Be mindful of the supercharger oil in these. Most shops/mechanics don’t even realize there is an oil reservoir dedicated to the supercharger oil and running the level low can do some damage.
The oil is basically the same as gear diff oil. Like a 75w-90. On my 97 Previa SC at least there was no reservoir, just a drain bolt and small 1/2" maybe 3/4" sized yellow fill cap directly on the side of the supercharger. I used to change it myself about every 15,000 miles since gear oil is much longer lived than engine oil.
@@roochiecooch Hi may I ask where the SC is located? Is it under the Brake Master Cylinder near the airbox or on the passenger side below the alternator ? Thank you
1990s Toyota Plebeian! My parents had a 1990 Limited... they still say it was the best vehicle for comfort and visibility, cargo, and drivability. They took my 91 year old Grandfather on a 10 hour road trip once, and he stated, “he could go further”.
So glad to see a return to a hooptie! The luxury vehicles and super cars are cool, but I can’t browse for them on marketplace. My favorite episodes are the Buick and the Hyundai!!!
My buddy's parents had a Ford Aerostar with the 4.0L V6, auto with 8.8" rear end, it could do the fattest burnouts at will and drifts. It was my first burn out experience and have been hooked ever since.
My brother has a 1992 extended length 5 speed manual overdrive ford aerostar two toned red and grey in wonderful shape. He loves it along with all the aerostars we've ever owned.
This would be an excellent first car. I sure wish I had all of that space in the back when I was younger. It's amazing what you can pull off in a compact car with a little determination and a lot of desire.
I knew the previa was an amazing van , but I was hesitating about the size , but when I found out that you could actually fit inside a 4'×8' plywood and actually closed the rear door... I was convinced to get my own, that's the best minivan ever made by man kind ! I congratulate my self and your self as well !
Hoovie: hey doug, can you put this exotic cars on your "cars that gonna losing value list" Doug: yeah, but why? Hoovie: cuz i don't have enough money, i need the cheapest one
I'm surprised how far i had to scroll down to actually see this... Like seriously no one is mentioning it? I also don't think it was for amusement i think he just genuinely fked up and dropped it. But i guess we'll find out in a future video
@@Mysticfateee I do actually think you might be right. There is something really clumpsy with him. If you see the way he screws (on) cars. I am surprised the wizzard even allows him in to his shop LOL. But its cool !
It's a good idea, but I would believe the video would be far too long as Hoovie would have so many quirks and an unlimited amount of hidden features. And then does that mean, Doug would have to "drive" Hoovie afterwards? 🙈
He and big daddy Doug are over paid for making ridiculous videos on RUclips (not even tv) and writing a column. I watch them all but resent both of them
Had a 93 previa. Bulletproof. Super practical. Really charismatic ^_^ like the vibe of Herbie. Looks really good with a nice set of rims. Even with stock ride height.
NOPE< STARFLEET SHUITTLCRAFT from NCC-1701-D..............short range TYPE 6 with short sustained speeds of warp 2.4 BTW HOOVIE needs some warp drive nacelles and red stripes
@@catnapwat ya you have to actually make bio diesel (filter it and cut it with alcohol) for modern cars and even then it's not recommended to run it all the time. I used to run it through my 03 golf TDI every once and a while.
Car companies should hire Tyler to star in the ads.. doesnt matter what car hes driving he somehow convinces me i NEED to have it.. and suddenly I find myself on kijiji looking for these things I don't need 😂
I had a '93 LE and had it for more than a dozen years and traveled from Key West to Yellowstone (pulling a pop-up trailer). Great van and extremely useful. Ours had the center captains chairs that would swivel around to face backwards. Kids thought that was really cool.
Those Trek references make me nerd out way more than I should over a minivan.... And that Picard facepalm truly sold it for me! Can’t wait to see the Shuttlecraft rolling around Wichita!
I have a '95 Previa S/C that I bought new in 1995. 202, 000+ miles and still going strong. I am a trek fan too, license plate holder states "Star Trek Fan Forever, ST/OS, ST/NG, ST/VG and ST/DS9" This van has cost me very little to maintain, except of course the A/C that had to be overhauled last month after all these years. What Hoovie failed to mention was the versatility of the configuration he has. Despite the fold up rear seats, with the middle seat out you can carry 10 - 12 4x8 sheets of drywall or plywood, flat on the floor and still close the rear hatch.... Who needs a pickup of truck if you have a Previa!
