As a young person I feel like ive been priced out of the hobby. At least in the US if you're making a normal wage the cost of living makes owning a fun car almost impossible with the way the car market has gone.
im also in my 20s and the only way I'm able to afford owning a fun car (im also fortunate that its a new one with a manual) is because I live withmy parents
I think it's still possible as a young person to own these cars, you just have to accept that factory turbo manual versions aren't affordable. You can buy base models like GX100s, 110s, C35s etc etc for cheap Slowly build it up to your dream specification, gives you something to slowly work towards
There are a lot of fun cars out there, especially if you live in US where you have one of the largest car markets, stop looking at these overappreciated JDMs and you will find that you can have the same amount of fun in a 1000$ volvo than a 20k RX-7
i'm pushing 40.. i miss the days of late night parking lots, street racing down the empty highways. this vlog always delivers the feels of 20 years ago for me.
I know the feeling, a lot of us in the video are not ar behind you, families and busy lives leave very little time for late night fun, Ive tried to make it as an effort this year and hopefully will do more next year to gather older heads to enjoy this stuff a bit more, you see it a lot in Japan and its very inspiring
Seeing the driveby clips has just reawaken memories from the 2008 era when I first bought my s14, a spin around the local city on a Friday or Saturday night would look similar, its something I had long forgotten about despite the fact that I'm still in the scene, this was very pure and inspiring to see 🤙
I love how much the IE 86 festival looks like Japan. And the UK spec cars fit right in with the look. But no stupid looking colours or kits, no short lived European or US trends, just pure class and also being okay with a bit of patina
Nothing beats that feeling, and its something we don't do as much as we get older and life gets in the way, I really want to make more time for it in 2024
the scene is thriving, I just feel (like most) that I was born maybe 10 years too late. In the UK, the prices have gone insane - I love my EP3 but even they are starting to creep to "not worth it" territory. The thought of owning an 86/FD/S Chassis is just out of most of our reach, unless you bought them 10 years ago.
I made a massive comment about this but it appears that youtube ate it. I was in the market for another fun car after selling my JDM SW20 Turbo earlier this year. Looked at all the options of importing something from japan and couldn't believe the prices for stuff, like completely thrashed AE86's going for £25 grand even before importing fees. Decided it wasn't worth dealing with 30 year old JDM car problems anymore and just bought a facelift GT86 instead, which still has that 90's jap car feel or at least to me it feels like it. Apart from only being a couple years old.
@@IdiotRace Its very cool that you were still able to get your hands on one of these, its a real shame that these cars are going for insane money, and in Ireland its even more fucked up as we have the VRT to add onto the import price just to get license plates, adding 10k onto any chassis that's less than 30 years old, further fucking it for Irish car guys in their early 20s
@@juiceboxforyou I'm gonna be honest if I lived in Ireland looking at the costs of owning any fun car I'd probably just wouldn't bother now. It's still an expensive hobby here but I guess compared to most places in Europe it's not so bad. I still wish I'd bought an R32 GT-R when they were at the bottom of the depreciation curve, but tbh at that point I probably couldn't afford to run one. Frustratingly now they cost about as much as a mortgage deposit. Another reason why I went with a newer car was because of ULEZ, I live a bit out of London but I still have friends who live there. Although actually some AE86's would be exempt soon as soon as stuff reaches 40 years old. I dunno though, I feel like I've lost a bit of passion I had for cars and driving really. I'm hoping to do some more trackdays next year alongside a Euro road trip to see if that rekindles my interest.
