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We’re in Brazil to get a taste of this country’s insanely unique car scene. They have cars we’ve never even heard of, and we’re gonna experience these insane builds firsthand.
Big thanks to our boy @_glopes for showing us around Sao Paulo
Follow the shops we visited in this video: @arvedsgarage and @madeforstreetmotorsports
And thanks to Jamie Orr @xjamiexoe for sharing his knowledge of this beautiful country with us!
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Smash it! Like it owes you an R33!
BRBR HUE awesome vid bro keep it up
You guys really didn’t mention how strange it is that there are French car brands in Brazil like:
Citroen
Renault
Please come to South Africa next, we have the wildest, most diverse and unique car scene!
PLEASE make more videos like this!
this has got to be one of the coolest recent donut videos
I agree
Factos
agree
100%
Yes! I’d love to see them visit more car scenes in other countries!
Amazing that you guys went to Brazil, proudly brazilian speaking here!
Não entendo como seu comentário ainda não está no topo kkk, quando vai levar um carro com GM F2 para os EUA? É basicamente o AP de GM no Brasil, eu estou preparando um omega 2.0 turbo aqui.
Kadett gsi 🤯
brazil penta numero , murder rate.
Incrível como o Anderson fundador da fueltech é tão humilde, o cara é só mais um doido por carros nesse mundo
Anderson nosso maior representante no cenário. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho 🇧🇷
- Ô moço, onde eu consigo achar rachadores e carros tunados?
- Lá no posto Ipiranga!
melhor comentario
e é assim em todo BR kkkkkkk
@@filipeleleansim, no posto Ipiranga 🇧🇷😂
Mandou a braba kkkkkkkkk
brazilian content
I don't know why, but this made me shed a tear. I haven't been behind the scenes of this video, but for what I have seen, Brazilians look like those cousins you can't wait to visit on holidays. The fact that they also have a car scene made of "what they have available", also makes it up for their awesomeness. I loved every bit of this video. Un saluto dall'Italia ai fratelli Brasiliani ❤
Ti saluto amico italiano!
Welcome to Brasil!!!
You would love to see the Fiat Uno we have here too! 🤩🇮🇹
brother, BR suffers a lot from politics, but it has the most resilient people possible and we always find a way to overcome our needs to have what we love, and Brazilians LOVE cars A LOT, if you come to Brazil pay attention to what you will see of the cars in the streets, you won't see anything luxurious, but a lot of whimsy and of course, if you take an Uber, knock the door kindly. hugs from BR/Rio de Janeiro
nós do Brasil, somos muito acolhedores
This is by far the best and most respectful portrayal of Brazilian culture I have ever seen. As a Brazilian living in the US for more than 7 years, the respect and care you guys had making this video is out of this world! Thank you! Obrigado!
Nobody cares. Stop shlobbering their meat
The only thing I didn't like was how they depicted the import taxation. I is true that this is the justification given for it, but when you look at how little the government invests in those industries compared to how much the taxes hurt consumer, you see its all lies and just a way to make more money
@@Kenajcrap I think they get it but Donuts not a political show, however if more positive outlets like this show Brazil's Beautiful Side, then perhaps more powerful entities will intervene
I love how Brazilians work with what they have, it shows their resilience
We’re all human at the end of the day. We all love the same thing too! Just all round respect 🫡
Que documentário foda na moral, meus sinceros parabéns por mostrar a cena automotiva do Brasil para o mundo tão bem!
Concordo mn
Salve Geta 😂
Muito foda mesmo!
Tem que dar um jeito de chamar esses gringos para dar uma volta no teu chevas kkkkkk
Eita olha só quem eu achei aqui rapaiz se não é o Geta
With me living in Brazil for the last three years, one key take-away I've had from it, is how crafty these dear people are. Super-friendly, work with what they have and don't complain. Such an amazing country! Eu amo Brasil! 🇧🇷
todos são Bem Vindos sempre no Brasil e com nós num tem crise msm a gente faz acontecer contra tudo e todos, brasileiro num desiste nunca.
