Life is all about choices and priorities. You only live once, so live it to the fullest. You owe that to yourself. This comes from a guy, that had stroke at age 52, after 35 years of working in my own business, basically 24/7. Btw: thats a VERY classy car - and you deserve it. Congrats from Denmark 😉👍
Any advice for a 30 year old guy who has been working in his own company for the past 8 years and I’m worried about my mortality and the inevitable doom of life? Cheers from Finland
@@MP-Fin well as a 20 year old trying to find a start in life, I’d say you should be very proud and grateful of how far you have come. Once you appreciate every little positive thing in your life it gets a lot better!
Great words and so relatable. I am also 52 and recently had a heart attack. Life is too short and you only get one chance. Live love it, and never apologise for your hard earned success.
@@MP-Fin stop watching the news is my advice. There is nothing on there that assists our lives, it is here to depress us and keep us living without hope. I watched it for 40 years and in these 40 years, there was not one thing relevant to my actual life. Ignorance is bliss!
Just enjoy your success Matt you've worked hard for it, that feeling you are getting, will keep you down to earth and grounded, never forget where you've come from.
I've been following you for a while now Matt and I really appreciate your humble tone in this video. You've clearly worked hard for what you have so enjoy it. Stay grounded and help to elevate those around you and you'll do just fine in the future. Life is for living, and if you are able to live it in the way you want then don't ever feel guilty.
Like my mum used to say: "you'll grow into it". You've worked most of your adult life to get to this point and it maybe just hasn't sunk in yet that you're a success. But just remember, Matt: you're now the one guy every kid around your neighbourhood is gonna aspire to be like. What a place to be, eh?
It’s truly a stunning car Matt. You have worked immensely hard to establish your business, online courses, and TH-cam channel. As a 58 year old who has been on dialysis since 43, I urge you to cast off any feelings of guilt. I had made myself a good job in the civil service, but when illness knocked on my door I had nothing much but my home (and I’m still paying off the mortgage). Life is for living. Enjoy every moment because we don’t know the moment. Plus, that car deserves you; as you said, you’ll love and cherish it, and maintain it properly. Enjoy it Matt. 😉👍🏼
That's class. You chose right. And the guilt thing ? Yep, I get that totally. I think it's more disbelief than guilt. That feeling -- considering your humble beginnings -- that stuff like this always happens to other's & not us. But hey, it has. So enjoy what you've worked hard to acheive. You deserve the rewards.
How refreshing to actually watch someone who talks about this situation with such honesty and compassion. So many these days just want to flaunt situations, possessions, holidays ect all over Social media. I too myself shun away from this and applaud you, you have made my day. It seems every day especially on YOU TUBE, new wannabes are popping up all over the place irritating the hell out of me with this type of showmanship behaviour.
Its called... "Working-Class Guilt" Matt. The old... "Who does he think HE is?!" The same thing applies if you are "working-class clever". Ive struggled with that all my life. I totally "get" where you are coming from. Its all about "expectations". Your own...others...friends and family. Its a very British thing, designed to keep social order, going back into dim and distant history.
In America, people will display their 'belongings' and it isn't so much a bragging session, as it is, "I've worked hard and bought this." It's a display of their hard work. You're correct about the class thing, but I think it extends to Europe a little too. We deride ostentatious things because we assume they were bought by amoral means. Also we need to account for the baseness of mankind and Jealousy.
Don't give in to the guilt Matt, it's programmed into us from an early age! 😃 Well done mate, it's a lovely car and you deserve it, as does anyone who has worked hard to achieve something. Look forward to updates on this....
Congratulations on the success Matt, you've got literally tens of thousands of people enjoying your content and happy to see someone doing what they enjoy while entertaining and educating others
Matt you’re a decent hard working humble chap, you deserve everything you’ve achieved and more! I absolutely love seeing people doing well, hoping you can also get the latest RR Autobiography sometime soon! Enjoy!
Council born and bred too. Looking back now in my mid 50s and thinking about cars; the ones I cherish and remember (my dad's and mine) are the ones that took us on holidays and adventures and family trips. They were loved and looked after. They were practical and reliable. Just average cars each with their memories In the here and now just go for it Matt. It's part of your business too. As others mention, you deserve it.
Matt, I’ve watched your videos for a couple of years now and I’ve really enjoyed your journey. During lockdown you’re videos were something to look forward to even if they were filmed from inside an Insignia 😳 From the tales of selling bangers in Spain to having a really successful TH-cam channel, highly reputable garage and some amazing cars, it’s great seeing you succeed. You’ve said you work almost everyday, grafting hard and you’re reaping the rewards - you deserve it! Don’t feel guilty! We need to take a page out of our transatlantic cousins book of praising ourselves and each other. Being British, there’s something in our DNA where we default to despising those who have achieved and not acknowledging when we do ourselves. Furthermore, you’ve made a thorough online course to help kick start people into starting their own car company. All I can say is well done and enjoy life! Stay safe Matt 👏😊
I couldn't agree more. I'm Irish & it's exactly the same! Anyone who's "made it" is viewed with suspicion & downright jealousy! We call it begrudgery. I applaud people who have got off their arse & made something of their lives. I myself have tipped along & now the mortgage is finally paid off I am(cautiously) beginning to enjoy life. To hell with the begrudgers!!
Hi matt Its weird isn't it that feeling, I am an ordinary retired chap always worked hard coal mining etc. I live in an ordinary road in Lincoln where we all have basic type cars and 4x4s with the odd loud sporty motor, so I bought an xe Jaguar which looks just great I keep it in my garage (out of the way) and use my 13 plate freelander as my daily motor BUT when I take the Jag out for a spin, not racing about or showing off, I feel rather uncomfortable as if I don't belong in the car almost feel out of my depth. Love the new Range Rover, keep up the good work mate. Derrick.
I once worked on a guys house… who worked for JLR and his driveway cars were both autobiographies and worth more than my house 🤣😭. No more deserving humble guy than yourself who actually deserves success
Hi, you never know what's around the corner, you have worked hard to get to this point, so just enjoy every minute of it. Definitely no need to feel guilty about anything. But please remember to keep yourself grounded and enjoy life as much as you can. I've been watching you now for the two/three years, it's been fantastic to see you and the channel grow. All the time you are enjoying it, please keep up the good work.
Live the dream Matt, while you're allowed to mate. Because sooner or later someone is going to force us all to stop the fun and just live boring mundane lives.
Super proud of you Matt. Very hard to find decent, honest, down to earth reviews. Wish you all the success and hope to one day be buying an autobiography of you!