i totally get that feeling too when there's a big group of mates in a convoy, its rare enough but when it happens you could drive anywhere and it would be the best thing ever
Absolutely, these are the moments we took for granted years ago, even recreating them many years later brings back the joy, its epic its what these cars were made for
Its good to keep the fire burning with this stuff for our friends, especially with the BBQ and drives, it reminds us all that there's some good stuff out there
@@juiceboxforyou lets enjoy it while we can, stuff is getting too expensive now. We will get priced out of things eventually with fuel and insurance too. We live in a Nanny State unfortunately, Ireland thinks its can save the planet with everything and the solution is always revenue generation, i.e. TAX
The night drive bit of the video brings me back to a video you uploaded 12 years ago called “The Night Life”. At that time I had just bought an S14 and a Chaser and brought them to Germany where I was living at the time and I played that video on repeat for my German JDM friends to try and explain the Irish car scene to them. That video 12 years ago will always hold a special place in my heart and I must account for about 5000 of the views. It’s one of the best videos on YT still today to give you a sense of the feeling of being involved in a night spin with the lads. So happy to see what juicebox has become ❤
Looks like a blast. I have to admit that as an American I'm a bit jealous. Where I live if you got that many modded cars together for the night drive the cops would have told us all to scram before we even got out of the parking lot, never mind the shenanigans that followed. I think car appreciation and car build quality for "existing members" of the culture is at an all-time high, but the places you can enjoy said cars is shrinking rapidly. My other main concern is how we make sure it's accessible to younger people. Some of the other comments already said it, but the prices for cars has gone nuts in many countries.
Very well put, yeah its exactly whats happening to the generation I grew up in, people are very into it that are still around, but the barrier to entry on the golden era cars is getting higher all the time
In summary, yes it is but it’s very underground and the problem lies in the price of the cars, actually getting the cars and then to make one your own build is relatively impossible because it is getting harder and harder to find any sort of a car be it a Honda, Nissan or Toyota unmolested. I feel like it’s harder for younger people like myself to get into the Japanese’s cars as insurance is absolute assault, personally I would love to be able to daily my civic but in realism insurance would rather insure me on a shitbox of a mk4 golf or bora. I tried get a quote the other day for the craic on my civic and they just laughed at me, you’d want to be minimum of 24 or 25 is what the woman on the phone said. Sad really but it’s the way it’s gone.
I hear you, its misery for the younger generations, but many moons ago a lot of people were in the same boat, a look at an Auto trader from 2008 or similar will show wild prices, but yeah sadly all these golden era cars are only going one way, and that's unfortunate for younger lads who want to enjoy the cars that are glamorised by youtube channels and social media, I guess if people sussed out other chassis, like fits, the vitz or colts or other lesser known stuff from Japan they might get the same buzz, but again its outside the golden era bracket, its shite and Ive felt it throughout the years, only really being able to take part myself after 27 years of age, when I was young I hadn't a cent to buy cars, during the recession when they were cheap, none of us had jobs to afford the cars and now that its back again, the prices have moved so far its hard to justify 20K for a 180sx, I do feel for the younger crowds as the final blow a lot of the time is insurance, Ireland really doesn't want people under 25 in anything sporty from the 90s
yeah its thriving here in the UK, but the wrong part is also thriving as well, and sometimes it gets more attention than the real thing, which gives everyone else in the genuine scene a bad rep.
@@danhansen5039 the crowd that give the scene the wrong name an cause trouble at meets or do it just for the attention/drama and not for the genuine love of cars sadly.
@@juiceboxforyou yeah I think it plays a massive part in it too, mix that in with people who do dumb BS for “clout” that even genuine people would think twice about doing, it’s no wonder we all get lumped with the same bad name sometimes sadly.
These messy all over the place videos just make me want to book the next possible flight to Ireland and abandon everything here in Germany. Looks like heaven.
I wish our small wheel, fun noise, boxy style culture was thriving more, but on a whole car culture is definitely getting bigger. A lot of the newbies are getting into the wrong things, power chasing and specs over enjoyment, but so did a lot of us when we were younger. They'll find their ways as they grow up, best thing we can do is guide them (but not too far, gotta keep the prices down still lmao)
Yeah its a tough road to follow, I feel if we are putting the right stuff out on the web, it might eventually find the right people. Its a shame how social media portrays the passion for this hobby in a strange light sometimes and people can get caught up with keeping up with the Jones
Im glad i got to be the right age back in 2005 to 2011 or 12 in Waterford the cruises were mental, even mid week there were car meets and everyone was using there jdm car as a daily so everyday you will see a jdm car on the road, every car dealer on the side of the road in every corner of ireland had a few jdm cars for sale, sadly them glory days are gone, still have my first and only jdm toyota glanza v bought back in 2007 and still the only owner in ireland to have it, most have gone thru 7 or 8 owners by now, but mine is in a sorry state 😔
Im down in NZ and the car scene has drastically changed, 10-20k to even get a half decent car to mess with, and then shipping from japan is super expensive these days, its basically gone from a fun cheap easy hobby to a middle class luxury, i had to give up on cars because its too expensive.
