Here’s Why This SUV Will Destroy Chevy
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- Here’s Why American Car Companies are Going Bankrupt, DIY and car review with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. Ford, Chevy, and GM car brands, do they still make good cars, trucks and SUVs? American car manufacturers are focusing on making more trucks and SUV instead of cars now, here's why that's a problem. American car reliability vs Japanese car reliability. Do American car manufacturers still make reliable cars? What happened to American car makers, what went wrong? Car manufacturing process. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 52 years.
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Ford, please cut the d-pillars of Explorer 2020 and call it "American Sedan"!
Awesomeness
Have u ever did any videos on jeep cheroke maybe an 2004
Why is ford going bankrupt with all the trucks they sell
Stfu
I rented a Suburban/Denali and drove it for two weeks on a long road-trip. It was great! I love the Suburban/Denali and might get one.
@@manpan4693 nah man my pops had a 13 LTZ and the short term quality fit and finish was horrid. AC buttons labeling rubs off after 7 years, knobs and dials break off, covers of the rear armrest broke and left exposed metal. And lastly the dash cracked within 8 years… so sad. None of the above have occurred in my 09 Nissan Xterra. That LS is amazing tho!
@@realonethreesevens3640 gurl- yall don’t be taking care of them
@@shelton.nobles agree using greasy chicken fingers on buttons
Get a sequoia
@@DC-iu2eh probably a good idea
The Chevy suburban is the longest running name in automotive history, no model car has been produced longer for a reason, because its just simply a functional car. I have seating for 8 and can tow 8,500lbs it just simply works for everything you need (except good gas mileage)like he said but I nothing compares to the power of a v8 except a bigger gas guzzler. No one wants the gas milage of a big vehicle but everyone needs a friend that has one
When Scotty rings the bell at the end it reminds me of Hell's Bells by AC/DC.
GM: “There’s a sucker born every minute.”
So true
thekeyboard warrior yet get rid of cars before 50000 miles or get taxed out of house and home
Originally attributed to P.T. Barnum, but very applicable to American car companies in general.
I live by the plant in Arlington and the sea of Escalades and Suburbans are crazy. Basically every 11 out there is a million bucks
Maybe, but there is another side to it. Suppose you can get that GM vehicle $3K cheaper, then you invest that $3K and over a decade, you have money set aside for repairs and if you're competent to DIY, that will pay for quite a few repairs. On the other hand, I'd still rather get a used Ford, or if buying new, Toyota.
On the Grand Marquis my bet is the rear end crash could have shut off the fuel pump safety switch.
It would still crank just won't start
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Could be a loose battery as well. Happened to me once when I hit a huge pothole.
Just thought that, lol. Scotty.......
The inertia switch. The inertia switch on my car is next to the seat belt on the driver side
Poon Pleaser mine won't crank if the fuel pump relay is turned off by the emergency fuel shutoff switch, but my 5.0 from the 80s would crank. They changed this on the later one's. When you flip that off, it also kills the ignition relay.
My aunt and uncle still have my great grandpa's 1948 straight 8 Oldsmobile. It hasn't been outside or ran since 1995.
Kyle Kenan Send some pictures of it to Scotty! Even better do a car review video on it and send it to Scotty!
@@RaoulThomas007 I don't know how to send them to him.
Overrated donuts. IMHO.
Buick, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac all made cars with straight 8 engines. Cadillac never did. They made V8, V12, and V16 engines.
We appreciate you Scotty blessed to have an honest mechanic in 2020 ✊🏾👍🏾🙏🏾
I always said that since the last recession. I see all these American companies doing the same thing like in the early 2000s
Werd
Recession, you're welcome.
and US taxpayers bailed them out, and we’ll be forced to do it again
@@Littleathquakes FTR, FORD did not take bailout money.
Scotty. I bought a new 2015 Suburban when they first came out in May of 2014. It was an expensive check to write, but it has been a very good vehicle. It now has 138,000 miles on it. I just changes plugs, belt, antifreeze, and all that. Just replaced the original brakes and front rotors as well. Rea is STILL original. It had a couple recalls, but no big deal. Averages about 16 MPG, but that is with stop and go driving. Out on the highway, it gets low-mid 20's mpg.
