massive V12 engine that really tells you it is a massive car. The shifter is... intriguing. So unusual, so bulky, so ugly, but at the same it fits that GT like a glove, looks as sturdy as the rest of the car. Bond Group always hooking you up with the best of the best and you did the car justice. All the b-rolls as you present the car in the beginning look amazing and such a casual shoot place at this time of the year seems ideal for such car. My favourite shots are the interior at 0:22 and the rim shot that follows and the side profile at 0:43. Great way to brighten up my day, thank you!
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  15. It's pretty crazy to watch that thing push those 10k lbs up some of these hills or keep the grip during a descent on some flat rocks. Obviously not a vehicle of choice for some crazy long offroading through Australian continent, but looks like a lot of fun to take it for an afternoon trip on some outbacks. For that I actually like the fact that this isn't a gas guzzler. I don't know how to put it in words but feels more suitable for a trip out to the nature, I guess? What has it come to that when I can choose between this and an SL65, I pick your offroad video to watch first. 😂Always tons of fun and I love that you make these videos as long as they are.
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  16. That's one really well maintained unit, if it wasn't for the design language you couldn't tell this car is over a decade old. Not too practical spec, but looking mighty fine when clean. The problem is the price, sure it did depreciate a lot but damn, at that price point you really gotta want that Bentley to get it. I think that 20 minute long experience will do it for me. 😅
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  17. I love your offroading videos, the favourite bits for me are the ones where you're having some sliding fun on gravel roads. I really, for whatever reason, might be a rally type of guy. You've reviewed so many fun trucks in the past couple months I really start to dig those and wish we had access to them in Europe at reasonable prices. I totally wouldn't mind daily driving those and take them through some forest roads on a long way back home from a grocery store.
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  18. The rear looks like as if it was released last year, not in 2014. Fantastic gentleman's spec, really nice V12 music. Now, to anyone reading through the comments that could give me some more insight - why Astons were (at least from my observations) never even closely as popular as brands such as Bentley or RR? When I think of luxury SUVs, the "leader" that comes to my mind is the Bentayga with how early it has conquered the market. RR takes the 1st place in limousines, whereas I can't think of a more iconic GT than the Continental GT. Am I right when I think of Aston as a way less popular brand in a similar price segment? If so, why is that? Were/are Astons unreliable or what's the deal?
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  19. What a soothing half an hour. Beautiful 1st video of yours to watch after coming back from a little vacation. The spec is gorgeous. I was never a big fan of wood in the interior until this year I think. It might be the fact that I'm growing old but the combo of plenty of wood with white leather topped off with a silver & navy paint job makes for one hella gorgeous spec. Looks magnificent with all the rain drops when ceramic coated. I also am sad you had to give it back because I definitely wouldn't mind some more videos of it while you drive to do your chores.
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  20. Ok, I'm not gonna lie, that is a perfect interior in my opinion. And I don't mean condition wise, I mean look/layout wise. The steering wheel is absolutely chef's kiss Absolutely wonderful car. I remember when I was a few years old there would be that next gen silver Celica driving around the neighborhood and that was one of the first vehicles to get me hooked into cars as a kid. It was so different from all the other cars driving at that time (I'm talking prolly 2004-2006). As time went by I left that car in the past but that video sparked my love to Celicas back again and I strongly consider eyeballing one right now. :D Do you or any of you guys reading it know by any chance if the wheel is stock or aftermarket?
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  21. Long have we waited, offroad Ted activated. Hands down one of the best videos I've seen in a while, definitely the best video of yours recently and I don't even have interest in offroading. I think your persona and a very casual offroad approach made this watch so entertaining. A fantastic way to show offroading to the people not interested in it, because now I want to go offroading myself or at the very least see you do more of that. That said, the moment you got stuck in the Bronco was nerve wrecking, I would've panicked and asked someone to clear that for me 100%. :D Honestly I found FJ the most impressive, perhaps that's because I don't look at offroad vehicles from the beauty perspective but more from the value/reliablity/capabilities to cost ratio. I was mindblown you cleared that hillside climb, I was 100% sure at 19:00 that you're not gonna make it.