Thank you bro! We love everyone who comes to our country and appreciate the beauty in it!
Não reclamar é o problema. Nunca vamos sair do lugar por causa disso.
Se por um lado não reclamamos na hora de fazer o que tem que ser feito, por outro reclamar é um passatempo nacional
Não caia nesse papinho de que o problema do Brasil é o brasileiro
Já morei fora e posso dizer que não é preguiça, não é falta de caráter, não tem nada de errado com o brasileiro que as pessoas não tenham lá fora também. Gente é gente no mundo todo.
Nossos problemas são históricos e políticos, não uma falha ética que existe no nosso povo
(Claro que sempre podemos e devemos melhorar na ética tbm)
@@adilsonlucindo1679acho que na parte política é mais questão de fazer mesmo, ir lá tomar tudo mas resetar mesmo, não deixar 1 dane-se a ideologia polarização, não tem um que se salva, e depois brasileiro começar votar pensando mais, é difícil dizer pra quem precisa e recebe comida pra votar em tal político escolher com consciência mas esse pensamento imediatista é o que mata, daí ficam botando uns tiririca da vida lá pelos motivos mais fúteis
As someone who worked with a lot of Brazilian luxury watches clients for years, I can safely tell you that Brazilians are one of the most cultured people. They take pride in their culture but they're also very open to new stuff. People with really good taste for life.
Donut should totally start a travel series. There is a car culture in almost every country that needs to be explored! Awesome video guys!
YES! 1,000%
If they could highlight car culture in places we don't usually hear from (i.e. not Japan or Britain) that'd be so sick.
Imagine Donut Worldwide Tuning Tour!
@@RezboaDog Britain has a car culture? I don't think old people in Bentleys gathering at Lord Britoughston's mansion counts.
I know many will think Japan would be cool, but honestly, I want to see AUSTRALIA!
@@ziggy5829 Australia, NZ, UK, Germany, Panama, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Malaysia, Japan, you name it! Car culture is literally everywhere
This is the most genuine car scene I've seen in a while, it's giving old school NFS/Fast & Furious vibes, I love it
It really feels like NFS and early Fast & Furious vibes
That’s maybe because everything is quite expensive so only people who are deeply in love in cars can afford to do those things. It’s quite amazing, fr!
Yes
@@danilosilvadelia8648 Not always. We can get cheap tuning for cheaper cars, like the gol. Most people on the video aren't wealthy at all.
well, those games from black box era and their references are pretty popular around south america even today
As a brazilian I have to compliment you for how accurate you described key aspects of our car scene in just 15 minutes.
Like you mentioned, the importation taxes are a huge factor, so people have to try to do the best with what they have.
As a suggestion, if you manage to add portuguese subtitles I'm sure this video will reach even more viewers here in Brazil, God bless! 😄
It really would. English is catching on, but is not that spread out in our country.
Concordo mas o TH-cam tem uma funcao de auto-traducao que funciona bem no video
"As a brazilian..." 🥱🥱
@@Lucaz99 so no celular, no pc não tem essa opção. ele deve ter comentado pelo pc;
@@triplocore??
This makes me view brazil in such higher regards, a truly devoted people who love what they have and what they can make out of it, kudos to brazil for being awesome.
"A Brazilian never give up" is our motto here in Brazil, it's part of our culture to be truly devoted to what we love!
I was born and raised here, and I can confirm, regardless of the problems we have, we dedicate ourselves a lot to the things we love, it's a cultural issue
É claro que existem pessoas de classe media pra cima que possuem um pouco mais de condições para tunar um golf gti, nosso Jetta ea211 turbo, Up TSI, Polo TSI, entre outros vários carros que no seu país é comum e barato, mas para nós, é algo um level acima.
No video existem 350z's, BMW's, supras (no Brasil inteiro, provavelmente deve ter uns 15 supras no máximo!!) R35's, muitas ferraris mercedes novas e luxuosas, mas esse pessoal faz parte do 1% mais rico da população, que se encontra nas grandes capitais de todos os estados.
