The NSX deserves a video by itself, this one it shared it with many other cars and probably just two minutes were spent talking about it. I hope you can find a true passionate owner of the NSX and make a video entirely focused on it.
Isn't it just. You'd know it's silhouette anywhere. I'm using it almost exclusively at times in 'Forza Horizon 3' the noise it makes in that title is addictive. Shame we can't all have one in real life.
I submitted an application to be featured on Petrolicious a while back with my stock 91 NSX. Maybe they'll consider doing a more in depth video on my car. I'm not a collector. I bought my NSX to drive it, and drive it hard. As a commuter, grocery hauler, canyon carver, and track weapon.
+Zygrene that's awesome man. You're really lucky to own one of these.. I really hope they do make a video on you and your car. For guys like us who can't afford such cars, watching good quality videos of guys like you who can and really enjoy their cars is sometimes all the joy we need.
The Land of the Rising Sun's NSX deserves singular focus in a vid, especially on a site that focuses 99% on Euro brands, also, drive the damn car; I want to hear it and see it from the cockpit; the CRX got 100% more love in that vid, c'mon, show the NA1 the same courtesy.
This felt more like an interview piece rather than your usual, and quite wonderful narrative... but I still appreciated some of those dusk shots... wow :-)
At 3:55 Scott perfectly describes what it is like to be behind the wheel of the original NSX. I'd like to add that you feel like you are piloting a jet ... great forward vision, but you can tell where the nose is because of the wheel arches. If you aren't use to it, hearing the motor and the exhaust all coming from behind you is a wonderful sensation. The steering is stiff at low speeds, and it isn't the easiest car for getting groceries because of the unassisted steering, but get up to speed and the steering feels perfect and easy to control. I changed the exhaust from stock, which sounded great above 4K RPM right up to 8K, but was just too civil at low RPM to me. You always feel like it is a special event when driving the NSX.
I'm 32 and grew up with classic American cars, but have always appreciated and loved cars from all over the world. That being said,, Scott & Sandy's collection is fantastic. Very eclectic.
gotta love the fact that this video has amazing production quality and is completely free to watch yet we have dumbasses like you still bitching and complaining
+nihonhikikomorikyoki Both the title and the thumbnail are NSX related and the content is not, that is what I call misleading. You like being mislead? then you are a dumbass. Of course, with all due respect XD
Because it wasn't good. Whether or not something is free doesn't even enter into it. If somebody feels like they wasted their time watching, it's not interesting.
How was the title and thumbnail not related? NSX thumbnail They talked plenty about this car. And the key word we are looking for in the title is "Evolving" They showcased other cars because they wanted to show how the tastes of these gentleman and how they ended up with the NSX. So tbh you just like to complain.
What an eclectic mix of automotive history in this couple's garage. I love the old Merc. I will say that your new video of the NSX with Sean Lee does the NSX justice. These men have an amazing collection and I appreciate that you spread the focus in this episode.
NSX.... sooooo many videos on that car now. BUT The Mercury PARKlane, ohhhhh my God completely fell in love with it. Too bad you did not show enough of it. That dashboard! I had to rewind like 5 times to see it!
they do drive them... happen to hear the man make a comment about how cool it is to hop in and out of each different one... jesus watch the video before commenting.
Its really cool to watch one of these and then realize, "Hey that place looks familiar... oh yeah I live there!". I'll have to go check these guys and their cars out sometime
Was a bit confused with what was going on until I realised they are a couple. Really interesting collection and how nice it must be to have a relationship enhanced with a shared passion like that. Disagree with the haters - sure we could have done with some NSX redline action but I love the idea of an eclectic and evolving collection. Thanks to these two for sharing
Bar-none one of the best car collections I have every seen, from the perspective of someone who really enjoys seeing early to mid 90's Hondas and Acuras (I.e. 1st and 2nd gen Legends) being appreciated as the collector cars that they are. Bravo, gentlemen!!