Owned one of these in AU for years, here is trivia about the previa in Australia, we don't have that seat flipping back problem on Drivers side "which is good" it's on passenger side which OEM think was designed in Japan and named Tarago or import Estima in AU. It's true about how it sits on road for road handling ,great for long trips back in the day. The End came when headgasket blew the 2nd time @over 400,000km on the van.
stigonutube Yep Previa head gaskets. We see a ton of these vans in NZ and petrol or diesel engines have legendary head gasket issues. So many Toyota engines of this era did.
I had a car with the weak head gasket problem. If I hit traffic it could overheat and blow the gasket. So I fitted a switch inside the car and ran the wires to the electric fan thermostat in the radiator. As soon as I hit traffic I'd switch on the fan and the engine never got hot so it never blew the gasket again.
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now yes however only so long they will keep running in that state of failure of headgasket, mine started loosing coolant and then hydrolocked in piston the 2nd time round..great vans but was time to say goodbyee
@@DiscoFang yes first one was corrosion in head coolant ports and lead to failure then 2nd time was loosing coolant and one day just hydrolocked when i try to start Van. greetings to N.Z From AU :)
I learned how to drive in a Toyota Previa, which was lovingly designated "the toaster on wheels". It's practically a moving van you can put so much stuff in it. Also is quite possibly the #1 easiest vehicle to parallel park of all time. Seriously. Try it. The van got old and rusty and was dying of old age, and was sold for peanuts. The new owner completely restored it, and it can still be seen driving around town from time to time.
I just got my phone back after getting it confiscated at school the teacher said we can watch educational videos i said it was i learn to not buy the cheapest car in the country when i get my license
Logic, he's just very relieved and excited to have his telephone back. Miles, a bit of punctuation goes a long way for older eyes. Just an observation, my friend.
@@gordoeinstein, we don't wish to have the phone taken back in for questioning... nee, even into custody. And yes, I just dropped "nee"... because I celebrate the occasion to drop the archaic and arcane into casual conversation. I feel it elevates the level of intelligence until the next round of farting, belching, scratching and swearing begins. All valid activities, and ones I practice on a regular basis... but we let the lesson learn, for now.
This video is bring back so many memories of the time my family did have a '92 Previa. Hot during the Texas summers due to all glass side but still a great van.
The first car I ever drove was my Dad's 1984 Toyota Van so I like this video and this would make a great daily beater for my family as well as hauler for when we are working on rental properties.
A few reasons I love you as a creator. 1.)While you have merch, you don't push it every single video. 2.)you're goofy and funny, yet have a serious side when necessary. 3.)you go out of your way to find ridiculous cars and spend your money to entertain us, the viewers. 4.)while you do take sponsorships (nothing wrong with that) you don't normally do 2+minutes per video of sponsors like some creators. 5.)you actually acknowledged your success and your new house, and thanked us, the people who consume your content for the reason you can do what you love. You never see a lot of big creators actually thanking the fans for things like this, and it was nice to see.
Congratulations hoovie on your up coming move in your new home wishing you and your family all the best, i love your videos and enjoy seeing your impulse buys, keep up the good work mate .. fun fact that Toyota was called a tarago in Australia, my friends mum had one when we were in primary school back in the 90's .. had no idea they were supercharged what a hoot lol!
Thank thank thank you for buying this! The family Previa was my daily driver in highschool (despite my best efforts put that bed to use with various members of the opposite sex I attempted to date/woo, it never worked. Womp womp). While I didn't appreciate it at the time, being a car dad now I take any opportunity I can to tell everyone it was the supercar of minivans. Looking forward to more videos!
Hoovie, these were even better with dual roof and mid row captains chairs. You could swivel the middle row captains chairs 180 degrees and ride in limo mode. Great buy.
Love it, I really enjoy when you grab yourself an older car like this and play with it like this! Look out for a Chrysler Grand Voyager. I had the non-stow-n-go 2004 version and LOVED IT so much, I bought another. I'm now contemplating a 3rd one.
