Definitely agree that the rectangular windshield is what’s stopping it from being instantly recognisable as the 500, but I think the rest of the build looks excellent
I peronally don't mind inaccuracies in the shapes of sets, so long as they are fairly recognizable. But the quality control of current Lego pieces cannot be tolerated. We are paying a premium for the sets and the prices are always on the rise, but we're certainly not getting a premium product anymore. I can barely justify the price of this awesome set as it is, but if I'm also gambling with the hope that it won't be defective........the price immediately seems unjustified. I had a similar problem with the Harry Potter clock tower set.......it's not ok.....
@@brianhilligoss you're correct, the price per piece is constant, but they're cramming smaller and smaller pieces into sets, adding needless complexity and making them over-engineered, making the sets ultimately smaller for the same price. Jang refers to it is price for stuff you get, and while this metric is admittedly subjective, no one can deny that lego is not cheap.
@@damianmarin57 in my set, the big pieces in the back of the Dumbledore office had dark grey specks embedded in them. I had to hide them with the stickers.
2:00 At first I had my doubts as well, but the connection is perfectly legal and under no stress whatsoever. Just try it with just the hinges itself; you can do this kind of angle even at just two studs length.
Indeed, as the hinged parts have the same amount of studs as the corresponding straight parts and connect 1 stud in the connections are fully legal. Reminds me of the Hogwarts Castle where Lego did actually make a mistake as pointed out by Jangbricks, a mistake that could be fixed by moving one of the hinge plates. Actually, the hinge technique used on all of the recent X-wings seems to be technically illegal as well, even though in that case Lego must be aware of it and consider it within the acceptable tolerance.
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This set has a really nice feel about it. Very summery and classic! Personally I don’t think the paint brush is too tiny for the scale considering the size of the door handles and the handle of the luggage case. Love the colour of the car. Good review Jang!
I was just watching "The Castle of Cagliostro" (awesome classic anime), and if anyone notices, this is exactly the same car Lupin and Jigen uses, including the same colour. Would be definitely cool for Lupin fans as well. Too bad I'm not a Creator car collector, I'm more into lego Star Wars sets. If I were, I would also get the Mustang, and the mini cooper, and perhaps the Land Rover, but gotta save on SW sets. lol!
Lego should totally do a Creator expert scale of the classic late 2000s early 2010s lego city car. It would be really cool to see more detail put into the simple but recognizable vehicle, and it would be nostalgic for many lego fans, including me!
Wow, check out the red Fiat 500 on the Ideas page, it looks way more like the actual car. Don't know about how sturdy and all that it would be, but so many shapes are better...the rounded roof, the rounded front of the bonnet, the rounded windscreen area by not using any actual windscreen piece...the batmobile got its own unique windscreen piece, why not the Fiat? Oh, and it has mirrors at the sides! Why are they missing here?
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If Lego is gonna cut down on their QC of the plastic, they shouldn't be charging the prices they do for it, that level of color inconsistency is pretty horrendous
This was the first time they made a lot of pieces in this colour, they probably weren’t able to check every piece. This will likely improve soon enough.
@@tedioustotoro4885 I image the differences for the same color, which we see in more and more sets and not only this specific one, has also to do with more and more production sites of Lego parts being in different countries. That makes it harder to get same quality of "ingredients" across the globe. Additionally slaking QC is always an indication that the company is in trouble, which Lego currently is despite rising sales figures which comes from selling more expensive sets than ever.
@@tedioustotoro4885 Be that as it may, there is no excuse for that. At the prices they command for what is essentially a bit of plastic it's their job to make the QC work. If they have to send samples of multiple production sites to HQ to makes sure the color is consistent, then they better do exactly that.
Still waiting for that 1989 Batmobile Review, even though i have it myself already. I personally was a bit mroe lucky with the color differences between pieces, for me only the 1x8s were a tad darker, but not too much. I had some scratched Hub Cabs though, but i ended up ordering new ones via Bricks N Pieces, wanted more shiny ones for my VW Camper as well anyways. And i plan to add them to the VW Bug with some mounting putty to make it look proper.
Your discussion on color variations make me glad to be colorblind hahaha I just finished this build myself and loved it, but definitely did not notice any color issues haha
Great model, but the color inconsistancies are bad. Especially. Since LEGO is talking about their "great qualtity" while other brands are becoming better for a lower price.