Na nossa realidade, ou seja, a esmagadora maioria do Brasil, os motores AP turbo são de fato os mais populares, também há Volkswagen Fusca com motores preparados, alguns com EJ25 de subaru! (temos um grande culto aos motores boxer aircooled, devido a alguns grandes sucessos automotivos nacionais do passado.)
Somos criativos e adoramos viver assim, mas sempre temos o sonho de que algum dia os impostos de importação abaixem para que os nossos sonhos molhados de ter um carro diferente seja mais acessível.
Brasileiro é muito legal!
A gente recebe todo mundo de braços abertos!!! 😊
É isso aí Lucão
cuspiu fatos meu mano
Eu sabia que esse vídeo ia acontecer mas só de ver isso me deixa mais feliz
Lucão ta em todas, aí sim
Pió
For anyone wondering:
The "AP engine" is a VW EA827 with some touches by the Brazilian engineers (mainly 144mm connecting rods instead of the original 136mm ones that came in the MD-270), the AP name came from "Alta Performance" or High Performance in English, and is more of a nickname than the engine model per say.
As the guys said, it kinda is our LS, mainly because of the sheer quantity of this things around, but also for the cast iron block and for it's known capacity to handle boost (we joke a lot about the "AP treskilemei", or AP three-BARs-and-a-half).
Treiskilimey making Brazil famous
krl sabia disso n
Thanks for the extra information from everyone from everywhere else
Aqui é treskilimei caralho ahahha
what 0 P does to a MF...
Que orgulho ver o Brasil ser retratado de forma tao genuína e cheio de paixão.
Por motivos como esse que eu ainda amo o nosso Brasil!
Sim mano, muito foda mesmo
Sério? Por gostar de carro esse é o motivo que mais odeio o Brasil..
sim, tendo carros inferiores e extremamente entediantes!
@@minos5594 chevette é foda
Please turn this into a series where you guys go around different cities across the world and discover the car cultures there
EDIT: glad im not the only one who thinks this is a great idea. Come to Kuala Lumpur and see a 400HP Perodua Myvi :)
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This... yes.... do THIS 🎉
THIS GUY HAS SOME GOOD IDEAS 😂😂😭
OMG THAT WOULD BE AWESOME
YESSS!! so far this video has been anything but SIICK!! love it!
O cara deu role com o Alemão da Caravan, ai tem coragem hahahahaha, ele deveria ter visto as arrancadas que tem no Brasil, só carro top e os Fuscas dando coro em muitos carros, vídeo top, é a primeira vez que vejo um gringo explicar tão bem sobre os carros do Brasil, muito gratificante ver vídeos assim, me senti honrado que tenha vindo para o Brasil ver nossa cultura!
Coragem ou só não sabia onde tava se metendo hahaha
Mano, a alegria de ter visto esse vídeo não tem explicação
"só carro top".... pra um cara que vem dos EUA???
Só sinto vergonha
Pois é. Já vi até Opala dando coro em Nissan GTR na arrancada
Love the video. Also Brazilian car culture reminds me Alot of the car culture in my home country Croatia, not many people in the states know about Croatia but it's on Europe and the golf mk2 and bmw M3 are like the most driven street race cars here as well as Mercedes and civics type r
Ok, as a Brazilian, I need to ask:
You like them round or square?
Aqui no Brasil todo mundo conhece a Croácia ( depois da copa de 2018 e 2022 kkkk )
Oq ele nn falou é que os carros brasileiro são o lixo que ngm quer ma qualidade sem segurança é gasolina que é mais jogo por veneno
Alemão da Caravan
90% rindo
10% gargalhando
I love this episode! I think doing a “car culture around the world” series would be killer!
im brazilian, and i was smiling through the entire video! Thank you very much for showing our culture to the world. We are very proud of it, and really happy that you enjoyed it.