Pretty much! Theres a few bargains to be had in Ireland from Japan if you are creative, but all the heavy hitters are very hard to acquire these days, and insurance is somewhat of a nightmare for the youth if anyone has managed to hold onto stuff from years ago they are the lucky ones
There's a lot more e-fame chasing now thanks to social media which has spoiled it In the 90s and early 00s we just did it for the fun Late night street racing Touge runs Day trips
For sure! Theres so much we dont film for the channel, its always a tight rope of making content and enjoying the here and now of whats happening. Im very fortunate to be surrounded by people who really don't take part in that world, if it wasn't on this channel it probably wouldn't be up on the web, its a shame the passion has been commodified for likes and engagement
ofc its thriving there, seems like every car guy i know has sold cars to irish lads, even aussie chap i know builds gearboxes for exotics and stuff has sold an ae86 to an irish lad lol. save some for us already lol
Haha I see that a lot, loads of stuff going back to Ireland with people moving home, its the good climate you guys have, cars that are 30 years old are more or less structurally in great shape especially KE70s and stuff like that, most of that is long dead here
Absolutely fuming that you lads still get to enjoy stuff like this lol Shit aside though, it's pretty fucking bleak where I live, being an archipelago there's literally nowhere to hoon in. Any sort of JDM car with the slightest hint of pedigree is gonna cost you a fortune to import and convert to LHD since some shitcorn archaic law forbids RHD vehicles from being registered in our country. Car meets do happen but its mostly just exotics and the like. I might honestly just buy a shit A170 Lancer in the future, they're like the closest thing to a KE/AE Toyota here being RWD and powerless stock lol
YMMV depending on where you live of course, but car culture as a whole is definitely still thriving. There's not much that competes with late night cruises across the countryside with your mates.
Oohhh, a touch of the auld UK spec hatred there?! You can make amends by doing a proper feature on a nice Paddy spec car. The inclusion of a cb aerial is non-negotiable.
Young people priced out of it in Ireland, can’t buy anything cool for a reasonable price. And even if you get something cool insurance will shaft you out of it, certainly a hobby for older people now sadly
As for the ae86 community, It’s just gotten expensive and it’s discouraging to the new/younger generation to come into the drift community. Unless they have good wage to build a solid machine. I hate resellers
@@V1_JFN great cars, made in the same factory as the AE86, both the IS200 and the Altezza, they will undoubtedly go down in history as the follow-up act to the 86 here in Ireland due to the price and the fact it was the last cheap ish four-cylinder RWD internal combustion engine Toyota, that was still somewhat analogue and lets be honest, when done right that are an exceptionally good looking four-door
It all depends, but I can completely understand, in Ireland years ago stuff was crazy priced, it dropped and now its back up again, I had to rip a car out of a bush to afford what I wanted
As a young person I feel like ive been priced out of the hobby. At least in the US if you're making a normal wage the cost of living makes owning a fun car almost impossible with the way the car market has gone.
im also in my 20s and the only way I'm able to afford owning a fun car (im also fortunate that its a new one with a manual) is because I live withmy parents
Tbh it was always like that. I paid €3k for insurance on my first civic
You missed the days are of free rx7z
500$ eg civics
1000$ 86z
Turbo s13 1800$
Jdm cars where so cheap
In the early 2000z
I think it's still possible as a young person to own these cars, you just have to accept that factory turbo manual versions aren't affordable.
You can buy base models like GX100s, 110s, C35s etc etc for cheap
Slowly build it up to your dream specification, gives you something to slowly work towards
There are a lot of fun cars out there, especially if you live in US where you have one of the largest car markets, stop looking at these overappreciated JDMs and you will find that you can have the same amount of fun in a 1000$ volvo than a 20k RX-7
i'm pushing 40.. i miss the days of late night parking lots, street racing down the empty highways. this vlog always delivers the feels of 20 years ago for me.