The colour inconsistency especially with bright parts seems to have been a thing for a while. The white parts on both my Speed Champions 919 and 911 RSR vary and were in general not as white as they should be (much darker than the stickers) even when new, and those sets are from ~two years ago.
I built this model past weekend and loved it. It is so cool how they were able to make the curves work. Agree with the assessment that there stuff to be desired (functional steering) i like the trunk and painting, but the easel is a bit weird. The color issues are true in my set too. It is a proper color for the 500 from that era though otherwise it would have been light azure or regular red to stay in theme
The worse part is that they even pick the regular angle that actually amplifies the square front of the car. I think they choose the color because it is the classic/iconic color for the 500.
On the subject of colour variations in Lego these days, I recently got the Ghostbusters Eco-1 and some of white parts in that and much more yellowish white than other parts, which are brighter! It’s almost like it’s made with old, sun-yellowed parts! The quality is definitely not up to standard these days like it was with older sets.
Totally agree with the windscreen. A special part it should be. During watching, i realized a second solution: put 2 of these rear side windows contrariwise together as a front - obviosly, this would result blocky with some scratches, but round corners, as it used to be!
I totally get what you mean about quality control man, I got this set on release and the windscreen part had this massive score across it while also having some slight colour difference like yourself.
I have all the Creator Expert series cars including the Caterham 7 Ideas set, so this was a must purchase. The colour difference was immediate to me too and as someone who adores these sets, disappointing. Ironically the black discolouration on the doors of Jang’s example is a mirror of mine. These were the worst by far - similar pieces being used for the rear engine cover and roof were of better quality. This points to the bag of parts production run perhaps. Anyway, 3 of these offending door pieces (equivalent parts) are covered in stickers on the engine cover, so I worked my magic to hide the worst ones as best as I could. The interior ignition key sticker also hides a part, but I’d already applied the sticker, so missed this opportunity. At the price point of the set, I really shouldn’t have needed to have taken such steps. I love the set overall, but as Jang rightly says, Lego need to do more evaluation on what consumers want and in their quality control. Sets like this are more often than not display pieces, getting the basics right is vital. As always, a level-headed and honest review Sir Jang.
I’ve a Hot Wheels set from Japan from the Castle Caligiostro, a mini RC Fiat. And various other snagged via the crane machine in Japan - thy his may be my first Technic as it scales right to a Fujiko and Lupin the 3rd I own. Thanks for the video.
I got a faded piece from the lego Mustang I got last month. I got a replacement piece that was top quality which stick out from the rest of the pieces.
Glad they did a 500, but kind of wish they did the Abarth version, could have saved the money on the yellow bricks to mild a proper windscreen, would have looked great in white with the red stripe up the side.
It is a really good designed set, I like the color and the price is quite reasonable. But on the other hand you are absolutely right with your criticism: - The windscreen definitely has to be a printed to conceal the rectangular shape. - Lego should be the one company which produces high quality bricks and that includes the color of course. But anyway I will buy it to put it in a row with the Mini, the Beetle and so on.
This set should be called "compromise". On this scale and with the requirements of the official set, it probably could't have been done better. Do I like this set or not I need to buy it because I have a much newer and faster version of this car;)
This steering wheel size is the one they should have used on the Mini Cooper. Not sure if they already had that part, but they should have made it kn that case. Lovely model this.
I feel like people are being a bit harsh on this set- overall I think they did a really good job on this car, and it’s my second- favourite expert creator set.
I'll need to look at mine again under some better light, but I don't think I had quite as much variation in my yellows. Yours looks like a patchwork of old and new pieces.
The problem I have with this set is that it’s so easy to compare it to the Volkswagen Beetle, and I like that set so much better. It has a much more interesting build and better detailing. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Fiat, I wouldn’t have bought it otherwise, but it falls short in comparison to the Beetle. Instead of leaving it there on a disappointing note, I’ll list things I like about the Fiat! The pinched in fenders are wonderful! The fabric roof and its folding feature is very nice! The spare tire is the same size as the rest of the tires! Lupin the Third!
LEGO quality issues pose a big problem for the AFOL culture. Bad batches of pieces will circulate through bricklink for years. So it isn't only a first market issue, it's also a second market issue.