We're here for a good time not a long time. You've worked hard for what you have and probably inspired others along the way. Enjoy the fruit of your labours Matt you deserve it.
Always enjoyed my Range Rovers but despite them still being the best IMO the image has been cheapened ironically as the cost has accelerated. In the end it made me feel like a marketing man’s dream as I bought into the latest models etc - it all feels so artificial. I have never felt better since switching back to much cheaper motoring. No stress and most cheaper cars are more than adequate. Mortgages paid off is a much better feeling than the latest Land Rover offering.
The various Range Rover variants are very expensive in Australia and have a (perhaps slightly unwarranted) poor reputation for quality. They are ridiculously cool though.
After a lifetime of being a Range Rover and Land Rover owner, 2-years ago when wanting to upgrade from my last Range Rover, I was looking at an L405. Here in Western Australia for not less than $100,000 you were looking at an 8-year old car which would have around 120,000kms minimum. Unfortunately, my head won over my heart and for slightly less money I bought a brand new Y62 Patrol Ti-L. Whilst Range Rover may always hold my heart It just didn’t make financial sense. @David Busch I have to agree.
Understand how you’re feeling Matt - I remember that feeling many years ago when I bought my first RR L322 However you earned it through honest hard work - and it’s nice to reward yourself and enjoy something thing which gives you great pleasure otherwise what’s the point of it all ? Good luck to you - beautiful car - Autobiography is different gravy. Still loving my 2011 RR L322 5.0SC Autobiography- as you say they are the best cars in the World 👍 Now stop questioning yourself and enjoy it ☺️
Well done Matt. It's called the 'compound effect' and 'the tipping point' - two books I'd recommend and basically, it's when all those small things you've ever done, tried, failed and successes come together at what seems at once. We'll done and congratulations on the continued success of your business, Channel and life 👏
Interesting video this, and oddly not really to do with the car, though it's lovely. What you're experiencing happens to many person who come from humble, typically working class, backgrounds. For years, the things you have access to now, were the preserve of the "old" rich & the famous. But you've worked hard, generated decent wealth to allow you to afford these things and every right to enjoy them as anyone else, if not more due to the effort it took to get there. Remember this tho' - regardless of all the trinkets & high life, you will always be that lad from Stockport, it'll be in your DNA and never leave by the sounds of it, thankfully. That is something money can't buy - integrity, honesty & humbleness. Enjoy it but stay humble & kind.
Don't do this to yourself, Matt;) You work hard for your success, 7 days a week - you deserve a proper reward like this. If anyone would have an issue with your Range Rover, well... it's their problem! And the car itself is astonishing, even though it isn't black:)
Ive watched every one of your videos, some of them twice, watched you grow and know just how hard you must have worked to get where you are now. Enjoy it Matt, you've earned it!
Success is a mirage. As soon as you think you’re getting to achieve your aspirations, they scuttle off toward the horizon and change. Cars are your business, Matt - remember that - this current RR is just another car, another set of keys in your pocket, that’s all.
No need to feel like an imposter Matt - proper down to earth bloke living the life you've worked hard to achieve for yourself. Enjoy every second of it, including the ones spent wafting down to southern Spain in that wonderful new RR!
I also love Range Rovers , I’ve got a 69 plate velar , worked the last 25 years, 70 hrs a week , so last October I treated myself, you work hard , one life live it . Beautiful machine you have there , be proud .
You deserve the finer things in life. You work hard and clearly are dedicated to your work as well. Nothing wrong with enjoying the results of your hard work. If it makes you feel better look at all the spoiled talentless people living in Los Angeles who do absolutely no work and all the "influencers" who clearly don't deserve those things. You work hard and you deserve it. Don't feel guilty :)
Great vid Matt, no need to feel bad, you deserve to enjoy everything you've worked so hard for! As long as it doesn't change you as a person or the way you treat others, it's all good 👍
Stunning Range Rover!! Your videos actually convinced me that it was okay to have a car that I had always dreamed of owning but been too scared to buy (and not to buy in to all of the Land Rover horror stories too). Love my Sport, but might actually overcome the fear of owning a Vogue one day…
It’s brilliant Matt, I love it. I’ve had that same feeling, we have a FPace 3.0 R Sport in black and never thought I’d spend £30k+ on a car, my wife said to me we deserve to enjoy life you only come here once so why not and I thought you are right and don’t feel that bad anymore. Enjoy the car as we do ours.
Great looking car am not keen on the colour, but the interior is beautiful. I have always fancied a proper Range Rover, having taken one on a test drive that developed a fault before returning to the dealership I was put off. I am sure they aren’t all bad wish I could get myself one now
Hey! Live your life. I ran an accountancy practice for years. I could not believe how successful we were. I sold out and am now running a small holding in deepest rural Wales with lambs, goats and chickens as well as huge veggie plots. I love 'mucking out', weeding and working with my neighbours. I am deeply happy. No problem.
What a beautiful machine ! Another great video. In my opinion, you have worked bloody hard for what you have achieved !. You deserve the success. Blloming good luck to you Matt
Congratulations!! I've been lucky enough to drive 5.0 V8 and it's like butter so smooth. Motor way driving is effortless and quiet while the seat massages your back and the AC cools your under carriage!!
This won't be a popular comment but I'm sensing the overt humbleness and self-deprecation is rather fake and all a bit of an act/show, he does have an acting background after all...This has very much turned into a flexing channel of his cars (probably all on finance), constantly judging others for their buying decisions and complaining about the 'general public'. Used to enjoy his reviews a while back but not anymore. Shame.
Exactly.. the guy is making a video on buying a new Range rover (through his business as a stock item) drops in a business class trip to Dubai while renting a yacht.. then proceeds to say in the same breath "flaunting my lifestyle isint me, it feels wrong". It's the same story for all his new stock. It's the reason I stopped watching a few months ago but curiosity got the better of me with the thumbnail even though I knew it would be more of the same crap. Guys like him spend all their money (and rely on banks) to look like they have money. It's sad really!
Yes, for someone who hates bragging he seems to be quite adept at it. A natural I'd say. Or perhaps he just dislikes it in others. This channel has taken a bit of a turn I'm afraid and is starting to make me cringe.
@@warrengeew Warren you're clearly mentally slow hence failing to spot the nuances of my point. Nothing to do with envy or being 'salty', did you write that with crayons? Range Rovers and Dubai holidays are both painfully common and unoriginal hence the irony of his attempts at flexing but also putting a lot of effort into his 'humble' persona.
You've worked hard for what you have Matt. Don't feel guilty at all, so enjoy it. Life is short. . . But, you are right to remember where you came from. I to used to work 6 or 7 days a week (sometimes upto 90 hrs a week) and I achieved real success in the field of computers systems in industry, through pure hard work and using my head. But I never forgot where I came from and it has served me very well in life. From an educated ditch digger now aged 57: Rob, Wales.