Chrysler hands down had the better minivan all around regardless of what this guy says I don't care Lee iacocca knew what he was doing long live the Chrysler minivan King of the minivans 🏆🥇
What an amazing purchase. Congratulations on buying, yet another, iconic legend. It was a smart and calculated purchase. You will make $$$ on this baby. I would bet... that with just one new tyre (or swap the spare), you could ‘easily’ ask over three grand! (and yes, I spelled Tire ...t,y,r,e ... the proper way). Thanks for the video and the best of luck!
My Dad has a ‘95 Previa SC sitting in his garage. It was caught in floodwaters in 2005 and he has intent to fix it. Another project on our to do list. For as odd as it is, it’s a good mini van.
Owned a ‘91 RWD, and totaled it in an offset head on collision at highway speeds. Bought a new AWD one the next week, because it does snow in Iowa. We owned it for 13 years and 185,000. It was a great car. We sold it for $3000 and they drove it another 100,000 miles before it got totaled.
Oh god - EFF THESE THINGS! I friggin HATED emission testing these back in the day. Checking and setting timing, burning the crap outta my hands and arms. And the people who owned these were cheap as hell and always tried to use the discount coupons we had.
@@Dr.Duck22 - The coupons had a disclaimer for "Most Vehicles" and it was always Previa owners who got most indignant when told their vehicle was not included in the most.
I'm a former 1991 LE and 1997 AWD S/C Previa owner. I bought the 97 hoping to keep it forever. Unfortunately a head-on collision totalled it but my wife and 2 year old son walked away unscathed. Truly great van!
our old mechanic would lend us his whenever my dad would take our E32 to his house to get worked on and i fell in love with that thing 20 years ago. i want one.
Probably the only person in the world to own a phantom and a previa
and mclaren? lol
True.
and a Park Avenue
Winner hahaha
and a Hummer H2
"The Previa is ideal for families.
If you don't have a family yet, the Previa has a bed so you can start one."
Original Previa ad from the 90's
So much DNA in that old Previa, you can have a black light party?
😶
😮😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have no doubt some families were indeed started in the back of a Previa.
Too bad the Previa is an unsafe van for families. Which is a shame because I like the teardrop shape.
I don't need it. I don't need it. I definitely don't need it.
I NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
EEEEEEDDD ITTTTTTTTTT
Well,buy it
And if Hoovie burns the engine...? 😁
You can pick these up all day long for like $1500
Trade it for the broken Lambo. ;) lmao jk
hoovie's neighbours must be really confused when they see him park his rolls royce, then bring out his previa, and park it next to his mclaren MP4.
The would think its the cleaners 😆
lol
@@camilod2737 Consuela with the lemon Pledge 😆
Be mindful of the supercharger oil in these. Most shops/mechanics don’t even realize there is an oil reservoir dedicated to the supercharger oil and running the level low can do some damage.
The oil is basically the same as gear diff oil. Like a 75w-90. On my 97 Previa SC at least there was no reservoir, just a drain bolt and small 1/2" maybe 3/4" sized yellow fill cap directly on the side of the supercharger. I used to change it myself about every 15,000 miles since gear oil is much longer lived than engine oil.
@@roochiecooch Hi may I ask where the SC is located? Is it under the Brake Master Cylinder near the airbox or on the passenger side below the alternator ? Thank you
“It’s hard to find a low-mileage, clean, nice example.”
When has that stopped Hoovie before?
"It's hard to find a low-mileage, clean, nice example."
*Does multiple burnouts*
Guess you need new tires now
Hoovie buys another cheap used car in the USA
Everybody : Ah shit, here we go again
Has he bought any car outside the usa??
CJ Memes
Well it is a Toyota.
Wichita, Kansas....home...at least it was until I did a burnout in a minivan.
All we had to do is buy the proper car,Hoover
Hoovie's the type of guy to buy a Mclaren and a 90's minivan and end up enjoying them both equally much
i enjoy this more then the mclaren
I expect Tyler enjoys the Previa more than the McLaren. At the very least he can drive the Previa how and where he wants.
This vehicle is absolutely genius in every way. I would love to personally thank whoever designed this thing.
You didn't even mention the top speed... pretty sure I got this thing to 115 years ago! Love the Prev 💪
WatchJRGo that must have been extremely frightening!