Never too old
Me too , I’m 52 . You’re only as old as the woman you feel
I know the feeling, a lot of us in the video are not ar behind you, families and busy lives leave very little time for late night fun, Ive tried to make it as an effort this year and hopefully will do more next year to gather older heads to enjoy this stuff a bit more, you see it a lot in Japan and its very inspiring
Seeing the driveby clips has just reawaken memories from the 2008 era when I first bought my s14, a spin around the local city on a Friday or Saturday night would look similar, its something I had long forgotten about despite the fact that I'm still in the scene, this was very pure and inspiring to see 🤙
I love how much the IE 86 festival looks like Japan. And the UK spec cars fit right in with the look. But no stupid looking colours or kits, no short lived European or US trends, just pure class and also being okay with a bit of patina
Theres plenty of variety in the Irish 86 scene, its nice to see, the cars can carry all the looks from big kits to OEM, its just one of those chassis
Next episode, Flip buys a 86 and Barry restores it for 80 episodes.
You could be onto something there
@@juiceboxforyou one unfinished 86 at a time please 🤣
@@stuartk2081 Noted 😅😅
Please no
@@stuartk2081 The secret is... It's not unfinished ;)
The feeling of cruising with the lads, day or night, convoying to anywhere is just unmatched
Nothing beats that feeling, and its something we don't do as much as we get older and life gets in the way, I really want to make more time for it in 2024
@@juiceboxforyou been saying this all year. Shows and that are grand, but more driving time and hang out time is on the cards big time next year 💪
the scene is thriving, I just feel (like most) that I was born maybe 10 years too late.
In the UK, the prices have gone insane - I love my EP3 but even they are starting to creep to "not worth it" territory. The thought of owning an 86/FD/S Chassis is just out of most of our reach, unless you bought them 10 years ago.
I made a massive comment about this but it appears that youtube ate it. I was in the market for another fun car after selling my JDM SW20 Turbo earlier this year. Looked at all the options of importing something from japan and couldn't believe the prices for stuff, like completely thrashed AE86's going for £25 grand even before importing fees.
Decided it wasn't worth dealing with 30 year old JDM car problems anymore and just bought a facelift GT86 instead, which still has that 90's jap car feel or at least to me it feels like it. Apart from only being a couple years old.
@@IdiotRace Its very cool that you were still able to get your hands on one of these, its a real shame that these cars are going for insane money, and in Ireland its even more fucked up as we have the VRT to add onto the import price just to get license plates, adding 10k onto any chassis that's less than 30 years old, further fucking it for Irish car guys in their early 20s
@@juiceboxforyou I'm gonna be honest if I lived in Ireland looking at the costs of owning any fun car I'd probably just wouldn't bother now. It's still an expensive hobby here but I guess compared to most places in Europe it's not so bad. I still wish I'd bought an R32 GT-R when they were at the bottom of the depreciation curve, but tbh at that point I probably couldn't afford to run one. Frustratingly now they cost about as much as a mortgage deposit.
Another reason why I went with a newer car was because of ULEZ, I live a bit out of London but I still have friends who live there. Although actually some AE86's would be exempt soon as soon as stuff reaches 40 years old.
I dunno though, I feel like I've lost a bit of passion I had for cars and driving really. I'm hoping to do some more trackdays next year alongside a Euro road trip to see if that rekindles my interest.
@IdiotRace It certainly comes in waves for all of us, hopefully you find that spark again
🤣🤣🤣 the Shmee impersonation was priceless
Ireland's JDM scene never ceases to amaze me. My coworkers don't believe me when I tell them about it!
Theres a lot of good stuff here, its just a little harder to spot these days
i totally get that feeling too when there's a big group of mates in a convoy, its rare enough but when it happens you could drive anywhere and it would be the best thing ever
Absolutely, these are the moments we took for granted years ago, even recreating them many years later brings back the joy, its epic its what these cars were made for
it was fun having flip do the first half of the video
I had fun filming
your scene is spot on,plenty of culture & original vibes 👊 & some proper cars as ever from Ireland
Its good to keep the fire burning with this stuff for our friends, especially with the BBQ and drives, it reminds us all that there's some good stuff out there
The scene is still pushing it, keep on pushing!!!
