False - just got my grail FD, a stock, low-mileage '93 R1 in Vintage Red! You're right though, there is always the temptation toward the 'next thing'. I'm constantly asking myself 'what if?'
Same, I just picked up an FC 90 GTU had been owned by a really good friend for the past decade. Missed a chance to buy it years ago and had the opportunity a couple of months ago and couldn't miss out again.
As a 5-year old kid with a burning hatred for cars and an undying love for all things aviation, my dream car was an Impreza with comically large wings and that iconic “555” livery. That was literally the last time I had any passion for cars until I left college, when I stumbled upon a 1st generation Celica. It was literally love in first sight. As an adult the 1st generation Celica remains my dream car to this day. I know Toyotas are known for their reliability and safe power gains, but goddamnit the Celica and the 2000GT are living proof that they also could produce something gorgeous. Attainable or not, they remain a dream for somebody else. We can all relate to having Toyotas as a workhorse for the family. Here especially in Southeast Asia it’s even a status symbol for the entire household. Thanks for sharing how much a dream car means to a car enthusiast.
I loved those Impreza’s! (Specifically the blobeye) although I absolutely loved cars at that age. It was a good day when my dad turned up with a WRX one day.
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 Funny how the world works sometimes. I’m a massive gearhead now and it’s become second nature for me to stop whatever I’m doing if I hear a Subie rumble lmao While I do put classic cars above anything else, I enjoy looking at the “blob eye” WRX whenever possible because chances are it’s always blue, and would always have massive rear spoilers for styling. It’s one of the very few automotive cosmetic cultures that stood the test of time, still being praised after 20 years later.
I mean there is some truth in that, but it's also good to just learn to love what you got. Go experience more with the car you currently have. Go for an awesome road trip with your best friend or so. Soon you'll find that you love the car so much that it's hard to even think about selling it. Buying new exciting cars is cool but imo it's better to strike a balance. You can definitely "experience more" even with your current car.
I think the issue isn’t that you haven’t found your dream car; it’s that your idea of a ‘dream car’ is too idealized. A dream car is still just a car, and like anything we hype up in our minds, reality rarely lives up to those inflated expectations. It sounds like you’re chasing not the car itself, but the idea of a car that will somehow be perfect and solve all your frustrations, which just isn’t realistic. This is true with other things too, like relationships. We often imagine the ‘perfect’ partner who checks every box and exists only in the parts of our life we want them in-while staying out of the parts we don’t. But perfection, in cars or people, just doesn’t exist. It’s a trap we all fall into when we overthink and idealize things
RIP an LFA would be amazing. This was such another well done video. Inspired me but also made me feel like I won't be complete once I get a RHD MK3 Supra. Almost shed a tear thinking about memories made in old cars.
I've owned my RX-8 for nearly 6 years. Recently I have fully restored it, that's brand new engine from Hiroshima, gearbox, all engine accessories, all vacuum lines, coolant lines, CSF radiator, BHR coils, all the good stuff. It's my dream car. I daily it more than the actual daily - a 94 C36 AMG. Happiness is defined by how much you think is enough.
When I was in high school I always wanted a Dodge Challenger. I eventually got one after graduating college. It was amazing for the first year, then when I saw other challenger owners with v8’s, I got dissatisfied with my v6. After the lease was up I upgraded to a v8 with a shaker hood, then next year the demon came out. Couldn’t afford it, but it made me look at my Challenger differently again. But I can relate to what you’re going through, I think it’s human nature 100 percent. Reality is never as sweet as the dream.
That’s the thing: You wanted a Challenger but didn’t have the money for a proper *V8 model* and instead went with the basic V6 version. Lots of people do that mistake unfortunately… Those American 🇺🇸 sports cars - it’s either V8 or nothing!
To be fair, you should have already seen and known about the V8. They have had v8 available since the first year model. You just need to know what you want when you buy them, looks or performance. But if you really want performance, you get a mustang.
Congrats dude. Treat her well. I hear she's a fair lady. Don't forget to take her out for a bit of fun every now and then. She deserves it and so do you.
Your story, reminds me so much of how I got into cars. It stems from the reliability of a facelift 8th Gen Corolla that my family had and the adrenaline rush that I would get when my dad would do rolling burnouts in his Ram 2500, that and playing NFS Underground as a kid. I’ve always been around cars. Whether it was a Datsun 510, Chevy Nova, SVT Cobra, SRT4 or MR2. So when it came time to search for a car, I wanted something fun. AE86 or 240sx ofcourse two cars that get beaten to a pulp. So I kept looking and came across my current passion the Lexus SC300. It ticked all the boxes for me. Toyota, RWD, and a Straight Six. The fact that the A80 Supra was based on the SC/Soarer Z30 and parts where interchangeable was just icing on the cake. I will say after owning an SC and finally getting to seat and experience an A80 Supra, it definitely was a never meet your heroes type of thing for me. It’s like I finally understood why the A80 sold as poorly as it did, here in the US. Now don’t get me wrong I still like the A80 but it changed my view between both cars. It made me appreciate my SC more. You will inevitably be back behind the wheel of the A80/Z30 chassis, there’s just something about it that draws people back in after selling it. You’re brother is a prime example with buying and selling his Supra’s. Next time consider getting an SC/Soarer you might like the change of pace and the familiarity that comes pretty much the same chassis as the A80 with some slight differences. As for favorite cars, I still want to own a AE86 at some point and maybe a LC500. I can’t wait for the Celica Fastback content as I love those old Celica’s.
I've always wanted an NSX-R between 1992-1995. The car is performance and stability combined with engineering technology and some other specialties that really speaks to me. The car is, in itself, a car designed to destroy. However, if I lose interest in it, I will keep it anyways. Not because it's rare or expensive, but because it has story. Soichiro Honda and a few other whack heads wanted to build a race car, and with the years of learning, determination and love, they assembled a race car. The NSX Type-R is the good ending to a story, not just a race car.
all those money they have and this guy didnt buy a single fucking porsche nor m3/m4. just makes me mad. also, that's why he hasn't found his dream car, he never tried porsche! 🤣🤣
For me its MR2s, dads built quite a few, even after I crashed my first one sadly I still have that love for the platform, don't think I'll ever stop loving it, I love other cars don't get me wrong but I think I'll be a MR2 nut for rest of my life. Love your videos man keep up the amazing content.
I think what you need is an early 80s Toyota Celica Supra. I have one with a NA 7MGE. It's like driving a refined version of the late 70s Datsun 280zx. Hand on heart, it's my dream car. And owning one after searching for 15 years is as good as I always imagined. But nothing rusts where I live. And it took me an year to build it. I don't regret it and I'll never sell it. Cool looks and sounds great. Feels more raw than a GT86.
@@albonfilms Nice. My channel has a video of my Celica Supra. But it wasn't finished then. It's my daily now for the past 2 months. I'm still editing a video to post eventually. Planning to pay a homage to the 1st Celica XX Japan ad featuring the song 'Twilight' by ELO. I had a Cressida with a 5M carbureted engine which is common in the middle east. Bought that to scratch the Celica Supra itch. The 5M is a slow motor. The NA 7MGE BELONGS in the mk2 Supra.
the guy flipping so many swithces on and off and asking us why the lights are blinking! its like the playboy wondering why hes in no commited relationship!