Thats alot of years
stock town and countries will go like 120 lol
and siennas are limited to 120 aswell, still making it to that
I got mine to 115 but didn't want to wait the extra 30 seconds to get it to 120.
Doug: what’s the most important Japanese car ever made?
Tyler: 90s Toyota Previa
3rd gen Toyota 4runner Limited -all of them✔️😍
1990s Toyota Plebeian! My parents had a 1990 Limited... they still say it was the best vehicle for comfort and visibility, cargo, and drivability. They took my 91 year old Grandfather on a 10 hour road trip once, and he stated, “he could go further”.
He made a review on this
94 celica
Older Land Cruiser and Hilux
You might want to detail those back seats, people might of had a different idea for usage.
Powerful UV light, don't forget to check the ceiling too
worse than a hotel bed spread!
So glad to see a return to a hooptie! The luxury vehicles and super cars are cool, but I can’t browse for them on marketplace. My favorite episodes are the Buick and the Hyundai!!!
Agreed
He shouldn't have sold the Park Avenue Ultra
@@jrv128 agreed as well
Lmao I still look up park Avenues!
"EJECTO SEATO CUZZ!!!"
I laughed wayy too hard on that lol
Star Trek? Almost.
Add a huge JDM spoiler and bam!!! ...
perfect Orville shuttle.
My buddy's parents had a Ford Aerostar with the 4.0L V6, auto with 8.8" rear end, it could do the fattest burnouts at will and drifts. It was my first burn out experience and have been hooked ever since.
Some had 5 speed manuals
@@bobanmilz6512 we had a 4.0L 5 speed aerostar when I was growing up.
I've done quite a few burnouts in an Aerostar.
My brother has a 1992 extended length 5 speed manual overdrive ford aerostar two toned red and grey in wonderful shape. He loves it along with all the aerostars we've ever owned.
There's a guy in south Florida with a built 5.0 liter V8 in an Aerostar.....
*Hoover does a one wheeled burnout*
Ehh thats whatever.
*Hoover falls back with his whole drivers seat*
BAHAHAHA
the burnout at the begininng sounds like a car/ship from the Jetsons
Was thinking the same thing, fits the Previa perfectly.
beginning*
I think because you dont hear the engine revving, that might be the raw sound of the tires
Halfpipesaur
I built a V8 Astro van that had posi trac and could roast tires until they blew.
@@chrisj197438 weird place to brag about that..
This would be an excellent first car. I sure wish I had all of that space in the back when I was younger. It's amazing what you can pull off in a compact car with a little determination and a lot of desire.
Adam202 my first car wad a pickup truck, I would carry anything, once I even helped a friend move
@@DanieeReG wut
I knew the previa was an amazing van , but I was hesitating about the size , but when I found out that you could actually fit inside a 4'×8' plywood and actually closed the rear door... I was convinced to get my own, that's the best minivan ever made by man kind !
I congratulate my self and your self as well !
1:46 Can we all appreciate how this man got into his car at night just to film this little bit for us?
D M the editing and small bits like that are taking this channel to new heights
Well I’m sure he didn’t mind doing it since we paid for his McClaren and new house. Lol
@@blakehudson4551 Nah he earned it
It’s filmed in his garage
I’m pretty sure he filmed that in his garage closed.
Tyler: "The Toyota Previa supercharged is the greatest minivan ever produced."
Mercedes R63 AMG: "Am I a joke to you?"
Previa's batter
XxmatixX - 6 videos diarios de nada :v yes sir
@@XxmatixX6videosdiariosdenadav well I think they are both cool as hell.
Bingo!! Go check Doug's video.
No sliding doors. Cue Maury Povich voice, "Mercedes Benz R63 AMG IS NOT A MINIVAN".
Hoovie: hey doug, can you put this exotic cars on your "cars that gonna losing value list"
Doug: yeah, but why?
Hoovie: cuz i don't have enough money, i need the cheapest one
Doug D tore this van up and I just couldn’t see why. Glad that you gave it the respect that it deserves. Thank you Hoovie, true car-nuts think alike!
Always one of my favorite designs. Perfect proportions and great engineering.
Did Hoovie just destroy a big screen TV for three seconds of amusement? What a legend.