Things have to keep moving, but its very interesting to see how people feel
@@juiceboxforyou lets enjoy it while we can, stuff is getting too expensive now. We will get priced out of things eventually with fuel and insurance too. We live in a Nanny State unfortunately, Ireland thinks its can save the planet with everything and the solution is always revenue generation, i.e. TAX
The night drive bit of the video brings me back to a video you uploaded 12 years ago called “The Night Life”. At that time I had just bought an S14 and a Chaser and brought them to Germany where I was living at the time and I played that video on repeat for my German JDM friends to try and explain the Irish car scene to them. That video 12 years ago will always hold a special place in my heart and I must account for about 5000 of the views. It’s one of the best videos on YT still today to give you a sense of the feeling of being involved in a night spin with the lads. So happy to see what juicebox has become ❤
i do miss late night runs with the lads
Same! We don't get enough of that action anymore. I've been trying to make it my mission to do more of these night drives with the lads
I love when we get the BBQ vids
Last year was a good one, good weather and good people, a sensory overload
Looks like a blast. I have to admit that as an American I'm a bit jealous. Where I live if you got that many modded cars together for the night drive the cops would have told us all to scram before we even got out of the parking lot, never mind the shenanigans that followed.
I think car appreciation and car build quality for "existing members" of the culture is at an all-time high, but the places you can enjoy said cars is shrinking rapidly.
My other main concern is how we make sure it's accessible to younger people. Some of the other comments already said it, but the prices for cars has gone nuts in many countries.
Very well put, yeah its exactly whats happening to the generation I grew up in, people are very into it that are still around, but the barrier to entry on the golden era cars is getting higher all the time
In summary, yes it is but it’s very underground and the problem lies in the price of the cars, actually getting the cars and then to make one your own build is relatively impossible because it is getting harder and harder to find any sort of a car be it a Honda, Nissan or Toyota unmolested. I feel like it’s harder for younger people like myself to get into the Japanese’s cars as insurance is absolute assault, personally I would love to be able to daily my civic but in realism insurance would rather insure me on a shitbox of a mk4 golf or bora. I tried get a quote the other day for the craic on my civic and they just laughed at me, you’d want to be minimum of 24 or 25 is what the woman on the phone said. Sad really but it’s the way it’s gone.
I hear you, its misery for the younger generations, but many moons ago a lot of people were in the same boat, a look at an Auto trader from 2008 or similar will show wild prices, but yeah sadly all these golden era cars are only going one way, and that's unfortunate for younger lads who want to enjoy the cars that are glamorised by youtube channels and social media, I guess if people sussed out other chassis, like fits, the vitz or colts or other lesser known stuff from Japan they might get the same buzz, but again its outside the golden era bracket, its shite and Ive felt it throughout the years, only really being able to take part myself after 27 years of age, when I was young I hadn't a cent to buy cars, during the recession when they were cheap, none of us had jobs to afford the cars and now that its back again, the prices have moved so far its hard to justify 20K for a 180sx, I do feel for the younger crowds as the final blow a lot of the time is insurance, Ireland really doesn't want people under 25 in anything sporty from the 90s
yeah its thriving here in the UK, but the wrong part is also thriving as well, and sometimes it gets more attention than the real thing, which gives everyone else in the genuine scene a bad rep.
What’s the wrong part mate, please excuse stupid question
@@danhansen5039 the crowd that give the scene the wrong name an cause trouble at meets or do it just for the attention/drama and not for the genuine love of cars sadly.
I guess social media has a lot to do with this?
@@juiceboxforyou yeah I think it plays a massive part in it too, mix that in with people who do dumb BS for “clout” that even genuine people would think twice about doing, it’s no wonder we all get lumped with the same bad name sometimes sadly.
@skynet1.044
Yeah got ya
Shame for those of us that don’t cause any trouble
These messy all over the place videos just make me want to book the next possible flight to Ireland and abandon everything here in Germany. Looks like heaven.
Haha yeah man this was a good week of quality car life activities
If somebody asked me to estimate how may 86’s are in Ireland I wouldn’t have got anywhere near close. Amazing!