We purchased it because we needed a vehicle that can carry seven people AND their luggage. No one else makes a vehicle that can do that. I really don't care what gas costs per gallon. This is the size vehicle we needed then. I change my own oil and filter, every 4,000 miles. Always use Mobil 0-20W. Doesn't use a drop of oil.
I think you would find if you interviewed most people who drive these vehicles, they do so because they need a vehicle of that size. Most of us do not care what gas costs or how many mpg the vehicle gets. They are tools that are purchased to do a job.
By the way, I buy my vehicles new, keep them for 10 years. Some may have 200K on them when I trade them, and some more. The highest was a 1982 Honda Accord with 425,000 miles one it. I wore 5th gear out on that thing. But the A/C still worked when i traded it in!
Hey planning to buy a used 2015 suburban with 140K miles. Do you still have the car? if you do would you recommend buying one or avoid it?
The 2015 is the worst year. You never buy the 2015.
@@codeninja1823 The 2015 is the year to avoid. If you want a newer one go 2016 or newer. They say the older ones are the most Realible and they are but my 2011 had the Tranny finally go at 260k. Still not bad though. I would go 2016-2020.
Thinking about buying one in that year. Please tell me before I buy why you think that year model is so bad thanks.@@devanrogers3133
Love Scotty for helping everyone, he's a man with a heart of gold.
Fighting against all the hearts of mold.
@Joseph Pae never heard of him
Buy a Toyota, but a Toyota, buy a Toyota... every story is answered with buy a Toyota. I honestly don't know why I still watch him.
There was little accountability through the bailout
Same thing would happen if all student loan debt was forgiven. People would have incentive to major in more useless things.
Absolutely none. It was all a scheme to line peoples pockets at taxpayer expense
How about that awesome cash for clunkers thing?!
I think, correct me if I'm wrong, but haven't all the auto companies that received bailout money paid it all back now?
YUP! Wrong choice by the democrat presidency.
@@roccobro Think you'll find it was Bush (a Republican) who made the 1st bailout. And he was right to do so. If he and Obama hadn't done what they had done it would have been another Great Depression. So although bailouts to those corporations sound really unfair, if they hadn't been done you'd have been looking at 50% unemployment and economic chaos. The problem now is that regulations aren't strong enough to stop it happening again so be prepared.
*Fun fact: The early Toyota Camry was named the “Celica Camry”*
Was it actually?
Say it isn't so... LoL
U got that from Camry video that CNBC just put out
@@thegoproguy1773 Yep, the camry was orginally a 4 door variant of the Toyota Celica, but in 1983, it became a single namplate and the rest was history!
samething with Supra. It was originally called "Celica Supra"
Every company in the stock market has been only looking to the next quarter for decades now. And we can see how welll that's turned out.
All publicly traded companies do the same: short term focus because that's how their pay is measured and how the shareholders measure value.
Scotty hasn't been paying close attention to GM SUV production or their gas mileage or their future plans.
Swath diver exactly.
The full size GM SUVs are gas guzzlers but they are known for lasting a really long time. Hopefully GM perfected the Dynamic Fuel Management system which replaces the horrible Active Fuel Management but only time will tell if it’s good or not. Predicted reliability of the Dynamic Fuel Management is really low.
@@atx-cvpi_99 I wouldn't classify them as gas guzzlers at all, even my generation. The K2s get over 22 MPG @ 75 MPH fully laden with 420 HP. Competitors don't come close.
@@atx-cvpi_99 Depending on what V8 engine, gear ratio, driving habits, etc the current Tahoe goes over 20mpgs.