I'm thinking it was already broken. I sure hope so. lol
All for the viewers
I'm surprised how far i had to scroll down to actually see this... Like seriously no one is mentioning it? I also don't think it was for amusement i think he just genuinely fked up and dropped it. But i guess we'll find out in a future video
@@Mysticfateee u think ? Would wanna know
@@Mysticfateee I do actually think you might be right. There is something really clumpsy with him. If you see the way he screws (on) cars. I am surprised the wizzard even allows him in to his shop LOL. But its cool !
Hey, it''s Hoovie with a new..... um... Minivan..... of course I'll watch.
I struggled rationalizing the decision to watch too but I'm happy I did as always
Doug should do a video on Hoovie with all of his quirks and features, and then give him a Doug score.
DBeav97 funfact: doug already did a review of the previa years ago haha so is it a coincidence that hoovie bought one now?
Dominik Reisenbauer he/She means review Hoovie as a person
It's a good idea, but I would believe the video would be far too long as Hoovie would have so many quirks and an unlimited amount of hidden features. And then does that mean, Doug would have to "drive" Hoovie afterwards? 🙈
Kenneth Namalomba why are you assuming their gender is he/she? You misogynistic sexist TRIGGERED
He and big daddy Doug are over paid for making ridiculous videos on RUclips (not even tv) and writing a column. I watch them all but resent both of them
We had one growing up and I'm just now appreciating it. This is taking me back big time
Nice, you bought an egg van. Paint it white, get the interior redone in yellow and yer golden.
Then flip it
@@total360AMC oh that’s easy
Just get Richard Hammond
Expecting more children Tyler?
OMG THAT WAS THE BEST COMMENT THAT I'VE EVER READ.
Yes, its now become #FamilyManGarage
Did you not see that back seat and how it reclines way back? If that is not a panty dropper, I don't know what is!
White people having children in 2019? Doubtful.
I read that as "children's Tylenol."
These are the Hoovie videos I enjoy. Junk cars, creative writing/editing and pop culture references. Good job!
Jason Rudge I loves theses types of cars over the rolls and his white powerhouse
Totally agree. Great to see the old Hoovie back
Junk? JUNK you say??!
Has been looking for a "nice" Previa for years.... All else aside, Tyler is UNQUESTIONABLY and COMPLETELY out... of... his.. mind!!!
Buy mine!
Well we knew that already didn't we
@@joshikun7177 - Kinda hard not to!! Lol!
I saw one of these in black with deep dish mags and a pushbar. it looked amazing.
Hoovie, you done goofed. They made these in AWD too (AllTrac)!
He said they did ?
Had a 93 previa. Bulletproof. Super practical. Really charismatic ^_^ like the vibe of Herbie. Looks really good with a nice set of rims. Even with stock ride height.
Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a supercharged egg!🤣🤣🤣🤣
We always thought the same thing when we saw them on the road! We called them an "egg on wheels!" Seriously, butt fugly.
NOPE< STARFLEET SHUITTLCRAFT from NCC-1701-D..............short range TYPE 6 with short sustained speeds of warp 2.4
BTW HOOVIE needs some warp drive
nacelles and red stripes
Now you definitely need a wagon to complete your fleet! Caprice, Roadmaster, Custom Cruiser!
Custom Cruiser for sure. Super rare and underappreciated
Vista cruiser
Couldn't agree with you more,I have a 2 owner 78000 documented miles 1991 olds custom cruiser wagon and you are both right!
Hell tell him to get a 70s model with the 400 on it
Volvo 850/V70R
You don’t have to thank us, Hoovie, the pleasure has been all ours.
He was so convincing I went out and bought one 😆
Wait till it's time to get work done on it and you'll be mad at him and yourself 😁
Me too brother 91 LE and I love it lmao
@@jakelowe164 Its really not that bad boss
I just bought on also
That tyre squeal noise would have led perfectly into the intro music 😂
That was a legendary one tire fire.
SqueeeeEEEEEE-Do do do do do dot dodo
I had a diesel version. Brilliant thing. I ran it on everything from vegetable oil to WD40 and it did burnouts 🙄
Ah the days of running diesels on used chip fat...
@@catnapwat Those days are still alive
Not sure modern commonrail diesels will run on vegetable oil
@@catnapwat There's still old cars on the roads
@@catnapwat ya you have to actually make bio diesel (filter it and cut it with alcohol) for modern cars and even then it's not recommended to run it all the time. I used to run it through my 03 golf TDI every once and a while.