Great video guys, shows how it's possible to appreciate totally different cars from totally different eras. I'm going through that transformation at the moment with the different vehicles I own, actually a very enjoyable process, thanks again
And 2 awkward looking guys that buttfuck eachother. This was a "oh look see gay men are car guys too!!!!" Let's make sure they know these guys are gay every 10 seconds
Unlike some folks I thoroughly enjoyed seeing every car we saw in the video. What delightfully eclectic collections! Yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing videos that focused a bit on individual cars in the collection, but one thing that some of you are overlooking is the fact that the videos Petrolicious does are as much about the owners and their stories as they are about the cars. This video was about the guys who assembled these delightfully diverse collections and that made it important to spend at a great deal of time on exhibiting the variety of vehicles they have acquired.
This was weirdly, maybe the least petrolicious video petrolicious has put out in a while. I like these videos because it's interesting to see how people FEEL about cars, and this video barely got into that. (At least it wasn't another BMW or Porsche video, so thanks for that)
It's really awesome that you can tell which cars they bought around the same time. The big american cruisers like the Mercury, the boxy kinda muscle cars like the Monte Carlo, the japanese cars like the NSX. Next and final step in evolution is gonna be the Euros, for sure ;)
Yes the title calling out the feelings that this will have something to do with NSX canyon blast. However, those beatiful Mercury shots are exceptional. The one where he is reversing from the driveway. Its like remastered footage of some original 50-60s video. Great job as always.
Holy crap, I've been waiting for a NSX video from you guys for so long! Thanks a lot! I do agree though, I think I'd rather hear the car more than to hear the owners talk.
+Cooper Pinter yep that's pretty much every country outside the US. Here in Europe, the NSX is rarer than most modern Ferraris. If a basic manual model with good provenance comes up for sale it usually sells for more than an entry level used Ferrari of the same vintage too.
Don't be discouraged by the cult of NSX, good video. Liked the focus on the variety of cars. Especially liked seeing the Lancia Beta Zagato (Spider) and Fiat X 1/9 looming in the background :-)
Having been featured on Petrolicious in 2013 I really admire the crew for featuring different and interesting people. This channel is foremost about cars and their passionate owners. Being gay myself in such a straight male dominated hobby is difficult at best. It is not a secret there have been other featured enthusiast from the LBGT community in here. However, I have to say a couple of the videos really, IMO ignored the elephant (gay) in the room. I believe one's sexual orientation should have nothing to do with the love of cars and there is not need to mention it. I can tell you though, if my husband/bf/partner was included in my feature in 2013 and our obvious relationship was not acknowledged, he would have been pissed! I'm not saying they should have kissed or held hands at some point but, trying to portray them in this light was painful for me to watch.
All respect to you sir and to the owner of the car in the film, but this is getting old. People talking BS about cars they love (but do not understand), wrapped in a glossy impressive film is not informative or educational. It is more like mastrubation and not true passion. I love his filming.. but please let someone who actually love cars stand as narrators. I want to learn something too, not only look at glossy images wrapped in plastic frames.
I know people don't like this vid all too much but in would like to ask everyone to keep the cursing out, this channel has never really been about that, thank you! Drive Tastefully and now Reply Tastefully
3:44 My god. After having moved from SoCal 10 years ago, I haven't heard that name or phrase in such a long time. Plus, idk why so many people are hating on the video. Just enjoy what they made and stop complaining about the NSX.
Love the angles of both the cars. You can see how the cars evolve overtime from the 50's to the early 90's. That NSX I will own someday and drive to Laguna Seca
Justin Lankester The video is not meant to be entirely on the NSX, but meant to be on the collection. "The NSX is more a statement of what our collection is becoming... We both appreciate the big beautiful luxury cars, but more of our cars now in our collection are driver's cars."
Justin Lankester What's so shit about it? Doubt you could do better. And what's so misleading about the title? The owners talk about how the car represents the evolution of their collection during the video.