You were raised right by a hard working family who never flashed the cash. You have worked your socks off to get where you are now. You should be humble in what you've achieved. You're not rubbing it in our faces, you're sharing your passion with the rest of us. Rock on Mathew! 🤟💪👍
You deserve success, I have my own business and have been through the same, 10 years grinding then success. I watch a lot of your videos and recently bought a Jaguar XJ (always wanted one) and your video convinced the wife it was a good buy! I can't thank you enough , the joy from driving it and simply being in it is amazing. Keep up the good work.
Don't beat yourself up. You're an honest, intelligent, witty and hard working fellow. Enjoy the success that you have created, and enjoy life. No regrets!
Lots of people work damn hard and can’t buy such a luxury BUT, you can and you are humble enough to recognise this. I think you should enjoy it and stay grounded as you always have. Well done and love the motor and interior.
Matt don’t feel bad about your success. You’ve grafted for it. It’s sort of a good thing that you feel like that, just don’t turn into a tail and keep doing Saab reviews now and again! But certainly enjoy the success. I’m pleased for you and I’m sure loads others on here are too.
I’ve been watching your channels for a while now and you seem a genuine hard working guy who is now seeing the fruits of that hard work, enjoy it, it’s well deserved.
Reminds me of what a guy called Jimmy Tarbuck once recalled. From humble beginings, he was driving through his native Liverpool in his new Roller, when he got a dirty look from a local. He felt so guilty that he sold the car and never bought another. Different times. You deserve what you have ,enjoy it while you can.
dont feel guilty, you earnt your luxobarge, i came from a similar background to you and through hard work i managed to retire six years early to a nice place by the sea whilst those i grew up with are mainly still groveling round in the mud. you only live once so make the most of it and enjoy every moment.
that part the "i love the natural wood part " that was gold like those kinda nuggets are what makes this channel amazing to be fair and also that's actually the part i stunned into
I know how you feel - I moved to Australia when I was 30 and my lifestyle now just seems surreal in many way. I have a Range Rover Sport, BMW M2, big caravan, 3 properties and looking to retire at 58. I live 5 mins from the beach and never have any money concerns. I pinch myself at times as can’t believe just how well I have done - it is down to working hard and now I am reaping the rewards. But having a reasonably humble background from North Wales it does feel weird - but enjoyable! Enjoy your rewards in life - we are only here once
You've earned it, Matt. I like the version you've chosen. Class! Enjoy your new life level. Ease into it ... and I'm not speaking of the natural wood thing...well, not necessarily anyway. You're much more than a "used car dealer". You give great advice, for all car owners, you're witty, honest and want to do the best you can for your customers. That is a whole hell of a lot to be proud of. God bless! P.S.: In your travels, don't forget to find true love. That is the "Range Rover" of the heart and of life.
Story time.... A few years ago, I knew a guy, about the same as age as me and with a similar upbringing who's job was piloting Eric Clapton's boat. He told me a story about when him and Mr Clapton were in Falmouth discussing the refit of another super yacht, they went for a walk when Clapton stopped, looked over Falmouth and broke down. He asked what had he ever done to deserve a lifestyle that he was enjoying....... Can happen to anyone but hard work should be rewarded - if not, whats the point. You're doing a great job and have a huge following - that's priceless mate...👍👍
Enjoy it Matt, why not! Personally I’ve just bought a 2005 Discovery 3 and I live in the Channel Islands, now as a bloke born in Manchester and raised in Wythenshawe I feel like I’ve made it! So don’t feel guilty, feel proud and enjoy your rewards!
Our lives are grounded in our values and they develop as we mature and change. It is absolutely right to ask yourself exactly those questions and, to my mind, never take driving a Mercedes or flying business class for granted. My view is to never lose a sense of wonder and your true self-identity - it's what makes your videos so interesting and educational.
When I heard your thoughts about becoming successful in short period of time and at the same time you know that your audience’s level of success is somewhere in the middle, you started to miss that middle level. Cos you’ve almost reached the top and you think what next? The real level of satisfaction is always when you give something to others. In your case you can add to your daily routine something like, helping someone find his dream car or the car he needs to provide for his family etc. When you make others happy, that very thing will make you happy as well. That is real secret of fulfillment and satisfaction .
You are still young, onwards and upwards, just keep doing what you are doing and DON’T look back, strive for more success, keep going until you can’t achieve any more. Congratulations, well done for your achievements. Great car by they way.
You put the pieces of the puzzle together all this video. Most people are raised with mentalities of "Don't show off your wealth, all debt is bad debt" etc that their parents/ their environment/ their teachers teach them and if you never want to be richer than those people, then go ahead and listen to their advice on money. You're making it, you've hit a great milestone so celebrate your victory and keep going because you're only getting started!
Great looking car, beautiful colour, great to see white/black, just what you need whilst your business is going well. Enjoy it for a year, max out the warranty as everything will break/fall off then flog it quickly before what is left falls off and busts your business. No guilt allowed, we can all enjoy a treat in our lives if you have genuinely worked for it. In a few years you will be rocking around in an old Honda saying " Done all the cars I wanted, now I drive this because it is all that I want for me and my needs, not wants". We have all done it...! (Not the Rangie of course, or I really would be broke).
Nice one Matt. Lovely car! You went out and bought a new car, I went out and bought a 40yr old Triumph Acclaim (what I used to drive when I was 18 on my Dad's insurance) which I have wanted for years to relive my youth !!. Mind you, it got a few head turns as I was driving it back from Doncaster to Solihull, and it didn't miss a beat. Enjoy your car buddy!
You are living your life with urgency being the best you can be. That is my observation and if we all did that the world would be a better place. Congratulations for being you and I have only best wishes for you. I have never seen in such detail a second hand car dealer being so honest and caring about the business.
Disagree, I think it more down to the persons roots, social order and working class expectations amongst their working class peers, friends and family.
You are a good soul Matt, you'll never become arrogant or haughty, you are just someone who loves beautiful technology and there's nothing wrong with that. Enjoy your success and keep your noble humility. Good on you. Harry
Don't beat yourself up Matt, you've worked hard for success and will never forget your past (even if the guilt twinges are strong). People won't begrudge you that.....Worst type are those that haven't had to work for the living! You're no 'Hooray Henry'.....
As another Working class lad who has worked hard and loves his cars too - just enjoy yourself, I agree this is class not shouty and loud like some other expensive 4x4’s. Well Done!