Yeah lmao. Like wth. Dude is just compulsive and chronically dissatisfied. He made great points about out growing something, but he never outgrew his cravings ☠️
@@yokokoko499 worst part is you can guarantee 10% of the viewers likely took his advice deep down to their core essentially creating about 20,000 duplicate versions of his mistakes
@@DrTheRich he dropped so many screws from his head then he went around test fitting different screws and sometimes hes left them in there for too long because he couldnt find screws that fit.
Feel sorry for you brother, I regret every sale, the constant grind to perfect my cars makes me fall in love more and more everyday and has been that way for over 8 years now, I still have my first car and rally it
Your lust for the Celica liftback reminds me of my lust for the E30. In highschool it was all E30, E36, and E46 M3’s, and I’m finally at that point where I have an E30 and an E46 M in the garage. They aren’t perfect or as modified as I want them to be, but they’re there and both special to me. I count those two as my attainable dream cars, though as mentioned, there’s always room for more.
Since I was 10 or 11, I wanted a Civic Si. When I was 27, I bought my dream car. A 2007 Honda Civic Si. I'm knocking on 35 now, and I'm still madly in love. I couldn't possibly put that love into words. As a daily driver, I can't help but love every moment I get to spend behind the wheel. It's mostly stock, no turbo or S/C, just a bit of OEM+ sprinkled around the car. I don't doubt many fall in and out of love with their cars, but I think some of us have found true love and no matter which situation applies to you personally, it sure is a beautiful thing that these bits of metal can inspire such wonderful romance. Loved the video! First timer to the channel, and I'll def be back.
I always wanted a miata but i always chose more practical or luxurious options because i wanted something to daily drive and i wanted to feel the luxury of driving a nice car. Well, I wasn't happy with any of them. I finally picked up an NB2 Miata and I've never been happier in my life. I've made countless lifetime memories with it. From learning how to drift, hitting up the touge, becoming part of the miata culture which is so lively and everyone's so happy and nice to each other, to going on roadtrips to pick up parts for it, every single second owning this thing is a blast. Working on it is so easy, it's the most reliable car i've ever had, and it's the most fun car i've ever had. This is truly my dream car.
Top ten maybe. Top 3? No. McLaren F1 And a couple of other vehicles in the top 3. Supra mK4 A80? No. Especially when the MK4 A80 had sold poorly in the 1990s
@@team3gaming749 A80 Supra MK4 was criticized when it first released to the public. For looking too different compared to the MK3 A70 Supra......it was criticized for lookin' like a "low budget Front engines Ferrari". THAT, and along with the fact that it had LOW SALES. Which is the point of Toyota canceling it off in 1998(Toyota had desperately marked them down in the mid late 1990s to get them off the dealership lots due to low sales). I like the A80 Supra however let's BE REAL . P.S. The 2JZ was FIRST put in the Toyota Aristo/Lexus GS four door sedan.
1UZ swap, JDM smiley bumpers, floor mount some seats so you don't look/feel like Donkey Kong in a go-kart, and you'll have something almost as cool as Connie Celica ;)
0:44 yesterday I turned 14 and yes I'm obsessed with JDM cars too but unfortunately my society doesn't really get into cars that much, but I'm trying to connect to local auto figures.
Oh man I feel you, I'm the same aye I'm crazy into cars but everyone else around me either isn't or isn't too much into cars. Except for my one mate lol
I think a MR2 would be a good choice if you ever decide to get something different, in my opinion its been one of the most fun experiences driving i've had recently. Personally I think its one of the best japanese sports cars in terms of driving experience and overall fun.
The first time I saw this video title, I was upset that you mocked me if I couldn't afford my dream car. After reading the comments for a bit and watching the video, your story made me want to pursue it even more lol. Anyway, here's my story. TLDR: I Watched an MCM video that made me fall in love with Cressida. As a young boy, I was never attached to or fond of the car scene.Even when my dad bought his first car, i just couldn't feel it. Yeah, it's a car and it sits in our garage. Fast forward to 2 years ago, i stumbled upon Initial D. My friends and others said it's good, and i watched it. And oh boy, it was freaking good. It introduces me to great JDM cars like AE86, the Silvia's, RX7 especially the FC, the EVO gang that beat AE86, god foot R34, Shinigami R32, and Bunta's GC8 WRX coupe. It also introduced me to a bit of rally scene. I found EVO and WRX are cool as heck, so i tried to search it on local marketplace. It's expensive as hell, even the converted Lancer were priced nearly the same as the original. Haven't really thought about it anymore, but still looking for one and thinking that I maybe bought the Lancer or Galant and convert it myself. One night my friend and I chat about our favorite cars. After that, i watched youtube as usual, and then i found one video that changed my life. Mighty Car Mods 10s Cresta. I never watched video like that before, prob one of the best youtube video i've ever watch and it made me fell into car rabbit hole. Their production quality, the soundtracks, and their story to bring Cresta from JP to AUS and modified it to the max and Brought it to the drag strip. I've never felt such joy watching a RUclips video, and it convinced me that this car (well, the x70 Cressida because its sister car was never sold in my country) is the only car I want right now. It's cheap now, looks cool, comfy, RWD, and large engine bay that can fit V8 there. Never saw it in my area before, so i had an "Is that a Supra" moment when i saw it a few week ago. Well at current situation I honestly dont know i could afford one. But if i had one, I will swap it's 1GE engine with 1UZ VVTi w/ manual trans on it and mod it to look like the Chaser pic i found on the internet. Maybe in a few years i will grow bored of it and repeat the cycle again.
I got a 96 Celica GT4 a little over a year ago and it’s still living up to my hopes and dreams. Even if the emotions fade in a couple years I’ll always cherish the ones that have brought so much joy
I've owned lots of cars myself All gens of Zs from Datsun 240z all the way to 370z, c5-c7 corvettes, all generations of miatas, s2k, evo 8, 13 STI....and more. Currently in a MK5 Supra. You are spot on! Every car has it's own personality...every car gives you a different take of the driving experience. I've always felt there is no such thing as a dream car....it's as mystic as the pot of gold at the end of the rainbows.
I'm fortunate to daily my dream car coming up on 8yrs ❤ An e46 M3 coupe/manual trans. No mods as God intended, just light weight wheels for less rotational mass
Video: You'll never buy your dream car. Me: I mean, at this point even if I had an infinite amount of money and connections to find one; I gave up at this point.
Adam! Appreciate the heck out of you! That black Supra footage is from Gangstaz 4 Life 2 bahaha, right before you sneak in and start murdering people with a bb gun 😂😂😂
early in my driving i picked up an 04 impreza, and it was a blast in the winter. got a 2018 brz because 2018 leases were dirt cheap and drove it across canada, but now i have the gr86 in neptune, and its everything i liked about my old blue brz with the gripes i had all fixed.
Cars really feel alive. They breathe, they pump fluids through their bodies, they send electrical signals to operate parts of themselves, just like us. You said it, they really do have these personalities all unique from one another even when it's the same make and model their environment changes them. I own a 2002 z71 Tahoe that has been in my family since it was new, I grew up in it and now I'm rebuilding it and that has made it my favorite car in the entire world. It's not my dream car, but it is definitely the most important car to me. You made some really good points and that is a car should resonate with your soul. Then you know you have the right one - or two or three!
