Josharnon: "Okay so here's a little advice if you plan on buying your first exotic car..." Me and my 177$ in my savings account: "Interesting, please do go on"
i know this channel isn't exactly taking off, but please, for the love of God, never give up. your videos are well made, informative, and very pleasing to watch. You have an excellent balance of car driving content vs car technical content (ie "5 things i wish i knew). all around amazing car channel. best of luck
@@wafflescheeto is it all about revenue? Having 17 thousand potential people watching you speak is absolutely something. Ask any entertainer that performs in an arena.
@@Stingnu I think he knows that. Spiritaam wrote it like that because Tejan Singh wrote "dino" rather than "dyno", which is the shortened version of dynamometer.
@@alizainal7180 sheeps? It's pretty common knowledge that it's not an investment and really a huge money pit. Unless it's a limited or last of its kind car, it's probably not going to appreciate.
There is a way to sell very good quality modified exotic cars... 1. You are selling an improved driving experience not a historic legend. 2. You are selling a driving experience based on high specs performance. 3. You must narrow down your scope of potential customers. 4. You MUST retain or keep all servicing records prior to sell your car. 5. You must ask for valuable advice from fellow car enthusiasts. 6. You sell based on performance by quoting on today's requirements... relevancy in performance figures, not on stock originality. 7. You need trusted testimonies from fellow enthusiasts who share your passion. You are selling based on relevance of how nimble and fast it is, not based on prominent history claims of originality. Sorry.
I understand and respect what your recommendations regarding servicing at an independent vs. going to a dealer for an oil change. However as an exotic dealership service manager and previous independent shop owner, what I can add is that "simple oil changes" done by dealerships are typically competitive with independent shops (at least in my area.) The cost differential is a primarily a factor when you are comparing "oil changes vs. annual services." It is best to keep in mind that often with newer exotics there are various software updates, bulletins to address known issues, break-in services for low mileage/1-2 year old vehicles, etc, as well as the technicians who are most up-to-date on the idiosyncrasies of their respective brands and where there is often communication with their TSE (Technical Service Engineer) with the manufacturer, and fellow technicians to get these beloved exotics back on the street and into their owners hands as soon as possible, without the "guesswork" and "repeat visits" sometimes experienced at an independents. I also would caution your statement regarding "voiding of warranties." Exotics not being serviced at the dealer for the reasons I stated above CAN be at risk for not having the respective bulletins, campaigns, etc, addressed if problems arise later in ownership. My recommendation would be to have a PPI (Pre-purchase Inspection) performed, and also having the VIN run by a dealer to find out if the vehicle has any open campaigns, bulletins, and service history checked and verified prior to the purchase.
I agree with everything you said. If you don't have a competent shop with all of the proper equipment and scan tools, don't take your car there. You're also right in saying that pricing on servicing does vary from dealer to dealer. It can vary quite a lot actually.
Holy shit I just so happened to stumble upon this channel, I followed SR4U long ago in high school/college during my soccer days, I’ve always been a huge car enthusiast and I’m so glad that you are too because of how well prepared and informative your videos have always been.
The problem I have with buying cars used is the previous owners history. Like yours had only 2,400KM....but if the owner was so hooligan, they could of ripped that car to shreds on a track or abused and floored it all day long since they knew they would get rid of it soon. Or questionable modifications done even though reverted back to stock when selling. So hence why I prefer brand new always.
Currently the best priced exotic you can by that can actually appreciate is any version of the Ferrari 360, they're currently at rock bottom prices ranging between the low $50k's to the high $60k's and represent a lot of car for the money. Caveat: make sure the timing belt has been done. It's no longer an engine out procedure but if it's not you're looking at $3k - $5k
Crappy and cheap sounding pops. Why does anyone like that? My RS4 has downpipes, high flow cats and aftermarket cat back and sounds insane with no crappy pops.
I learned a long time ago that adding diamonds to the bezel of a watch doesn’t make a jeweler pay more. They want the ORIGINAL. I agree with your MODS segment!