Matt, you are a gentleman and an extremely hard working and honest guy. You have created your own success. Don't put yourself down, Roy Keane too is an honest and hard working guy..why shouldn't you both enjoy each other's company on a plane trip....Please don't put yourself down , you got your work ethic from your parents... Yes there are lots of begrudgers in the big world, I am sure everyone here on this link wish you every success. By the way I have listened to your advice and just bought myself a Range Rover Sport , Thank you for being you. Wishing you the best of health and continued success.
It’s called working hard , enjoy the fruits of your labours. Ignore the hate or guilt, that’s a UK thing… if you were anywhere else you’d be applauded for being successful.
Welcome “back” lol, very nice RR once again. I’ve just sold my 2008 RRS and gone for 2010 4.4TDV8 Autobiography, oh my my my what a car lol. Great video mate, your channel gave me the nudge to get into RR and I love it. Had the TDV8 for 6 weeks and due to it not being loved or looked after just spent £2.5k getting bits sorted, fingers crossed I’ll get 12 months trouble free cruising in absolute comfort. Cheers Matt
You're a great example to youngsters to show what can be achieved with honest hard work, dedication and perseverance instead of the other avenues that are available and tempting to them these days. Be proud of your success, you've earned it, we need more people like you, especially in the motor trade.
You can’t fault your hard work. All these choices have got you to where you are now. Be proud of everything. There is no reason for guilt. Enjoy it to the fullest. Great vehicle and video again. Well done that man!
Completely get the guilt thing Matt, not that I've ever experienced the lifestyle you're enjoying now. But here's the thing...you've worked for it, nothing was given to you and you do not take it for granted...nuff said.
Your parents worked hard to give you opportunities. You have worked hard and taken risks. You have earned your lifestyle, enjoy it but never forget your roots. Love the car!
Bloody lovely car Matt! Don't feel guilty. Think of all the sacrifices you've made over the years (like working 7 days a week etc) - then think of this car, your other 2 stunning mercs, your lifestyle, flying business class, TO DUBAI! All this is the culmination of those years of sacrifices! Enjoy it! Live YOUR dream!
Very good philosophy - cars are to be driven. I bought my dream car last year (S560 4M) and been driving it all the time. Not regretting a single mile!
Life is a combination of peaks and valleys. From a previous video,I recall you saying you'd gone a bit stale and let yourself go mentally and physically through overwork etc. But you reinvented your outlook and your approach to this thing we call life and from your valleys,you navigated your way to your peaks and you're flying high. We're here for a good time,not a long time,so enjoy the fruits of your creations mate. As my mum would say,"there's no pockets in a shroud. You can take nothing with you". When we're gone,we're gone. Kudos to you.
Don’t worry about your success you are a good person and deserve it because you work hard. Just remember that. Be kind to other hard working people who may not get the rewards you have been able to achieve.
Ex-Cheshire lad here, have been living in exile for 30 years. I remember chatting to the Rolls-Royce dealer at the car show in Sydney. He had a wonderful Silver-Shadow for sale, and I nearly purchased it there and then. What stopped me? Partly guilt that a Cheshire lad like me could buy one and more importantly, I did not want my dream of owning a Roller to come to an end. I had no such issue buying a Bristol or a Ferrari 400 (cheap back then). I am now back at the stage where I am buying a Roller - such is life!
I absolutely love this motor, glad to hear that you shifted the Range Rover Sport. Enjoy life and live it to the full Matt. Happy motoring, stay safe. 🌈☘️
I also appreciate your humble tone and always enjoy your reviews and commentary. Imposter syndrome is also something I feel at times. I work hard and I treated myself at the beginning of this year and I barely drive the car. Positive self talk usually helps, and while driving an amazing car, always remind yourself, "yea, i definitely deserve this!"
Agree with the mileage sentiment. My Fiesta ST (obviously not in the same league) is at 90k miles and it's so freeing not worrying about it. I enjoy it every day because of it
Thank you for sharing. I had to stop the tube to write a comment. Your words were so encouraging, because it gave us all hope. I am not sure if an autobiography is on your "bucket list," it should be. Your lived experience is worth sharing with the world. The other consideration, and absolutely no pressure, is Mentoring, if I had received a mentoring support tutorial from your lived experience, I would be further along today. Thank you. And finally, who could imagine that your journey would have brought you here, and sharing elements of your personal and inspiring journey. Thank you for sharing. It's inspired me to keep going...
Ha! I knew you'd come to the 5.0 supercharged eventually! Congratulations that thing is sweet! And congratulations on the continued success od the channel, I've been here from bear the beginning and have seen the growth. Keep it going! Enjoy the spoils of success, We can't just all work hard and not treat ourselves every once in a while.
Life is all about choices and priorities. You only live once, so live it to the fullest. You owe that to yourself. This comes from a guy, that had stroke at age 52, after 35 years of working in my own business, basically 24/7. Btw: thats a VERY classy car - and you deserve it. Congrats from Denmark 😉👍
Any advice for a 30 year old guy who has been working in his own company for the past 8 years and I’m worried about my mortality and the inevitable doom of life? Cheers from Finland
Champ
@@MP-Fin well as a 20 year old trying to find a start in life, I’d say you should be very proud and grateful of how far you have come. Once you appreciate every little positive thing in your life it gets a lot better!
Great words and so relatable. I am also 52 and recently had a heart attack. Life is too short and you only get one chance. Live love it, and never apologise for your hard earned success.
@@MP-Fin stop watching the news is my advice. There is nothing on there that assists our lives, it is here to depress us and keep us living without hope. I watched it for 40 years and in these 40 years, there was not one thing relevant to my actual life. Ignorance is bliss!
Huge respect for what you said in this video, young people need to hear this more on social media!
Thanks!
Just enjoy your success Matt you've worked hard for it, that feeling you are getting, will keep you down to earth and grounded, never forget where you've come from.
Enjoy it all and then think "I did this".
Yeah, more thanks to the “chip shortage” which made the used car dealers filthy rich.
I've been following you for a while now Matt and I really appreciate your humble tone in this video. You've clearly worked hard for what you have so enjoy it. Stay grounded and help to elevate those around you and you'll do just fine in the future. Life is for living, and if you are able to live it in the way you want then don't ever feel guilty.
Like my mum used to say: "you'll grow into it".
You've worked most of your adult life to get to this point and it maybe just hasn't sunk in yet that you're a success. But just remember, Matt: you're now the one guy every kid around your neighbourhood is gonna aspire to be like. What a place to be, eh?