@@albonfilms that's awesome! These LS based Chevys are absolutely work horses. They run for hundreds of thousands of miles without too much issue! Besides well, fuel pump and those weak transmissions lol
What do you think, is this the human condition, or can there actually be one single car that does it for you? Drop a comment or join us on Discord and tell me there: discord.gg/C9tf2VEp
I think what you need is an early 80s Toyota Celica Supra. I have one with a NA 7MGE. It's like driving a refined version of the late 70s Datsun 280zx. Hand on heart, it's my dream car. And owning one after searching for 15 years is as good as I always imagined. But nothing rusts where I live. And it took me an year to build it. I don't regret it and I'll never sell it. Cool looks and sounds great. Feels more raw than a GT86.
Some cars bring that emotion to the top right off, others grow on you unexpectedly. Time passes and the Honeymoon is over, some have enough mystique to hold you longer, doing something different I agree from time to time helps, I have multiples of the same thing and a newer model atm. I think a community to be involved with helps also and friends with similar likes. Being able to afford to have and do helps as well.
I think the basic human emotion of wanting more is innately built into our DNA, put there by GOD. If we become complacent, then there is no growth, and that’s not what humans do. We are never satisfied. We are constantly exploring, pioneering to new depths and uncharted waters towards the unknown. It is that something that GOD put in us to keep on keeping on. Moving forward.
I really hope I'm the type of guy that buys my affordable dream car and stays smiling at it everyday. I want to be able to do everything to it and keep it precious through thick and thin. I would hate myself if I slowly lost interest in cars and what I really idealized for all my years living
That's absolutely what I've found with my cars tbh (Clio 172 Cup, mk3 Civic). They aren't super duper special by online culture standards but they're just really really nice and I still think they're both really pretty. Yes, it's a lot of work to keep them on the road sometimes (the newer one is 22 years old) but they're still reliable enough to be practical and I don't see myself wanting to get rid of either any time soon. I might want a small offroader like a mk1 Jimny at some point but my Dad has a couple of those we go trekking in from time to time so it's not like they're gonna be out of reach any time soon.
The trick is to have a realistic sense of what you really want in a car, I think. The Clio is reasonably affordable to run daily, comfortable enough while still having sharp enough edges to be fun, and simple enough that I can fix most problems myself. It doesn't have a lot of mod cons or driver aids but frankly I don't need them; it's got a stereo that goes as loud as I need it to and an engine that's powerful enough to be fun without being overwhelming and for me, that's enough. The Honda is *completely* analogue, looks like an 80s vision of a spaceship and weighs about the same as an empty cigarette package, and as a result it's such a direct driving experience that it doesn't need to be super powerful to be fun and there are few enough about that it really turns heads these days, I freaking love it :)
I still have the e34 that was my first car. I also have an F11 as a daily so I don't depend on that e34 anymore. But this car is my absolute dream and has been that for 5 years now. I absolutely love it. I bought it cheap while I was still studying, and it got me where I needed to go every day with no issues for two years. Only then when I was earning enough money to get a reliable daily it started having some issues. And sure, these issues may get expensive and whatnot, but I owe this car so incredibly much. It got me through my studying time incredibly cheaply and surprisingly reliably. It allowed me and my friends to make weekend trips. And even now. Every time I see this car I have to giggle. Every time I sit in this car it feels like coming home. Every time we arrive at our destination I am proud of this car for doing such a good job. Also it keeps me busy. There is rust. There are parts that need replacement. There are leaks to be fixed... there is a lot to do. But guess what. If I spend money on this car, if I spend time in the garage under this car, it keeps me from doomscrolling Ebay to look for the next thing... because my current thing is the next thing. And as far as I can see, it will stay that way for quite a while.
I think for me, i wanna be like jay Leno, but only have a fraction of the cars he has. I never had 1 dream car it was always a garage like i have in need for speed or forza. In total theres 40-50 cars i want in my garage.
Absolutely on point. I have owned 3 of my 'dream cars' and moved on every time. Ford Capri, Jaguar XJ-S, BMW 635CSi. What do I drive now? 2015 Range Rover, what will I have next? Don't know. As an aside check out Sarah'N'Tuned. 2UZ in a Celica.
I drive a R32 skyline GTR VSpec, fell in love with the black gtr when i watched Initial D with my brothers when i was little, they build me a black one, but its pearl white now, fun first car ^^ especially as a woman, guys never expect to see a Skyline show up, it is anoying to drive with the steering wheel on the other side in my country, but i would never sell it
Great video bro, Although my version would be with Nissans and Infinitis, I totally agree with u and for some reason I get a car and think yeah this is it…..a couple of years passes and I’m already in the market for another one😂
A 2 year old video and it feels like it just came out today. Wow. This video truly changed my perspective on having a dream car or modded car. 700whp daily sounds fun but seems like a pain, and have a modded out car means 9/10 times its parked with an issue. So to just have a “dream car” thats bone stock but hits all the right boxes seems fun. And to have a modded out rustbox may bring a lot of issues, its up to enjoying its time and personality that makes up for it.
I'm pretty happy with the Yellow 97 NSX I bought way back then. It ticks all the boxes for me sure it could use more power and I did add 30 hp. But as you said to much is a curse. I can't take it anywhere it doesn't turn heads and thats fun. But the best thing about it is when I get in it and drive. It's a time machine all of a sudden I'm 25 years younger maybe more. Cars are great.
I love cars but I don't want to own expensive, fancy, fast etc. I tried it once and as much as I loved driving that car it was thirsty, something always needed fixing, always something. I'm much happier driving a cheap to run sh.tbox, everything is fixed on it, runs fine and is good with fuel. As for dream cars I'll happily stick to racing them in racing games. I get all the fun of customising them and abusing them on the track without the headaches and being constantly broke.
that is exactly why always when i play a car game, i try to collect all the different cars from other, like a porsche for grippy track beast, 458 as a fun fact, bugatti for speed and luxury etc.
Great video! Spot on for many things. I will say though, I like owning a car for a very long time. Boredom comes and boredom goes, but I never get tired a driving a well balanced car, no matter how long I've owned it. There is something empowering about really knowing your own car to the point it becomes like a part of your body. That takes a long time. Enjoy the new ride though!!!
i got my first car less than a month ago, a gen 5 Celica. I've been looking at cars to buy for the past 3 years. Celica were always drawing my attention, a very handsome line up through the years. I've always had my eye on the gen 5. 2 years ago i decided to put away some money to buy my first car, looking around up until last year, i find a mint condition, 100% working gen 5 Celica. a day before i manage to get a ride to check it out, lock down happens. a year had gone past, lock down ended, and i was back in the hunt. i find the same exact car, waiting for me. i pull up on this old master miyage looking dude, and he puts down a blue tarp... and there are was, Celi, waiting for me in all her 90's glory. that moment when i check the interior, i say "yep, driving away on this" since then she gives me a huge smile that i cannot contain and give her as much love as i can, fixing some old diy jobs, changing fitment. i doubt I'll be done with her anytime soon
My mind seeing the title: Maybe he's talking about why I'll never be able to afford my dream car My mind after seeing the video: Well, it's all about no matter how many times I buy my dream car, it won't be a dream anymore after being driven for a while
For me the thing that got me into liking cars ,and especially the Japanese ones, was when my uncle bought a black Celica GT4 St205. When my 5 yo me saw that for the first time i was just blown away. It also made me have a good opinion about Toyotas as a whole but ive always been more a Nissan/Mitsubishi guy so im currently trying to find some 300ZX or 3000GT for good price since theyre my dream cars of all time.
