My car collection has lost HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS in value, and this is why I DON'T CARE!
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Your house looks like the Power Puff Girls house, but with square windows.
Lol. Yeah. Kinda does.
Can't unsee that lmao
ROFL 🤣
Why are you all watching power puff girls 🤔😆😆
Needs to have a room altered to have round windows. At least one room.
For an auto enthusiast you know you’ve “made it” when you have a “wood paneling” category you are mindful of when considering what vehicles to sell.
I remember he had a plan to lose the barn several years ago, but his collection just got bigger, the hangar was the answer, but the collection just got bigger.
Good luck there Hoovie.
I think the plan was his home garage would mean he didn't need all the storage areas... haha
@@computiNATEor Yes, with these lifts I will never meed outside storage again, LOL>
Didn't quite work out as planned.
I thought the addiction topic was a joke, now coming back to this channel after a while it seems very real. He probably got more cars hidden under his carpet.
I dont think you are neglecting your grandma's car. To me it seems you are honoring the car and her memory by keeping it safe and in good shape. I think she would be quite happy with you to see that you keep it in a nice garage and start in every once in awhile. Also, what a cool body style! I love the way that front end looks! Something about that model that has always done it for me. Nice car, hope you keep on honoring it. Know you will :)
This comment is so sweet and wholesome
I just did this same thing at my house! I pulled out my 1981 Yugo, my 1975 Pinto, the 1986 LeBaron Convertible, my 1986 Celebrity, the 1981 Dodge Omni, and my 2001 PT Cruiser I use to haul the family around. My collection has lost tons of money as well this past month! Last I figured I was out of about $100. :(
$100 if you're lucky
You should do a video on the Yugo
First year of the Yugo was 1986
My wife owned a Celebrity. Worst POS I've seen ( and I've owned a Vega)
@@earlscheib7754 the first year for the Yugo in the US (1985) maybe but the first production year elsewhere was 1980. OP may have an import as there is a few of them that have been brought over.
Keep making dumb “smart” decisions Hoovie. Both, the channel and your journey continue to grow. Looking forward to what comes next!
I would put the ''dumb'' part in quotations, because he knows exactly what he is doing. Buying only smart and reliable cars wont make him videos which people love to watch = money. 3/4 of his content is talking about the flaws in his cars. He makes what the cars are worth plus whatever the repairs etc. costs just in ad revenue and deals easily, so essentially he ''buys'' these cars for free and gets to do what he loves. And i need to be clear, there is nothing wrong what i just stated it's just smart and i enjoy the journey aswell!
Ya this idiot must have either won his money or inherited it, he has no clue how to manage it
@@Anonymous-ss6ur aye, the only¹ reason I watch his channel is that he actually enjoys showing off what questionable / broken / hooptie he was able to pick up and get it up and going right, taking us along the journey. IE: the orange Lambo "hey guys bought this unobtainable dream car for a silly cheap price, but first gear is wrecked, lets see where that takes us" very smart
1) not the only reason, he has a good (and humorous) onscreen persona and presents as a knowledgeable person, which takes extra effort that I appreciate
@@Anonymous-ss6ur well said
@@Anonymous-ss6ur spot on, my all-time favorite video thread was the E63 wagon ‘debacle’
It's amazing to see how this collection has changed over the years. I love seeing how successful Hoovie has been and can't wait to see what changes in the future.
I'm happy for him too, but it was more fun watching thos old sort of crappy cars getting fixed.
Meh, the channel was a lot more fun when it featured a crap 944 and a beater Vehicross. None of these cars are interesting, they're all basically the same (except the Countach).
And he has made a lot of other people successful. Waiting for the VanGo by Stuart RUclips channel.
@@jmorris023 In what world are his cars all the same?
@@Speednote10 Well the bulk of them are exotic supercars that very few people can afford to own. This channel was built on 92 Lexus ES300s and Lincoln Town Car Jack Nicholas Editions. We're getting to the point where the original, fun content is gone and we're seeing the basic lame youtuber with a Lambo stuff. You know what I mean.