This looks like such a great build, it’s even under 100$ in the U.S after tax. However I doubt this is as appealing as maybe the Ferrari f40 and Ford Mustang to younger audiences. I will sadly probably be skipping this one although I can tell I might regret this later but these tend to be on shelf’s for a few years. Also the QUALITY CONTROL is UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR by LEGO.
Idk how appealing the mustang is either. Outside of the name it’s a 1960s model. Most of the younger audience doesn’t care about a 60s model. Even my brother who likes mustangs wishes it based on a more modern version of the car
@@cringecentral5345 to be fair, most of the creator expert cars are older cars aimed at older fans. The VW camper van, Mini Cooper, VW Beetle, Ford Mustang, Fiat 500. Kids might not like them but I think the fans still love it.
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You know what could fit this line of expert car builds?
A Citroen 2CV. That would be a challenge to design
Claudio Bizama although to me an accurate 2CV it would need to fall apart quite easily!
Yeah.....Ive seen many of em in France
Bluebrixx.com has already made a Citroën 2CV
I agree
A most basic design in the world
Definitely agree that the rectangular windshield is what’s stopping it from being instantly recognisable as the 500, but I think the rest of the build looks excellent
I peronally don't mind inaccuracies in the shapes of sets, so long as they are fairly recognizable. But the quality control of current Lego pieces cannot be tolerated. We are paying a premium for the sets and the prices are always on the rise, but we're certainly not getting a premium product anymore. I can barely justify the price of this awesome set as it is, but if I'm also gambling with the hope that it won't be defective........the price immediately seems unjustified. I had a similar problem with the Harry Potter clock tower set.......it's not ok.....
Dna HELiX prices aren’t on the rise per piece. Sets are getting more complex and larger part count so the per set price has maybe gone up.
Dna HELiX i have the clock tower set. are people getting defective sets or..?
@@brianhilligoss you're correct, the price per piece is constant, but they're cramming smaller and smaller pieces into sets, adding needless complexity and making them over-engineered, making the sets ultimately smaller for the same price. Jang refers to it is price for stuff you get, and while this metric is admittedly subjective, no one can deny that lego is not cheap.
@@damianmarin57 in my set, the big pieces in the back of the Dumbledore office had dark grey specks embedded in them. I had to hide them with the stickers.
I don't mind the color differences as long as I get all of my prices for the set.
I love how they used angry bird hands for attaching the front seats.
Actually they're not Angry Birds hands/arms, they're originally from the 2017 Nexo Knights sets.
I thought it was Hagrid’s arms
@Funky Funky - Must be scurrier arms, then.
@@Funky_Player2 actually there not from nexo nights hands/ arms, they’re originally from the 2016 yellow submarine set.
2:00 At first I had my doubts as well, but the connection is perfectly legal and under no stress whatsoever. Just try it with just the hinges itself; you can do this kind of angle even at just two studs length.
Indeed, as the hinged parts have the same amount of studs as the corresponding straight parts and connect 1 stud in the connections are fully legal.
Reminds me of the Hogwarts Castle where Lego did actually make a mistake as pointed out by Jangbricks, a mistake that could be fixed by moving one of the hinge plates.
Actually, the hinge technique used on all of the recent X-wings seems to be technically illegal as well, even though in that case Lego must be aware of it and consider it within the acceptable tolerance.
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Creator Expert sets are amazing, absolutely my favourite.
This set has a really nice feel about it. Very summery and classic! Personally I don’t think the paint brush is too tiny for the scale considering the size of the door handles and the handle of the luggage case. Love the colour of the car. Good review Jang!
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I was just watching "The Castle of Cagliostro" (awesome classic anime), and if anyone notices, this is exactly the same car Lupin and Jigen uses, including the same colour. Would be definitely cool for Lupin fans as well.
Too bad I'm not a Creator car collector, I'm more into lego Star Wars sets. If I were, I would also get the Mustang, and the mini cooper, and perhaps the Land Rover, but gotta save on SW sets. lol!
Lupin The Third CAR gonna pick this up soon
Aammer Haddad I thought the same! This is the reason I want this set!
4:32 Need to put some Lupin action figures in there!
In the trunk?