@@Namazudesu Civic SI (4 5 6 gen), MR2 SW20, 3rd Gen Prelude, Impreza STI, BMW E30,E36,E28,E24,E34,E46, Honda Integra. I would say an Evo (9th gen or older) but they all are like 30K in my city
i had a 2018 BRZ. of the 40 some odd cars ive owned in the past 10 years, some slow, some ludicrously fast, none put such a giant endless smile on my face as that one did.
I bought mine. 13 years ago. Special ordered for European Delivery 2011 BMW 328i station wagon. RWD, 6spd manual. Equipped exactly how I wanted it. I have other cars, and many have come and gone, but the wagon is forever.
As a Gen-Xr, who grew up in both NYC and Buenos Aires, the grail car is a 1978 Argentine Torino TSX Coupé. A really good one is about $16K to $25K. Costs about $5K to ship and the magic of it is that it is a Pininfarina re-designed Rambler American. Boatloads of parts up here and damn! Does it look amazing.
In general, you're correct. However, sometimes, extreme luck happens. My dream car had always been a manual 98-01 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS Coupe in Aspen/Pure White. I didn't know until after I bought it that only 7,500 coupe manuals were even built over those 4 years, and there were only 5 of them in Aspen White in the SF Bay Area. And I managed to buy the one that was sold at a dealership only 10 miles from my house. Oh; but after I moved 50 miles away and it was sold to a guy that lived less than a mile from my new house, who then sold it to me. Now I'm restoring it to a WRX STI v5 Type R.
I remember playing Codemasters' Touring Cars 2 as my very first video game when I was like 6 or 7 and one of the coolest cars in the game was the Volvo S40. Over the years I wanted many kind of cars 3rd gen Firebird, Z33, Z32, Lexus S190, S13, FG Falcon, P11 Primera, but eventually I wanted to get a 90s/00s at least midsize sedan or wagon, since those are my favourite type of cars in terms of looks. And many years later I'm here with an S40 2.0 and I'm really happy with this thing. One day I'd also like to get a second gen V70 to experience having a car with a 5 cylinder engine, but I never want to sell my S40, since according to the original buyer's paper it was sold in the december of 2002 just a street away from the house I've grown up in, when I was a little kindergartener. My friends used to bring up the Harry Potter phrase, like "the wand choses the wizard" and since I bought it at a completely different part of the country, not knowing about its origin I think it's perfectly fitting.
I think one big thing with this is that nowadays people is obsessed with numbers, al RUclips channels feed that trend (not all of them, but most) and is not about how quick a car is, is about how it makes you feel when you drive it, same applies for motorbikes, customs are kind of slow, but really cool to ride.
Hello from 2024! We had a 1998 Toyota Avalon and we only had to get rid of it in 2023, so we really loved the car. It wasn't exactly sporty or fun to drive, but it was dependable, especially with a daily commute of over 1.5 hours 1 way. I had to get a new vehicle and eventually found a 2006 TSX, which has my dream K24A2 engine. Now I daily it to work and it's fun to drive, but also has all the interior refinements the Avalon had. I'm experiencing what you went through, I have my dream engine, but I've grown a little bored of it and am looking for something that's even more sporty and fun, maybe for the weekends. So yeah, even if you get your dream car/engine/etc., you'll eventually get bored. I thinks that's just human nature for you.
Sooo, I sold the Celica. And then I bought an abandoned FD RX-7: ruclips.net/video/AKFGsK-5K7A/видео.html
I think your "dream car" is one that's been written off but can still be saved haha
lmao
commented 18h ago, after I've watched the video, proving the point 🤣
LMAO. Ive never seen your vids and this was my first. funny story
Man can't keep a car
When u realize Albon was the reason why there weren’t a lot of Supra’s in America, he took them all
Lollll
@@albonfilms You evil man.
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Never heard of suprasteve?
@@kurtishoover5658both took half
False - just got my grail FD, a stock, low-mileage '93 R1 in Vintage Red! You're right though, there is always the temptation toward the 'next thing'. I'm constantly asking myself 'what if?'
Beautiful! I'm jealous! Been on the hunt for the exact same thing, but Montego Blue! Enjoy it and never sell it! Don't be like me 😂
Same lol, just picked up a 94 Acura NSX in Black
@@aniljajistar4758 that’s my dream car. have fun with it. super nice car
Same, I just picked up an FC 90 GTU had been owned by a really good friend for the past decade. Missed a chance to buy it years ago and had the opportunity a couple of months ago and couldn't miss out again.
My fav car is an ae86
As a 5-year old kid with a burning hatred for cars and an undying love for all things aviation, my dream car was an Impreza with comically large wings and that iconic “555” livery. That was literally the last time I had any passion for cars until I left college, when I stumbled upon a 1st generation Celica. It was literally love in first sight. As an adult the 1st generation Celica remains my dream car to this day. I know Toyotas are known for their reliability and safe power gains, but goddamnit the Celica and the 2000GT are living proof that they also could produce something gorgeous. Attainable or not, they remain a dream for somebody else.
We can all relate to having Toyotas as a workhorse for the family. Here especially in Southeast Asia it’s even a status symbol for the entire household. Thanks for sharing how much a dream car means to a car enthusiast.
I loved those Impreza’s! (Specifically the blobeye) although I absolutely loved cars at that age. It was a good day when my dad turned up with a WRX one day.
pretty much a Cessna on wheels lol
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 Funny how the world works sometimes. I’m a massive gearhead now and it’s become second nature for me to stop whatever I’m doing if I hear a Subie rumble lmao
While I do put classic cars above anything else, I enjoy looking at the “blob eye” WRX whenever possible because chances are it’s always blue, and would always have massive rear spoilers for styling. It’s one of the very few automotive cosmetic cultures that stood the test of time, still being praised after 20 years later.
@@Nafeels aye.
I also personally prefer the classics. (As you can probably see by my pic lol)
the 1970's celica? they are nice cars for sure...but the fifth generation ones (1989-1994) are my favorite :-)
Nothing wrong with never being satisfied, you get to experience more that way.
I mean there is some truth in that, but it's also good to just learn to love what you got. Go experience more with the car you currently have. Go for an awesome road trip with your best friend or so. Soon you'll find that you love the car so much that it's hard to even think about selling it.
Buying new exciting cars is cool but imo it's better to strike a balance. You can definitely "experience more" even with your current car.
I say this same thing as i get yet another 500$ sh*t box on the side of the road
@@Iisakki3000 Learning to "love what you have" is an excuse to limit your potential because its more comfortable imo
Exactly. That’s why the rich got rich. They were never satisfied and so continued to work for more and more and more.
what the hell
I think the issue isn’t that you haven’t found your dream car; it’s that your idea of a ‘dream car’ is too idealized. A dream car is still just a car, and like anything we hype up in our minds, reality rarely lives up to those inflated expectations. It sounds like you’re chasing not the car itself, but the idea of a car that will somehow be perfect and solve all your frustrations, which just isn’t realistic.
This is true with other things too, like relationships. We often imagine the ‘perfect’ partner who checks every box and exists only in the parts of our life we want them in-while staying out of the parts we don’t. But perfection, in cars or people, just doesn’t exist. It’s a trap we all fall into when we overthink and idealize things
PROOF!! Cars are living beings
RIP an LFA would be amazing. This was such another well done video. Inspired me but also made me feel like I won't be complete once I get a RHD MK3 Supra. Almost shed a tear thinking about memories made in old cars.
Thank you so much for watching! Get that Supra!
Go fetch it.