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  22. About 10 years ago this and C6 Avant were my dream cars. 😂Although I was more of a post-facelift C6 guy because of these LEDs in the back - somehow I found them very appealing. I will never be so sure about that tan shade of leather but I must admit it's somehow tied together nicely with all the other bright parts of the interior, matched with the carbon fiber. The steering wheel might not be the prettiest and the shifter isn't either, but I think this is peak of interior design when it comes to functionality + accessibility of it all. The upholstery on the doors, the center console, the dashboard - the more I look at them the better they look. For me the highlight is how all the speakers got incorporated to the interior. They add plenty of that RR feel to this S8. Definitely a fantastic place to be in.
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  23. People who took care of restoring that thing did such a good job, from what you've shown us the car looks absolutely perfect both inside and outside. I'm in love with the red leather interior paired with that gorgeous black paint decorated with chrome elements and white sidewalls, the engine bay looks just as pretty. It is such a joy to watch it being driven around, thank you so much for this video to accompany my Sunday coffee
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  24. Being from EU I do not have much interest in trucks and daily economic SUVs but I always love watching your offroad reviews. Maybe I do like offroading and just refuse to acknowledge that. (: Looks like a fun offroading car, I like the paint on the Trail Boss. Also seems like not only a better, but also more reasonable choice assuming it's gonna serve it's purpose.
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  25. I always liked the S/RS division SUVs from Audi, especially the SQ5 and this Acura kind of reminds me of one. Big side mirrors, buttons on the interior paired with a single, regular-sized screen in the center - it just works. That's all you need. Just like the power plant. Works just as good w/o a hybrid system in place, I guess it's going to age far better than if it was a hybrid 4-cyl. I see a lot of people commenting under your videos on NA highway etiquette (and I do myself every now and then) but one thing you guys do that I have never seen being done here in eastern & southern EU is moving over to let faster pass and I truly envy you guys even if it's 0.1% of drivers doing this. Here it's like "I'm doing 5 under and if you don't like that, you gotta pass me then, good luck to you" and sometimes you're stuck behind such a person even for an hour if the road or traffic does not allow a pass. Never have I ever seen someone move over to allow a faster driver pass them over here.
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  26. A wall of positive thoughts coming up, such a good showcase of the CX-90. Really makes me want one right now. Also, really good shoot location for the car. First and foremost, that thing looks gorgeous surprisingly on the outside, obviously on the inside. Giant side mirrors with a thin frame, rear window wiper - might be weird to mention those things but it's not obvious these days anymore and I'm so glad such features are there. The interior looks straight up luxurious. I am biased because I love such shade of brown but it literally can't get any better. And the fact that this is alcantara (I assume) and not just leather manages to even one up it. Steering wheel - I love it. Obviously kinda yoinked from Bentley but I do not mind it at all. I LOVE the tactility of it. The things that shouldn't be put on the screens have physical buttons, the only screen has such a good size, perfect placement (yeah, I would rather not have it at all, but if I have to, the placement of it doesn't get better than this) and it's so well-placed within the dashboard. My only wishes are to see it with piano black details instead of chrome and analog dials instead of those digital ones, but it's still awesome as it is. The only downside of the interior that I noticed is the shifter itself and the area around it. It looks so cheap it manages to age a brand new car a couple years from the get-go. I wish there were some additional configuration options to make it look more premium because it stands out as it is. Not much to say about the engine, but from what you've shown us - very interesting, seems like a great fit and a surprising one on top of it since it's a Mazda. Looks very spacious under the hood. I don't know about the technical part of it, but the space provided makes it look like a good fit for some mods. I really, truly hope Mazda gets in touch with you (or the other way around) once again to let you drive the CX-90 some more. I'm very curious about the seats, practicality (although I doubt it's possible to test it in the US where everything's bigger to fit all those big ahh trucks) and fun factor as a daily.
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  27. Your driveway looks so pretty with all these colours on all the four wheeled skittles and flowers and clean pavement and ahhh it's just so good, living the American dream 😅 I really like the overall design and it goes for both interior and exterior. Yellow stitching and seatbelts are fantastic touches that I wouldn't expect on such vehicle. The steering wheel looks exceptionally neat - simple and tidy shapes, solid, large buttons, nice, smooth leather. Just a perfect fit for a workhorse. I also liked new experimental camera angles, especially the interior one.