This is only the tip of the ice berg too
Looked like a great event!
Yeah man, this was a nice week with 86 fest, the BBQ and the drive
I wish our small wheel, fun noise, boxy style culture was thriving more, but on a whole car culture is definitely getting bigger. A lot of the newbies are getting into the wrong things, power chasing and specs over enjoyment, but so did a lot of us when we were younger. They'll find their ways as they grow up, best thing we can do is guide them (but not too far, gotta keep the prices down still lmao)
Yeah its a tough road to follow, I feel if we are putting the right stuff out on the web, it might eventually find the right people. Its a shame how social media portrays the passion for this hobby in a strange light sometimes and people can get caught up with keeping up with the Jones
The shots over the bridge were unreal mate...
Official confirmation that blaas are just bread rolls
You still have time to delete this. If Josh sees this he will grind your bones to dust and mix them into the dough and serve AufBlaas at the next bbq
You best watch your back saying stuff like that.
amazing video as always
That cruise at the end looked awesome, reminded me of the old times
Yeah that was a real nice time, gathering a selection of friends with cool cars to go for a drive
The flyby where the cam with the neons just tips on after them is absolute quality
That was a good night!
I forgot about the silly reversing song on the...Cressida(?) 😄😁 I love it!
Too funny 😂😂
Absolutely nailed the shmee impression lad
The ride out looked epic, Perfect 👌🏻
Im glad i got to be the right age back in 2005 to 2011 or 12 in Waterford the cruises were mental, even mid week there were car meets and everyone was using there jdm car as a daily so everyday you will see a jdm car on the road, every car dealer on the side of the road in every corner of ireland had a few jdm cars for sale, sadly them glory days are gone, still have my first and only jdm toyota glanza v bought back in 2007 and still the only owner in ireland to have it, most have gone thru 7 or 8 owners by now, but mine is in a sorry state 😔
That’s epic and yea you are right! The golden days are sadly past us with the jdm stuff!
RINGS LAAAAAAD!!!!! And a fair amount of limiter bashing was had by the lads! Deadly 💯🔥
Hell yeah!
And I’m 58, not that it matters.
Did I hear Deep Inside by Harddrive at the post-bbq? Very nice tunes
Yes indeed, a nice mix for a nice view
Nice fleet!
Takumi would be proud 😌
Ah yes my favorite tv show juicebox
13:26 - "Hi guys! It's Ssssshmeeeee! 🤓" 🤣🤣🤣
So much fire cars
The end bit really brought back some great memories 😢❤
Yeah man, really need more of that in our lives, especially for the older lads who lived through this era
Definitely should but the fun has Definitely gone from the jap scene because these cars are so expensive and even unaffordable now
Im down in NZ and the car scene has drastically changed, 10-20k to even get a half decent car to mess with, and then shipping from japan is super expensive these days, its basically gone from a fun cheap easy hobby to a middle class luxury, i had to give up on cars because its too expensive.
Pretty much! Theres a few bargains to be had in Ireland from Japan if you are creative, but all the heavy hitters are very hard to acquire these days, and insurance is somewhat of a nightmare for the youth if anyone has managed to hold onto stuff from years ago they are the lucky ones
Shmee impression was legendary! 🤣
Hahaha
You know of this was Australia and you put this footage online it would make the news.. in a bad way.