2 LFA Singapore and 1 in Malaysia for sale.
I also have to agree, this was a well done video. Heck, great video. I went down memory lane of the cars I had and still desire to own going forward.
You'll never build my dream car :-P
That mini will be done soon!!!
@@albonfilms stop bringing out the 2015 quotes! 😅
Well u are the buy your first dream car supra
Lolllll
@@albonfilms I'll believe it when I see it
I've owned my RX-8 for nearly 6 years. Recently I have fully restored it, that's brand new engine from Hiroshima, gearbox, all engine accessories, all vacuum lines, coolant lines, CSF radiator, BHR coils, all the good stuff. It's my dream car. I daily it more than the actual daily - a 94 C36 AMG. Happiness is defined by how much you think is enough.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo has always been my childhood dream car. Those things are badass
When I was in high school I always wanted a Dodge Challenger. I eventually got one after graduating college. It was amazing for the first year, then when I saw other challenger owners with v8’s, I got dissatisfied with my v6. After the lease was up I upgraded to a v8 with a shaker hood, then next year the demon came out. Couldn’t afford it, but it made me look at my Challenger differently again. But I can relate to what you’re going through, I think it’s human nature 100 percent. Reality is never as sweet as the dream.
That’s the thing:
You wanted a Challenger but didn’t have the money for a proper *V8 model* and instead went with the basic V6 version.
Lots of people do that mistake unfortunately…
Those American 🇺🇸 sports cars - it’s either V8 or nothing!
To be fair, you should have already seen and known about the V8. They have had v8 available since the first year model. You just need to know what you want when you buy them, looks or performance. But if you really want performance, you get a mustang.
"Reality is never as sweet as the dream" that's it right there...
You keep killing my dreams with these videos, bruh
That's sounds scary. I don't want to get bored with my car
My dream car is an Na Miata so we chilling
Same@@BreadGood_21
Just bought my dream car a couple weeks ago. A 2016 Nissan 370z 😁 Already added an axleback exhaust and tint 😎
I just bought my dream car today! :D
Congrats dude! Enjoy it!
@@albonfilms Thanks :D
Congrats dude. Treat her well. I hear she's a fair lady. Don't forget to take her out for a bit of fun every now and then. She deserves it and so do you.
@@lionelt.9124 yes it'll be well taken care of
that is the most negative title ive ever seen jesus christ
Tell me you didn't watch the video without telling me you didn't watch the video
@@brodie-he9vm i know its not what it looks like but come on man XDD
Your story, reminds me so much of how I got into cars. It stems from the reliability of a facelift 8th Gen Corolla that my family had and the adrenaline rush that I would get when my dad would do rolling burnouts in his Ram 2500, that and playing NFS Underground as a kid.
I’ve always been around cars. Whether it was a Datsun 510, Chevy Nova, SVT Cobra, SRT4 or MR2. So when it came time to search for a car, I wanted something fun. AE86 or 240sx ofcourse two cars that get beaten to a pulp. So I kept looking and came across my current passion the Lexus SC300. It ticked all the boxes for me. Toyota, RWD, and a Straight Six. The fact that the A80 Supra was based on the SC/Soarer Z30 and parts where interchangeable was just icing on the cake.
I will say after owning an SC and finally getting to seat and experience an A80 Supra, it definitely was a never meet your heroes type of thing for me. It’s like I finally understood why the A80 sold as poorly as it did, here in the US. Now don’t get me wrong I still like the A80 but it changed my view between both cars. It made me appreciate my SC more.
You will inevitably be back behind the wheel of the A80/Z30 chassis, there’s just something about it that draws people back in after selling it. You’re brother is a prime example with buying and selling his Supra’s. Next time consider getting an SC/Soarer you might like the change of pace and the familiarity that comes pretty much the same chassis as the A80 with some slight differences.
As for favorite cars, I still want to own a AE86 at some point and maybe a LC500. I can’t wait for the Celica Fastback content as I love those old Celica’s.
I've always wanted an NSX-R between 1992-1995. The car is performance and stability combined with engineering technology and some other specialties that really speaks to me. The car is, in itself, a car designed to destroy. However, if I lose interest in it, I will keep it anyways. Not because it's rare or expensive, but because it has story. Soichiro Honda and a few other whack heads wanted to build a race car, and with the years of learning, determination and love, they assembled a race car. The NSX Type-R is the good ending to a story, not just a race car.
Yup. I agree with you. NSX-R is my dream car.
The legend which inspired creation of McLaren F1..
I am convinced Americans change cars more often than their pants.
all those money they have and this guy didnt buy a single fucking porsche nor m3/m4. just makes me mad. also, that's why he hasn't found his dream car, he never tried porsche! 🤣🤣
@@martincuter5799 word LMAO porsches are the way!
For me its MR2s, dads built quite a few, even after I crashed my first one sadly I still have that love for the platform, don't think I'll ever stop loving it, I love other cars don't get me wrong but I think I'll be a MR2 nut for rest of my life. Love your videos man keep up the amazing content.
I think what you need is an early 80s Toyota Celica Supra. I have one with a NA 7MGE. It's like driving a refined version of the late 70s Datsun 280zx. Hand on heart, it's my dream car. And owning one after searching for 15 years is as good as I always imagined. But nothing rusts where I live. And it took me an year to build it. I don't regret it and I'll never sell it. Cool looks and sounds great. Feels more raw than a GT86.
It's on my car bucket list! I want to own every generation of Celica and Supra!
@@albonfilms Nice. My channel has a video of my Celica Supra. But it wasn't finished then. It's my daily now for the past 2 months. I'm still editing a video to post eventually. Planning to pay a homage to the 1st Celica XX Japan ad featuring the song 'Twilight' by ELO. I had a Cressida with a 5M carbureted engine which is common in the middle east. Bought that to scratch the Celica Supra itch. The 5M is a slow motor. The NA 7MGE BELONGS in the mk2 Supra.
@@alphamaledriveshard I love it!! Subscribed and waiting to see more!
@@albonfilms me too lol!
@@albonfilms Whaaaaaa?! Really? Awesome! That's all the motivation I need for editing.
This guy is a monster :-: because he remind us of reality but i still love him lol great story like always
I appreciate you!
Nope, it's personality issue.
the guy flipping so many swithces on and off and asking us why the lights are blinking! its like the playboy wondering why hes in no commited relationship!
Yeah lmao. Like wth. Dude is just compulsive and chronically dissatisfied. He made great points about out growing something, but he never outgrew his cravings ☠️
@@yokokoko499 worst part is you can guarantee 10% of the viewers likely took his advice deep down to their core essentially creating about 20,000 duplicate versions of his mistakes
Bought my dream car, drive my dream car, will keep driving my dream car (ford 1929 Model A)... i have no idea what this guy is talking about...
@@DrTheRich he dropped so many screws from his head then he went around test fitting different screws and sometimes hes left them in there for too long because he couldnt find screws that fit.
bro i got clicbaited by an insult and then spoonfed your life story, wtf kinda whiplash is this. great video tho
that’s what I’m saying
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Great story telling bro, never watched a whole video in a while, keep it up.
Feel sorry for you brother, I regret every sale, the constant grind to perfect my cars makes me fall in love more and more everyday and has been that way for over 8 years now, I still have my first car and rally it
Your lust for the Celica liftback reminds me of my lust for the E30. In highschool it was all E30, E36, and E46 M3’s, and I’m finally at that point where I have an E30 and an E46 M in the garage. They aren’t perfect or as modified as I want them to be, but they’re there and both special to me. I count those two as my attainable dream cars, though as mentioned, there’s always room for more.