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  28. I've seen a funny comment on reddit a while ago. "Good drivers sometimes miss their exit. Bad drivers never miss theirs." or something along these lines. Couldn't be more true.
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  29. That paintjob is just phenomenal, such a beautiful shade of platinum/gold. Many people see cars purely as a 'go from A to B quickly' tool and I don't blame them. Sometimes when you're in a busy area and you spot a nice car, you can often see some other dude also glue their eyesight to this car and then you see each other and you just know both of you be like 'hell yeah he knows what's up' in their heads and then you just part ways and I think that's pretty cool. 😁
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  30. You two are my favourite duo although I prefer your format so I'm always stoked to see his feature on your channel. We need a similar M3 (or M4 would do too) review soon. They feel so much more complete compared with the M2, but the thing is - to each their own and on top of that I haven't heard too many opinions on things you value and pay attention to in these types of cars. I recently found a black on black M2 spec looking kinda appealing, but then I went through ready-to-collect 2 series listings and at the price point of $75k for an M240i and $100k for an M2 (both brand new; forget the specs as I didn't pay much attention to them, just wanted to see a price for a produced car waiting for a buyer) I don't see the upgrade worthy those $25k but more so I really can't see neither of those prices be justified for what you get. I might be biased because I would've never thought of a ~3-4 yo, slightly used car as a worse option than a brand new car, but in my eyes, when it comes to the M2s I would go for the previous gen 100 out of a 100 times if offered. TLDR the new M2 feels incomplete and I have a hard time justifying it at such high price point. Great video, it is refreshing to see people be critical of the direction the automotive industry is going towards and not sugarcoat the stuff that bothers them about new cars, that's why I love your vids.
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  31. Beautiful summer weather, beautiful car, beautiful sound. What else could one ask for?
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  32. The track looks very fun and so does the NSX, but I'm afraid it doesn't look like a $250k fun. These cars look great, they're not over the top, but the price is a killer. Can't deny that it looks phenomenal in yellow.
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  33. That SF90 at the beginning though 👀 As much as I loved the whole video, I condemn the 8:15 "etiquette". For whatever reason people notoriously do it in northern part of Poland but I have never seen anyone doing this in southern part (possbily because shoulders in the north are so wide you could easily use them as lanes). It is genuinely terrifying to cycle on the side of the road up there. Even worse when there are left turns to some restaurants etc. and you stop as close to the left edge of your lane and you have trucks not slowing down a bit, going ~80 km/h to your right. In my life I have been to the north for less than a year in total and I have witnessed way too many accidents & close calls caused by slow drivers using shoulder to let a whole ass traffic jam pass them, being then blocked from merging back into the lane when there was an obstacle or someone using the shoulder and caused by people using shoulder to blast through with speeds of around-the-speed-limit 90 km/h so they don't have to stop/slow down. It is a nice thing to move out of the way using the shoulder, but I highly recommend using a bus stop/parking lot to do so. But if you want to do it regardless, please make sure you have a clear line of sight in front and behind you so that you don't suddenly find yourself being metres away from a cyclist/pedestrian in front while going 10x as fast as they do and with your left being blocked by a faster driver. Thanks for coming to my pep talk.
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  34. Haha the M2 surely did enjoy this convoy. I like this car. It's sound comes nowhere close to the old V8's one, but it's still really nice for a V6. Way too much piano black plastics and way too less tactile touch points, but on the other hand layout of the interior (except for this 2012 looking ahh center console screen) is fantastic. I found this red tone questionable at first, but came to liking it pretty quickly too. Shame how quick they lose their value and I can't imagine it being a different story for this generation. Thanks for the video nonetheless, your Cali shoots are very fun, as per usual. Maybe I just like the scenery too much. 😁
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  35. The sounds this thing produces are mind blowing. The way it's sound bounces off it's surroundings with such anger, the way this thing gargles when you lift your foot at higher RPMs. Absolute music to my ears. Recently you mentioned you don't know if we would enjoy you just cruising around no talking and this is a case where I definitely would not mind it by the tiniest bit. Just a beautiful, sunny day and a cruise in a nearly 70 years old instrument producing truly heavenly sounds.