Could just be running a bit rich. Some cars also pop right off the dealership - the new mx5 for example, every one I've driven pops (I've had a 2016, 2018, and now a 2020)
@Andrew H Yep, it has a small but noticeably rumbly pop/backfire when you come off a hard acceleration. Can't speak for the previous gens but the ND miata is definitely pop happy
I think, ultimately, I will prosper best in life with having access to one exciting (exotic) car that gives me the most I desire from a ‘car’; and one relaxing (relative) woman that enables the most I desire from a life making ‘partner’. Great video! I appreciate you sharing your great positives and, what so many don’t, the real unpleasant surprises that are usually realized after the fact. 💰 Best wishes to ya.
First time on this channel but you are 100% correct about the dealership charging you 3-4x what you would spend at a reputable independent shop. I don't own an exotic, but I own a couple of 6 series bmw's. One of them needed valve stem seals and cover done. The dealer wanted $7,600 to do it, my indy mechanic did it for $2100. I will NEVER go to the dealership for repairs that aren't covered under warranty again.
Hello, Wes hear from Windsor. Great info One of the reason I bought 2000 Viper GTS it is pretty easy to work on and I do 90% of the work on all my toys , otherwise I would not be able to afford them and I enjoy majority part of the repairs, oh and I picked up the viper in the GTA area almost 3 years ago.
I agree with your comments regarding modifications. I keep my cars bone stock both for potential resale and for warranty coverage. Do your research. Buy the car new, and leave it alone.......... You'll have a much better ownership experience, it will be a one owner car when you go to sell it who can vouch for all the maintenance etc., and you won't end up parking the car while you wait for cash to repair the car you're making $1500-$2000 a month payments on. A dealership or potential owner will find the car much more desirable in stock form, and all the money you've indicated will be lost on depreciation due to the fact that you bought it new, will be retained because you didn't "F" with it.......pretty simple.
With regards to aftermarket parts, some people (not dealers) will pay more because of hype and wow factor. For example, a Ford Mustang stock with regular breaks, VS full 6 piston Brembo brakes will increase the value in the viewers eyes. Some aftermarket companies are very credible, just be smart before buying ANY part.
One thing a lot of people don’t know, is insurance, invest in a good auto insurance plan, it will help you in the future. My fathers Brand New Audi Q8 got hit by a truck 2 months ago and because we got the car replacement feature on our insurance, we got all the money, including our down payment back from the Insurance company, if it was a shitty insurance plan, we would’ve faced a loss of at least $50k
Omg what Josh I didn’t know that you did car videos!! Last time I saw you was the review of superfly 6 and then I started losing interest in soccer cleats so I didn’t see you coming but wow nice to see you again
Seen the beast AMG around ! You should bring the bad boy to one of our meets in niagara this summer ! Lots of AMG’s in our car crew :) benz gang for life haha
I've got a GTI and did PPF and ceramic coating. Also, in terms of washing my own car. It's not allowed (yes illegal) in Calgary since it's considered harmful to the environment. Have to do car wash. But I do the hand washing ones (lots of those and close to exotic car dealerships too)
When i was in Laos, my boss, had a Lambo hurricane Perfomante, GTR black edition and BMW M3, pretty nice cars, and took it to his shop to do all the maintenance, they use a lot of primuim oil do, just for the GTR, we need 0w-40 hks perfomance for the GT-R Nissan. Never track it...
One way to tell if a shop is good is to see if they have a Ferrari F355 or Testarossa in for service. Chances are the engine and transaxle are removed from the car, and if they are comfortable with that, servicing almost anything else should be a breeze.
Hey I watch sr4u but funnily enough I found this channel through a different route....anyways best ever....You should definitely do a vid where you go through the full process of getting a new (or used) exotic car.....like what research you do, selecting, financing, meeting dealers, viewing, buying....might need to do a couple parts obviously but definitely a series of videos I’d watch.....hope you don’t have to trade in any of your other cars to do this!!!