That’s a great way to think of it
It’s truly a stunning car Matt. You have worked immensely hard to establish your business, online courses, and TH-cam channel. As a 58 year old who has been on dialysis since 43, I urge you to cast off any feelings of guilt. I had made myself a good job in the civil service, but when illness knocked on my door I had nothing much but my home (and I’m still paying off the mortgage). Life is for living. Enjoy every moment because we don’t know the moment. Plus, that car deserves you; as you said, you’ll love and cherish it, and maintain it properly. Enjoy it Matt. 😉👍🏼
That's class. You chose right. And the guilt thing ? Yep, I get that totally. I think it's more disbelief than guilt. That feeling -- considering your humble beginnings -- that stuff like this always happens to other's & not us. But hey, it has. So enjoy what you've worked hard to acheive. You deserve the rewards.
How refreshing to actually watch someone who talks about this situation with such honesty and compassion. So many these days just want to flaunt situations, possessions, holidays ect all over Social media. I too myself shun away from this and applaud you, you have made my day. It seems every day especially on YOU TUBE, new wannabes are popping up all over the place irritating the hell out of me with this type of showmanship behaviour.
Its called...
"Working-Class Guilt" Matt.
The old...
"Who does he think HE is?!"
The same thing applies if you are "working-class clever".
Ive struggled with that all my life.
I totally "get" where you are coming from.
Its all about "expectations".
Your own...others...friends and family.
Its a very British thing, designed to keep social order, going back into dim and distant history.
In America, people will display their 'belongings' and it isn't so much a bragging session, as it is, "I've worked hard and bought this." It's a display of their hard work. You're correct about the class thing, but I think it extends to Europe a little too. We deride ostentatious things because we assume they were bought by amoral means. Also we need to account for the baseness of mankind and Jealousy.
Don't give in to the guilt Matt, it's programmed into us from an early age! 😃
Well done mate, it's a lovely car and you deserve it, as does anyone who has worked hard to achieve something. Look forward to updates on this....
Continue to enjoy the fruits of your hard work. You've earned the success
Congratulations on the success Matt, you've got literally tens of thousands of people enjoying your content and happy to see someone doing what they enjoy while entertaining and educating others
I appreciate that!
Matt you’re a decent hard working humble chap, you deserve everything you’ve achieved and more! I absolutely love seeing people doing well, hoping you can also get the latest RR Autobiography sometime soon! Enjoy!
Council born and bred too. Looking back now in my mid 50s and thinking about cars; the ones I cherish and remember (my dad's and mine) are the ones that took us on holidays and adventures and family trips. They were loved and looked after. They were practical and reliable. Just average cars each with their memories
In the here and now just go for it Matt. It's part of your business too. As others mention, you deserve it.
Matt, I’ve watched your videos for a couple of years now and I’ve really enjoyed your journey. During lockdown you’re videos were something to look forward to even if they were filmed from inside an Insignia 😳 From the tales of selling bangers in Spain to having a really successful TH-cam channel, highly reputable garage and some amazing cars, it’s great seeing you succeed. You’ve said you work almost everyday, grafting hard and you’re reaping the rewards - you deserve it! Don’t feel guilty! We need to take a page out of our transatlantic cousins book of praising ourselves and each other. Being British, there’s something in our DNA where we default to despising those who have achieved and not acknowledging when we do ourselves. Furthermore, you’ve made a thorough online course to help kick start people into starting their own car company. All I can say is well done and enjoy life! Stay safe Matt 👏😊
You on coke?
I couldn't agree more. I'm Irish & it's exactly the same! Anyone who's "made it" is viewed with suspicion & downright jealousy! We call it begrudgery. I applaud people who have got off their arse & made something of their lives. I myself have tipped along & now the mortgage is finally paid off I am(cautiously) beginning to enjoy life. To hell with the begrudgers!!
Hi matt Its weird isn't it that feeling, I am an ordinary retired chap always worked hard coal mining etc. I live in an ordinary road in Lincoln where we all have basic type cars and 4x4s with the odd loud sporty motor, so I bought an xe Jaguar which looks just great I keep it in my garage (out of the way) and use my 13 plate freelander as my daily motor BUT when I take the Jag out for a spin, not racing about or showing off, I feel rather uncomfortable as if I don't belong in the car almost feel out of my depth. Love the new Range Rover, keep up the good work mate. Derrick.
I once worked on a guys house… who worked for JLR and his driveway cars were both autobiographies and worth more than my house 🤣😭.
No more deserving humble guy than yourself who actually deserves success
Hi, you never know what's around the corner, you have worked hard to get to this point, so just enjoy every minute of it. Definitely no need to feel guilty about anything. But please remember to keep yourself grounded and enjoy life as much as you can. I've been watching you now for the two/three years, it's been fantastic to see you and the channel grow. All the time you are enjoying it, please keep up the good work.
Live the dream Matt, while you're allowed to mate. Because sooner or later someone is going to force us all to stop the fun and just live boring mundane lives.
Thats the truth, You'll own nothing and be happy, World Economic Forum
Are you referring to the missus?
You must be married also Shane Davies
@@paulie-Gualtieri. Herr Schwab. The Nazi Bond villain. Vee vill reset your vorld by 2030 😮
You deserve everything you get , I have been watching this channel since it started , it’s amazing to see it grow , congrats
Super proud of you Matt. Very hard to find decent, honest, down to earth reviews. Wish you all the success and hope to one day be buying an autobiography of you!
We're here for a good time not a long time. You've worked hard for what you have and probably inspired others along the way. Enjoy the fruit of your labours Matt you deserve it.
Always enjoyed my Range Rovers but despite them still being the best IMO the image has been cheapened ironically as the cost has accelerated. In the end it made me feel like a marketing man’s dream as I bought into the latest models etc - it all feels so artificial. I have never felt better since switching back to much cheaper motoring. No stress and most cheaper cars are more than adequate. Mortgages paid off is a much better feeling than the latest Land Rover offering.
The various Range Rover variants are very expensive in Australia and have a (perhaps slightly unwarranted) poor reputation for quality. They are ridiculously cool though.
After a lifetime of being a Range Rover and Land Rover owner, 2-years ago when wanting to upgrade from my last Range Rover, I was looking at an L405. Here in Western Australia for not less than $100,000 you were looking at an 8-year old car which would have around 120,000kms minimum. Unfortunately, my head won over my heart and for slightly less money I bought a brand new Y62 Patrol Ti-L. Whilst Range Rover may always hold my heart It just didn’t make financial sense. @David Busch I have to agree.
@@davel4471 Great choice. I love the Patrol. Great value for money, especially compared to the Landcruiser, and a stonking engine.
I feel exactly the same driving my little Toyota that I actually own. No finance payments to worry about. 😉🙂👍👍
Buy a late L322 and keep the rest of the money.