Disappointing feature of the NSX. Get the feeling someone else has taken over creating these videos and the visual creativity just isn't there anymore.
Actually, young people nowadays are a major part of the demographics manufacturers focus on while making super/hyper cars. After all what kind of rich guy doesn't have atleast 1 super car?
I remember when the Acura NSX first hit the American car market. I thought it was the best looking cars on the market. I was so disappointed when it was discontinued when it was.
While as others state - not much on the NSX - the lighting of the video was fantastic - esp the Mercury. When the Merc was backing out of the driveway - it looked like a great old movie. These guys have some odd tastes - but that is what makes the hobby so personal. I need a warehouse myself with all I want - saw an old Saab 900 Turbo today that I wish I had a reason to buy. Just cool stuff.
the nsx is a car that been haunting me 15 years always wanted one and still do yet I could never get my hands on it but that doesn't stop me even if it takes me another 15 years just to get one I'll wait and I'll try just before I die I just want to see a nsx outside my house
I have a '59 Mercury Monterey.. This is the first time I've ever seen someone else that has another '59 Merc... I've only ever seen another out in the wild once, and it was on a car hauler going down the road.
I did not like the format of showing two cars at the same time lets admit we were here for the nsx not some mercury very dissapointed with the quality of this video
agh well ill tell you what this video could've been done properly with focusing on just one car not 2 at the same time the thumbnail really is just click bait for viewers to see no offense but domestic cars with the exception of muscle cars are garbage none the less
I prefer to have one or two cars that I'm dedicated to and turn into my own. Right now, I have my 1986 Toyota Corolla GTS (AE86). It's a car that I will never want to let go of and even though I may have to get a more practical car or even one day when/if I can get a supercar, my AE86 will still be most precious to me because it was my first car and, at the same time, it is my dream car. It's a car I want to pass onto my kids and then onto their kids, and when electric cars run the world, I'll make algae fuel happen and keep it running. That's how I want to keep my cars. Collecting cars and selling them afterwards seems kinda shallow for me, like renting a car, you never get to fully bond with it since you know you'll have to sell it at some point; I'd rather drive a friend's car so at least I know I can play with it again, like seeing your friend's son or daughter, it's great fun and brings joy, but you know you're truly dedicated to your own child.
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Now THAT was the car I was waiting for, and THAT was the video you had to screw up. Thanks anyway.
wtf
exactly was expecting more on the acura like. full video just on the acura idk different
Yeah, I didn't like this format switching between two subjects. Really wanted just the NSX. It's just not my thing
Yep. That's how I feel.
Fully agree.
The NSX deserves a video by itself, this one it shared it with many other cars and probably just two minutes were spent talking about it. I hope you can find a true passionate owner of the NSX and make a video entirely focused on it.
That NSX is one of the most beautiful cars ever made. Simply perfect.
The Merc in this video alone is way more attractive...
Isn't it just. You'd know it's silhouette anywhere.
I'm using it almost exclusively at times in 'Forza Horizon 3' the noise it makes in that title is addictive.
Shame we can't all have one in real life.
I expected more focus on the NSX :/
I submitted an application to be featured on Petrolicious a while back with my stock 91 NSX. Maybe they'll consider doing a more in depth video on my car. I'm not a collector. I bought my NSX to drive it, and drive it hard. As a commuter, grocery hauler, canyon carver, and track weapon.
+Zygrene that's awesome man. You're really lucky to own one of these.. I really hope they do make a video on you and your car. For guys like us who can't afford such cars, watching good quality videos of guys like you who can and really enjoy their cars is sometimes all the joy we need.
The Land of the Rising Sun's NSX deserves singular focus in a vid, especially on a site that focuses 99% on Euro brands, also, drive the damn car; I want to hear it and see it from the cockpit; the CRX got 100% more love in that vid, c'mon, show the NA1 the same courtesy.
