Doug absolutely excels in this type of format. Also, the way him and Matt bounce off each other makes for an excellent listening experience. Would love to see more collaboration between them.
He's got 4 million subs. If you don't want him to use any of his increasing budget to improve his content that's just your fetish. Your opinion is annoying to me because there are people who understand that the exposure he gets comes at the expense of other car channels which would actually put their revenue back into their content instead of producing low budget content with a "unique rhythm that works really well". I shouldn't be concerned about your opinions and taste but when you're discouraging the most successful automotive channel from improving then I don't think it's hard to understand why I have a problem with that, considering the fact that a lot of people with 1% of his subs put more effort and budget into their videos.
@@user-ve9tu5rv6e Yeah isn't it great the most successful automotive channel on youtube is producing low budget videos? That's the point of youtube, isn't it? To make content creators able to produce the same low budget content they produced at 1000 subs while pocketing all the additional money. It's just great. You get me? I haven't met a single person in my life who could argue about this, but I've seen millions who are fine with it because they don't understand the bigger picture.
@@user-hr2zy7ct8h His simple format is nice because it makes it seem non corporate and personal. But I think he could improve his video quality and some color grading.
Yeah, many of us have been watching since he was writing for Jalopnik and the videos were a supplement to his articles. Even as an early TH-camr he had to rely on viewers’ cars to do video reviews. The low quality content is what we’ve come to expect. Never change Doug!
Tbh I did a quick double take on the duration but then I launched FH5 and played the video. Doug talking cars for 3 hours is the ideal backdrop, almost like some sort of petrolhead ASMR
I totally absolutely agree. I used to follow Matt Farrell the smoking tite on TH-cam. who I used to follow had a podcast, but in my TH-cam algorithms, I saw the podcast with Doug DeMuro, and I'm not watching it. It is a very long podcast but Doug DeMuro is the best car reviewer on TH-cam in my opinion and that's why I'm watching it!
I'm torn on whether Doug should have is own podcast. Would he show us the quarks and features of the person he's talking to. Would each guest get a Doug score.
I was at a cars and coffee in Bryn Mawr PA and someone had their Porsche Carrera GT there and I basically thanked the guy for bringing it out into the wild because I have never seen one in person. That's what I appreciate about true car enthusiasts
I met Jerry Seinfeld at a Rennsport Reunion at Daytona. He could not have been nicer. He told us all about the 356 he had brought to the event. A great experience meeting him.
Thanks for the feature on our 2003 wrx! One owner with 15k miles traded in to our dealership. It sold back to the original dealership that sold it at shingle springs and will likely be preserved there the manager who sold it said driving it back :). Wild crazy car times we are in. Next up is a hummer so stay tuned.
This has been one of the most enjoyable 2+ hours I've ever spent on youtube. Great work Matt and Doug! It really felt like being with y'all in the studio, congrats!
I love everything about this podcast - the constant return to cars, no matter where you go, and the keeping it real with Doug's fascination with quirky cars. I love when they are going on about $1 million + cars, and Doug brings it back to reality with people having to pay $4000 over sticker for a Rav4 Prime.
I randomly walked by Matt on the santa monica pier visiting from NY. He was just strolling with his wife and was super cool. Said hello, mentioned we met at his favorite bar in NYC. But was very cool in both interactions....A lot bigger in person than I thought haha.
My father also had AML when he was 67 in 2007. His brother was a perfect match and had a stem cell transplant at MSKCC. He is 12 years past his transplant and 81 years old. It was a rough 2-3 years but now he is cured. My father 90 days in the hospital. Great for your brother in law.
First podcast I’ve ever watched, and… it was Matt and Doug. And, it was THIS podcast. So good… OMG!! You two have such a great relationship. So honest with each other. So informative. So entertaining! Having said that, I will look for more podcast from you two.
This was great. I could listen to these guys for 10 hours. Looking forward to the next time Doug comes on again. I aslo agree with Zack that driving in winter is so much fun!
matt - had an 84 rabbit diesel 4 speed as a $400 "beater" when my b16 swap in '99 was taking a little longer than expected to arrive from japan for my civic swap.... some of the best times of our teenage lives in that car, glad you can still have an appreciation for the underpowered wonders of the world doug - stay eclectic, please dont change a thing - many cheers
Great discussion! Doug’s Olds Silhouette video brought back so many memories, as my parents bought one new, in 1990, when they were first launched. I remember Josh Saviano (he played Paul, Kevin’s friend in The Wonder Years) was in a commercial for that car when it was first launched.