Love my 86 💜
Shes a beauty
@@juiceboxforyou full video to follow 😉
Hon da crusty blaas boi 🫡
Cant beat em
There's a lot more e-fame chasing now thanks to social media which has spoiled it
In the 90s and early 00s we just did it for the fun
Late night street racing
Touge runs
Day trips
For sure! Theres so much we dont film for the channel, its always a tight rope of making content and enjoying the here and now of whats happening. Im very fortunate to be surrounded by people who really don't take part in that world, if it wasn't on this channel it probably wouldn't be up on the web, its a shame the passion has been commodified for likes and engagement
Love the end ! civics street racing then da 86 just making tons of noise zipping around!🎉🎉🎉🎉
Haha yeah that was a good night
ofc its thriving there, seems like every car guy i know has sold cars to irish lads, even aussie chap i know builds gearboxes for exotics and stuff has sold an ae86 to an irish lad lol. save some for us already lol
Japan of the West
Haha I see that a lot, loads of stuff going back to Ireland with people moving home, its the good climate you guys have, cars that are 30 years old are more or less structurally in great shape especially KE70s and stuff like that, most of that is long dead here
If you're looking for charcoal all year around, Garden Centres that sell Barbeques will normally keep the Charcoal stocked lads 👍
Ive tried a few of them, its hit or miss down this way, cheers though! we usually switch over to gas for the winter
So many amazing car/builds/projects. AE86 FTW... which said on this channel is a bit redundant
Absolutely fuming that you lads still get to enjoy stuff like this lol
Shit aside though, it's pretty fucking bleak where I live, being an archipelago there's literally nowhere to hoon in. Any sort of JDM car with the slightest hint of pedigree is gonna cost you a fortune to import and convert to LHD since some shitcorn archaic law forbids RHD vehicles from being registered in our country.
Car meets do happen but its mostly just exotics and the like. I might honestly just buy a shit A170 Lancer in the future, they're like the closest thing to a KE/AE Toyota here being RWD and powerless stock lol
YMMV depending on where you live of course, but car culture as a whole is definitely still thriving.
There's not much that competes with late night cruises across the countryside with your mates.
Yeah thats the pinnacle of Joy tbh
Class!
That civic @ 11:24 👌
Its got the looks
13:26 LOL
Nobody:
86 owners: aaaandadadadadadandandan
Sqaure plates are the best
Looks the best!
Oohhh, a touch of the auld UK spec hatred there?! You can make amends by doing a proper feature on a nice Paddy spec car. The inclusion of a cb aerial is non-negotiable.
We did a video many moons back on a UK spec with our friend Kyle ruclips.net/video/cfhGo7lmzic/видео.html
I saw it!
An 86 isnt complete without a juicebox sticker
Limiter is thriving 😆🎶
Always good to hear
Mondeo rings LAAD
Inspiration
Can we get more Nissan March vids
Ive two mega ones coming up next
💪🙂👌
Young people priced out of it in Ireland, can’t buy anything cool for a reasonable price. And even if you get something cool insurance will shaft you out of it, certainly a hobby for older people now sadly
It’s a shame how things have panned out here
Lads are the hoodies going to be available any time soon ? I missed out on the last batch !
Very soon, going to launch in the next week for Christmas
car culture died in Ireland a long long time ago,, now its look how much i spent on my car
It really depends where you look and who you are surrounded by I guess
As for the ae86 community, It’s just gotten expensive and it’s discouraging to the new/younger generation to come into the drift community. Unless they have good wage to build a solid machine. I hate resellers
Who owns the e11 at 10:14 , iv a white hatchback myself
Not sure
It sounds silly now but in the future the youts will be doing this with their Altezzas and IS200s 😂❤️
Its always been happening with them but I doubt they will have the same legacy
@@juiceboxforyou I do agree with you, but I own one so I'm a little biased 😁 Either way I've always thought about what will be next!
@@V1_JFN great cars, made in the same factory as the AE86, both the IS200 and the Altezza, they will undoubtedly go down in history as the follow-up act to the 86 here in Ireland due to the price and the fact it was the last cheap ish four-cylinder RWD internal combustion engine Toyota, that was still somewhat analogue and lets be honest, when done right that are an exceptionally good looking four-door
@@juiceboxforyou couldn't have put it better myself mate! Thanks 😁
What year is this filmed looks like 2011 alright 😵💫
2011
9:39 what's that car?
Toyota crown ❤
I love cars just still quite poor mate
Felt that for the longest time, only playing catch up in my 30s
i feel the good cars are allways out of reach these days
It all depends, but I can completely understand, in Ireland years ago stuff was crazy priced, it dropped and now its back up again, I had to rip a car out of a bush to afford what I wanted
Chrisht above if i had an 86 i wouldnt be risking goin around a track with that many other 86s. There will only ever be less of them not more
You cant take em with you when yer gone, I guess enjoyment in them is key if you know your limits
The track is the best place to enjoy them, especially at a day like this where everyone is like minded.
86th like 😅
Futo fest!
Good times