It's a shame that renault didn't mass produce the renault espace F1.
Gran Turismo 2
Car companies should hire Tyler to star in the ads.. doesnt matter what car hes driving he somehow convinces me i NEED to have it.. and suddenly I find myself on kijiji looking for these things I don't need 😂
I had a '93 LE and had it for more than a dozen years and traveled from Key West to Yellowstone (pulling a pop-up trailer). Great van and extremely useful. Ours had the center captains chairs that would swivel around to face backwards. Kids thought that was really cool.
I bought on new with the AWD when we had kids. Great van. Had it for 18 years. Great visibility and interior space. A real highway cruiser.
Paul H. Kunberger What happened to your kids ?😂
Wards of the state because of vehicular embarrassment abuse.
My first car was a 97 previa. Those things are surprisingly quick lol
lucky bastard - it's near impossible finding such a good condition Previa for so cheap. Let me know when you're ready to sell it, Tyler ;)
DarkCityDave tip: buy from old people! just found a 93 VW eurouvan with 96k on it, for $2,000...find of a lifetime!
This van will reign supreme until Chrysler makes a hellcat mini van
Durango? i dunno if that counts, cause its an SUV, but it's still a huge ass car
Ewww Chrysler is trash
Louis Barningham, everybody has their own opinion. But maybe you could’ve said that in a nicer tone
@@louisbarningham GM for life
@@robertlucas1435 eww gm is garbage!
Those Trek references make me nerd out way more than I should over a minivan.... And that Picard facepalm truly sold it for me! Can’t wait to see the Shuttlecraft rolling around Wichita!
This really is my favorite video of yours Hoovie. I also share the same fascination with oddball cars like you do
I had a 1993 Aerostar. Took it to the Indy 500 twice. Loved that van!
Aerostars were the best 90s van imo
blue I looked at a 93 for 2000$ should I snipe it
The interior door panels from the Aerostar were used in the Ford EXP, only they were backwards when used in that car.
It's basically a ford gt
Take that daddy doug!
but does it have quirks and features?
I have a '95 Previa S/C that I bought new in 1995. 202, 000+ miles and still going strong. I am a trek fan too, license plate holder states "Star Trek Fan Forever, ST/OS, ST/NG, ST/VG and ST/DS9" This van has cost me very little to maintain, except of course the A/C that had to be overhauled last month after all these years. What Hoovie failed to mention was the versatility of the configuration he has. Despite the fold up rear seats, with the middle seat out you can carry 10 - 12 4x8 sheets of drywall or plywood, flat on the floor and still close the rear hatch.... Who needs a pickup of truck if you have a Previa!
flashback to my childhood. my dad had one of these and i learned how to drive stick in it... badass rwd van ahead of its time!
Owned one of these in AU for years, here is trivia about the previa in Australia, we don't have that seat flipping back problem on Drivers side "which is good" it's on passenger side which OEM think was designed in Japan and named Tarago or import Estima in AU.
It's true about how it sits on road for road handling ,great for long trips back in the day.
The End came when headgasket blew the 2nd time @over 400,000km on the van.
stigonutube Yep Previa head gaskets. We see a ton of these vans in NZ and petrol or diesel engines have legendary head gasket issues. So many Toyota engines of this era did.
I had a car with the weak head gasket problem. If I hit traffic it could overheat and blow the gasket. So I fitted a switch inside the car and ran the wires to the electric fan thermostat in the radiator.
As soon as I hit traffic I'd switch on the fan and the engine never got hot so it never blew the gasket again.
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now yes however only so long they will keep running in that state of failure of headgasket, mine started loosing coolant and then hydrolocked in piston the 2nd time round..great vans but was time to say goodbyee
@@DiscoFang yes first one was corrosion in head coolant ports and lead to failure then 2nd time was loosing coolant and one day just hydrolocked when i try to start Van. greetings to N.Z From AU :)
put it on bags!!! that would be rad, JDM VIP!!
Alex Korda i second this
Also swap K20
YES! YES! YESSS!! I knew this was coming, but I didn't know when! That wonderful van is so quirky it was inevitable!