I'm American and was smiling during the whole video! I love seeing car culture in different parts of the world!
@@Weeeebz Buy a Opala and make a LS Swap in US, will be awesome!
E incrível ver a galera do donut vindo pro Brasil pra conhecer a nossa cultura seja no asfalto ou na culinária.
6 meses se passaram, e até hj não superei esse video. daqui 6 meses volto pra dizer a mesma coisa kkk
ta na hora, deu 6 meses
Cadê mano bora, volta aí
This may not be the old Donut that we wanted back, but it is the new Donut that we didn’t know we needed. Thank you!!
Man seriously!!!💯💯💯💯
I still miss Bart, but yeah.
finally finally really really good content i love it
This needs to be a series and the episodes need to be at least twice as long!
Always good to see something that shows Brazil beyond football, funk and carnival.
As a Brazilian, I’ve never felt my country so truly represented
"As a brazilian..." 🥱🥱
?@@triplocore
@@dosantoszy abana o rabinho e pede biscoito pros gringos, vai
ih sai dai mlk, mama o obnde@@triplocore
@@dosantoszytu q ta doido pra mamar um gringo ai, viralatinha kkkkkkkkkkk
Dude this is one of the best videos that Donut has made to date. I love the hell out of this. Going around to different cities checking out the car culture is a great idea! You could do mexico, japan, cuba. This was awesome. Thanks dudes.
100%
I was thinking the same thing. Jobe is going to have a pretty sick jobe of traveling the world to experience different car cultures.
Sure!!!! It was already amazing what they've done, but, with more time available, they would Go dipper and get a real glimpse of what the Brazilian scene is. For that reason, they must get a whole chapter for the Mavericks and another for a Marea turbo and it's beloved mischaps...
Honestly this is one of the best donut videos i've seen in recent memory. More like this with Jobe would be amazing. The whole video felt natural and like Zach was very comfortable as a solo host!
Zach killed this video! First great video for a while
Man, thank you for visiting and showing everyone the different cultures and aspects of our country. I really like how it was realistically portrayed in this video without any of the tropes like samba or soccer. Loved seeing this content from my favorite car channel!!
this video should've been 1 hour long, amazing stuff guys, hope you enjoyed my country and the crazy car culture and people there!
I'm Brazilian and I LOVED this video. No gimmicks, no "Samba de Janeiro", just pure and real car culture.
I really would like to see you in Argentina. They are very similar to us, but with cooler imports and things that are very exotic too, like some obscure Dodges. They can be crazier than us, for sure!
We love Volkswagens, they love Fiats! Everything we do with our Gols, they do with their Unos!
Yes! Obrigado bro! Hope they see this lol
what's wrong with samba de janeiro??????????????
@@heathcliffhappy2582 it's so bad it is like the result of a diarrhea
@@heathcliffhappy2582 it gets irritating after some point. são paulo has little to do with Rio
@@heathcliffhappy2582 nothing bro, its good and the culture of Rio de Janeiro is beutiful too, with the Samba and MPB , but for countrys outside brazil, we are just "Samba de Janeiro", but as u can see in this video, we are more than this and have other cultures too. This guys hating Rio its just haters of theyr own country. :)
One of the BEST Donut videos I've seen in a while. Love to see the boys travel and connect the wider car culture together instead of just talking about it. Donut has a great community - keep feeding into it by digging deeper into it!
Yeah that Opala ride sums Brazil pretty well, red lights are more of a warning than a rule for most people.
We, Brazilians, have had this culture with cars for decades, from putting mothballs in engines and relieving weight, to single turbos, bi-turbos, superchargers and nitro, we have always loved cars and our culture is growing more and more abroad. ,hugs from Brazil and Portugal.
This was BY FAR one of, if not, the best pieces of Donut content ever. PLEASE do more stuff like this. I'm sure it's very expensive but it was so interesting. I would even love if a trip like this was one really long video or a short series of videos with full on interviews. Almost like a mini docu series. But, again, 10/10 video
10/10 to me also. They need to do more stuff like this one ! Especially on SP State countryside.