Big fan. Your 2 cars are literally the dream xD
This felt more like an interview piece rather than your usual, and quite wonderful narrative... but I still appreciated some of those dusk shots... wow :-)
If you guys ever want to do a more in depth feature on an original 91 NSX, let me know. I submitted an application via email a few months back.
At 3:55 Scott perfectly describes what it is like to be behind the wheel of the original NSX. I'd like to add that you feel like you are piloting a jet ... great forward vision, but you can tell where the nose is because of the wheel arches. If you aren't use to it, hearing the motor and the exhaust all coming from behind you is a wonderful sensation. The steering is stiff at low speeds, and it isn't the easiest car for getting groceries because of the unassisted steering, but get up to speed and the steering feels perfect and easy to control. I changed the exhaust from stock, which sounded great above 4K RPM right up to 8K, but was just too civil at low RPM to me. You always feel like it is a special event when driving the NSX.
I'm 32 and grew up with classic American cars, but have always appreciated and loved cars from all over the world. That being said,, Scott & Sandy's collection is fantastic. Very eclectic.
I was super excited when I saw the thumbnail! Now I'm quite disappointed after watching the video :(
gotta love the fact that this video has amazing production quality and is completely free to watch yet we have dumbasses like you still bitching and complaining
+nihonhikikomorikyoki
Both the title and the thumbnail are NSX related and the content is not, that is what I call misleading.
You like being mislead? then you are a dumbass.
Of course, with all due respect XD
Because it wasn't good. Whether or not something is free doesn't even enter into it. If somebody feels like they wasted their time watching, it's not interesting.
you can check out a video I just recently put together about an owner who daily drives his NSX
How was the title and thumbnail not related? NSX thumbnail They talked plenty about this car. And the key word we are looking for in the title is "Evolving" They showcased other cars because they wanted to show how the tastes of these gentleman and how they ended up with the NSX. So tbh you just like to complain.
This is why I don't go look at 'cars for sale' anymore; I end up buying them, when I only really wanted to drive around for an hour or so.
I want to eat you
that's like me at the taco stand
HahaHa!
Your comment could have fed a starving African child.
I've always loved Palm Springs, the first NSX model and old american cruising cars from the late 50's. But go back to one video for each car, please.
I think the NSX could've carried the entire documentary, such an amazing car
What an eclectic mix of automotive history in this couple's garage. I love the old Merc. I will say that your new video of the NSX with Sean Lee does the NSX justice. These men have an amazing collection and I appreciate that you spread the focus in this episode.
The new piece of shit NSX has nothing on this. I WANT A CAR, NOT A COMPUTER
I think the new one is cool, but it doesn't deserve the name of the NSX. It's nothing like the previous NSX.
The name means New Sport eXperimental
It wouldn't be very experimental if they just made it exactly like the old version.
Steven Graham I dont care that they made it, giving it that name gives it a legacy it doesnt deserve.
the new NSX is more Nissan GTR than the Nissan GTR ^^
4WD, Hybrid, Twin turbo, DCT ...
what is so experimental about the origianl NSX then ? in comparison the R32 GTR had more experimental tech for a road car, same for the Porsche 959
Cinema quality filming! Congratulations!
NSX.... sooooo many videos on that car now.
BUT The Mercury PARKlane,
ohhhhh my God completely fell in love with it. Too bad you did not show enough of it.
That dashboard! I had to rewind like 5 times to see it!
Wouldn't it be nice if, when the video title only mentions one car, this video is only about one car?
I never seen enything more beautiful. Stunnig!
MY GOD THEY HAVE TWO LEGENDS IN THE COLLECTION! I love you guys!
Forget collecting it. DRIVE THE CARS!
they do drive them... happen to hear the man make a comment about how cool it is to hop in and out of each different one... jesus watch the video before commenting.
In the case of an NSX, you REALLY wouldn't want to.
People who are hating on this video do not appreciate a story unfolding, they just want something to hit their face like 'Kaboom'
Why all the hate? The video was beautiful, people!