@@borla4491 my 07 tahoe is slightly lifted on heavy coils 4x4 on 33's and still averaging 13-16 most my driving is around town and I depend on being able to coast hahah
had a suburban when gas was high priced....didnt buy it for gas mileage...i dont want to drive a toyota celica when theres a foot of snow or to tow my boat
SUV‘s to me are the same as the truck, high up in the Air - lots of room inside and plenty of loading space . and I love my SUV I could care less if the gas goes up or down. I LOVE THE ROOMIE- NESS. Nuff said
1990s surburbans were the most comfortable and roomy. I could live in one of them and pull my sciff
Take care of your vehicles, and perform the proper maintenance; scheduled & preventative.. Follow this simple rule and EVERY vehicle is good and reliable. I've owned any number of domestic & foreign vehicles, and have never had any major reliability issues with any of them. Toyota, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Mercedes-Benz, Honda, Pontiac-- they were all great vehicles that never gave me any mechanical issues. I followed the service schedules, and that was it. Lots of people beat on their cars, and only service them when a failure has rendered their vehicle un-drivable. Do you know how many people never change their oil? Way too many.
@@Alan-tr5uj Agreed. Thanx to me overall, my uncle's 1999 Yukon GMT400 V8 350 Vortec had lasted over 200000 miles due to oil chance and etc.
They're not adding jobs to the SUV factory (which is in Texas) they're adding jobs in Flint, Michigan where they make the Silverado and Sierra pick-up trucks, and which are best sellers, no matter what the price of gas or the economy.
There needs to be a "Scotty Seal of Quality" put on new cars to tell us if these rides are worth it or not.
Pointless since finding a new '94 Celica is highly unlikely.
@Lassi Kinnunen Whoops, meant used
@Lassi Kinnunen Except with the Dodge Caravan.
And that seal of quality will only be place on Toyota or Lexus
@@aslaugotnis and maybe Honda.
My 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 gets 18 mpg in town. My wife’s 2018 Toyota Highlander gets 19 mpg. Prior to my Chevy I had a 2012 Tundra that got 12 mpg in town(stock). I love my Chevy. My wife prefers driving my truck over the Highlander as well. We wish we had gotten the Tahoe over the Highlander and probably will get a Tahoe at some point.
Buying a GM vehicle is like giving someone an extra bullet to shoot you after they missed the first time.
My coworker got a 2020 GMC Denali back in December, and the truck has been in the shop more time than he has had it. Poor guy, I told him to listen to Scotty but obviously didn’t listen.
Mine have all run good
My 1987 Delta 88 (bought used) went 225,000 miles. It was a replacement for the 1969 Econoline van with 340,000 miles that had too many trips to the transmission shop and had too many rear axle bearings replacements. It also had no air, something that is needed in the south.
The wife's 1988 Fleetwood was towed last year. Shop guys didn't know how to get it running. She bought it used when the 1978 Corvette wasn't reliable transportation.
In 2003 I bought a new LeSabre that now has over 100,000 miles. Good car. Gave it to my daughter and bought a used 2012 Equinox that has needed only new tires, and do my own brakes. I also replaced the two VVT solenoids myself after a CEL code.
The Equinox is good because it 1) is easier to get in and out, and 2) it provides a better view of the road ahead. Most drivers are looking only at the next vehicle in front of them.
2015 suburban for my family hauler, over 50k on the odometer. No issues, just regular maintenance. Tows whatever we want and is great for our yearly road trips.
4:04 Hundred bucks says your daughter fills the diesel up with regular gasoline.
“Everyone is jumping on the SUV bandwagon”
Back in Scotty’s day everyone was jumping on the wagon bandwagon 😄
The classic family haulers. That's so funny
I've got some Amish out here in the countryside still doing it. The odd thing is that they have a "Rev up your engines!" Bumper sticker from Scotty . SMDH LoL
Celica bandwagon 😍
two turntables the wagon was killed by Federal fuel-economy standards. The SUVs are classified as trucks and are exempt from them. SUVs wouldn’t exist if the Feds hadn’t meddled in that way...
Damn 😆
Krispy kream is HUGE in Florida all the 7 /11$ all sell THERE 🍩
They're still good, just can't eat them very often unless you want to be riding a motorized cart around wally world.
Scotty smoking some kind of Texas hot juice on that one.. I was like "wait a minute, krispy kreme is doing great in Florida" lol
John P 😂 I have that image in my mind
They're doing just fine in Washington too and have been in business for 82 years.
lynxman busman it tanked in MI.
"Pissing your money down the toliet..."
I hope Scotty says that enough times that its worth adding to his buzzword bingo.