So interesting to listen to the Porsche/Corvette thing. Even the 'rare-ish' Porsches never really feel that rare over here in the UK. Theres usually a variety of GT and RS models at my local cars and coffee. Someone rocks up in a C6 Corvette? Woah, cool, lets take a look at this!
Matt, I met you in Lone Pine, CA when you had a Range Rover LWB. I was awkward and couldn't even remember your name, just your face and I have to say Thank you. You showed me the Range Rover and were awesome. I wanted to say thank you for being so cool.
So it took me 3 days to watch this. Glad I did! Used to watch Matt doing the smoking tyre car reviews a few years ago, but now I lonely watch Doug! I may watch some more of these podcasts tho!
I love both your channels, but I often have my ADHD get the better of me after a few minutes. This interview was awesome and kept me engaged for all 2.5 hours. Thank you for taking the time to put this one together!
Honestly, you guys are my first stop when it comes to car reviews from quick, competent street drivers (though, the track videos are always great) and the podcast. I understand that your new series is well done, and it took a lot of work, but I was no more enthusiastic about watching the series than I am about you reviewing a car that's on my radar, as I value your perspective immensely.
The steering wheel yoke is literally a safety issue. In an emergency situation where you need to perform counter oversteer and what not, the yoke is so unsuitable for those actions and it will literally lead to an accident almost every time. Try drifting a car or catching huge oversteer on a sim racing setup where you have the yoke style shape, it leads to crashing the car 9.99 times out of 10. Seriously the dumbest idea to ever come to a car in a long time. And the worst part is the counter argument to that is "it looks cool"
Electric cars and CVT cars are really comfy in traffic, I gotta admit. Specifically they help the driver to dissociate. Also cruising around slowly in silence with no jerkiness is awesome when adventuring someplace new and taking in the scenery.
2:35:04 Doug gets it. Matt effectively said right there that his time is worth less than $30 an hour If you wasted 12 hours already, pay the damn $500 for a shoe
Doug: "I just wanna chill with Noodle, and that's it"
Zack: "you got a wife and a kid too, right?"
Doug: "yeah yeah yeah"
69th like on this let's gooooo
1:39:35
@@simonlangner you the real mvp
I get this on every level. The subtext too dude...LOL
(I also love seeing the i8 out the window)
@@MuteCrimson thx mate 💪☺️
Doug absolutely excels in this type of format. Also, the way him and Matt bounce off each other makes for an excellent listening experience. Would love to see more collaboration between them.
@@GrantHolmbergBaugher And it clearly works very well for him.
They’ve done like 3 podcast episodes together before this. They’re great if you want more go watch those.
@@lberc20 I’ve seen them all, haha. Thanks though!
yeah they have great chemistry
I don't even watch his videos. He's my favourite regular guest.
Don’t change, Doug. You identified a unique rhythm that works really well. It’s fun, informative and trustworthy. Love it.
He's got 4 million subs. If you don't want him to use any of his increasing budget to improve his content that's just your fetish. Your opinion is annoying to me because there are people who understand that the exposure he gets comes at the expense of other car channels which would actually put their revenue back into their content instead of producing low budget content with a "unique rhythm that works really well". I shouldn't be concerned about your opinions and taste but when you're discouraging the most successful automotive channel from improving then I don't think it's hard to understand why I have a problem with that, considering the fact that a lot of people with 1% of his subs put more effort and budget into their videos.
@@user-hr2zy7ct8h ma'am this is a wendy's
@@user-ve9tu5rv6e Yeah isn't it great the most successful automotive channel on youtube is producing low budget videos? That's the point of youtube, isn't it? To make content creators able to produce the same low budget content they produced at 1000 subs while pocketing all the additional money. It's just great.
You get me? I haven't met a single person in my life who could argue about this, but I've seen millions who are fine with it because they don't understand the bigger picture.