Its really cool to watch one of these and then realize, "Hey that place looks familiar... oh yeah I live there!". I'll have to go check these guys and their cars out sometime
Was a bit confused with what was going on until I realised they are a couple. Really interesting collection and how nice it must be to have a relationship enhanced with a shared passion like that. Disagree with the haters - sure we could have done with some NSX redline action but I love the idea of an eclectic and evolving collection. Thanks to these two for sharing
Bar-none one of the best car collections I have every seen, from the perspective of someone who really enjoys seeing early to mid 90's Hondas and Acuras (I.e. 1st and 2nd gen Legends) being appreciated as the collector cars that they are. Bravo, gentlemen!!
Great video guys, shows how it's possible to appreciate totally different cars from totally different eras. I'm going through that transformation at the moment with the different vehicles I own, actually a very enjoyable process, thanks again
It's the first time that I see a acura legend in the collecrion of a serious car collector, it feels nice as I love mine so much as well.
You've got my Like because I get the intention of the video. It is not about the NSX. It is about the mindset of these particular caretakers.
And 2 awkward looking guys that buttfuck eachother. This was a "oh look see gay men are car guys too!!!!" Let's make sure they know these guys are gay every 10 seconds
Really love that first shot of the house and car.
Unlike some folks I thoroughly enjoyed seeing every car we saw in the video. What delightfully eclectic collections!
Yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing videos that focused a bit on individual cars in the collection, but one thing that some of you are overlooking is the fact that the videos Petrolicious does are as much about the owners and their stories as they are about the cars. This video was about the guys who assembled these delightfully diverse collections and that made it important to spend at a great deal of time on exhibiting the variety of vehicles they have acquired.
This was weirdly, maybe the least petrolicious video petrolicious has put out in a while. I like these videos because it's interesting to see how people FEEL about cars, and this video barely got into that.
(At least it wasn't another BMW or Porsche video, so thanks for that)
It's really awesome that you can tell which cars they bought around the same time. The big american cruisers like the Mercury, the boxy kinda muscle cars like the Monte Carlo, the japanese cars like the NSX. Next and final step in evolution is gonna be the Euros, for sure ;)
Yes the title calling out the feelings that this will have something to do with NSX canyon blast. However, those beatiful Mercury shots are exceptional. The one where he is reversing from the driveway. Its like remastered footage of some original 50-60s video. Great job as always.
Is it bad that Im more excited about seeing mint looking Acuras from the 90's like the Legend? lol
Totally agree on the old legend car- I like the white car!
Holy crap, I've been waiting for a NSX video from you guys for so long!
Thanks a lot!
I do agree though, I think I'd rather hear the car more than to hear the owners talk.
Its my dream to drive an NSX. Hopefully once Im succesful , I can find one to buy.
best of luck!
Dude, it's not a vintage Ferrari we're talking about...
Maybe he isn't lucky enough to be born in a country where there are a lot NSXs around for sale, for a reasonable price...
+Cooper Pinter yep that's pretty much every country outside the US. Here in Europe, the NSX is rarer than most modern Ferraris. If a basic manual model with good provenance comes up for sale it usually sells for more than an entry level used Ferrari of the same vintage too.
There are a shitload of NSX in Germany, from 40k to 100k.
The first generation NSX forced all other supercar manufacturers to build reliable cars.
Don't be discouraged by the cult of NSX, good video. Liked the focus on the variety of cars. Especially liked seeing the Lancia Beta Zagato (Spider) and Fiat X 1/9 looming in the background :-)
Tons of love for having the 2 door Legend. I hope it's the 6 speed! Awesome car and I miss mine everyday.
Love that you have second Gen.legend too
Super interesting, diverse, quirky collection. Great piece as usual. The still of the dude with the NSX when it was still secret was awesome.
If you negative critics would read the title, you'd realize that this video is about the evolution of this collector's tastes, not just about the NSX.