I wish I could piss money.
"your daughter is insane" hahahahahahaha hahaha 😄😄
I’ve heard these SUVs are going extinct for 25 years and they are still around. People with money want the comfort and space for their families. People who need to tow with a car full of luggage and kids need them as well (that’s why I have one). They are making them more fuel efficient and also starting to transition to electric.
The tahoe is a amazing SUV easy to work on very protective for the wife I avarage about 20mpg it's a good ride.
Maybe you get 20 driving on the highway. Much less for city driving.
@@02nf2i I live in north Dakota not much for city driving
Put your tramp in a small car is safer for everyone
@@02nf2i Are you afraid of facts?
@@trexmidnite What the hell is up with you?
Scotty what's with the scary cat pillows in the background?? 😂😂😂
It's because the people running the company don't care do to the fact there getting ritch screwing the company.
Patrick O'Donnell - also subsidized by tax payers!
Hey Scotty how's it going
hello, good thanks!
The only thing I want from GM SUV's is the 5.3/6.2 engines. Just remove the cylinder deactivation and stop/start crap and you got yourself a racecar engine.
Alexander Cruz It’s always going to have cylinder deactivation anyways when you come home at night.
It is very sad that GM with so many iconic brands are not paying attention to long term strategy. Why can't they get good, wiser decision makers and maybe get a think tank to help them in strategies?
No doubt though that American companies like Lincoln, Dodge, and Cadillac are putting out some really cool cars right now!
Gas Guzzler Reviews they’re all really nice
It’s not the first day at the rodeo for these guys
They know what they’re doing
New vette and Mustang are pretty nice.
@@johnp556 That too! Gt500 and C8 are insane and for the money are both great cars.
Gas Guzzler Reviews true
John P 💯% agree
The government should have never bailed GM out when they went bankrupt
And the auto workers union here and in canada
The way gm sees it, once it's off the assembly line it's your problem.
🤣🤣
That's it, I'm trading my Navigator for a Toyota Echo.
I loved my echo even after having nicer cars. I had to get rid of it because in a car crash you'll be lucky to walk away with no broken bones
the Navigator is one of the best SUV'S out their
Might as well keep driving the navigator while gas is cheap, since you already own it.
That’s a SPORT!!!!
That is a wise decision Toyotas are better!
My 97 Sable shut-off after I landed in a pothole on the highway, it wasn't starting or cranking. I paid a lot to tow it just to realize that there's a safety shut-off switch in the gas tank, and it can activate to prevent fuel from reaching the engine when you're in a collision. You just need to reset it as a circuit breaker (my car has it behind the fuel nozzle in the trunk). Maybe that's what happened to the Mercury Grand Marquis.
That's the second time I've heard you mention your grandfather's Cadillac with the straight eight.
I'm racking my brain for any Cadillac ever that had a straight eight..
Pontiacs yes,,, Buicks yes,,, Packards yes,,,, but Cadillacs,,,, I can't think of any...
That's because there weren't any. They were V8 and for a short time even had a V12 and a V16.
2packs4sure I learned to drive in a 1953 Buick Special with an 8 in line engine.
There used to be an old saying yrs ago.
The quicker you.climb a ladder the quicker you.come down.
Well, I don’t have a bucket list, but if I were to have one, meeting you Scotty in person would be on it. Best regards
You’ve saved me a ton of money and my sanity by showing me how do my own service work. Thanks Scotty.
Krispy Kreme donuts is huge in my area of NC!
He was right about them expanding too fast but forgot about the “way too much sugar” crowd that somewhat contributed to loss of sales.
Are people also "huge" in your area? All that donuts, ya know?
Big here in Florida too I love those things.
they killed elvis
Nobody offers anything like a big suv such as the suburban or expedition . I have a family of eight and nothing can haul the people and all the cargo of a large family . They make them because the sell them all . Sounds like smart business to me .
You're right on but it's called shareholders. They demand short term results.
I really love your channel. It's so entertaining to watch how to work on cars and receive opinions from an honest mechanic who's worked on cars for a very long time. I'm glad you worked on them for almost 53 years.