Since I was 10 or 11, I wanted a Civic Si. When I was 27, I bought my dream car. A 2007 Honda Civic Si. I'm knocking on 35 now, and I'm still madly in love. I couldn't possibly put that love into words. As a daily driver, I can't help but love every moment I get to spend behind the wheel. It's mostly stock, no turbo or S/C, just a bit of OEM+ sprinkled around the car. I don't doubt many fall in and out of love with their cars, but I think some of us have found true love and no matter which situation applies to you personally, it sure is a beautiful thing that these bits of metal can inspire such wonderful romance.
Loved the video! First timer to the channel, and I'll def be back.
I love my 2011 civic Si. Such a wonderful car
I always wanted a miata but i always chose more practical or luxurious options because i wanted something to daily drive and i wanted to feel the luxury of driving a nice car. Well, I wasn't happy with any of them.
I finally picked up an NB2 Miata and I've never been happier in my life. I've made countless lifetime memories with it. From learning how to drift, hitting up the touge, becoming part of the miata culture which is so lively and everyone's so happy and nice to each other, to going on roadtrips to pick up parts for it, every single second owning this thing is a blast. Working on it is so easy, it's the most reliable car i've ever had, and it's the most fun car i've ever had. This is truly my dream car.
agreed! changes your life 😭
That '93 Supra was the best automotive related thing that ever happened in that decade. One of 3 most iconic cars of all time.
Top ten maybe. Top 3? No.
McLaren F1
And a couple of other vehicles in the top 3.
Supra mK4 A80? No.
Especially when the MK4 A80 had sold poorly in the 1990s
@@borla4491 But it wasn’t the 80s that defined it, it was the generations after that took the car to another level.
@@team3gaming749 A80 Supra MK4 was criticized when it first released to the public.
For looking too different compared to the MK3 A70 Supra......it was criticized for lookin' like a "low budget Front engines Ferrari".
THAT, and along with the fact that it had LOW SALES. Which is the point of Toyota canceling it off in 1998(Toyota had desperately marked them down in the mid late 1990s to get them off the dealership lots due to low sales).
I like the A80 Supra however let's BE REAL .
P.S. The 2JZ was FIRST put in the Toyota Aristo/Lexus GS four door sedan.
Mk4 Supra, R34 GTR, NSX, RX-7 👑👑👑👑
@@KevinDFuller94 jdm cars arent the only good cars from the 90s there are way better ones out there
1UZ swap, JDM smiley bumpers, floor mount some seats so you don't look/feel like Donkey Kong in a go-kart, and you'll have something almost as cool as Connie Celica ;)
haha I'm working on it!! Not sure if she'll ever be as cool as Connie though. But we'll see who's faster....
@@albonfilms ooo, Celica Speed Challenge. I'm into it! :P
well i did....soo....whats up with that? 0:14
0:44 yesterday I turned 14 and yes I'm obsessed with JDM cars too but unfortunately my society doesn't really get into cars that much, but I'm trying to connect to local auto figures.
Oh man I feel you, I'm the same aye I'm crazy into cars but everyone else around me either isn't or isn't too much into cars. Except for my one mate lol
im almost 15 and I also like jdm cars but my favorite car is still the bmw e30
I think a MR2 would be a good choice if you ever decide to get something different, in my opinion its been one of the most fun experiences driving i've had recently. Personally I think its one of the best japanese sports cars in terms of driving experience and overall fun.
Causally puts my dream car on the thumbnail and says I won’t be able to afford one. I need an Lfa in my life
The first time I saw this video title, I was upset that you mocked me if I couldn't afford my dream car. After reading the comments for a bit and watching the video, your story made me want to pursue it even more lol. Anyway, here's my story. TLDR: I Watched an MCM video that made me fall in love with Cressida.
As a young boy, I was never attached to or fond of the car scene.Even when my dad bought his first car, i just couldn't feel it. Yeah, it's a car and it sits in our garage. Fast forward to 2 years ago, i stumbled upon Initial D. My friends and others said it's good, and i watched it. And oh boy, it was freaking good. It introduces me to great JDM cars like AE86, the Silvia's, RX7 especially the FC, the EVO gang that beat AE86, god foot R34, Shinigami R32, and Bunta's GC8 WRX coupe. It also introduced me to a bit of rally scene.
I found EVO and WRX are cool as heck, so i tried to search it on local marketplace. It's expensive as hell, even the converted Lancer were priced nearly the same as the original. Haven't really thought about it anymore, but still looking for one and thinking that I maybe bought the Lancer or Galant and convert it myself. One night my friend and I chat about our favorite cars. After that, i watched youtube as usual, and then i found one video that changed my life. Mighty Car Mods 10s Cresta.
I never watched video like that before, prob one of the best youtube video i've ever watch and it made me fell into car rabbit hole. Their production quality, the soundtracks, and their story to bring Cresta from JP to AUS and modified it to the max and Brought it to the drag strip. I've never felt such joy watching a RUclips video, and it convinced me that this car (well, the x70 Cressida because its sister car was never sold in my country) is the only car I want right now.
It's cheap now, looks cool, comfy, RWD, and large engine bay that can fit V8 there. Never saw it in my area before, so i had an "Is that a Supra" moment when i saw it a few week ago. Well at current situation I honestly dont know i could afford one. But if i had one, I will swap it's 1GE engine with 1UZ VVTi w/ manual trans on it and mod it to look like the Chaser pic i found on the internet. Maybe in a few years i will grow bored of it and repeat the cycle again.
I got a 96 Celica GT4 a little over a year ago and it’s still living up to my hopes and dreams. Even if the emotions fade in a couple years I’ll always cherish the ones that have brought so much joy
This video spoke to me, 18 cars in 4 years😂 then came the alfa and I can’t be happier, the quad is a monster.
I've owned lots of cars myself All gens of Zs from Datsun 240z all the way to 370z, c5-c7 corvettes, all generations of miatas, s2k, evo 8, 13 STI....and more. Currently in a MK5 Supra. You are spot on! Every car has it's own personality...every car gives you a different take of the driving experience. I've always felt there is no such thing as a dream car....it's as mystic as the pot of gold at the end of the rainbows.
I'm fortunate to daily my dream car coming up on 8yrs ❤ An e46 M3 coupe/manual trans. No mods as God intended, just light weight wheels for less rotational mass
Video: You'll never buy your dream car.
Me: I mean, at this point even if I had an infinite amount of money and connections to find one; I gave up at this point.
I remember that Avalon and black Supra!!! Nice video!!
Adam! Appreciate the heck out of you! That black Supra footage is from Gangstaz 4 Life 2 bahaha, right before you sneak in and start murdering people with a bb gun 😂😂😂
@@albonfilms 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So cool that those early days of video making turned into this!!
@@AdamBDillon Indeed it is! Doing this full time now too! It's a lot of fun! Let's catch up some time!
early in my driving i picked up an 04 impreza, and it was a blast in the winter. got a 2018 brz because 2018 leases were dirt cheap and drove it across canada, but now i have the gr86 in neptune, and its everything i liked about my old blue brz with the gripes i had all fixed.
the real dream car is a fat wallet
Cars really feel alive. They breathe, they pump fluids through their bodies, they send electrical signals to operate parts of themselves, just like us. You said it, they really do have these personalities all unique from one another even when it's the same make and model their environment changes them. I own a 2002 z71 Tahoe that has been in my family since it was new, I grew up in it and now I'm rebuilding it and that has made it my favorite car in the entire world. It's not my dream car, but it is definitely the most important car to me. You made some really good points and that is a car should resonate with your soul. Then you know you have the right one - or two or three!