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  36. This and silver with navy blue & cream interior would be the absolute dream specs. I'm not sure if I saw the latter one somewhere or did I make it up, but the former clearly is real, so with that being said - this is one of the greatest cars to own imo. 280SL already looks phenomenal, one of the most beautiful designs of all time in the industry and this spec just takes it up to a different level. I have a strong feeling such a mint condition unit like this one could be worth bonkers amount of money in 10-20 years. They already are so damn expensive and the rise in price is not looking like it's gonna slow down anytime soon.
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  37. Noooo not the squeak when putting the roof up 😭😭Also what is the dangling RJ for? I liked the wave though, I appreciate your politeness on the road but I was probably as confused as the lady was on this one. 🤣 I love the stealth looks and the chrono on the dash instantly reminded me of the gauges on older Astons. And simply put, targas are just too damn sexy. It just works all together and it works better than just well.
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  38. My growing appreciation for wooden trim tells me I'm inexorably getting older. 😅 Beautiful spec, I absolutely love what's going on on the interior. I also really like the roundness of the whole body. Such a happy, ginormous Miata, literally screaming it's a 1990s/2000s car with all these shapes. Would I like to get one myself? No. Would I enjoy it if someone handed me the keys to one of these? Absolutely yes.
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  39. This is insane, it just straight up is and you don't need to be a "car guy" to admit that, it's a what? 50? yo car that looks like it's even older than that and yet all of it's details look like they came out of the factory yesterday. I don't have much interest in such classics, especially American ones, because while I like to watch them I could never see myself maintaining such things that are ready to fall aparat just from staring at them unless you put tens of thousands of dollars into a proper restoration, but this one is just insane. It is a work of art as someone else stated down below. I don't even wanna think about all the hours that went into putting this together. I can watch pretty much any car in today's world thanks to the Internet, but I rarely get the feeling of "I want that car" when I see them. I see them, I enjoy watching them a ton, I'm glad they exist, I sure wouldn't mind owning them, but there's rarely a genuine feel of wanting one that stays in my head for years. This - I want one, I'm sure gonna keep this one in the back of my mind for years to come, it actually created a spark in my heart and in my brain. I had no idea such thing may exist and now that I know it does, I actually felt in love with it just thanks to this short video. Take that as a "thank you" or "I hate you", whatever you choose, because that just became my dream american classic, if not a dream classic overall, I am not kidding. I feel like I age 50 years when I type such long ass essays in the comments but I just had to share my thoughts. No car has made me feel this way in a while.
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  40. I don't know if you edit your videos on your own or someone else does the work for you, but some of the comparison shots are fantastic. Either it's a coincidence or you paid attention to making sure the thing you're talking about is almost in the same place in a frame for both cars. That's the proper way to do a comparison of visible features. Wish you also did the shots the same way for the front/back seats and engine bay. Also I had a slight feeling the comparison took maybe a minute or two too long. But maybe it's just me. The car itself looks great on the outside. On the inside too, but so does the Civic. Interior is underwhelming in comparison to your Honda. I'd expect more for those extra 10k. The sad part is, depending on what angle you show it from, I can see some cheap chinese SUV I got advertised on a car sales website a couple times already because of that grill and in the back I see a tiny AMG GT 4 Door or Infiniti Q60 depending if the angle is higher or lower. Cars look more and more the same and that's just simply sad, no other words. Nonetheless a nice watch!
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  41. I left your video for today's coffee as per usual, but I already thought yesterday what I wanna say here and it turns out you said exactly same stuff within the first 30 seconds of this video what I had on my mind. Hands down a dream car if I were 60yo. Jokes aside, it is a dream car for a couple cars garage solution with it being the daily or for shorter cruises assuming I were to have something like an RS6 or X5/Cayenne already for longer trips/big shopping like furniture & stuff. The interior is a piece of art. I absolutely love the center tunnel and the shape of that dashboard. I kinda wish the screen wasn't there and the clock was on the center surrounded by piano black panel, but that's a very minor complaint and that wish is really unrealistic in a modern, luxurious cabriolet. I always thought the wheel on this one definitely looks good, maybe it isn't the prettiest wheel in the world but it definitely looks like the most comfortable one. Looks like it has the perfect thickness down to a micrometer in diameter. Maybe it's the leather colour, but it looks... creamy?