@@JPindanga would be fun if they came to europe, given I'm from spain would love a donut video here testing turbo diesel seats!
@@arnaugilros9232 true! I'd love to know more of the euro small turbo diesel car culture!
Theres just NO WAY you guys only had about 15 minutes worth of video content! We need a part 2, 3, 4, 5 ASAP!!!
This^^^
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There is a lot more you could do in São Paulo. You should explore more the roads iligal races over there. They are amazing
Ótimo mini-doc. Sou brasileiro e não tinha ideia de como a cena de car-modding aqui era tão ativa e criativa. Muito bom!
São Paulo é São Paulo
It's sad that the video is so short, this deserved to be a full hour documentary.
i thought it shoulve been longer as well
I thought so too
Like share subscribe and they’ll make more of this kinda shit; or at least that’s how I’ve always understood it to work
Cara, é de deixar a gente emocionado ver alguém tão importante da cultura automotiva vir ao Brasil, reconhecer o quão rica é a nossa cultura, fazer um conteúdo tão completo, respeitar e entender o valor dos nossos clássicos, e realmente curtir tudo que conheceu aqui. Espetacular.
Se eu falar que não caiu uma lágrima de ver a nossa cena sendo representa por esse canal que eu acompanho a anos eu estou mentindo
Não foi só ele, o Daddy Dave e o Shawn Morder Nova do Street Outlaws vieram ao Velopark, viram as arrancadas dos gols e opalas e ficaram loucos. Correram com opalas juntos e saíram daqui elogiando demais a nossa cultura gearhead.
Deixa a gente emocionado em ver o quanto pessoas de fora gostam da nossa cultura, independente do estilo do carro, enquanto muito br briga por estilos diferentes, ao invés de se unirem
esse video foi sensacional mesmo
@@Andre1977 tem link?
Como dono de um Apzeira, quase chorei de emoção vendo nossa realidade sendo retrada na Donut Media!!!! Thank you guys for showing the real brazil with such a friendly and gearhead lens, surely the fan base of brazil gonna appreciate this for years hahaha. E o alemão da caravan, kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk, sem comentário, reinou!
Ah, such good taste on this video. Loved the upbeat vibe. We all know (especially Brazilians) how many issues the country has, so it's a really nice tone to just see the good things. Nice one!
Why isn't this an 1 hour documental???!!! I need moooooreeeee pleaseeeeee!!!
I'm from Uruguay, a small country next to Brazil. And I'm pretty familiar with brazilian culture and I love it!
this is actually one of the coolest videos donut has made in a while. so cool to see not just how different places can have their own unique car culture but its also really cool to see them in the actual car scene at meets and other enthusiast related events
I'd be cooler if they do some local alcohol or drugs, lol.
@@heathcliffhappy2582 Cocaine is quite affordable here 😂
I would love to see more car cultures!! Great video ^^ Greetings from Germany :D
So fun to see how impressed you are by cars that I usually don't even care about, but that is because I am used to seeing them, so they just seem too normal to be excited for, but for an outsider, this cars are impressive and very unique!
The respect Zach showed at 12:42 is the kind of thing that we expect when someone makes a video about our culture, also shows that Zach understood everything he showed us through out the video, as a Brazilian myself I need to say: Thank you so much, this felt like a love letter to our people. Vida longa Donut Media, nós te amamos.
Came here to say this, but you beat me, amigo.
Dude, this is some superb and epic mini documentary. Enjoyed it AF!
Kudos to Brazilians for their car culture.
8:03 I'm surprised that we don't have something similar to this in the US due to our corn subsidies. I know we use corn ethanol as an additive but this is so much cooler.
1. Best video of the last 2y. 2. That Impala owner rocks rocks! 3. Japan 🗾 next
As a Brazilian this video made me super happy, thanks for experiencing and sharing a little bit of our culture to everyone! Feel free to come back and experience some more anytime!