@@user-hr2zy7ct8h His simple format is nice because it makes it seem non corporate and personal. But I think he could improve his video quality and some color grading.
Yeah, many of us have been watching since he was writing for Jalopnik and the videos were a supplement to his articles. Even as an early TH-camr he had to rely on viewers’ cars to do video reviews. The low quality content is what we’ve come to expect. Never change Doug!
I respect how humble Doug stays throughout his success.
WHT DON"T I HAVE A BUGATTI!
@@jeoboden you probably have everything you need though. But I hear you on the Bugatti
@@jakethesnake4971 what he needs is a Bugatti
Unlike Matt
@@dstein111 Matt has turned into a white boy Kwanzaa. So gay.
This is one of those good conversations that doesn't feel as long as it really is! Doug rocks!
*THIS
@@jerbele 🤣
29:51 So stoked for Doug to finally get a Carrera GT just 2 years after admitting he'd never be able to get one. A dream come true.
3 hours of Doug? Should’ve released this on Christmas
it’s simple: i see doug in the thumbnail, i watch the video.
You bet!
THIS!!
Doug is odd but he's are odd guy!
Tbh I did a quick double take on the duration but then I launched FH5 and played the video. Doug talking cars for 3 hours is the ideal backdrop, almost like some sort of petrolhead ASMR
I totally absolutely agree. I used to follow Matt Farrell the smoking tite on TH-cam. who I used to follow had a podcast, but in my TH-cam algorithms, I saw the podcast with Doug DeMuro, and I'm not watching it. It is a very long podcast but Doug DeMuro is the best car reviewer on TH-cam in my opinion and that's why I'm watching it!
I'm torn on whether Doug should have is own podcast. Would he show us the quarks and features of the person he's talking to. Would each guest get a Doug score.
I wouldn't be surprised if he has no time. Dude is mad busy running youtube and cars&bids.
im also sure he probably doesnt have time, but he would great at it, notice when matt leaves to get phone and how easy doug moves convo over.
starting with the weekend categories in styling...
THIS is always a great podcast when Doug comes on!
Man, Doug is genuinely a fun dude to listen to.
Doug is my kind of traveler. The only stops are for gas. Bathroom breaks can be taken when we stop for gas.
I was at a cars and coffee in Bryn Mawr PA and someone had their Porsche Carrera GT there and I basically thanked the guy for bringing it out into the wild because I have never seen one in person. That's what I appreciate about true car enthusiasts
When was that? I’ve been looking in the area for cnc
Doug is one of my all time favorite guests on any podcast
My jaw dropped when I saw this video!! Bravo Matt for giving us what we want
Doug, the kind of guy who has a chocolate rider on all his media gigs.
Hes not showing for anything less then 2 bags of Hershey's kisses.
@@BICfootball92 🤣
😂😂
👌👌👌
We love Doug on this show. Thanks for making it long as fuuuuuuuuuuuck
Not irony
@@HilaLeftMe BIG DOUG ALWAYS LOOOOOONG
Yet another amazing episode. Like two old friends catching up on things. Nothing but a casual conversation.
I met Jerry Seinfeld at a Rennsport Reunion at Daytona. He could not have been nicer. He told us all about the 356 he had brought to the event. A great experience meeting him.
It doesn’t get any better than this. I keep looking down and seeing there’s a whole bunch of time left, and that makes me happy
Thanks for the feature on our 2003 wrx! One owner with 15k miles traded in to our dealership. It sold back to the original dealership that sold it at shingle springs and will likely be preserved there the manager who sold it said driving it back :).
Wild crazy car times we are in. Next up is a hummer so stay tuned.
Love Doug! Great he's back in person!!
I was skeptical about a nearly 3 hour podcast with these two but it really turned out to be quite good. Can’t wait to hear this combo again.
This has been one of the most enjoyable 2+ hours I've ever spent on youtube. Great work Matt and Doug! It really felt like being with y'all in the studio, congrats!
Doug is a authentic individual.
Great guest.
Excellent contrast to TST energy.
Good job Matt
"Daddy Doug" is actually relevant now.
I love everything about this podcast - the constant return to cars, no matter where you go, and the keeping it real with Doug's fascination with quirky cars.