I have an 05 Suburban that's the same story! I'll never sell it, it's just as much a member of the family as anyone else.
@@albonfilms that's awesome! These LS based Chevys are absolutely work horses. They run for hundreds of thousands of miles without too much issue! Besides well, fuel pump and those weak transmissions lol
What do you think, is this the human condition, or can there actually be one single car that does it for you? Drop a comment or join us on Discord and tell me there: discord.gg/C9tf2VEp
I think what you need is an early 80s Toyota Celica Supra. I have one with a NA 7MGE. It's like driving a refined version of the late 70s Datsun 280zx. Hand on heart, it's my dream car. And owning one after searching for 15 years is as good as I always imagined. But nothing rusts where I live. And it took me an year to build it. I don't regret it and I'll never sell it. Cool looks and sounds great. Feels more raw than a GT86.
Ahahah videos that start with "You'll never" or "You can't". such negativity
I always liked the Pontiac tojan. Super rare car. I’d like to own it one day
Some cars bring that emotion to the top right off, others grow on you unexpectedly. Time passes and the Honeymoon is over, some have enough mystique to hold you longer, doing something different I agree from time to time helps, I have multiples of the same thing and a newer model atm. I think a community to be involved with helps also and friends with similar likes. Being able to afford to have and do helps as well.
I think the basic human emotion of wanting more is innately built into our DNA, put there by GOD. If we become complacent, then there is no growth, and that’s not what humans do. We are never satisfied. We are constantly exploring, pioneering to new depths and uncharted waters towards the unknown. It is that something that GOD put in us to keep on keeping on. Moving forward.
TLDR for the video
the dream car is a dream car until you get bored of it
either that or you have a shit attention span
Yeah the video didn't get to the point until the very end. The title is kind of clickbaity, didn't expect a 10 minute personal story after reading it.
I really hope I'm the type of guy that buys my affordable dream car and stays smiling at it everyday. I want to be able to do everything to it and keep it precious through thick and thin. I would hate myself if I slowly lost interest in cars and what I really idealized for all my years living
That's absolutely what I've found with my cars tbh (Clio 172 Cup, mk3 Civic). They aren't super duper special by online culture standards but they're just really really nice and I still think they're both really pretty.
Yes, it's a lot of work to keep them on the road sometimes (the newer one is 22 years old) but they're still reliable enough to be practical and I don't see myself wanting to get rid of either any time soon. I might want a small offroader like a mk1 Jimny at some point but my Dad has a couple of those we go trekking in from time to time so it's not like they're gonna be out of reach any time soon.
The trick is to have a realistic sense of what you really want in a car, I think. The Clio is reasonably affordable to run daily, comfortable enough while still having sharp enough edges to be fun, and simple enough that I can fix most problems myself. It doesn't have a lot of mod cons or driver aids but frankly I don't need them; it's got a stereo that goes as loud as I need it to and an engine that's powerful enough to be fun without being overwhelming and for me, that's enough.
The Honda is *completely* analogue, looks like an 80s vision of a spaceship and weighs about the same as an empty cigarette package, and as a result it's such a direct driving experience that it doesn't need to be super powerful to be fun and there are few enough about that it really turns heads these days, I freaking love it :)
The “next thing” was real though. But it’s also what motivates the entire human population.
I still have the e34 that was my first car. I also have an F11 as a daily so I don't depend on that e34 anymore. But this car is my absolute dream and has been that for 5 years now. I absolutely love it. I bought it cheap while I was still studying, and it got me where I needed to go every day with no issues for two years. Only then when I was earning enough money to get a reliable daily it started having some issues. And sure, these issues may get expensive and whatnot, but I owe this car so incredibly much. It got me through my studying time incredibly cheaply and surprisingly reliably. It allowed me and my friends to make weekend trips. And even now. Every time I see this car I have to giggle. Every time I sit in this car it feels like coming home. Every time we arrive at our destination I am proud of this car for doing such a good job. Also it keeps me busy. There is rust. There are parts that need replacement. There are leaks to be fixed... there is a lot to do. But guess what. If I spend money on this car, if I spend time in the garage under this car, it keeps me from doomscrolling Ebay to look for the next thing... because my current thing is the next thing. And as far as I can see, it will stay that way for quite a while.
I think for me, i wanna be like jay Leno, but only have a fraction of the cars he has. I never had 1 dream car it was always a garage like i have in need for speed or forza. In total theres 40-50 cars i want in my garage.
I agree! Best case scenario is get really rich and wear all denim all the time!
Absolutely on point.
I have owned 3 of my 'dream cars' and moved on every time.
Ford Capri, Jaguar XJ-S, BMW 635CSi.
What do I drive now? 2015 Range Rover, what will I have next? Don't know.
As an aside check out Sarah'N'Tuned. 2UZ in a Celica.
nuh uh, im getting my dream car one way or another, i dont care if i get bored of it, i want it mine
I drive a R32 skyline GTR VSpec, fell in love with the black gtr when i watched Initial D with my brothers when i was little, they build me a black one, but its pearl white now, fun first car ^^ especially as a woman, guys never expect to see a Skyline show up, it is anoying to drive with the steering wheel on the other side in my country, but i would never sell it
Great video bro,
Although my version would be with Nissans and Infinitis,
I totally agree with u and for some reason I get a car and think yeah this is it…..a couple of years passes and I’m already in the market for another one😂
Why are we like this!? 😂
@@albonfilms I guess it’s human nature,
It might be cars for us,
But everyone has a labor of love that they simply can’t get enough of🤷🏽♂️
A 2 year old video and it feels like it just came out today. Wow. This video truly changed my perspective on having a dream car or modded car. 700whp daily sounds fun but seems like a pain, and have a modded out car means 9/10 times its parked with an issue. So to just have a “dream car” thats bone stock but hits all the right boxes seems fun. And to have a modded out rustbox may bring a lot of issues, its up to enjoying its time and personality that makes up for it.
at 0:44
you can see a banner type thingi which im guessing that something is written in Arabic
im asking if your Muslim....
cus hey im too
I'm pretty happy with the Yellow 97 NSX I bought way back then. It ticks all the boxes for me sure it could use more power and I did add 30 hp. But as you said to much is a curse. I can't take it anywhere it doesn't turn heads and thats fun. But the best thing about it is when I get in it and drive. It's a time machine all of a sudden I'm 25 years younger maybe more. Cars are great.
Sad
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I love cars but I don't want to own expensive, fancy, fast etc. I tried it once and as much as I loved driving that car it was thirsty, something always needed fixing, always something.
I'm much happier driving a cheap to run sh.tbox, everything is fixed on it, runs fine and is good with fuel.
As for dream cars I'll happily stick to racing them in racing games. I get all the fun of customising them and abusing them on the track without the headaches and being constantly broke.
This situation actually applies to ton of stuff, I collect hotwheels and I run with similar issues to choose the highlights of my collection
Me who’s dream car is a Prius: are you sure about that
7th gen celica was my dream car and i got to have it as my first car. Any cars after it will never feel the same.
Bro, congratulations on your Celica liftback. Your story was excellent.