Understand how you’re feeling Matt - I remember that feeling many years ago when I bought my first RR L322
However you earned it through honest hard work - and it’s nice to reward yourself and enjoy something thing which gives you great pleasure otherwise what’s the point of it all ? Good luck to you - beautiful car - Autobiography is different gravy. Still loving my 2011 RR L322 5.0SC Autobiography- as you say they are the best cars in the World 👍 Now stop questioning yourself and enjoy it ☺️
Well done Matt. It's called the 'compound effect' and 'the tipping point' - two books I'd recommend and basically, it's when all those small things you've ever done, tried, failed and successes come together at what seems at once. We'll done and congratulations on the continued success of your business, Channel and life 👏
Interesting video this, and oddly not really to do with the car, though it's lovely. What you're experiencing happens to many person who come from humble, typically working class, backgrounds. For years, the things you have access to now, were the preserve of the "old" rich & the famous. But you've worked hard, generated decent wealth to allow you to afford these things and every right to enjoy them as anyone else, if not more due to the effort it took to get there. Remember this tho' - regardless of all the trinkets & high life, you will always be that lad from Stockport, it'll be in your DNA and never leave by the sounds of it, thankfully. That is something money can't buy - integrity, honesty & humbleness. Enjoy it but stay humble & kind.
Don't do this to yourself, Matt;) You work hard for your success, 7 days a week - you deserve a proper reward like this. If anyone would have an issue with your Range Rover, well... it's their problem!
And the car itself is astonishing, even though it isn't black:)
Oh man, I just love the british sense of humour. You're a great entertainer and the videography is top notch.
Congrats from southern Europe!
Thank you very much!
Ive watched every one of your videos, some of them twice, watched you grow and know just how hard you must have worked to get where you are now. Enjoy it Matt, you've earned it!
Success is a mirage. As soon as you think you’re getting to achieve your aspirations, they scuttle off toward the horizon and change. Cars are your business, Matt - remember that - this current RR is just another car, another set of keys in your pocket, that’s all.
No need to feel like an imposter Matt - proper down to earth bloke living the life you've worked hard to achieve for yourself. Enjoy every second of it, including the ones spent wafting down to southern Spain in that wonderful new RR!
I also love Range Rovers , I’ve got a 69 plate velar , worked the last 25 years, 70 hrs a week , so last October I treated myself, you work hard , one life live it . Beautiful machine you have there , be proud .
That wood interior is gorgeous. Great video as usually 👍
Keep it up Matt.. you deserve it. The joy of being your own boss
You deserve the finer things in life. You work hard and clearly are dedicated to your work as well. Nothing wrong with enjoying the results of your hard work. If it makes you feel better look at all the spoiled talentless people living in Los Angeles who do absolutely no work and all the "influencers" who clearly don't deserve those things. You work hard and you deserve it. Don't feel guilty :)
He worked hard? Cut the crap, he never worked one hour in his life, ask a coal miner or Oil rig operator what's "hard work"
It's a bad world when people are known as influencers
@@azteka6103 or a farmer
Great vid Matt, no need to feel bad, you deserve to enjoy everything you've worked so hard for! As long as it doesn't change you as a person or the way you treat others, it's all good 👍
Stunning Range Rover!! Your videos actually convinced me that it was okay to have a car that I had always dreamed of owning but been too scared to buy (and not to buy in to all of the Land Rover horror stories too). Love my Sport, but might actually overcome the fear of owning a Vogue one day…
Material possessions will never make you happy, not beyond the initial moment of interest. What keeps us going is having a higher ideal to strive for.
It’s brilliant Matt, I love it. I’ve had that same feeling, we have a FPace 3.0 R Sport in black and never thought I’d spend £30k+ on a car, my wife said to me we deserve to enjoy life you only come here once so why not and I thought you are right and don’t feel that bad anymore. Enjoy the car as we do ours.
I have been looking at the 300 sport for a while now haha, my wife likes the look of the F pace. Is it a loud car?
“To acquire money requires valor, to keep money requires prudence, and to spend money well is an art.”
Berthold Auerbach
Great looking car am not keen on the colour, but the interior is beautiful. I have always fancied a proper Range Rover, having taken one on a test drive that developed a fault before returning to the dealership I was put off. I am sure they aren’t all bad wish I could get myself one now
Hey! Live your life. I ran an accountancy practice for years. I could not believe how successful we were. I sold out and am now running a small holding in deepest rural Wales with lambs, goats and chickens as well as huge veggie plots. I love 'mucking out', weeding and working with my neighbours. I am deeply happy. No problem.
What a beautiful machine ! Another great video. In my opinion, you have worked bloody hard for what you
have achieved !. You deserve the success. Blloming good luck to you Matt
I was really excited when you got your blue merc ! It felt like a win for us All ! Stick to it and give thanks to God !
Love the car Matt. You deserve it. Don't feel guilty for working hard and reaping the rewards. Enjoy everyday and put some miles on that Rangey.
Congratulations!! I've been lucky enough to drive 5.0 V8 and it's like butter so smooth. Motor way driving is effortless and quiet while the seat massages your back and the AC cools your under carriage!!
This won't be a popular comment but I'm sensing the overt humbleness and self-deprecation is rather fake and all a bit of an act/show, he does have an acting background after all...This has very much turned into a flexing channel of his cars (probably all on finance), constantly judging others for their buying decisions and complaining about the 'general public'. Used to enjoy his reviews a while back but not anymore. Shame.
Exactly.. the guy is making a video on buying a new Range rover (through his business as a stock item) drops in a business class trip to Dubai while renting a yacht.. then proceeds to say in the same breath "flaunting my lifestyle isint me, it feels wrong". It's the same story for all his new stock.
It's the reason I stopped watching a few months ago but curiosity got the better of me with the thumbnail even though I knew it would be more of the same crap.
Guys like him spend all their money (and rely on banks) to look like they have money. It's sad really!
Yes, for someone who hates bragging he seems to be quite adept at it. A natural I'd say. Or perhaps he just dislikes it in others. This channel has taken a bit of a turn I'm afraid and is starting to make me cringe.
You're all salty, get a grip. If you want nice things in life, go and work for it and not spend it crying in the TH-cam comments, lol.
@@warrengeew Warren you're clearly mentally slow hence failing to spot the nuances of my point. Nothing to do with envy or being 'salty', did you write that with crayons? Range Rovers and Dubai holidays are both painfully common and unoriginal hence the irony of his attempts at flexing but also putting a lot of effort into his 'humble' persona.