It’s Luigi
Ey ferrari
yes
@@adventureswithbricks3180 XD
It’s actually not a fiat 500 it’s actually a fiat 595 but I can forgive LEGO for that
@@Juan.The_Approver1 There were only a handful of 595s made and this definitely wasn't intended to represent one of them. It's a licensed 500.
I love the boxart for this set
Lego should totally do a Creator expert scale of the classic late 2000s early 2010s lego city car. It would be really cool to see more detail put into the simple but recognizable vehicle, and it would be nostalgic for many lego fans, including me!
Wow, check out the red Fiat 500 on the Ideas page, it looks way more like the actual car. Don't know about how sturdy and all that it would be, but so many shapes are better...the rounded roof, the rounded front of the bonnet, the rounded windscreen area by not using any actual windscreen piece...the batmobile got its own unique windscreen piece, why not the Fiat? Oh, and it has mirrors at the sides! Why are they missing here?
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Wow it comes with a bob Ross painting and equipment!
If Lego is gonna cut down on their QC of the plastic, they shouldn't be charging the prices they do for it, that level of color inconsistency is pretty horrendous
This was the first time they made a lot of pieces in this colour, they probably weren’t able to check every piece. This will likely improve soon enough.
@@tedioustotoro4885 I image the differences for the same color, which we see in more and more sets and not only this specific one, has also to do with more and more production sites of Lego parts being in different countries. That makes it harder to get same quality of "ingredients" across the globe.
Additionally slaking QC is always an indication that the company is in trouble, which Lego currently is despite rising sales figures which comes from selling more expensive sets than ever.
@@tedioustotoro4885 Be that as it may, there is no excuse for that. At the prices they command for what is essentially a bit of plastic it's their job to make the QC work. If they have to send samples of multiple production sites to HQ to makes sure the color is consistent, then they better do exactly that.
Still waiting for that 1989 Batmobile Review, even though i have it myself already.
I personally was a bit mroe lucky with the color differences between pieces, for me only the 1x8s were a tad darker, but not too much. I had some scratched Hub Cabs though, but i ended up ordering new ones via Bricks N Pieces, wanted more shiny ones for my VW Camper as well anyways. And i plan to add them to the VW Bug with some mounting putty to make it look proper.
Jang, the best Lego youtuber
I like this new yellow color, I wonder if it will make an appearance in the 2021 modular
Do a comparisonvideo with the other expert-cars! Would be interesting to see if some of them are built in the same scale
Ya'll know what fiat stands for:
Fix It Again, Toni!
Idk
"Fehler in allen Teilen" - faults in all parts
it stands for
FIX
IT
AGAIN
TOMORROW
@@jkb2016 "für italiener ausreichende technik"
technology sufficient for italians
F.I.A.T. stands for “Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino”, aka “Italian Car Factory Turin”.
Wow I love the way they did this fiat500. They really got the distinguishing features pretty well.
I'm excited to get my hands on this, I never been so excited about a Lego car.
I absolutely adore it. Hoping it might come back in stock so I can get my hands on it, unfortunately missed the first release.
Your discussion on color variations make me glad to be colorblind hahaha
I just finished this build myself and loved it, but definitely did not notice any color issues haha
Great model, but the color inconsistancies are bad. Especially. Since LEGO is talking about their "great qualtity" while other brands are becoming better for a lower price.
Which other brands would you recommend? I've only really heard relatively good stuff about Lupin
The cloth is also very accurate, my fiat has it as a sun roof with an additional glass window
The colour inconsistency especially with bright parts seems to have been a thing for a while. The white parts on both my Speed Champions 919 and 911 RSR vary and were in general not as white as they should be (much darker than the stickers) even when new, and those sets are from ~two years ago.
I think it’s a good choice of colour for the car. When I heard this was coming I was hoping it would be yellow or orange.
I built this model past weekend and loved it. It is so cool how they were able to make the curves work. Agree with the assessment that there stuff to be desired (functional steering) i like the trunk and painting, but the easel is a bit weird. The color issues are true in my set too. It is a proper color for the 500 from that era though otherwise it would have been light azure or regular red to stay in theme
The worse part is that they even pick the regular angle that actually amplifies the square front of the car. I think they choose the color because it is the classic/iconic color for the 500.
What normal people see: random car
What I see: *LUIGI*
What I see: LUPIN AND JIGEN
Now we need a Lego Expert Yugo.