The fact that you buy and do what you want for your love of cars is the main reason your channel has been so successful
I love when Hoovie does these types of videos. Like to see how his collection changes overtime
Let’s hope with the changing market we get to see Hoovie save some more of the truly cheap cars. I enjoy what ever he buys but it’s been a while since anything super cheap.
Hoovie , you do such a great job on keeping your cars up to a grade a condition .much better than many collectors. Good job old boy.
R/Ihadastoke
He doesn't do it though does he, he pays other people to look after his cars. I suspect he has never washed and polished a car in his life
@@Rambogner Sounding pretty salty there David. Due to Tyler's lack of time, he is embracing other local business owners and helping them grow their business.
Between the Car Wizard and Ninja, the fantastic detailers and so on, he sure knows how to get things done.
@@Molitoth Why would I be salty, I don't wash my cars or bikes either, I get them detailed professionally as well. But you can't say I take care of them, I don't, I pay someone else to
I'd love to own that 300SD! Currently daily driving a 1991 300SE and the thought of upgrading to something with clear coat, a diesel, a third pedal, and all of the desirable parts (AMG wheels, Euro headlights, rear trim panel, etc) is a VERY appealing prospect. I'll definitely be watching that one go up for sale.
Those are actually Lorinser LO wheels. ATS made the penta design for AMG back then. These are just as rare as a period correct 16x8 or 16x9 AMG set, but even more valuable. Demand was so high for the LO that Lorinser started making them again a couple of years ago.
Everything you list is a downgrade in every way but marketing departments.
Your reasoning is akin to making a security detail wear a bikini lol
@@AlienLivesMatter Fine with me. Not everything has to be rational.
@@AlienLivesMatter Euro lights are WAY better than U.S. standard sealed beams of the time.
Rear trim panel is just a looks preference thing, as are the wheels (well, and more rubber for better grip).
A Mercedes turbo diesel with a manual in the U.S. was something that did not exist. And the automatics were pretty old-tech. Inefficient, no torque converter lock up, the manual is better in every conceivable way.
It has a lot of "this car did not exist for sale in the U.S. equipped this way" going for it. And I'm here for it.
If you think all that's a downgrade, you really don't 'get it'.
@@AlienLivesMatter Not for me. Anything with an automatic makes it undesirable in my book. A Yugo would be an upgrade.
I love seeing examples of "work hard play hard" and Hoovie fits the motto. Keep up the grind!
What does he do for a living
Someones gotta have all the cars he wants ,might as well be you, Hoovie.
Nice collection.
After watching you go through it , it is amazing to see you remember every reason each car appealed to you like you just bought them yesterday.
I don't envy you when you realize even one car has to go.
Good luck and great video.
I genuinely enjoyed this video. Nice to see all the vehicles and quick backstory on them. Glad they are being driven as well.
I bought a shifter kit for a 2013 Dodge Dart for $250 in 2020. I waited almost a full year before the part. When the part was put in, the dealership told me I was lucky that I ordered and paid when I had because the price of the part had become over $700.
@@systemsbroken blaming Biden for this is like blaming the fact that the dog peed on the floor for a flash flood lol I'm no fan of Biden nuts if you want to get mad you should probably get mad at most world government to coordinated a shitodwn together
It really depends on what part it is and appears to be completely random I ordered a bunch of parts for a 02 Ford focus that I'm flipping all the major parts arrived on normal time but unfortunately being a cheap American car the lug nuts are garbage so we had to order a set of them for the front tires cuz they all broke for those of taking a month to get to me
@@systemsbroken - Same thing is happening around the world. Nothing to do with "Brandon" and everything to do with China and Covid.
You're still driving a Dart? I haven't seen one of those in ages. They were everywhere and then they suddenly weren't.