A fellow Ontarian, nice. Also that AMG is the only Mercedes I've ever liked. Side note, where in Ontario did you find these nice empty roads? You just using paved back roads?
When you are buying an exotic car are you buying it for prestige or are you buying it for a true driving experience? Alot of people dont know the difference...
Awesome video! Love it, only thing I wanna speak on is that it completely does matter having routine services done at dealerships. If you have any issues with the car because of some of the maintenance not done right, and not performed by the dealer. It does in fact void your warranty!
That's what the dealer's like to scare people with. Like I said in the video, as long as you're bringing it to a reputable shop that knows what they're doing and provides proper documentation of what they did, there's nothing they can really do about your warranty. Obviously if it's your car and your money, do what you want, but having owned these types of cars and having them serviced at the dealer as well as independent shops, I can tell you that I've never had an issue in regards to warranty.
The only true investment in a vehicle would be a model with sticker price over a million and production numbers below 300. Many of you mention Porsche GT Rs series, which in fact are true exceptions from the rule. Same goes for some mid range models of Ferrari & Lambo, but as I said - these are exceptions.
Watching your soccer boots channel for 5-6 years... since high school, now can afford a car finally, oh you are Josh the football boots review guy!!! Haha Immediate subscribe
I always wash my own car at the self car wash, my routine is; high pressure rinse, soap, scrub it in with my own sponge, then spotless rinse for 4 minutes
Some solid advice that can apply to any car purchase really, And that AMG growl 😍. Also a bit of creative feedback, when talking to “US” please look at the lens, you seem to be looking at the screen next to it, it’s quite distracting.
Your video help me decidedly get my first GTR. I noticed that your front license bracket is located in the front bottom center of the grill. Is this factory? I thought they come screwed on the bumper drivers side. I much prefer your look.
It's actually an E-Class mount flipped upside down and zip tied in place. No drilling any holes in the car. The factory front plate mount for the AMG GT is awful.
If you ever want to rebuild an engine max out the cubes and retune it to suit and nobody will know until they drive it. My insurance company only covers stock cars so I can't have anything obvious or they'll reject any claim.
I recognize that road. Effingham is awesome, especially when you start at the south end and head north. Is this your go-to driving road? Trying to find a few more good ones in the Niagara region. The parkway is great, if a little congested at times
I am from Austria and for a stock GTR u are probably going to give 80k away but for a moded one 150k and more. Also sport cars are close to 1/3 more expensive than the ones in US.
Wow .this video will be very useful for the buyers. This is the 1st video watching in your channel loved it and .your honest suggestion made me to subscribe to your channel 🤩🤩🤩
This is the first video that I've watched on your channel (came up in the suggested videos). Great video, awesome content, (not that I can afford an exotic). I just subscribed. Looking forward to more content.
4:40 - it's true for the Ferrari 7-year service plan. If you missed it and not done by a Ferrari dealership, they void the plan. There's a reason why it's called a plan other than "warranty".
In general however much you spend modifying your car take that amount off the value. If you're trading it in the dealership is going to have to take it back to stock so the mods are worth less than nothing since it's going to cost them to replace them.
Interesting video... and good choice of car 👍 You seem to be much into resell value; then I really suggest to service it with an official garage of the brand even though it costs more, you will get that money back if you are able to provide a full service history with the brand to a potential buyer. Protective wrapping? Costs way too much in my opinion. I just drive it both on and off track and have it resprayed before I sell it (2 years) for the price of a protective wrap. The plus is that you can paint it into a popular color at the time of sales.
Your videos are awesome, specifically dealing with Canada... Thank you. could you do videos regarding buying an exotic car in each Provinces, BC especially?
Josharnon: "Okay so here's a little advice if you plan on buying your first exotic car..."