Scotty, I'm in Austin and there's a Krispy Kreme less than a mile from me. I can walk there in about fifteen minutes, so they are not totally kaput.
Wild Biker Bill Yeah, but Austin’s weird! LOL!
He didn't say that they were completely out of business. Listen......
@@digalittle But you are free to enjoy/avoid the weird. It's easy to figure out where it lives, so don't go there. Out on the far northwest side, I don't see so much of it.
We've been on the SUV bandwagon before. . . then gas hit $4/gallon and used lots were chock full of SUVs they couldnt give away. These companies phasing out cars. . they're gonna be screwed.
Scotty always criticize GM's but most custom made trucks for drag racing off-road competitions uses chevy engines..! 😕
Vishal Thakur wrong. Tell me which brand X Truck racing series uses Chevy engines?
@@ProjectFairmonti mean custom trucks for off-road competition. Some people are also using custom chevy engines for drag racing. I didn't talked about any professional racing team here.
@@ProjectFairmont The LS Chevy Engine V8. I see ones that are not in racing competition that switching out engines from vehicles like a S2000 from Honda for Chevy V8 5.3s.
i think is weird why those big companies wont think smart and improve quality .thats the only way to win customers
Thanks for the video Scotty:) How about Toyota/Lexus...many large SUV's with terrible gas mileage. I still buy them because of their reliability saves me lots of money and has the best resale value. Point is Chevy has some other problems too.
The crown Vic has a tripped inertia switch. In the trunk driver side.
Cadillac never made a straight 8, unless you consider the Lasalle sold at Caddy dealerships. Can't find one anyway.
My dad was Mechanic and Scotty is the Man when it comes to common sense on repairs , quality , trends good or bad.
Unrivaled for Anything Automotive.
Many of which I know are fact.
Scotty's cats are giving me the stare! AAAUUUUUUUHHHHHHGGG!
Can confirm. Never buying another “American Car” again from any company that took the bail out.
Except for Ford
Judging by the exception in your statement you'd still consider a Ford. Just get a manual and you'll be pretty ok.
Laughs in Pontiac
Julius Arnold=and buy what =toyota making bad engines==honda oil gas mixing and shitty trans
@@tomjohns5146 Exactly
Seeing GM disappear is not sad. It will only be sad that thousands of people will lose jobs.
Krispy Kreme is an 82 year old company and are still doing just fine. I see them sold everywhere. Scotty needs to get out of his garage more.
Actually, Dunkin is Killin it! ☺️
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Scotty should I buy a Volkswagen?
Scotty: you should buy a Toyota, or if you can't find a Toyota cheap enough get an older Toyota.
DO NOT buy a VW Beetle. Probably the worst car made from the new model in 1998 on ward. " They are endless money pits!"
😂 I love my 2013 beetle TDI... BEST CAR EVER!!!
5:14 In my experience, that 420 code on those Land Rovers means the vehicle needs a good hotboxin'. 🚘 🔥 💨👊🤙💯
Scotty couldn't be more wrong here. Suburban is the oldest running nameplate in history, and is one of the best selling vehicles in the world. Comfortable, quiet, decent fuel economy for how big it is, and so cheap to maintain. I've had three, my current is a 2016, and it has been nothing but a joy to own and drive.
Scotty, I disagree.
1) GM is investing a lot of money and resources developing electric cars for the future.
2) In the short term GM is meeting the customer demand for SUVs. They are providing the product customers want. (Just like you stated Toyota does).
3) Oil prices are NOT going up in your or my lifetime. U.S. oil producers have developed advanced techniques to recover oil in ways never imagined before. The US is now the #1 producer of crude oil in the world. We now have hundreds of years of obtainable crude oil reserves in this country. When oil prices approach $60 per barrel, US producers bring more rigs online increasing supply, driving the prices back down. When oil prices drop below $45 per barrel producers take wells offline, decreasing supply, driving prices back up. Oil prices between $40 to $60 per barrel are here to stay.
This didn’t age well
Didn’t age well at all
Scotty I'd be with you on this except for the following fact: 2021 Suburbans get 23mpg on the highway, and the 3.0 diesel gets 27. Tahoe too. Thats pretty good. Something has to roll down the road and the 70k golf carts are not a desirable product for anyone.