@@bwofficial1776 I bought one new, Jesus Christ what a load of shit. Had to be towed 6 times before 50,000 miles because of endless problems. Just avoid FCA products
The fleet sure changed over the time I've been watching. It went from true hoopties to straight exotics.
I miss the days when it was old Buick Roadmasters...
He has to change with the times and how many Buicks can you buy before it gets boring .
Hey at least he has the one I was so ready to see a roadmaster on here
@@stoneman8110 how many Ferraris and Lamborghini wraps before it’s the same as every one else? What he was doing was super unique and relatable for years.
when wizzard still had hair
Yeah, was a lot more fun and relatable before he got rich and went Hollywood
Oregon?! I live in Southern Oregon and I am currently fighting stage 3 cancer. I would have LOVED to have met ya'll when you guys came through. I wish I had known! You're my FAVORITE RUclipsr 😊
17:02 holy schnikes that might be the best looking 928 I've ever seen. I can understand picking the 456 over it but dang lucky next owner
Tyler you gotta get a classic looking Bluetooth stereo in your grandmother Mercedes. That stereo looks like the one I put in my 85 Subaru when I was eighteen and spent more on my stereo than the car.
Exactly my thoughts but maybe that’s how he did it back in high school so it’s better to keep it original. Like a time capsule
they make those? what brand?
The fleet is no longer a working-man’s aspiration collection. It’s super cars and rich guy stuff that you don’t even drive 🤷♂️. Long gone are the Daddy Doug and Tyler Hoover quirky, attainable collection videos.
It's attainable bro I'm 17 and I just bought my first (of many) porche. These luxury cars are very reliable and easy to restore and fix you just gotta work hard! I invested in crypto last year and since then I've made over 2 billion dollars.
The only real catch is everything I just said is a fucking lie, I drive a pontiac from 2003...
Hes got quite a few car a middle class guy can buy and enjoy. Of course he cant drive them all the time when hes got so many. I got a small collection of crappy vehicles (less than 20) that are worth next to nothing, and it unfortunately goes month between I drive some of them as well.
@@BigWheel. you had me in the first half
@@Kaktus965 old jeeps are honestly overpriced.
@@BigWheel. 😂 I thought this was just another crypto bot post
Hoovie, I must say how much I love your current car collection. There are, of course a few here and there that I’d not have in my own collection, but overall it greatly reflects my shared interest with you.
Tyler, please research high tension power lines and cancer. Those things are waaaaaaay too close to you and your family. Your fans enjoy your content and wish you well!
Correct on both accounts, dude.
Woh. Just researched high tension lines. That’s crazy, man. “The WHO linked close proximity to high tension lines and increased risk of childhood leukemia.” Good observation
Meh
Tyler, I also lost my grandma a couple years ago, and I am also currently driving her car. My grandma’s car is decidedly less fancy than yours (2009 Chevy Impala), but it’s a great little commuter while I’m waiting on backordered parts to fix my basket case of a 2014 BMW X3. It’s nice to remember her each day as I drive to work and I think I am going to incorporate it into my garage on a permanent basis for that reason. 💗 I hope one day you can drive your grandma’s Mercedes and remember all the wonderful memories you shared with her. I am so glad you have kept this car in the Hooptie fleet all these years, and one day imagine the joy Little Hoovies will experience behind the wheel too!
Thank the Wizard because it’s very hard finding a quality mechanic and then one capable of working on these cars
Hoovie is so likeable, he could talk about that sprinkler and I’d still tune in
The Beck is by far my favorite. The best thing you can do is not look at the numbers and just drive the cars.
This is why I love this dudes channel. You get some real numbers fro purchase to repair, more or less. But a history and reason why and the wizards outlook, repair and bill. Its just cool, a guy into cars, and mechanic thats likewise, and then some about the background, issues, costs-good or bad- then sale price. The relative openness is great.