Having been featured on Petrolicious in 2013 I really admire the crew for featuring different and interesting people. This channel is foremost about cars and their passionate owners. Being gay myself in such a straight male dominated hobby is difficult at best. It is not a secret there have been other featured enthusiast from the LBGT community in here. However, I have to say a couple of the videos really, IMO ignored the elephant (gay) in the room. I believe one's sexual orientation should have nothing to do with the love of cars and there is not need to mention it. I can tell you though, if my husband/bf/partner was included in my feature in 2013 and our obvious relationship was not acknowledged, he would have been pissed! I'm not saying they should have kissed or held hands at some point but, trying to portray them in this light was painful for me to watch.
All respect to you sir and to the owner of the car in the film, but this is getting old. People talking BS about cars they love (but do not understand), wrapped in a glossy impressive film is not informative or educational. It is more like mastrubation and not true passion. I love his filming.. but please let someone who actually love cars stand as narrators. I want to learn something too, not only look at glossy images wrapped in plastic frames.
4:54 Jesus Christ the Acura legend is such a beautiful car. My favorite car of all time.
I know people don't like this vid all too much but in would like to ask everyone to keep the cursing out, this channel has never really been about that, thank you!
Drive Tastefully and now Reply Tastefully
Not a big fan of this video, it's kinda all over the place.
I love the diversity. Great collection.
0:36 "umm.... excuse me, sir... uh.... that's not no.... um sir? That's not the NSX....sir? It's nice, but....JUST GET IN THE FUCKING NSX ALREADY!!"
What a collection. That Mercury is stunning....
Fabulous license plate! And, fabulous collection. I love the Cadillac Seville... my first car in high school!
3:44 My god. After having moved from SoCal 10 years ago, I haven't heard that name or phrase in such a long time. Plus, idk why so many people are hating on the video. Just enjoy what they made and stop complaining about the NSX.
That NSX is a jewel, in 20 some years following shows all around the place, i think i've seen five that even remotely match this. Really cared after.
4:39 Didn't expect to spot this beauty here! Mercedes R107
Love the angles of both the cars. You can see how the cars evolve overtime from the 50's to the early 90's. That NSX I will own someday and drive to Laguna Seca
this is the worst video you've done Petrolicious! get it together! this had hardly anything to do with the NSX!
Make a better video about the NSX then.
+Renard Soro why? a video about an NSX should have more footage of the NSX
Justin Lankester The video is not meant to be entirely on the NSX, but meant to be on the collection. "The NSX is more a statement of what our collection is becoming... We both appreciate the big beautiful luxury cars, but more of our cars now in our collection are driver's cars."
+Renard Soro still a shit video with a misleading title
Justin Lankester What's so shit about it? Doubt you could do better. And what's so misleading about the title? The owners talk about how the car represents the evolution of their collection during the video.
What is all the complaining about? Yes there could have been more NSX but OMG the visuals are awesome. Love your filming and post style ❤️
Thank you for a very good automotive-life vignette. I hope you continue producing your signature-style videos for a very long time.
All wings report in....REDFYVE STANDING BY!!!
I thought I was only one who caught that...
Sharp eyes!
Very cool plate
Disappointing feature of the NSX. Get the feeling someone else has taken over creating these videos and the visual creativity just isn't there anymore.
rest in peace Ayrton Senna , you always be loved and remembered as a mythical talented emotionally driven focused inspirational man. you are the NSX.
"I hope more young people get into the car collecting hobby" Seriously? The car collecting "hobby" is only for old guys that have money to blow.
Young people get old pretty quickly.
Actually, young people nowadays are a major part of the demographics manufacturers focus on while making super/hyper cars. After all what kind of rich guy doesn't have atleast 1 super car?
This NSX has always been in my top 3 if I could choose any car; Acura should just build these again.