4:53 " so they're going to charge *UP THE WAZOO* 😂
4:15 "your daughters insane. Those are terrible cars" 😂
4:40 " eeuuh" 😄
In 2021 my brother bought a 2019 GMC Yukon XL Denali with 48,000 miles. He paid for the extended warranty for 75,000 miles of coverage. Thank God he did. This has been one of the worst vehicles he has ever owned. It is always at the dealership for "check engine" lights and running rough. The dealer cannot seem to find what is wrong with it. They turn off the engine light and five miles down the road it comes on. The dealer is just limping it along, until it goes off warranty and then is my brother's problem. They want to trade it in, but the dealer has no new vehicles. My Mom's cousin also bought a newer suburban and is full of electrical gremlins and no start issues(they ended up buying a older model suburban and parking this one, because they don't want anyone to get stuck with their lemon). My Mom's best friend has a newer Tahoe and it has "no crank" issues at times and the dealer cannot find what's wrong with it. I would stay away from newer GM Suv's at this time. This is like GM with their vehicles from 2007 and newer when they were cheaply building vehicles right before the great recession in 2008. When we bought our 2009 chevy 6.0 3/4 ton pickup the transfer case failed at only 7500 miles. :(
GM:show me the money!!!!
Toyota: the customers is always right.
Scotty: I told you so.
Hi Scott I am starting a fleet business. You are Awesome. I watch your vidoes to learn which vehicles I should select for my business
How are these SUVs selling seeing how expensive they are?
Because people have a tendency of falling for those piles of junk, unless they are toyotas, hondas, or even acuras.
Low interest rates will end with the coming inflation. The Bankers will then own everything.
@@amazoidal I see now
Because people have a lot of money to blow right now and they don't wanna bend down to reach the car.
I have jumped into the SUV bandwagon. I love my 04 Blazer.
FWIW, GM sells SUVs of all sizes.
And most of them get as good if not better gas mileage than Scottys favorite Toyotas.
@@thawk1435 - Scotty can be a bit bombastic in his videos. If people want to buy Suburbans and Tahoes, why shouldn't Gm make them? It's not like Toyota doesn't make and sell the Sequoia.
Reset button in the trunk I think it's a fuel cut off that will activate when in a fender binder. Ford and mercury
5.3 and the 6.2 has good mpg tho 🚀
There is a fuel shut off safety switch on those large sedans . The reset button is in the trunk on the side , sometimes hidden behind a carpet flap .
GM should’ve died quite a while ago, but govt bailed them out. No, Patrick, that’s not capitalism.
It's crony capitalism
@@robertbell525 Corporate welfare 🤔🤣
🛑 stop
corporate welfare
Lol
o Rebelo stop all welfare. Let people keep 100% of their money. F*ck the government.
To the guy who had a slight bump. I’m a recovery driver and on some cars there is a fuel cut off switch which will do exactly what your car is doing. Read the car’s manual find out where it is, press it and try start it. Hopefully it will work. I’ve recovered many of cars that way.
I want an Excursion.
Now that's a big SUV.
I want a 78 suburban/brigadier
@Karen Emery Because the general public was bitchin' about fuel economy, yet not opting for the diesel Excursions which gets over 20mpgs with the V8 7.3s and 6.0s from Powerstroke.
Instead, the masses got the Gas V10 6.8 Liters and Gas V8 5.4 Liters.
We have a 2008 GMC envoy bought from the dealer in 2008 brand new do you thing we should keep it
Hello scotty! Good night from atlanta georgia.
hello!
Scotty don't be stupid. The added jobs in Michigan are not for large SUV, those are made in Arlington Texas.
GM forgot what happened in 1973. Even I remember what happened in ‘73. And I wasnt even alive in ‘73
Even for those that don't believe in climate change, what happened in 1973 should be enough for everyone to demand the end of oil dependence.
Gilson Rogerio Lima Oliveira totally agree
Scotty, they should check the fuel pump shut off button in the trunk.This worked for a man that had a Lincoln Towncar that had been hit.