I love when they are going on about $1 million + cars, and Doug brings it back to reality with people having to pay $4000 over sticker for a Rav4 Prime.
I randomly walked by Matt on the santa monica pier visiting from NY. He was just strolling with his wife and was super cool. Said hello, mentioned we met at his favorite bar in NYC. But was very cool in both interactions....A lot bigger in person than I thought haha.
My father also had AML when he was 67 in 2007. His brother was a perfect match and had a stem cell transplant at MSKCC. He is 12 years past his transplant and 81 years old. It was a rough 2-3 years but now he is cured. My father 90 days in the hospital. Great for your brother in law.
Happy belated birthday Matt! Proud of you dude.
I’m glad you still do the Matt versus Tesla counter. Doug would approve this quirk.
Matt hates Tesla is so funny 🤣! We love you Matt! Thanks for bringing Doug for the Podcast 💪
I could watch 288 episodes of the podcast with Doug Demuro, these episodes are always a must watch!
This Doug guy seems pretty cool. Gonna have to give him a sub.
Dougs the kind of guy who request two cholocolate crunch bars instead of appearance fees.
Matt and Doug are like fire and ice, but it somehow works.
Dougie shows are always hella long-form and I appreciate that Matt & Zack can riff off him for so long and have it just feel super natural.
First podcast I’ve ever watched, and… it was Matt and Doug. And, it was THIS podcast. So good…
OMG!! You two have such a great relationship. So honest with each other. So informative.
So entertaining! Having said that, I will look for more podcast from you two.
Always great to see Doug in the studio
Doug understands his craft very well. His self reflection is a big reason to his continued success.
This is the best podcast episode I have ever seen. I'm going to give it a Dougscore of 6 out of 10
What about the weekend category?
😭😭😭
So enjoyable! I watched a 1000 hours of Doug, but never heard a conversation with him. Awesome guy. Thanks for all the content!
This was great. I could listen to these guys for 10 hours. Looking forward to the next time Doug comes on again. I aslo agree with Zack that driving in winter is so much fun!
My 2 favorite car people united once again. Yall need a show permanently
Seeing my question get both answered and start an argument between Matt and Doug is hilarious.
One of the best episodes in months. Missed you guys talking across the table
greatest podcast ive heard, such a great dynamic, fun to hear the inside into the business of automotive journalism.
I'm 100% with Doug when it comes to the modern day Porsche culture.
Seriously one of the most enjoyable podcasts I've listened to.
I was just thinking the same thing. The flow was easy and natural. I talk cars with my buddies the same way. Cannot wait for the next one.
Three of my favourite car guys talking about cars! Awesome video.
Holy, Matt is jaded on doing car reviews/movies. Good on him with the car storeage!
Great show. I really enjoy watching you two together in an interview format. Keep up the good work.
This was awesome . Quickest 3 hours ever . I could have listened another 3 easy.
Matt's face during the whole yoke conversation 🤣
Don't worry I agree wholeheartedly.
What a treat! 3 hour POD with Dougie Fresh. Love it when he's on. Belated Christmas gift! If I livd in SD I'd be missioning to be Doug's buddy.
matt - had an 84 rabbit diesel 4 speed as a $400 "beater" when my b16 swap in '99 was taking a little longer than expected to arrive from japan for my civic swap.... some of the best times of our teenage lives in that car, glad you can still have an appreciation for the underpowered wonders of the world
doug - stay eclectic, please dont change a thing - many cheers
Awesome convo... Solidified my Demuro loyalty.
The format for Doug’s videos is perfect, I’ve watched pretty much every video and I still look forward to the next one
This was excellent. Thank you both, Doug and Matt & Zack, for your candor.
This was an absolute joy to watch and listen to. It felt like I was there in the room. Love you guys.
1:00:30 Attitude Cars Celeb&Car taste
1:04:21 Seinfeld vs Leno
1:48:00 Tesla Yolk steering wheel
2:16:00 natural aspirated manual transmissions (BMW)
This is so good. I haven’t laughed so hard in a while. Great to hear Doug in long form
Doug the type of guy to bring two king size candy bars to a podcast.
Doug is the man. This is such a good episode.