You guys have to go to Japan next. I’m curious to see how their underground scene is today, and if it compares to the 1990’s underground scene.
i hope they go everywhere lol
A TH-camr called Albo does that. Check him out
100% Japan, home of initial D, RB powered engines, supras, gtrs and more!
Make this a series a instead.
Everyone covers Japan, they need to go to the Middle East, South Africa and UK. They on the right track rn this is insane
Amazing video, thanks for sharing a bit of our car culture. Here we have very eclectic car groups...VW AP fans, GM Straight 6, Mopar and Ford V8, Fiat Fivetechs, JDM...drag racing, drifting, and even offroad....very different car types, but a lot of passion from all of them. In fact, unfortunately we have high taxes, but we do the best we can with what we have...we even manage to import some parts if we need. But thanks for sharing...very cool and accurate details and comparisons.
Ethanol not only has a higher octane level, but it also liberates less carbon to the atmosphere than the gasoline AND while plant, sugar cane captures the carbon. So, until several thousand kilometers, it is more ecologically friendly than electrical cars (due to the high pollutant battery production process).
I hope these becomes a series , it would be really cool to see other countries car cultures !
One of the best donut videos ever. Please make this a series!
Yes please! Can you guys do HK? Car culture is very unique here too.
im living in Canada for like 2 years, and this video just show me how much I miss Brazil. For real boys, Congrats to this great video, you guys just showed to the world how we roll in Brazil!
Please make more of these style of videos, go all over, japan, australia, new zealand, poland, ireland etc. This is the best video Donut has produced by far!
I NEVER expected you guys to shine a light on our unique car culture, we are really happy that you guys liked our builds, its an honor.
It just shows that car guys are gonna be car guys no matter what part of the world you're in. It's up there with food and alcohol when it comes to things that are universal with humans.
Do you speak Brazilian?
i never expected to see such a unique car culture in Brazil. WoW Im amazed by the creativity .Shout out from Bulgaria. Im comming to Brazil soon!
i wonder if they'll go and check out other cultures 👀👀
@@GardenGuy1943 we speak Portuguese in Brazil. There is no Brazilian language
God bless brazil,from italy with love
As a Brazilian with Italian roots, God bless Italy too!
What god
@@FunYl Me too!
thanks for the pizza
Thanks, bro! God bless Italy too 🙏🇧🇷🇮🇹
I love these videos about different car scenes
@Donut volte mais vezes por favor (pra fazer mais vídeos como esse), a cena underground em Curitiba-PR é tão insana quanto São Paulo.
Y'all really out did yourself. I'm all on board with donut sending zach around the world to explore different car cultures. Japan next!
@DALLYWALL2015 me personally I think he should go to places that aren’t known for the car cultures a bit like this video
Everyone knows about Japan, there are dozens of TH-camrs in English in Japan, you should go somewhere like Mexico, it's different and closer to home.
Japan is cool, but also fairly mainstream nowadays. Places like Argentina, Australia and Thailand have a lot cool stuff that doesn't have that many eyes on.
As a Brazilian, I'm very happy and glad that you guys came down here and were well received. This is our way, we try our best! You're always welcome!
HEY FAN, YOU JUST WON A GIFT 🎁, SEND A DIRECT MESSAGE..
Looks like I need to move to Brazil
@@Brad96 Come To Brazil Brooo
@@Brad96 no you don’t, believe me lol
Congrats, very accurate and cool overview of the Brazilian car cuture.
Regards from Chile.
I'm loving these car culture travel episodes. It's great to see it from other places around the world. I like the food channels for this reason because it's always beautiful to see things we have in common bring us together. At the end of the day we have more in common and stuff we love than we do not.
Brazil is out of this World... From the friendly people, breathtaking scenery, paradise weather and food to die for, all the way to the car scene and readily-available ethanol.... God I miss being there.