They have been saying the big cars are going away for fifty years so scotty your wrong
Crown Vics have a collision fuel shut off switch/breaker in the trunk... on the driver's side as I recall. I'm thinking that Grand Marquis are the same. You should be able to just reset the switch and that might fix your problem.
It's just a fuel shutoff as you said. The engine will still crank though if it's triggered.
@@bmh67wa Probably right. But so far, I haven't crashed my Crown Vic to test it.
I always wanted a Range Rover, specially a 2015 but as I started to watch Scotty's videos! Well, I crave it no more! Now, I want a 2012 Camry.
_ ZAVALA a 4Runner will change your life
the camry is really small and tight, hard to get in and out of for big dudes for sure.
@@kinggzz you're right! A 4runner would do! Much better and reliable.
@@310_Latchkey_kid 4runr is nice.
TO THE GUY THAT ASKED ABOUT THE PASSAT: If you get the 2015 TDI model it will come with a 11 year (until 2026) and/or 162,000 mile limited warranty that will cover anything that shows up on the OBD2 scanner. My wife has a 2015 TDI Jetta and it is covered by the warranty because of the "dieselgate" thing, the car has been perfect and hasn't had any problems but it only has 17K miles on it. I also have a co-worker that got a 2015 Passat TDI and she has a 2 hour round trip commute for work and she absolutely loves it and hasn't had any problems after about 75K miles. My wife had a 2006 Jetta TDI and we traded it in with 180K miles and it never had any problems other than front wheel bearings at about 170K miles cause she doesn't slow down for speed bumps. Hope that helps! Cheers!
Your channel is amazing
hello and thanks!
It is.
@@kurtperleberf6983 yes agreed but to me kind of sad to see that be started all the way back in 2007 yet he only has 3 mil. He should have like 20 or 30 mil.
I see tahoes and suburbans all the time....it's crazy they are huge and seem to be replacing minivans for families. Dang
Yep.
I guess buying a car just makes no financial sense
Certainly not a new one
Buying a car can make sense depending on where you live, going into crippling financial debt for sure isnt.
@@tomothybahamothy used ones cost more in many cases.
@@AJ3000_ It doesn't really make sense at all
SuperPhdiva SRB cities or areas with poor public transportation make more sense to own a car. If we look at it from a public health perspective, a car can provide access to jobs outside of your area especially for those that can’t afford to live where they work. This affect lower income communities the most, lack of jobs or jobs that can increase your economic status, education opportunities or training, etc... Some areas of the US were redesigned for cars and now are extremely difficult to travel without a vehicle (a huge mistake on our part and cities are trying to correct it). I highly recommend watching Patriot Act episode on public transportation.
Scotty, with the Grand Marquis, the fuel pump shut-off switch may have been tripped, especially if the vehicle got hit in the rear end.
But the car won't crank. If it were just the switch the engine would crank
More logic and wisdom. Thank you, Scotty!
LOL! Carvana commercial in the middle of Scotty's rant about Carvana.
Funny how you see 2 dislikes on a 10 minute video that was posted less than a minute ago !
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@@bikecommuter24 lol
Scotty Krispy Kreme’s stock price is $21 a share now.... I have twenty plus years of Googling experience so you can trust me...
Verified by DuckDuckGo as well. 🦆
Scotty's right about the Suburban being a giant gas hog, but if you want to move a lot of weight or people they make sense. The FBI and other security types love em'.
Gurl my chevy suburban get 30mpg
Toyota and Lexus V8's are worse.
These Tahoe's and Suburban's are awesome and perfect family cars! I bet the next generations will be electric or hybrid.
"Eat Krispy Kremes and you will expand too fast... (fart sounds)" - Scotty
But the manufacturers aren't manufacturing cars that they will be selling 10 years from now. They only making cars that they'll be selling right now. Next year they can change what they make. Makes perfect sense to do this.
"You're daughters insane. Those are terrible cars."😂😂😂
"Your daughter is insane."
@@davidjacobs8558 Yeah I know damn autocorrect lol
On those Grand Marquis and Vics and Town Cars have an emergency fuel pump shutoff sensor/switch in the trunk. Really easy to reset.