I inherited my Dad’s 2012 Nissan Murano and let it sit from 2015 to 2017. Tires flat, battery dead, wipers dry rotted, but had to drive it due to personal issue. No choice. Can’t use the factory hands free because his voice greets me. It does get better. God bless
Spoken like a real hoarder.. Love the channel , keep on shooting vids and drive the cool cars.
Must be brilliant having all them I would be excited to drive everyday and you deserve everyone of them mate well done on your success and a big hello from Scotland
It seems like a giant burden to me. Keeping them all charged, fueled, oil changes, general maintenance, moving one to get to another. No thanks.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH When you have a passion and can afford that life style then all that stuff is peanuts and he has made a career out of it and it beats working for someone else and they get richer and he can sell his fleet and still not have to work for while but if this stuff isn't for you then better for us people who enjoy this type of life.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH - It's easy, this is his job. Better than mine.
Thanks for the collection update! I'm sad to hear the 928 S4 is going, I feel like it never got a chance. It went right to Wizard then to VanGo for updates and seemed like it just got parked. I feel you owe it a good road trip to see where it shines!
@Hoovies Garage - Hoovie, there's a way to block these guys: From the "Torque Test Channel": If you add the word "telegram" to your flagged words box, it will hold all their comments for review for you to approve. Once the bot sees that their 1st 10-20 comments arent showing on the page, they move on. You ban the user, delete the comments. And it usually works okay. You can add other words only they use as well. You might want to add "whatsapp" and the emojis they use too.
As a w126 fan I'm sad to see the SD go. I've been working on my grandpa's 300 SE here in Europe this summer and also drove it a lot as my w202 is having some issues currently. There is just nothing comparable to a 126 saloon, most perfect car ever made in my perspective. I would love to have your SD with Euro bumpers, the original US indicators and the heckblende removed. It could also use a 5 speed Getrag manual, however those are hard to come by even in Europe and they are tremendously expensive. The spec is stunning, a petrol green short wheelbase diesel with beige interior and power sunroof is just 👌👌👌
It's pretty decent, but have you seen the Buick parked next to it!? That's as good as it gets!
@@anthonyhodgson2934 It's nice, but it's not a very pretty car and it's much cheaper than an S-class. I mean it looks fine but it definitely can't be called beautiful and material quality is GM. I would have both of them with pleasure, but to sell the 126 for the Buick? Not me.
You hadn't mentioned your grandmother's Mercedes and I was afraid you'd sold it with one of your big purges. I'm happy to see you still have it. Some things are irreplaceable.
Would love to see you taking adventures in each one of these. Maybe an idea for a new show…..not that you want to do another. Thanks Tyler!
each would end at the edge of his suburb with him calling the towtruck guy :)
The beepbeep is a good choice the orange the badging the engine it looks amazing so i could easily see 120+ if you get a war goin it could go 200+ which is crazy but for a well done resto of a legendary muscle ive seen it happen many times before
I’m a huge fan of how far this channel has grown. However, the statement “I’ve lost theoretical thousands” is so affluent at this point it’s obvious Tyler is lost in the sauce.
He was more interesting when he was buying four-digit cars and had to juggle them in a three-car garage. A crappy beater car breaking down was something that a normal person who took a chance on a cheap depreciated luxury car might have to deal with. Now, he's got multiple Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Porsches, Mustangs... The repair bills for them are more than what he paid for some of the cars he started the channel and built his name on. He was rich coming in, sure, but now that he's got a multimillion-dollar house and cars stashed all over Wichita he's a goofier RUclips car bro.
@@bwofficial1776 I liked 300 dollar jeeps better. Thats where I started watching. Unfortunately talking shit got me some bad karma today and I rear ended a lady that stalled a manual trans jeep patriot 😁 Fuck me right.
@@bwofficial1776.....Hate to rain on your immense jealousy parade, but that is not a "multi-million" dollar house.