@@warrengeew I’m quite flattered they think I’m that good of an actor 😂
I volunteer for a mental health charity. ‘I am not worthy’ is a very common state of mind for our clients.
Love your work 👍
You've worked hard for what you have Matt. Don't feel guilty at all, so enjoy it. Life is short. . . But, you are right to remember where you came from. I to used to work 6 or 7 days a week (sometimes upto 90 hrs a week) and I achieved real success in the field of computers systems in industry, through pure hard work and using my head. But I never forgot where I came from and it has served me very well in life. From an educated ditch digger now aged 57: Rob, Wales.
You were raised right by a hard working family who never flashed the cash. You have worked your socks off to get where you are now.
You should be humble in what you've achieved. You're not rubbing it in our faces, you're sharing your passion with the rest of us. Rock on Mathew! 🤟💪👍
Thank you!
@@HighPeakAutos no problem at all. You're welcome. 👍
You deserve success, I have my own business and have been through the same, 10 years grinding then success. I watch a lot of your videos and recently bought a Jaguar XJ (always wanted one) and your video convinced the wife it was a good buy! I can't thank you enough , the joy from driving it and simply being in it is amazing. Keep up the good work.
Well done. They’re great cars
Don't beat yourself up. You're an honest, intelligent, witty and hard working fellow. Enjoy the success that you have created, and enjoy life. No regrets!
You have clearly worked exceedingly hard for what you have. Never feel ashamed of your success.
Lots of people work damn hard and can’t buy such a luxury BUT, you can and you are humble enough to recognise this. I think you should enjoy it and stay grounded as you always have. Well done and love the motor and interior.
Thanks!
You have come from humble beginnings and made something of yourself, enjoy the fruits of your hard labour.
Matt don’t feel bad about your success. You’ve grafted for it. It’s sort of a good thing that you feel like that, just don’t turn into a tail and keep doing Saab reviews now and again! But certainly enjoy the success. I’m pleased for you and I’m sure loads others on here are too.
I’ve been watching your channels for a while now and you seem a genuine hard working guy who is now seeing the fruits of that hard work, enjoy it, it’s well deserved.
I appreciate that!
Reminds me of what a guy called Jimmy Tarbuck once recalled. From humble beginings, he was driving through his native Liverpool in his new Roller, when he got a dirty look from a local. He felt so guilty that he sold the car and never bought another. Different times. You deserve what you have ,enjoy it while you can.
That’s true
dont feel guilty, you earnt your luxobarge, i came from a similar background to you and through hard work i managed to retire six years early to a nice place by the sea whilst those i grew up with are mainly still groveling round in the mud.
you only live once so make the most of it and enjoy every moment.
that part the "i love the natural wood part " that was gold like those kinda nuggets are what makes this channel amazing to be fair and also that's actually the part i stunned into
I know how you feel - I moved to Australia when I was 30 and my lifestyle now just seems surreal in many way. I have a Range Rover Sport, BMW M2, big caravan, 3 properties and looking to retire at 58. I live 5 mins from the beach and never have any money concerns. I pinch myself at times as can’t believe just how well I have done - it is down to working hard and now I am reaping the rewards. But having a reasonably humble background from North Wales it does feel weird - but enjoyable! Enjoy your rewards in life - we are only here once
You've earned it, Matt. I like the version you've chosen. Class! Enjoy your new life level. Ease into it ... and I'm not speaking of the natural wood thing...well, not necessarily anyway. You're much more than a "used car dealer". You give great advice, for all car owners, you're witty, honest and want to do the best you can for your customers. That is a whole hell of a lot to be proud of. God bless! P.S.: In your travels, don't forget to find true love. That is the "Range Rover" of the heart and of life.
Thanks so much!
Story time....
A few years ago, I knew a guy, about the same as age as me and with a similar upbringing who's job was piloting Eric Clapton's boat.
He told me a story about when him and Mr Clapton were in Falmouth discussing the refit of another super yacht, they went for a walk when Clapton stopped, looked over Falmouth and broke down. He asked what had he ever done to deserve a lifestyle that he was enjoying.......
Can happen to anyone but hard work should be rewarded - if not, whats the point.
You're doing a great job and have a huge following - that's priceless mate...👍👍
I love that story. Thanks for sharing
Enjoy it Matt, why not! Personally I’ve just bought a 2005 Discovery 3 and I live in the Channel Islands, now as a bloke born in Manchester and raised in Wythenshawe I feel like I’ve made it!
So don’t feel guilty, feel proud and enjoy your rewards!
Our lives are grounded in our values and they develop as we mature and change. It is absolutely right to ask yourself exactly those questions and, to my mind, never take driving a Mercedes or flying business class for granted. My view is to never lose a sense of wonder and your true self-identity - it's what makes your videos so interesting and educational.
Thank you! I totally agree
When I heard your thoughts about becoming successful in short period of time and at the same time you know that your audience’s level of success is somewhere in the middle, you started to miss that middle level. Cos you’ve almost reached the top and you think what next? The real level of satisfaction is always when you give something to others. In your case you can add to your daily routine something like, helping someone find his dream car or the car he needs to provide for his family etc. When you make others happy, that very thing will make you happy as well. That is real secret of fulfillment and satisfaction .
You are still young, onwards and upwards, just keep doing what you are doing and DON’T look back, strive for more success, keep going until you can’t achieve any more. Congratulations, well done for your achievements. Great car by they way.
Matt I absolutely love your new car! Interior is something else & also your plate compliments the Car, looks very classy.
Thanks so much!
Never doubt or be embarrassed of what you've achieved. Be proud and stay humble.
I have a 4.4 v8 vogue L322 and love it
You put the pieces of the puzzle together all this video. Most people are raised with mentalities of "Don't show off your wealth, all debt is bad debt" etc that their parents/ their environment/ their teachers teach them and if you never want to be richer than those people, then go ahead and listen to their advice on money.
You're making it, you've hit a great milestone so celebrate your victory and keep going because you're only getting started!
Thanks!
Great looking car, beautiful colour, great to see white/black, just what you need whilst your business is going well. Enjoy it for a year, max out the warranty as everything will break/fall off then flog it quickly before what is left falls off and busts your business. No guilt allowed, we can all enjoy a treat in our lives if you have genuinely worked for it. In a few years you will be rocking around in an old Honda saying " Done all the cars I wanted, now I drive this because it is all that I want for me and my needs, not wants". We have all done it...! (Not the Rangie of course, or I really would be broke).
Nice one Matt. Lovely car! You went out and bought a new car, I went out and bought a 40yr old Triumph Acclaim (what I used to drive when I was 18 on my Dad's insurance) which I have wanted for years to relive my youth !!. Mind you, it got a few head turns as I was driving it back from Doncaster to Solihull, and it didn't miss a beat. Enjoy your car buddy!