Me and my 177$ in my savings account: "Interesting, please do go on"
We'll get there someday!
olekminsk k build your credit
Have the money to pay cash but use the cash to invest
Phil Gudet dont give up
Hey got to start somewhere. 👍🏾
"so relatable bro" *looks outside to make sure Kia soul is still there*
i know this channel isn't exactly taking off, but please, for the love of God, never give up. your videos are well made, informative, and very pleasing to watch. You have an excellent balance of car driving content vs car technical content (ie "5 things i wish i knew). all around amazing car channel. best of luck
I dunno 17k pretty good bruh
17k is nothing, i have over 90k on various platforms and that equals almost zero revenue
@@wafflescheeto is it all about revenue? Having 17 thousand potential people watching you speak is absolutely something. Ask any entertainer that performs in an arena.
waffles he has a well known soccer review challenge, he is safe ahha
waffles he has a well known soccer review challenge, he is safe ahha
That one vehicle he passed only had 1 hp.
1 horse actually has 14.9 horsepower
@@TjSi when you know Physics then you can calculate also how much HP ore better kW you make. P = F • v
spiritaam he doesnt mean dinosaur
@@Stingnu I think he knows that. Spiritaam wrote it like that because Tejan Singh wrote "dino" rather than "dyno", which is the shortened version of dynamometer.
@@TjSi no thats quick math
“Market valu- is thats a horse. It is”
That part confused me as hell until I realised he was actually distracted by another exotic form of transport, a horse...
Unfortunately, he's not from Texas.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
im like that too
🔴Buying a car is NOT an investment🔴
shhh let the sheeps believe that its an investment
@@alizainal7180 sheeps? It's pretty common knowledge that it's not an investment and really a huge money pit. Unless it's a limited or last of its kind car, it's probably not going to appreciate.
Unboxing gadgets & pets on less it’s a GT2 rs I swear new they were 350K now here average price is 650K in only 2 years
Ali Zainal u r stupid! No doubt on that, i would invest all my money on that
Yes but it depends on the car tho
if it had ACC on it it would have better grip
what makes you think that? not without nikeskin
combine both and you have the perect car
Fax no printer
Join a legitimate enthusiasts community of that brand of car. Certainty. Knowledgeable input.
There is a way to sell very good quality modified exotic cars...
1. You are selling an improved driving experience not a historic legend.
2. You are selling a driving experience based on high specs performance.
3. You must narrow down your scope of potential customers.
4. You MUST retain or keep all servicing records prior to sell your car.
5. You must ask for valuable advice from fellow car enthusiasts.
6. You sell based on performance by quoting on today's requirements... relevancy in performance figures, not on stock originality.
7. You need trusted testimonies from fellow enthusiasts who share your passion.
You are selling based on relevance of how nimble and fast it is, not based on prominent history claims of originality.
Sorry.
That car looks like a McDonald's Shamrock Shake
Lol damn why you do that to his exotic??
Michael Nguyen lmao i approve
bet u can't afford it hater
@@rileyquest4gr8n34 so you have to have enough money to have an opinion about something?
@@Brandon-nz7pd a wise man once told me never criticize something you can't afford
I understand and respect what your recommendations regarding servicing at an independent vs. going to a dealer for an oil change. However as an exotic dealership service manager and previous independent shop owner, what I can add is that "simple oil changes" done by dealerships are typically competitive with independent shops (at least in my area.) The cost differential is a primarily a factor when you are comparing "oil changes vs. annual services." It is best to keep in mind that often with newer exotics there are various software updates, bulletins to address known issues, break-in services for low mileage/1-2 year old vehicles, etc, as well as the technicians who are most up-to-date on the idiosyncrasies of their respective brands and where there is often communication with their TSE (Technical Service Engineer) with the manufacturer, and fellow technicians to get these beloved exotics back on the street and into their owners hands as soon as possible, without the "guesswork" and "repeat visits" sometimes experienced at an independents.
I also would caution your statement regarding "voiding of warranties." Exotics not being serviced at the dealer for the reasons I stated above CAN be at risk for not having the respective bulletins, campaigns, etc, addressed if problems arise later in ownership. My recommendation would be to have a PPI (Pre-purchase Inspection) performed, and also having the VIN run by a dealer to find out if the vehicle has any open campaigns, bulletins, and service history checked and verified prior to the purchase.