Edit: I just looked it up...The house sold, obviously to Hoovie, in 2018. The last listed price was $750,000. With the garage addition, the house is still well under a million doll hairs. If you are going to try and deride someone for being successful, you should at least have a clue as to what you are talking about.
@@mikesinyaboot5992 it’s not jealousy, people who jump to that excuse are pathetic. They are just stating their opinion on his channel
I theoretically lost $60k in my 401k this year.
I think it's time for me to come to terms with the fact that Hoovie's Garage is no longer the channel I subscribed to years ago. I came here for the weird/cheap hoopties but we are a long way from that now. I miss the days when Hoovie was driving around in Buick Park Avenue Ultras and AWD 90's minivans. I can't even blame him. I'll fully admit that my particular interest in cars is, to put things lightly, very quirky. There probably aren't a lot of views to be had catering to people like me. I'm very happy for him and his success. But I miss the old Hoovie and I kind of get the impression that he may miss it too.
13:07 The BMW Z8 has really aged gracefully. I remember not liking it as a kid, wondering why the value was only climbing for them. I think I get it now.
What a fabulous collection! I knew the M5 was going, such a shame in my opinion, the Z8 does nothing for me and is similar to others in the fleet. I’d keep the Mercedes over the Buick, the MB is where it all began, it’s a good luck charm for you!! Great to see so many great cars belonging to a really nice guy 👍
M5 is shit AF. there's tons of them all over the place. nothing unique about that. when was the last time you saw a Z8? it's a classic iconic and unique
F355 is dope
The GT500 will keep going up as well as most of those exotics and muscle cars. Once sewing machine cars become more prominent these cars will skyrocket
Time for the semi-annual Hoovie’s Garage Fire Sale! 🔥🤑
The garage that is attached to your house is massive. Looks like a custom build added to the house.
It is.
Now that I see the high voltage ⚡ transmission lines right next to your house, it all makes sense.
my favorite youtube channel, thank you Hoovie, living the dream!
@anita miller how do you know that Hoovie doesn't travel? lmao and he seems like a genuinely humble and generous person. Also, who are you to tell others how to spend their money or what their dreams should be haha wow people
@anita miller yea you're right, I think Hoovie should hire you to manage his wealth and general affairs.
Yes, you paid over value on most of them At least you bought the countach for a decent price, so not all lost!
It would be nice to keep the 300SD and the Roadmaster, which looks beautiful with the clean paint and stunning woodgrain.
I love how Tyler’s garage is like 55% of the building
That is an impressive collection. As a regular attender of the Scottsdale Barrett-Jackson event, and sometime attender at the Michigan and Pebble Beach Concours events, I am sure that you can find some willing buyers for any car you plan to sell.........especially the Superbird. I think the one thing that will change in the coming years is that many of those who love cars like the Superbird are in a generation that is getting really old and not as likely to be buyers. Really like that Z8. Grandma's Mercedes was one of the first cars I really wanted to own.
if you've been here from day one, you know absolutely how ridiculously different his collection is now compared to his original
As a European I find it so weird how difficult it is to "own" a car in the US, liens, titles, tax payments on a used car, we all don't have that over here (Netherlands).
We do have some sort of title which states the car is registered on your name (I guess it's about the same?) and if you lose it it is fairly easy to get a new one send to you the next day, after which you can sell your car immediately, no tax, no lien, no nothing, no waiting for papers to clear, the new owner can just register on his/her name, pay € 10,25 registering cost and done.
17 million people to deal with VS 333 million people to deal with. People forget this when comparing European countries to America.
@@microchrist6122 The amount of people doesn't matter, it's all automated so would serve 333M just as well. It's the enormous tax yields that give the Dutch government the ability to streamline all car related processes. And it's mainly the low taxation on car ownership in the US that explains why the US has the worst infrastructure in the 'developped' world. No insult, just a fact.