@@editatas comparado com o resto do mundo é muito amigável
@@editatas sim meu parceiro, vc pode até não ser, mas o povo brasileiro é um dos mais amigáveis do mundo com pessoas de fora. Vai na França pra ver como os franceses vão te tratar e vai entender do pq a gente ser os melhores
yeah from huge amounts of home robberies and a failing economy, that's about to be owned by China, I wouldn't miss it xD
@@editatas o franguinho que nunca sai do quarto nao conhece a própria cultura nem a cultura dos outros países, que dó hahahahaa
@@SiegPlaysTV obrigado ❤
6:13 A Caravan do Alemão roubando a cena com o 6 bocão aspirado é simplesmente insano! Hahaha vida longa ao 6 cilindros do Opalão!
O Alemão representou demais....insano.
Me arrepiei nessa hora, muito top.
pintura muito linda tb.
eu fiquei com medo dele acelerando no vídeo. o Alemão é maluco kklklk
Imagine como um americano ficaria ao saber que no Brasil o pessoal gosta bastante do motor Chevrolet seis em linha que por lá equipava versões intermediárias do Nova e versões de entrada das pick-ups, do Chevelle e do Impala/Caprice. O cara cairia de costas se soubesse que qualquer preparador aqui consegue tirar 300 cv sem muito esforço dessa unidade e que por aqui já houve quem conseguisse tirar ainda mais do que isso, além de haver um Opala de arrancada que tira 1.500 cv dessa unidade desprezada nos Estados Unidos.
loved it! please more of these kinds of content🔥🔥🔥
I was surprised by this video. Simply incredible. Brazil still has much more to show in motorsport. I was sad how the Fast and Furious franchise told the world what our motorsport is like.
As a Brazilian, you guys made my Friday.
Acompanho o donut há anos e nunca senti q um vídeo importasse tanto quanto esse. Thank you for showing our culture to the world
MANO, OS CARA FALANDO DO AP EU PIREI
Extamente. Eu sigo a anos também, e eles já fizeram vídeos falando sobre o Brasil e sobre Brasileiros, mas esse vídeo, esse vídeo específico, ele é diferente, é como se tocasse na alma da gente... isso resume os brasileiros que gostam de carros, de modificações e do cheiro do pneu queimando no asfalto... O mais magnífico do vídeo é ver eles pirando com os carros!!!!
@@arthursilver3918 Eu tamblem / Me too man
VERDde mankk!! Aaa!
I'm from Brazil. Thank you for sharing part of our culture and history with such respect and professionalism.
Parabéns pelo conteúdo no canal. O alemão da Caravan ( Chevy) representa bem o Brasil!
Arved, Alemão (dando um susto nos caras com a Caravan), Made for Street, motor AP, Gol, Chevette, Saveiro, etanol, imposto, até o Dub apareceu na cadeira de rodas, acompanho esse canal tem tempo e fui pego de surpresa com um vídeo muito bom sobre a cultura automotiva do meu país, parabéns e venham mais vezes!
Ahahaha! Eu tb!
Não poderia concordar mais, com destaque a participação do Alemão, justamente o cara mais despirocado da nossa cena automotiva.
Esse vídeo tá uma obra prima!
Fiquei feliz p krl qnd o dub apareceu!! esse vídeo ficou perfeito ❤
Foi foodaaaaaa!!!
Me pegou muito de surpresa esse vídeo
God I love the passion of the Brazilians in all the things they love.
A lot of them loves more the car than their family.... It's very crazy. And I am brazilian.
You just tell when a Brazilian have a passion for something, they go 110% a good example is their diehard fans of sports. Not just football but all sports in general.
@@patrickstarfish420 Yeah, MMA, jiu-jitsu, capoeira, surf, skate, volley, F1, football, etc.
@@brunob7372tu é vira lata, so sabe falar mal, todo video de gringo tem que ter um
Yeah, true, I’m Brazilian (unrelated but), the track they used is near my house, kartódromo de aldeia da serra, it’s pretty close
You need to show more of the car culture form brazil I know it’s unlikely cause this video didn’t pop off as much as it deserves but this was an AMAZING video!!!!