I agree with everything you said. If you don't have a competent shop with all of the proper equipment and scan tools, don't take your car there. You're also right in saying that pricing on servicing does vary from dealer to dealer. It can vary quite a lot actually.
Love how you accelerate the living crap of your AMG between topics.
but it is obvious he does not know how to down shift due to the "gurgling" engine or just taking his foot off the accelerator...sad
I hate it. It’s annoying since he’s doing it so much. Also it shouldn’t be popping THAT much.
@@Dino3869 then how do you think he should downshift? He's doing it perfectly fine, the exhaust pops are normal when downshifting on that car.
What are you talking about? Most new supercars do that overrun pop and bang.
Andrew Russell its when its in high revs and you downshift at the right time and let you foot of the throttle.. at least thats how i do it lol
Thats a loud boy lol
Watching this even tho I can’t afford an exotic car 🙄 But it’s fine in 5 years I will own one 🙏🏼
He a salesman and this is his best selling line "trust me when I say"
“Is that a horse?”🤣🤣😂
that killed me.. haa haaa
It murdered me😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Holy shit I just so happened to stumble upon this channel, I followed SR4U long ago in high school/college during my soccer days, I’ve always been a huge car enthusiast and I’m so glad that you are too because of how well prepared and informative your videos have always been.
Trust me when I say, you say a lot ”trust me when I say”. 😎
Yup...annoying
In addition to the PPF I would recommend ceramic coating on the whole car. They even have self-healing ceramic coating out now lasting 5+ years.
I think he mentioned that as the last point. You can do Ceramic on top of PPF, there are a couple products that work correctly on PPF.
3ms transparent protective wrap with UV protection
Self healing???? Wtf are they biological?
"You really need to do your research on market value, is that a horse?"😂😂
The problem I have with buying cars used is the previous owners history. Like yours had only 2,400KM....but if the owner was so hooligan, they could of ripped that car to shreds on a track or abused and floored it all day long since they knew they would get rid of it soon. Or questionable modifications done even though reverted back to stock when selling. So hence why I prefer brand new always.
Great advice from an exotic car owner. As a hopeful future owner of a supercar, looking forward to more advice!
Me being 14, having saved 1k, already looking at my first exotic car(2016 Mercedes-Benz Amg GT), and thinking I'll get one when I'm 18...
Take a shot every time he says "trust me when I say"
I certainly will meet Kobe after that
@@alizainal7180 lmao wtf haha
Ali Zainal too soon fam too soon
happily
Ontario too it looks like eh. Good video brother, I have a 2018 E63S, gotta line em' up!
Currently the best priced exotic you can by that can actually appreciate is any version of the Ferrari 360, they're currently at rock bottom prices ranging between the low $50k's to the high $60k's and represent a lot of car for the money.
Caveat: make sure the timing belt has been done. It's no longer an engine out procedure but if it's not you're looking at $3k - $5k
Yo dude, love the look on your face with those cracks and pops 😂 Great advice
when you accelerate, that thing make a large roar I LOVE IT MAN !!!!
I hade to stay because of the AMG’s exhaust....
Crappy and cheap sounding pops. Why does anyone like that? My RS4 has downpipes, high flow cats and aftermarket cat back and sounds insane with no crappy pops.
Josh Eldridge Yeahhh ok, but that AMG will smoke you like a turd
Josh Eldridge thats an fi exhaust lol its definitely not cheap
I learned a long time ago that adding diamonds to the bezel of a watch doesn’t make a jeweler pay more. They want the ORIGINAL. I agree with your MODS segment!
I noticed your exhaust might have a leak in the muffler. It backfires alot. I hope you got an extended warranty. Thanks for the info.
Could just be running a bit rich. Some cars also pop right off the dealership - the new mx5 for example, every one I've driven pops (I've had a 2016, 2018, and now a 2020)
@Andrew H Yep, it has a small but noticeably rumbly pop/backfire when you come off a hard acceleration. Can't speak for the previous gens but the ND miata is definitely pop happy
it's tuned from factory that way like many modern sports cars.