The Netherlands is one of the most expensive countries in the world for car owners. Ownership tax for my compact diesel car (1285 kg) here in NL is € 1700 a year! (incl particulate penalty). Americans would never believe it. And a midsized gasoline sedan of 1500 kg is € 932 a year! And of course the expensive fuel and the BPM, that's an extra tax on top of the purchase price of new cars. One fifth of the price of a new Golf GTI is BPM and then an other 21% on top of that is regular sales tax.
That (and our population density) does buy us infrastructure that is among the best in the world, I try to find consolation in that.
@@gerbrandicus not the low taxation as much as the misuse and abuse of said taxes , but agreed. Curious what you mean by fully automated ? No human labor involved ?
@@microchrist6122 Sorry about the late reply, I didn't get a notification. Yes all such processes are automated. Road tax payments are automated. Gets automatically deducted from my bankaccount every month. It might be possible to make such payments manually, not sure. But also if you make a manual payment, you have to use a specified payment detail that allows their system to automatically match the payment with the corresponding invoice.
Also with traffic tickets, if a speeding camera photographs you speeding, letter with the tickets is printed and mailed automatically. I expect a shift to e-mail in the future.
And If I don't insure my car, govt system knows (because insurers mark the vehicle as insured in the system, a vehicle without that mark is in infraction) and sends me a warning, after a couple weeks it sends an automated ticket of € 450 due to uninsured vehicle. If I let my tech-inspection (apk) expire, same story. You'll get a warning but after a couple weeks you get a ticket in the mail (€ 90 last time I had that years ago). If you don't want to use your vehicle for a while, you need to log in to the RDW system and temporarily deactivate your road-registration.
A car I think you really need in your collection is a 94-96 Impala SS. A big boat like the roadmaster but with a great engine and sinister styling. Would be very fitting
He also needs a 90 model Chevy C1500 454SS to reinforce the sinister factor. 🙂
Roadmaster has the same engine, LT1.
Agreed!
Clearly Tyler should have planned ahead. Built a much larger garage when he built his house. Something big and underground that resides under the entire backyard.
I envy your life, Hoovie. If I could do what you do I would never work another day in my life. Great to see your full collection.
You must really do a lot for your neighbors for them to not absolutely hate you lol
Great to see the crash I have been waiting on for the last two years. And this cool down and softening of the market is just the beginning.
I stay as a subscriber so you can keep losing money, Tyler 😊
If you ever do have to liquidate (it happens to almost everyone) make sure The Apollo 911 is the very last one! It’s the one that had me subscribe back in the day.
Def not losing… if you’ve been around since Apollo you know how filthy rich this fool has gotten in a short period of time .
@@microchrist6122 He was rich when he started. Even in his early videos where he bought $1000 cars he wore a Rolex. Now he's filthy rich.
Hoovie, my man. I do appreciate you taking the time to present collecting to this station. U R AWESOME!!!! Thank you.
Hoovie's playing the long game, this is a 100 year journey and more with multiple generations, not some dip in the market that you won't even see on a chart zoomed out over 100 years.
The value of most of those cars will go up over time, so at least there's that. That Countach will easily be a million dollar car in the not-to-distance future.
You're dreaming, the values of these cars are going to crash hard.
I'd say it's a real gamble right now. Depending on what the climate Czars come up with and the EPA gas burners may just be museum pieces in another 10-15 years. It's sad.
@anita miller -Which I've been hearing for 50 years now. We were supposed to run out of gas 30 some years ago. Talk about head in the sand.
@@chetSeminole “The year is 2030, i own nothing and i’ve never been happier!”
@anita miller -You've fallen for the climate change thing too. That liberal arts degree is really taking you places!
Great collection! But doesn't he also still have a couple of 911s he didn't mention? I'm still really curious to see what will become of those :)
You've definitely got a few cars to many if you ask me even though I'm so jealous of your insane car collection
Hoovie!! What about being a vintage race team owner? It would be fun to see as a team owner with some hot-shoe driver breaking YOUR cars on track and then working with a mechanic to fix it! Plus.... Racing is the original way to loose money working with cars!!! It's pretty much your destiny bro!