I learned how to drive in a Toyota Previa, which was lovingly designated "the toaster on wheels". It's practically a moving van you can put so much stuff in it. Also is quite possibly the #1 easiest vehicle to parallel park of all time. Seriously. Try it. The van got old and rusty and was dying of old age, and was sold for peanuts. The new owner completely restored it, and it can still be seen driving around town from time to time.
I just got my phone back after getting it confiscated at school the teacher said we can watch educational videos i said it was i learn to not buy the cheapest car in the country when i get my license
Miles, tell your teacher you're enriching your future career prospects. #ExtraCredit
Miles did you just have a stroke say the end jesus, took me 5 times until I was able to understand.
Logic, he's just very relieved and excited to have his telephone back.
Miles, a bit of punctuation goes a long way for older eyes. Just an observation, my friend.
@@gordoeinstein, we don't wish to have the phone taken back in for questioning... nee, even into custody.
And yes, I just dropped "nee"... because I celebrate the occasion to drop the archaic and arcane into casual conversation. I feel it elevates the level of intelligence until the next round of farting, belching, scratching and swearing begins.
All valid activities, and ones I practice on a regular basis... but we let the lesson learn, for now.
You welcome Tyler, you know that we all love you.. now go to show that Previa to the Wizzard haha. Take care Hoovie
0:13 thats what i feel like every morning i go to work
So true
😂😂😂 Same feeling
I thought you were kidding about the mid engine part. That is just crazy.
I guess you can use the Previa to carry the parts for the rest of the hooptie fleet.
service vehicle for tools when they braek down
Perhaps he could rip the rear seats and windows out and turn it into a cargo van?
This video is bring back so many memories of the time my family did have a '92 Previa. Hot during the Texas summers due to all glass side but still a great van.
Love your channel good luck with the move. from the UK
Last time I was this early Hoovie still had a Dodge Caravan...
Maybe next time he'll have a Cessna Caravan...
I'd rather have the AWD Caravan with wood paneling.
Carajunk is more like it
Does wizard have to do an oil change from inside the cabin?
A fellow muchacho out in the wild
The first car I ever drove was my Dad's 1984 Toyota Van so I like this video and this would make a great daily beater for my family as well as hauler for when we are working on rental properties.
Our family has owned 7 ford aerostars. One of them Currently has a 5 speed manual with overdrive. We love them alot.
The unmovable passenger seat always bothered me.
Cheap junk.
FYI, these came in 5-speed Manual as well, I had one in the early 2000's as my moto transporter, now they are getting super expensive!
Get the paint-buffing mop on those headlamps Hoovie... it'll look WAY better!
I got a previa with 300k miles for 300 dollars.
The transmission just went after 3 months. It only drives in reverse now
Surely that's not a problem, given the terrific all-round visibility.
Who needs to go forward anyways?
You bring to mechanic
A few reasons I love you as a creator.
1.)While you have merch, you don't push it every single video.
2.)you're goofy and funny, yet have a serious side when necessary.
3.)you go out of your way to find ridiculous cars and spend your money to entertain us, the viewers.
4.)while you do take sponsorships (nothing wrong with that) you don't normally do 2+minutes per video of sponsors like some creators.
5.)you actually acknowledged your success and your new house, and thanked us, the people who consume your content for the reason you can do what you love. You never see a lot of big creators actually thanking the fans for things like this, and it was nice to see.
Congratulations hoovie on your up coming move in your new home wishing you and your family all the best, i love your videos and enjoy seeing your impulse buys, keep up the good work mate .. fun fact that Toyota was called a tarago in Australia, my friends mum had one when we were in primary school back in the 90's .. had no idea they were supercharged what a hoot lol!
dude the older toyotas were pretty much a micro rv..... my dad almost bought one:P get one of those!
I've watched the videos for a while now, and it's the first time I comment.
Amazing video!
Cheers from Brazil
Was I the only one that screamed NO!! when he dropped the TV? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank thank thank you for buying this! The family Previa was my daily driver in highschool (despite my best efforts put that bed to use with various members of the opposite sex I attempted to date/woo, it never worked. Womp womp). While I didn't appreciate it at the time, being a car dad now I take any opportunity I can to tell everyone it was the supercar of minivans. Looking forward to more videos!