This was an awesome video! I'm a Brazilian American and I really want to make a rally style VW Beetle when I hopefully move down there. Super cool to see what car culture is like down there!
Obrigado por uma representação decente do nosso país! Somos a grande maioria entusiastas de carro!
this has already proven to me that brazil is literally the best. despite its issues look how beautiful and self reliant the country and people are. Let alone the car scene. Much love from canada
thx ma man
Thanks man
Everywhere has its issues mate can't judge a country on what it's people are willing to fight for.
One of the most coolest videos I’v ever seen to Brazil cars culture, gorgeous. Cheers from Brazil
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In fact, this car is a Caravan, a station wagon/weekend version in Opala
Had an absolute blast watching this, and it also varies from São Paulo, to Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Rio Grande do Sul. Hope you guys enjoyed what we as a community had to offer ❤🇧🇷
This is one of your best videos ever - my only complaint is that it's only 14 minutes!!! I would LOVE to see a mini documentary exploring car cultures - take inspiration from MCM's Turbos and Temples series. I would watch every second of a 60-ish minute feature film. Such a good video for the real car fans of Donut. More more more!
I could not agree more! 👍
one of the best vids, this channel is absolutely KILLING it.
and also crazy fucking editing
Your video is very good in portraying Brazilian culture in relation to cars. I watch all the videos on the channel and you have a really cool approach to making videos, with a documentary and acid comedy feel. to the entire Donut team, congratulations
Brazil doesn't get to be in the positive limelight often these days, I'm so happy to see you guys showcase this!
As a Brazilian I felt extremely happy to see this video. honestly, we all like the American, European and Japanese scenes, but the Brazilian one is a little different. Thank you Donnut Media for showing so much respect and enthusiasm in presenting our humble but beloved culture to the automotive world. Feel welcome to come back any time!
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I would love to see this guy in Australian car culture
I love that donut is funding trips/ videos like this
É muito gratificante ver um gearhead gringo ficar simplesmente atônito, feliz, empolgado e ter muita boa impressão quando vem ao Brasil ver os carros nacionais como os VW Gol, além de ser bem recepcionado pela galera BR. Esse gringo também se parece com o Anderson Dick cabeludo.
sim man
@Ventura vdd man! O 5 caneco e o uninho merecia
Era isso que nós queríamos no Velozes e Furiosos RIO. 👏👏👏
É em São Paulo Zé 🤦
@@Dhionata_st é que no rio não existe gearhead 🤦🏽
@@Dhionata_st Eu sei cabeça de tico, me refiro aos carros e ao movimento. Vou te dar um desconto. Até aonde eu sei esses carros não são de uso exclusivo dos paulistas.
@@jritter2782 há foi mal aí men kkk
Carai sou muito burro kkkkkkkk
Verdade
I'm Brazilian living abroad. I would say how hard are the things in Brazil. It's all expensive. If car is your hobby be prepared to spend all your salary in things that are just okay overseas. That makes Brazilians extremely creative in making the things more affordable and accessible.
Parece que vc tá falando de Cuba, né??
@@tiagodesouza1160 verdade. Galera lá precisa se virar pra manter os carros rodando.
Representou no documentário , parabens! monstrou muito bem a cena de SP - BR.
This. Wasn't expecting this video at all. We need more like this! I understand that it isn't easy to just go to another country without contacts and months of plannings before, but please try do more stuff like this across the globe 👀 so much car culture out there for us to discover.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏾
This video represented Brazil perfectly. One extra thing is how here the biggest part of cars are manuals, and automatic transmissions are just beginning to get popular, but almost every car release comes with a manual version
PS: Every car driving license classes and tests are in manual cars
you guys should totally check out costa rica too, went travelling there recently and was shocked at the sick ass yet budget friendly builds so many people had. the car scene is definitely greater there then usa or canada where i’m from.