This is why I'm a huge fan of Tyler Hoover! Buying cars because you want them!!!! Not for the resale value!! That's like not rooting your Mrs because you want her to be tighter for the next guy! 🤣
I’ve had one of my cars loose hundreds of thousands in value… who cares… since I bought it I never intended to sell it, it was my dream car from when I was a kid. My kids can deal with the mess when I’m done here🤪. Now is finally a time to buy more cars!
what car?
What car? or it didn’t happen
Probably a 5+ year old McLaren, those things have dropped like rocks in value.
@@TrayJayRecords 993 Twin turbo…one went for $400K and now they are $125K on BAT .. I love her … I’ll never sell her
@@dirkfromhein damn son!
love the 928,yours is a very good one,great colour and the interior is just great also,not so many good ones left.
The 928 is gorgeous !
Love the colour on the 928
The prices are just starting to come back down to reality.
The empire that hoopties built! You’ve come a long way bud, I’ve enjoyed watching the ride.
And it’s always great seeing someone appreciate the cars for what they are and not simply a part of their “investment portfolio”
If you don't have any luck in getting the title for the Maybach, check out the Vermont title loophole. I did it a few years back. Only issue is the car has to be at least 15 years old, which I think the Maybach is getting close to being.
I really like the car review of your collection. I hope you do more of these videos.
Your collection is awesome
Hey Hoov 👋 I was wondering out of all of your vehicles, which one turned out to be the most reliable that wasn't supposed to be?
I would guess the Bentley
@@adj789 Sounds about right.
That high mileage Ferrari the black one I don’t remember the name. With the retro seats
Drove an Audi RSQ8 the other day at work. It's basically a Lamborghini Urus with Audi exterior. I think you'd like it
Can’t wait to see the caddy with window tint - one of the most beautiful cars you’ve had 👍🏼
Glad you're keeping the Roadmaster. That is the coolest car in the collection, and by a fair margin.
Can’t exactly say that’s a “hooptie” fleet when many of those cars are worth more than majority of the brand new cars on dealer lots
Serious question Tyler? How do u even decide what to drive everyday hahaha I would be lost with that many beautiful cars 😂
Good call to acquire the Hertz GT 350 for vintage racing. Hope you get some track time in soon to kick off that chapter. Get a C2 racecar as well.
I still miss the Diablo. I found your channel and started watching when you purchased both Lamborghinis together. Those cars were teenage dream cars for me and I was excited to see you get both
Actually I think Hoovie has the perfect garage, so many amazing cars that make more sense than the hypercars you see out there.
I know, I really like this more than the people with a few insane hyper cars, just a big collection of interesting, fun cars with cool stories. With the exception of the Countach and maybe a couple others, almost all of these are cool cars people can reasonably dream of owning one day.
Depreciated from the pandemic, sure. But with electric cars taking over all of these cars will only appreciate with time
Many car manufacturers will stop new internal combustion engine design soon.
@tom cartmel. NO SHI
Thats a crazy shot
Love to know ur neighbors thoughts with all your cars out parked filming yaself 🤣 love it dont stop doing hoovie things 🫶🏻
Can we just acknowledge once again how legendary tyler is, no fucks given about the value of his insane collection. Just loves to drive. Cool as fuck
Yeah I wish I was as cool as him
Just watching your collection change from cars that nearly left you bankrupt all the way to i just bought a new Bentley a complete demonstration of anything being possible with the right decision’s
Yep, lot of late-to-the-game "flippers" are left holding bags in the used car/parts market. Can't help but laugh, ya love to see it. 🤣😂
@@JohnSmith-uy2jg lmaoo, wait till mainstream catches on to the lithium mine pollution and if you really think 98% of cars will be electric in just 10 years, you listen too much to your tv. Battery production and charging energy sectors are struggling as is, just imagine if there were more than 1% of electric cars on the road, you'd have power blackouts every day.