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  42. Alright, the overall product seems fantastic, this tastefully restored black on black on black spec looks soooo damn good on a 964. The gauges are the cherry on top. Now, for me the issue is that I don't think I would pay the price for such a detailed restoration just to turn it into an EV. I think you've said it right, it's designed for a very specific, very small group of customers. Very fun and interesting video, but not a single thought of 'damn, I would love to have one' has crossed my mind during these 24 minutes.
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  43. Been a while since your last truck review, it's nice to see another one. I've been pretty generous towards them (for an European) and your videos are the sole reason I definitely want to own one at some point before I put one foot in my coffin already so I can actually use it for purposes it's been made for. Now, when it comes to this one - it is actually too much for my European-programmed brain to comprehend. It is INTIMIDATING. Your Type R looked like an RC car next to it, genuinely. If I saw one behind me while sitting in a Golf or something similar size - I don't care, I'm speeding just to get away from it. 😂Like, some other trucks that you passed or the Wrangler or the Escalade - all of these cars were just tiny next to the Chevy. For me it felt closer in size to the red trolley(?) truck that you passed than to some other trucks present on video. A thing I learned from this one is that big ahh trucks ain't for me. Felt a bit dizzy watching this due to how high you're sitting w/o piloting a semi. I think I couldn't do anything bigger than a TRX. It always amazes me how capable these are. After you climbed that little hill with a ditch on the left, I was like "cool, now surely you're taking the left to turn back, right?" and then you just proceed to crawl forward like it's nothing. I am sitting with my palms getting sweaty over here, meanwhile the Chevy just takes it like it's nothing. That's the reason why you made me want to own a truck at some point - so I can first-hand experience offroad capabilities of one, learn the limits. It's just really fascinating for me for whatever reason. Also, on a final note - I like the big exhaust on this one. Sorry for this obnoxious essay of a comment, but your truck vids always generate so many thoughts I just want to get out in hopes not a single soul wastes their time reading through them. 😶
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  44. I was not a fan of Roma when it came out but as the time passed I started to like this design more and more. I have no clue about Ferrari pricing, but if it's the current entry level Ferrari over the California and Portofino in the past, and a decent spec is still tens of thousands of USD away from any money worthy spec 296 or some used 812 then I would consider it an amazing choice. Not sure if that would be my choice of a daily car if I had that type of money but a good discount (in an alternative universe where the cars are sold without ridiculous dealer markups obviously) could make it a no brainer for me. The side mirrors look wonderful. The body looks beautiful. The engine bay is *chef's kiss*. A thing of beauty. Always love the more vlog-style videos, simply because of the quality of both video and audio you provide, glad I left this one for a good day to watch. :)
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  45. I don't know if it's charming or not because I didn't get to drive one, but I can tell you what definitely is - the video. Ultimate end of the season vibes, fantastic top down experience, beautiful weather. This week the temps dropped under 25C where I live, straight month+ of sunny days only is over and the seasonal depression hit me like a truck. Stuff like this helps me recover and adapt to the new reality for the upcoming 6-7 months.
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  46. Now this is how I enjoyed the other camera angle. No interrupts to the drive so I could zone in and soak the drive but present during the intro & outro, which is a cool new addition.
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  47. To me, a viewer, the situation at 26:18 was so funny. Such an easy situation to avoid in the first place or to resolve it by the CLA driver simply being a bigger man and yet both Benz drivers chose neither. Speaking of headlights, if your headlights blind others when not using high beams, doesn't that essentialy mean that they need to be put lower than they already are?
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  48. Another beautiful offroading video. These are so damn good & fun to watch, s/o to GMC for making it a fun trip.
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  49. What a cool video, different from other stuff here on the channel but turned out soooo freakin good. Trips like these are a dream of mine, you captured it so well. Now, driving the truck during the day on a highway looks like a walk in the park, but watching you drive it in NY at night made my palms sweat, I was glad to see some drivers being cooperative and helping you clear your way through.
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  50. Such a vibe, beautiful weather, pretty greenery, wonderful car. It's pouring sunshine, 30 degrees out and I just want to roll the windows down, turn the AC off and melt alive on a drive and that's what I'm about to do.
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