Thank you for watching!
that is exactly why always when i play a car game, i try to collect all the different cars from other, like a porsche for grippy track beast, 458 as a fun fact, bugatti for speed and luxury etc.
Great video! Spot on for many things. I will say though, I like owning a car for a very long time. Boredom comes and boredom goes, but I never get tired a driving a well balanced car, no matter how long I've owned it. There is something empowering about really knowing your own car to the point it becomes like a part of your body. That takes a long time. Enjoy the new ride though!!!
i got my first car less than a month ago, a gen 5 Celica. I've been looking at cars to buy for the past 3 years. Celica were always drawing my attention, a very handsome line up through the years. I've always had my eye on the gen 5. 2 years ago i decided to put away some money to buy my first car, looking around up until last year, i find a mint condition, 100% working gen 5 Celica. a day before i manage to get a ride to check it out, lock down happens. a year had gone past, lock down ended, and i was back in the hunt. i find the same exact car, waiting for me. i pull up on this old master miyage looking dude, and he puts down a blue tarp... and there are was, Celi, waiting for me in all her 90's glory. that moment when i check the interior, i say "yep, driving away on this" since then she gives me a huge smile that i cannot contain and give her as much love as i can, fixing some old diy jobs, changing fitment. i doubt I'll be done with her anytime soon
NSX owner here! I've got it!
You really caught me off guard here 2:19 😂👏🏾
3:52 Trailblazer spotted W video
Great video man, quite an interesting perspective and insight. Dig the Celica Liftback too
This has to be one of the greatest RUclips videos I’ve watched . The message just applies to so many aspects of life
Thank you my friend
Great video, I dug your narration and humor.
My dream car is an evo x with a big wing and 500 - 600 hp
Imma buy it when i finish school and have enough money to make it run gud fo life
dude, you're on your way to 1M + Subscribers...amazing content
Thank you!
It's awesome to see one of my favourite car RUclips guys buy a car off of another favourite RUclips guy. Small world!
My mind seeing the title: Maybe he's talking about why I'll never be able to afford my dream car
My mind after seeing the video: Well, it's all about no matter how many times I buy my dream car, it won't be a dream anymore after being driven for a while
Wow. You're such a good storyteller. Great work bro.
Appreciate the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you, Albon, for keeping us that little bit grounded
For me the thing that got me into liking cars ,and especially the Japanese ones, was when my uncle bought a black Celica GT4 St205. When my 5 yo me saw that for the first time i was just blown away. It also made me have a good opinion about Toyotas as a whole but ive always been more a Nissan/Mitsubishi guy so im currently trying to find some 300ZX or 3000GT for good price since theyre my dream cars of all time.
Bro I’ve been eyeing the ST205 GT4. I’ve seen a couple in my city and on the market so it’s definitely not an unrealistic dream car.
@@ruthusflabbergast1263 thats true. Even tho its rare it costs way more than Evo or sometimes even some STI. And its even better in some aspects.
@@Namazudesu yah not many made unfortunately but I have other dream cars that are more attainable :P
@@ruthusflabbergast1263 like what?
@@Namazudesu Civic SI (4 5 6 gen), MR2 SW20, 3rd Gen Prelude, Impreza STI, BMW E30,E36,E28,E24,E34,E46, Honda Integra. I would say an Evo (9th gen or older) but they all are like 30K in my city
Thanks for solving the equation. It's just like me with my bikes... And now, thinking about buying my "dream car". It's never enough.
Recently found your channel and am glad I did. The editing and story telling is top notch
Thank you Luis!
Bro was raised by wild Supras
i had a 2018 BRZ. of the 40 some odd cars ive owned in the past 10 years, some slow, some ludicrously fast, none put such a giant endless smile on my face as that one did.
we not gonna talk abt how cool this guys family is lmao
I bought mine. 13 years ago. Special ordered for European Delivery 2011 BMW 328i station wagon. RWD, 6spd manual. Equipped exactly how I wanted it. I have other cars, and many have come and gone, but the wagon is forever.
My dream car is Honda s2000 ap1 2002 😅 and 180sx is good as well
1:20-1:26 The fast and the furious refrence , Jassie said that 😂
I nearly cried when I saw that LFA crash 😭
man, the title itched me, but this video has a very beautiful message. Thank you
The best car Channel on RUclips, Albon 👍
people who always satisfied not really getting far.
nice video
just come across your channel, love the style of videos! I got a lot to binge!
Man that Celica is looking gorgeous!
Yes it does! Thank you brother!
ever sience i was a kid a 300zx tt was my dream car, i bought one last year and it makes 800hp, absolute beast
wow
I love Toyota too. That's why my dream car is the FRZ86. I have owned one since '16. Dream car done.
As a Gen-Xr, who grew up in both NYC and Buenos Aires, the grail car is a 1978 Argentine Torino TSX Coupé. A really good one is about $16K to $25K. Costs about $5K to ship and the magic of it is that it is a Pininfarina re-designed Rambler American. Boatloads of parts up here and damn! Does it look amazing.
In general, you're correct. However, sometimes, extreme luck happens. My dream car had always been a manual 98-01 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS Coupe in Aspen/Pure White. I didn't know until after I bought it that only 7,500 coupe manuals were even built over those 4 years, and there were only 5 of them in Aspen White in the SF Bay Area. And I managed to buy the one that was sold at a dealership only 10 miles from my house. Oh; but after I moved 50 miles away and it was sold to a guy that lived less than a mile from my new house, who then sold it to me.
Now I'm restoring it to a WRX STI v5 Type R.
Mann , such a good narration n story tellingg
I remember playing Codemasters' Touring Cars 2 as my very first video game when I was like 6 or 7 and one of the coolest cars in the game was the Volvo S40. Over the years I wanted many kind of cars 3rd gen Firebird, Z33, Z32, Lexus S190, S13, FG Falcon, P11 Primera, but eventually I wanted to get a 90s/00s at least midsize sedan or wagon, since those are my favourite type of cars in terms of looks. And many years later I'm here with an S40 2.0 and I'm really happy with this thing. One day I'd also like to get a second gen V70 to experience having a car with a 5 cylinder engine, but I never want to sell my S40, since according to the original buyer's paper it was sold in the december of 2002 just a street away from the house I've grown up in, when I was a little kindergartener. My friends used to bring up the Harry Potter phrase, like "the wand choses the wizard" and since I bought it at a completely different part of the country, not knowing about its origin I think it's perfectly fitting.
I think one big thing with this is that nowadays people is obsessed with numbers, al RUclips channels feed that trend (not all of them, but most) and is not about how quick a car is, is about how it makes you feel when you drive it, same applies for motorbikes, customs are kind of slow, but really cool to ride.
Hello from 2024! We had a 1998 Toyota Avalon and we only had to get rid of it in 2023, so we really loved the car. It wasn't exactly sporty or fun to drive, but it was dependable, especially with a daily commute of over 1.5 hours 1 way. I had to get a new vehicle and eventually found a 2006 TSX, which has my dream K24A2 engine. Now I daily it to work and it's fun to drive, but also has all the interior refinements the Avalon had. I'm experiencing what you went through, I have my dream engine, but I've grown a little bored of it and am looking for something that's even more sporty and fun, maybe for the weekends. So yeah, even if you get your dream car/engine/etc., you'll eventually get bored. I thinks that's just human nature for you.
1:56 that mr2 🔥
Bro it mark 4