If you drive an AMG you know the deal... Absolutely nothing wrong with the car...
I think, ultimately, I will prosper best in life with having access to one exciting (exotic) car that gives me the most I desire from a ‘car’; and one relaxing (relative) woman that enables the most I desire from a life making ‘partner’. Great video! I appreciate you sharing your great positives and, what so many don’t, the real unpleasant surprises that are usually realized after the fact. 💰 Best wishes to ya.
You are wrong trust me.
I agree with your comments regarding washing the car. Do it by hand, follow established methods for washing and dry with a blower.....
First time on this channel but you are 100% correct about the dealership charging you 3-4x what you would spend at a reputable independent shop. I don't own an exotic, but I own a couple of 6 series bmw's. One of them needed valve stem seals and cover done. The dealer wanted $7,600 to do it, my indy mechanic did it for $2100. I will NEVER go to the dealership for repairs that aren't covered under warranty again.
my dad owns a performante too, he LOVES it. what do you think about the ala system?
Senna Tazi the ALA system works!
Senna Tazi yeah, wht does your dad do for a living?
@@TheCrystalLakeKiller male stripper
@@blastifysyt7683 Find a way to get into real estate. Trust me. Work towards that and you will be in good shape.
Schrodinger's Cat he is in a superposition of pimpin and not pimpin
Hello, Wes hear from Windsor.
Great info
One of the reason I bought 2000 Viper GTS it is pretty easy to work on and I do 90% of the work on all my toys , otherwise I would not be able to afford them and I enjoy majority part of the repairs, oh and I picked up the viper in the GTA area almost 3 years ago.
I agree with your comments regarding modifications. I keep my cars bone stock both for potential resale and for warranty coverage. Do your research. Buy the car new, and leave it alone.......... You'll have a much better ownership experience, it will be a one owner car when you go to sell it who can vouch for all the maintenance etc., and you won't end up parking the car while you wait for cash to repair the car you're making $1500-$2000 a month payments on. A dealership or potential owner will find the car much more desirable in stock form, and all the money you've indicated will be lost on depreciation due to the fact that you bought it new, will be retained because you didn't "F" with it.......pretty simple.
First question: "I can afford the monthly payments.........., but "can I afford repairs"?
If you must ask “can I afford maintenance” that answer is no
Buy the car with a single payment. Save your money.
Great vid! Im in the GTA and love the local shout outs! Looking forward to more content
The way you smile after ever downshift... i m sold! Also, I know the roads you're driving on! Niagara wine country!!
With regards to aftermarket parts, some people (not dealers) will pay more because of hype and wow factor. For example, a Ford Mustang stock with regular breaks, VS full 6 piston Brembo brakes will increase the value in the viewers eyes. Some aftermarket companies are very credible, just be smart before buying ANY part.
Great video bro. Wish I had thought about PPF before on my Lexus. Definitely won’t make that mistake when I get my 918!
This is the best concise advice on buying/owning exotic cars. Thank you !
One thing a lot of people don’t know, is insurance, invest in a good auto insurance plan, it will help you in the future. My fathers Brand New Audi Q8 got hit by a truck 2 months ago and because we got the car replacement feature on our insurance, we got all the money, including our down payment back from the Insurance company, if it was a shitty insurance plan, we would’ve faced a loss of at least $50k
I just found your channel 10 minutes ago and you make great videos in my opinion. Instant subscribed :D Greetings from germany :)
Just found this channel and am pleasantly surprised ! 😮 very informative and humble and entertaining
Your channel is gonna skyrocket in the next couple of weeks/months watch me
This whole video be like:
Inhales:
TRUST ME WHEN I SAY
Omg what Josh I didn’t know that you did car videos!! Last time I saw you was the review of superfly 6 and then I started losing interest in soccer cleats so I didn’t see you coming but wow nice to see you again
I can imagine you at Gumball 3000. I just see you having alot of fun.