Great discussion! Doug’s Olds Silhouette video brought back so many memories, as my parents bought one new, in 1990, when they were first launched. I remember Josh Saviano (he played Paul, Kevin’s friend in The Wonder Years) was in a commercial for that car when it was first launched.
Great conversation. Loved the Seinfeld piece! Thanks guys, Wishing you all a Happy New Year!
One of the best podcasts I've listened to. Doug is the truth! Thank You 😊
Love the pair of Heuer Autavia dash timers on the shelf behind Matt. Awesome
Doug's Seinfeld story is the most classic Doug story ever.
This is why I love him.
This was the best! Great conversation! Love Doug!!
I love it when Doug is on here!
I'll watch anything with Doug, and I love Matt's new series too; you guys are awesome, keep doing what you're doing.
Yeah, 3 hours of petrolhead ASMR !
I'll give it a weekend score of 46 out of 50 which places it here against its most relevant rivals.
Doug seems like such a solid dude.
So interesting to listen to the Porsche/Corvette thing. Even the 'rare-ish' Porsches never really feel that rare over here in the UK. Theres usually a variety of GT and RS models at my local cars and coffee.
Someone rocks up in a C6 Corvette? Woah, cool, lets take a look at this!
That was a great episode. A good long chat with 3 car dudes. Well done
Love the energy in that room with these two passionate junkies
Doug is incredible in this kind of long-form format. Excellent conversation, thoroughly enjoyed it.
This was a positively FANTASTIC interview! Loved every minute of it!!
Doug's episodes always make me laugh out loud while driving
Matt, I met you in Lone Pine, CA when you had a Range Rover LWB. I was awkward and couldn't even remember your name, just your face and I have to say Thank you. You showed me the Range Rover and were awesome. I wanted to say thank you for being so cool.
So it took me 3 days to watch this. Glad I did! Used to watch Matt doing the smoking tyre car reviews a few years ago, but now I lonely watch Doug! I may watch some more of these podcasts tho!
My two favorite car guys riffing makes an hour seem like ten minutes. Kudos gentleman!
This was an awesome episode, thanks guys!
Bumped into Doug and Casey Niestat having a conversation on the street. Doug’s a great guy, he took time to talk to me.
I love both your channels, but I often have my ADHD get the better of me after a few minutes. This interview was awesome and kept me engaged for all 2.5 hours. Thank you for taking the time to put this one together!
Awesome episode, two of my favourite car guys to watch.
Always an amazing show with Doug! Keep it up.
3 hours of Doug!! Lets GO!
Doug the type of guy to do a podcast while he listens to the podcast in his ear buds while he has on headphones for the podcast.
Love with Doug is on the podcast this was a great watch...cheers guys
Honestly, you guys are my first stop when it comes to car reviews from quick, competent street drivers (though, the track videos are always great) and the podcast. I understand that your new series is well done, and it took a lot of work, but I was no more enthusiastic about watching the series than I am about you reviewing a car that's on my radar, as I value your perspective immensely.
We welcome more with Doug. Anytime. Thanks for the great content, Matt.
The steering wheel yoke is literally a safety issue. In an emergency situation where you need to perform counter oversteer and what not, the yoke is so unsuitable for those actions and it will literally lead to an accident almost every time. Try drifting a car or catching huge oversteer on a sim racing setup where you have the yoke style shape, it leads to crashing the car 9.99 times out of 10. Seriously the dumbest idea to ever come to a car in a long time. And the worst part is the counter argument to that is "it looks cool"
Electric cars and CVT cars are really comfy in traffic, I gotta admit. Specifically they help the driver to dissociate. Also cruising around slowly in silence with no jerkiness is awesome when adventuring someplace new and taking in the scenery.
2:35:04 Doug gets it. Matt effectively said right there that his time is worth less than $30 an hour
If you wasted 12 hours already, pay the damn $500 for a shoe
Both of these guys are perpetuators of artificial markets.
Doug seems like the coolest guy!! So sweet!
Happy New year, Doug and Matt.
I cant wait to listen to this podcast on repeat 3 times per day until the next Doug podcast inevitably comes out another 8 months from now.
Your guys endless depths of car knowledge is so damn fascinating.