@@JohnSmith-uy2jg - Economy ICE cars such as Nissan Sentras, etc. might be worthless. Enthusiast cars and over built cars such as Lexus LS’s, old Mercedes, etc. will continue to be appreciated and their values will hold and rise again in the future.
Well his not wrong. 98% CIE car on the road today are sentras and junk fords/Chevy's so yeah they gonna drop in value. He did not say 98% will be electric. as for 10% electric, US alrady has 2% on the road, China has 6%, France 10%, not to mention Nordic countries are all above 20%, with Norway being 74% electric or PHEV. So yeah, John Smith is not entirely wrong. Maybe not in 10 years, but by 2040 you can say econobox ICEs gonna be the worth nothing.
@@Motorsportsgeek you read him wrong.
@@JohnSmith-uy2jg don’t be so ridiculous in public
I really want to be a fly on the wall in his neighbor’s houses to hear their envy
...your neighbors maybe...not his...
Looks like he lives in a subdivision of mc mansions so everyone has money and poor taste in houses
...*crickets*...he's just another guy in another neighborhood...
@anita miller ...I guess he is in the eyes of middle schoolers and teenagers who don't contribute or participate in the economy...
I enjoyed hoovie years ago with the more affordable vehicles but at this point just another wealthy cartuber. Congrats and love the cars just not my type of channel now.
I bet your detailer(S??) are happy. Curious on your upkeep overhead on the detailing alone. Love the collection!
Prices dropping? Sounds like a buying opportunity!
Who thinks Tyler needs a bigger driveway? 😀
I want to see what he cuts his lawn with. (I know, I'm sure he pays someone to do it.) Also, the dumbest channel on RUclips might have something to do with living next to those high voltage power lines. ;-) For someone that doesn't care about making, or losing, money he sure seems concerned about the values.
Well said dude, this is how you recognize someone who loves cars, unlike someone who just sees an investment.
These fantastic cars are made to be driven, and when I get my huracan evo, I'm gonna daily drive it and enjoy every miles.
A car collection about the love of the vehicles and not about the value of them is the best kind of car collection.
In your thumbnails you probably want to hide your house street address number
Not everyone on RUclips is your friend.
Not everyone wants to see you do well.
Don't get robbed
He has really good security and he can track people down but yes, you're right
Tyler, at least you knew the bubble would burst. That’s one of the reasons I like your channel. You’re honest and will only sell a certain car when the time is right. I’m like you, I buy a car because I like it and want to keep it and drive it. I only have two cars but they are rare. 67 Corvette 427 fuel injected, tank sticker, what makes it rare is the colour. GM only sprayed one car. I’m not saying what it is. I also tracked down my late dad’s 69 Olds 442 W-30. It has a rare intake manifold and carburetor setup with ram air. It’s painted candy root beer brown and instead of having the “ SS “ hood stripes it has a unique pinstriping design. The only thing that turns people off is the olive green interior. I don’t know what GM was smoking when they came up with the brown and green exterior/interior, but I’ve gotten used to it. Again, these cars are not for sale. My dad paid 4200$ for the 442 back in 69. It’s insured for 400k and that’s lo-balling it. So Tyler, I know exactly how you feel about your keeper cars. If you sell one, you might not find another one ever.
the hanger needs 2 big lifts like the one at your house. then you could stack 12 cars. Then you could get rid of the barn. (or just have more room for more cars)
I was a Millionaire on paper in theory when my basic home in Reseda was overvalued it felt good but even when the value goes down the house still does it`s job by keeping the rain off my head.This reminds me of the guys at the race race track talking about how they just missed betting on the winning horse.(woulda coulda shouldas).
You probably aren't reading your comments but if you do happen to read them the easiest way to get the lien release (if you know the lender) is to contact the lender directly and have them send you a new one.