Why does it look like a green cow 😂
Ur mom
A cow probably produces more CO2 than this car
I mean, it's a Mercedes-Benz. The grills on pretty much all of their new cars are butt-ugly.
Seen the beast AMG around ! You should bring the bad boy to one of our meets in niagara this summer ! Lots of AMG’s in our car crew :) benz gang for life haha
The lift of crackles on the exhaust would drive me nuts,I do love the excelleration sound though
I've got a GTI and did PPF and ceramic coating. Also, in terms of washing my own car. It's not allowed (yes illegal) in Calgary since it's considered harmful to the environment. Have to do car wash. But I do the hand washing ones (lots of those and close to exotic car dealerships too)
Is that a horse 🐎 Completely lost my train of thought when I saw it actually was 😂
Sold my house to buy my first exotic car. Living with my parents now but I don’t care. I’m so happy
Congratulations on being an idiot
When i was in Laos, my boss, had a Lambo hurricane Perfomante, GTR black edition and BMW M3, pretty nice cars, and took it to his shop to do all the maintenance, they use a lot of primuim oil do, just for the GTR, we need 0w-40 hks perfomance for the GT-R Nissan. Never track it...
One way to tell if a shop is good is to see if they have a Ferrari F355 or Testarossa in for service. Chances are the engine and transaxle are removed from the car, and if they are comfortable with that, servicing almost anything else should be a breeze.
2:13 how do u have a speed limit of 70 on a road like that. My 3 lane highway has a speed limit of 65
Its in km/h
I appreciate your pointers. I'm looking to get an AMG GT-R and this video will help. 👍🏻👍🏻
Clearly you missed the opportunity to ask if he was taking his horse to the old town road. Yeah I said it... and I stand by it.
Clearly, you don't know that the "horse" referred to in the song meant Ferrari's.
Astrid Young no he meant gay men, tf
@@astridyoung610 He is riding a horse in his clip... it a horse..
Hey I watch sr4u but funnily enough I found this channel through a different route....anyways best ever....You should definitely do a vid where you go through the full process of getting a new (or used) exotic car.....like what research you do, selecting, financing, meeting dealers, viewing, buying....might need to do a couple parts obviously but definitely a series of videos I’d watch.....hope you don’t have to trade in any of your other cars to do this!!!
Great taste in the GTR, wouldnt want anything else in that price range
Maybe a Porsche for me.
When I buy my exotic cars I won't sell them so I don't care about resale value but good vid bro!
A fellow Ontarian, nice. Also that AMG is the only Mercedes I've ever liked. Side note, where in Ontario did you find these nice empty roads? You just using paved back roads?
BRUH THIS IS SR4U I used to watch you all the time bro it’s sick to see you with the come up. Soccer boot reviews turn to car reviews I love it.
When you are buying an exotic car are you buying it for prestige or are you buying it for a true driving experience?
Alot of people dont know the difference...
Absolutely true👌
Awesome video! Love it, only thing I wanna speak on is that it completely does matter having routine services done at dealerships. If you have any issues with the car because of some of the maintenance not done right, and not performed by the dealer. It does in fact void your warranty!
That's what the dealer's like to scare people with. Like I said in the video, as long as you're bringing it to a reputable shop that knows what they're doing and provides proper documentation of what they did, there's nothing they can really do about your warranty. Obviously if it's your car and your money, do what you want, but having owned these types of cars and having them serviced at the dealer as well as independent shops, I can tell you that I've never had an issue in regards to warranty.
Car Problems I totally believe you! I’ve just seen it where it’s gone wrong, that’s all. Great content though! Keep up the work!
I clicked on this video expecting anyone at all, anyone except josh!😂 I thought you were more into boot reviews but here you are😂🤨
LP.Axtiveツ true
Market for exotics is crazy right OVER INFLATED PRICES
This guy is as giddy as a school boy with his first bike. Love it!
The only true investment in a vehicle would be a model with sticker price over a million and production numbers below 300.
Many of you mention Porsche GT Rs series, which in fact are true exceptions from the rule. Same goes for some mid range models of Ferrari & Lambo, but as I said - these are exceptions.