You are living your life with urgency being the best you can be. That is my observation and if we all did that the world would be a better place. Congratulations for being you and I have only best wishes for you. I have never seen in such detail a second hand car dealer being so honest and caring about the business.
Thank you. It’s the sense of urgency which is both good and bad
That feeling only grows from self made entrepreneurs who experienced ups and downs I think.
Congratulations to your new RR!
Disagree, I think it more down to the persons roots, social order and working class expectations amongst their working class peers, friends and family.
Just perfect !....hang on to it .. I am smiling again , thanks ..
You are a good soul Matt, you'll never become arrogant or haughty, you are just someone who loves beautiful technology and there's nothing wrong with that. Enjoy your success and keep your noble humility. Good on you. Harry
Thanks!
Don't beat yourself up Matt, you've worked hard for success and will never forget your past (even if the guilt twinges are strong).
People won't begrudge you that.....Worst type are those that haven't had to work for the living!
You're no 'Hooray Henry'.....
As another Working class lad who has worked hard and loves his cars too - just enjoy yourself, I agree this is class not shouty and loud like some other expensive 4x4’s.
Well Done!
Matt, you are a gentleman and an extremely hard working and honest guy. You have created your own success. Don't put yourself down, Roy Keane too is an honest and hard working guy..why shouldn't you both enjoy each other's company on a plane trip....Please don't put yourself down , you got your work ethic from your parents... Yes there are lots of begrudgers in the big world, I am sure everyone here on this link wish you every success. By the way I have listened to your advice and just bought myself a Range Rover Sport , Thank you for being you. Wishing you the best of health and continued success.
It’s called working hard , enjoy the fruits of your labours. Ignore the hate or guilt, that’s a UK thing… if you were anywhere else you’d be applauded for being successful.
Welcome “back” lol, very nice RR once again. I’ve just sold my 2008 RRS and gone for 2010 4.4TDV8 Autobiography, oh my my my what a car lol. Great video mate, your channel gave me the nudge to get into RR and I love it. Had the TDV8 for 6 weeks and due to it not being loved or looked after just spent £2.5k getting bits sorted, fingers crossed I’ll get 12 months trouble free cruising in absolute comfort. Cheers Matt
Totally agree, it looks so sober and regal and white looks amazing. Congrats man!
You're a great example to youngsters to show what can be achieved with honest hard work, dedication and perseverance instead of the other avenues that are available and tempting to them these days. Be proud of your success, you've earned it, we need more people like you, especially in the motor trade.
You can’t fault your hard work. All these choices have got you to where you are now. Be proud of everything. There is no reason for guilt. Enjoy it to the fullest. Great vehicle and video again. Well done that man!
Thank you. Still getting used to it
Completely get the guilt thing Matt, not that I've ever experienced the lifestyle you're enjoying now. But here's the thing...you've worked for it, nothing was given to you and you do not take it for granted...nuff said.
Your parents worked hard to give you opportunities. You have worked hard and taken risks. You have earned your lifestyle, enjoy it but never forget your roots. Love the car!
Congrats for your success Matt! I've been following you since the beginning of your channel. Keep up the good work and enjoy it :)
Bloody lovely car Matt! Don't feel guilty. Think of all the sacrifices you've made over the years (like working 7 days a week etc) - then think of this car, your other 2 stunning mercs, your lifestyle, flying business class, TO DUBAI! All this is the culmination of those years of sacrifices! Enjoy it! Live YOUR dream!
Very good philosophy - cars are to be driven. I bought my dream car last year (S560 4M) and been driving it all the time. Not regretting a single mile!
Nice choice!
If you can drive past the car spotters in Alderley Edge without being noticed in it you've made the absolute right choice.
Life is a combination of peaks and valleys. From a previous video,I recall you saying you'd gone a bit stale and let yourself go mentally and physically through overwork etc. But you reinvented your outlook and your approach to this thing we call life and from your valleys,you navigated your way to your peaks and you're flying high. We're here for a good time,not a long time,so enjoy the fruits of your creations mate. As my mum would say,"there's no pockets in a shroud. You can take nothing with you". When we're gone,we're gone. Kudos to you.
Thats quite right. Its getting the balance right; thats the key.
@@HighPeakAutos 100%
Don’t worry about your success you are a good person and deserve it because you work hard. Just remember that. Be kind to other hard working people who may not get the rewards you have been able to achieve.
Ex-Cheshire lad here, have been living in exile for 30 years. I remember chatting to the Rolls-Royce dealer at the car show in Sydney. He had a wonderful Silver-Shadow for sale, and I nearly purchased it there and then. What stopped me? Partly guilt that a Cheshire lad like me could buy one and more importantly, I did not want my dream of owning a Roller to come to an end. I had no such issue buying a Bristol or a Ferrari 400 (cheap back then). I am now back at the stage where I am buying a Roller - such is life!
I absolutely love this motor, glad to hear that you shifted the Range Rover Sport. Enjoy life and live it to the full Matt. Happy motoring, stay safe. 🌈☘️
I also appreciate your humble tone and always enjoy your reviews and commentary. Imposter syndrome is also something I feel at times. I work hard and I treated myself at the beginning of this year and I barely drive the car. Positive self talk usually helps, and while driving an amazing car, always remind yourself, "yea, i definitely deserve this!"
Hello Matt, you work hard and seem like a nice guy, you enjoy your new car. Thank you for taking the time to upload another video. Ged
Agree with the mileage sentiment. My Fiesta ST (obviously not in the same league) is at 90k miles and it's so freeing not worrying about it. I enjoy it every day because of it
Just do it Matt and do it while you can because who knows what tomorrow will bring. That’s a beautiful beast of a car!
Thank you for sharing. I had to stop the tube to write a comment. Your words were so encouraging, because it gave us all hope. I am not sure if an autobiography is on your "bucket list," it should be. Your lived experience is worth sharing with the world. The other consideration, and absolutely no pressure, is Mentoring, if I had received a mentoring support tutorial from your lived experience, I would be further along today. Thank you. And finally, who could imagine that your journey would have brought you here, and sharing elements of your personal and inspiring journey. Thank you for sharing. It's inspired me to keep going...
Thanks!
Ha! I knew you'd come to the 5.0 supercharged eventually!
Congratulations that thing is sweet!
And congratulations on the continued success od the channel, I've been here from bear the beginning and have seen the growth. Keep it going! Enjoy the spoils of success, We can't just all work hard and not treat ourselves every once in a while.
Thanks! 👍