My 1963 Ford Fairlane now has a disc brake conversion that uses 91’ Previa front rotors, good to know my baby has the front rotors of a sporty minivan
Honorable mentions to the Ford Aerostar and OG Mazda MPV.
Also the Chevy Astro.
@@Membrane556 yes definitely!
This reminds me more of the Chevy Lumina Apv for some reason...
One of my early rides was an Aerostar 4.0 awd thing hauled ass fir 17yr old me in 94
@@Membrane556 cousin drives the family 99 chevy astro and somehow that thing keeps going!
Hoovie, these were even better with dual roof and mid row captains chairs. You could swivel the middle row captains chairs 180 degrees and ride in limo mode. Great buy.
I love those vans my father had one for a short time
But the one wheel burnout had me rolling on the floor
You guys in the US are lucky hoovie you got the supercharged version. In Australia we just got the 2.4l n/a engine & a V6, still a great minivan
Love it, I really enjoy when you grab yourself an older car like this and play with it like this! Look out for a Chrysler Grand Voyager. I had the non-stow-n-go 2004 version and LOVED IT so much, I bought another. I'm now contemplating a 3rd one.
Chrysler hands down had the better minivan all around regardless of what this guy says I don't care Lee iacocca knew what he was doing long live the Chrysler minivan King of the minivans 🏆🥇
Ha! We have one of these. So does the mother in law. They are unbreakable!
You what’s a supercharged sports vehicle?
A Lotus?
No a Toyota Previa
A frickin van?!?!?
Yes
BASITH PH You can bet no car fanatic will ever get the right answer
All I know of this car is it's mid engined and one was used years ago in a top gear episode for the Historical People Carrier Racing Championship 😂
I remember! That's a very cool piece of old Top gear.
What an amazing purchase. Congratulations on buying, yet another, iconic legend. It was a smart and calculated purchase. You will make $$$ on this baby. I would bet... that with just one new tyre (or swap the spare), you could ‘easily’ ask over three grand! (and yes, I spelled Tire ...t,y,r,e ... the proper way). Thanks for the video and the best of luck!
My Dad has a ‘95 Previa SC sitting in his garage. It was caught in floodwaters in 2005 and he has intent to fix it. Another project on our to do list. For as odd as it is, it’s a good mini van.
Hoovie you're mad, but we still love you.
You could get a manual transmission on those vans, but with RWD only (AWD was automatic only)
“All-Trac” 😊
*Hoovie you have to weld the diff and chop the springs..*
*#DRIFTMISSLE*
Lol
Yes. A capsule inside a missile
Damn you Tyler Hoover. I already bought an LX470 because of you... now I want a Previa.
Owned a ‘91 RWD, and totaled it in an offset head on collision at highway speeds. Bought a new AWD one the next week, because it does snow in Iowa. We owned it for 13 years and 185,000. It was a great car. We sold it for $3000 and they drove it another 100,000 miles before it got totaled.
Hoovie never saw the *Renault F1 Espace.*
That is all.
not available here.
@@yamahonkawazuki To be fair, we didn't get them either....
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😂😂😂😂😂
That is good for Hoovie.
@@mexicanspec those things are FUN. And in hoovies sake, nearly impossible to break LOL
Oh god - EFF THESE THINGS! I friggin HATED emission testing these back in the day. Checking and setting timing, burning the crap outta my hands and arms. And the people who owned these were cheap as hell and always tried to use the discount coupons we had.
I mean, that's what coupons are for
Where do I get the coupons in case I buy one? lol jk
@@Dr.Duck22 - The coupons had a disclaimer for "Most Vehicles" and it was always Previa owners who got most indignant when told their vehicle was not included in the most.
@@beastumfan Get all you want haha - left that part of the business years ago. Don't miss that nonsense one bit!
Goodbye old Hoovies garage. Best of luck with the move and your future in the new place. Greetings from Prague, CZ
I'm a former 1991 LE and 1997 AWD S/C Previa owner. I bought the 97 hoping to keep it forever. Unfortunately a head-on collision totalled it but my wife and 2 year old son walked away unscathed. Truly great van!
our old mechanic would lend us his whenever my dad would take our E32 to his house to get worked on and i fell in love with that thing 20 years ago. i want one.