Man I feel bad for the roads he’s driving - just straights!! The fun is in the twisties!
I can tell you get a lot of smiles per hour driving that AMG😄👍🏾
Watching your soccer boots channel for 5-6 years... since high school, now can afford a car finally, oh you are Josh the football boots review guy!!! Haha Immediate subscribe
I always wash my own car at the self car wash, my routine is; high pressure rinse, soap, scrub it in with my own sponge, then spotless rinse for 4 minutes
Some solid advice that can apply to any car purchase really, And that AMG growl 😍.
Also a bit of creative feedback, when talking to “US” please look at the lens, you seem to be looking at the screen next to it, it’s quite distracting.
I like how he can't keep from smiling when he opens it up.
Your video help me decidedly get my first GTR. I noticed that your front license bracket is located in the front bottom center of the grill. Is this factory? I thought they come screwed on the bumper drivers side. I much prefer your look.
It's actually an E-Class mount flipped upside down and zip tied in place. No drilling any holes in the car. The factory front plate mount for the AMG GT is awful.
Car Problems thanks! Very creative!
If you ever want to rebuild an engine max out the cubes and retune it to suit and nobody will know until they drive it.
My insurance company only covers stock cars so I can't have anything obvious or they'll reject any claim.
Guys! Just trust him when he says something! )
I recognize that road. Effingham is awesome, especially when you start at the south end and head north. Is this your go-to driving road? Trying to find a few more good ones in the Niagara region. The parkway is great, if a little congested at times
I am from Austria and for a stock GTR u are probably going to give 80k away but for a moded one 150k and more. Also sport cars are close to 1/3 more expensive than the ones in US.
Yes thank you for helping my decision in buying a divo, i will go spend 20 mil now
Wow .this video will be very useful for the buyers. This is the 1st video watching in your channel loved it and .your honest suggestion made me to subscribe to your channel 🤩🤩🤩
2:29 is that a minigun on he back of that truck?????
Look like a Sentry gun 😂
@@ShadyContinues yeah i meant that xD
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Not in Canada..... JS
This is the first video that I've watched on your channel (came up in the suggested videos). Great video, awesome content, (not that I can afford an exotic). I just subscribed. Looking forward to more content.
Car guy priorities...
1. Buy with your heart
2. Use your head, but only after the purchase
4:40 - it's true for the Ferrari 7-year service plan. If you missed it and not done by a Ferrari dealership, they void the plan. There's a reason why it's called a plan other than "warranty".
That's prepaid maintenance though. If it's already paid for, than absolutely bring it to the dealer.
car “is that a horse 😳🤙” problems
In general however much you spend modifying your car take that amount off the value. If you're trading it in the dealership is going to have to take it back to stock so the mods are worth less than nothing since it's going to cost them to replace them.
Solid advice. Agree on all points. (though can't believe you had to tell an exotic car owner not to drive their ride into a car wash - smh)
As far as the other recommendations I couldn't agree more. Great video for anyone not just first time buyers.
Interesting video... and good choice of car 👍
You seem to be much into resell value; then I really suggest to service it with an official garage of the brand even though it costs more, you will get that money back if you are able to provide a full service history with the brand to a potential buyer.
Protective wrapping? Costs way too much in my opinion. I just drive it both on and off track and have it resprayed before I sell it (2 years) for the price of a protective wrap. The plus is that you can paint it into a popular color at the time of sales.
Thank you for the heads up. I'm looking into a AMG GT-R Pro. Now I am considering a used one.
Can’t wait to buy a 2017 Acura NSX and taking it to the Honda dealer 😎
Your videos are awesome, specifically dealing with Canada... Thank you. could you do videos regarding buying an exotic car in each Provinces, BC especially?
Even tho you got 50k off and it only had 1500 miles.....were the miles on a track? Or highway lmao.
Good points man. Thanks for letting us know!
Word of the day... TRUST 😂. Awesome video man!
What do you do for a living?
Great channel man! Newly subscribed - hello from Toronto!