I go to palm springs every Feb. for the mid-century modern show, Hope to see you guys there,
AMAZING shots and two interesting characters! I really enjoyed that :)
Lol who else came here from the newer NSX video? Also..damn, these cars are gorgeous!
5:41 PLEASE do a review of that Studebaker Avanti....plus it is in white...DROOOOLLL!!!...I do like their collection...thank you for sharing!
Great video, beautiful photography
Love the NSX. One of the greats in my mind
I remember when the Acura NSX first hit the American car market. I thought it was the best looking cars on the market. I was so disappointed when it was discontinued when it was.
While as others state - not much on the NSX - the lighting of the video was fantastic - esp the Mercury. When the Merc was backing out of the driveway - it looked like a great old movie. These guys have some odd tastes - but that is what makes the hobby so personal. I need a warehouse myself with all I want - saw an old Saab 900 Turbo today that I wish I had a reason to buy. Just cool stuff.
I watched the video for the NSX, but wow, what a great collection. Do you guys give tours? haha
the nsx is a car that been haunting me 15 years always wanted one and still do yet I could never get my hands on it but that doesn't stop me even if it takes me another 15 years just to get one I'll wait and I'll try just before I die I just want to see a nsx outside my house
Love your collection, I am in a similar boat, I love a lot of different cars for different reasons.
I have a '59 Mercury Monterey.. This is the first time I've ever seen someone else that has another '59 Merc... I've only ever seen another out in the wild once, and it was on a car hauler going down the road.
that Mercury is stunning! you should make more video's about American sleds, they are just as cool as Alfa's and BMW's.
on 3:40 the nsx looks so beautiful
Jesus, why the hate? Great video as always.
aaaah the original NSX, it looks perfect
YEA YEAAAA 14 MONTHS OF WAITING!!! For a video more about the mercury than the NSX
the film quality is insanely good
Awesome license plate on the NSX!
Would love to see a video on that white Acura Legend. Had a friend with one, had power closing Doors on it. Thought that was so cool.
NSx and Audi R8 are my favorite exotic cars
great, eclectic car collection
love your channel, and great video.
But would like to see more driving, engine sound etc.
Keep up the good work!:)
Damned shame the NSX wasn't the focus of this video - the NSX was the only thing I tuned in for.
That Mercury looks amazing...but I've always had my heart set on an NSX from the 90s
Your videos are really awesome man...
0:37 That Mercury dashboard...
I REALLY want an NSX now!
Beautiful clean SVX!
The merc is drop dead gorgeous...
Gorgeous shot at 2:05
I did not like the format of showing two cars at the same time lets admit we were here for the nsx not some mercury very dissapointed with the quality of this video
"Some Mercury" We have a 90's JDM and Asian car market radical fanboy over here!
agh well ill tell you what this video could've been done properly with focusing on just one car not 2 at the same time the thumbnail really is just click bait for viewers to see no offense but domestic cars with the exception of muscle cars are garbage none the less
I thought the video was going to be only about the NSX. I like the the 1st and 2nd generation Legend Coupes that you have.
The quality is insane.
So beautiful! As always.
Very good video, liked it a lot
I spy with my little eye, a Fiat X1/9 and a Lancia Beta Zagato :D
I prefer to have one or two cars that I'm dedicated to and turn into my own. Right now, I have my 1986 Toyota Corolla GTS (AE86). It's a car that I will never want to let go of and even though I may have to get a more practical car or even one day when/if I can get a supercar, my AE86 will still be most precious to me because it was my first car and, at the same time, it is my dream car. It's a car I want to pass onto my kids and then onto their kids, and when electric cars run the world, I'll make algae fuel happen and keep it running. That's how I want to keep my cars.
Collecting cars and selling them afterwards seems kinda shallow for me, like renting a car, you never get to fully bond with it since you know you'll have to sell it at some point; I'd rather drive a friend's car so at least I know I can play with it again, like seeing your friend's son or daughter, it's great fun and brings joy, but you know you're truly dedicated to your own child.