It's funny that the painting has more of a consistent light yellow than the car itself.
Yet the paint on the pallette doesn't match. Maybe that's why the car is so patchy? The artist was using his paints to cover rust spots on the car.
I really want to get this and build a scene from lupin the 3rd
Yellow is a hard color for consistency. Honda has a yellow color on their Fit. It has over five shades on one car.
Haha this is funny! You upload video about Fiat and I today just waiting for delivery of mine :)
I think this set was really well done!
On the subject of colour variations in Lego these days, I recently got the Ghostbusters Eco-1 and some of white parts in that and much more yellowish white than other parts, which are brighter!
It’s almost like it’s made with old, sun-yellowed parts! The quality is definitely not up to standard these days like it was with older sets.
great review! nice job pointing that little detail with discolouring.
I was waiting for this, thanks ! :)
I just bought the set tomorrow I will finish it I just finished the part bags with the number 2 on it
Totally agree with the windscreen. A special part it should be. During watching, i realized a second solution: put 2 of these rear side windows contrariwise together as a front - obviosly, this would result blocky with some scratches, but round corners, as it used to be!
They chose Yellow, because Yellow and (creme) white where the introduction colors of the Fiat 500. Like dark green for the MG or Red for Ferrari.
I totally get what you mean about quality control man, I got this set on release and the windscreen part had this massive score across it while also having some slight colour difference like yourself.
Lego clearly put a lot of effort into this project. A lot, as 95 percent is definitely a lot. Its just.. well its a shame they stopped at 95 percent.
Man, with all these amazing reviews you do, you'd think LEGO would sponsor one or two sets for your review...
Not gonna lie I was expecting you to say "Fiat Cinquecento"
Could the pieces be different colours because there’s a mix of older pieces and newer pieces?
Thanks for the review Jang, I am glad that I am able to talk to you through the comments. What would you say is your favorite Lego Creator Expert set?
I have all the Creator Expert series cars including the Caterham 7 Ideas set, so this was a must purchase. The colour difference was immediate to me too and as someone who adores these sets, disappointing. Ironically the black discolouration on the doors of Jang’s example is a mirror of mine. These were the worst by far - similar pieces being used for the rear engine cover and roof were of better quality. This points to the bag of parts production run perhaps. Anyway, 3 of these offending door pieces (equivalent parts) are covered in stickers on the engine cover, so I worked my magic to hide the worst ones as best as I could. The interior ignition key sticker also hides a part, but I’d already applied the sticker, so missed this opportunity. At the price point of the set, I really shouldn’t have needed to have taken such steps. I love the set overall, but as Jang rightly says, Lego need to do more evaluation on what consumers want and in their quality control. Sets like this are more often than not display pieces, getting the basics right is vital. As always, a level-headed and honest review Sir Jang.
I’ve a Hot Wheels set from Japan from the Castle Caligiostro, a mini RC Fiat. And various other snagged via the crane machine in Japan - thy his may be my first Technic as it scales right to a Fujiko and Lupin the 3rd I own.
Thanks for the video.
I'm saving up for my fiat! It looks really good I also want the train set lol
Just got this set for half the price!
Great build and looks great!
They need to include stickers for his eyes and mouth, perhaps casa della white tires
I got a faded piece from the lego Mustang I got last month. I got a replacement piece that was top quality which stick out from the rest of the pieces.
Glad they did a 500, but kind of wish they did the Abarth version, could have saved the money on the yellow bricks to mild a proper windscreen, would have looked great in white with the red stripe up the side.
It is a really good designed set, I like the color and the price is quite reasonable.
But on the other hand you are absolutely right with your criticism:
- The windscreen definitely has to be a printed to conceal the rectangular shape.
- Lego should be the one company which produces high quality bricks and that includes the color of course.
But anyway I will buy it to put it in a row with the Mini, the Beetle and so on.
6:28 The fact that they used a 2x1 and a 1x1 cheese slope instead of a 3 1x1 cheese slopes there really bothers me.
As a Lupin III fan, I wouldn't have purchased this set were it not that shade of Yellow
I think it looks fantastic, but agreed with the windshield. A print on that piece to show the correct rounded shape would’ve gone a long way.
This set should be called "compromise". On this scale and with the requirements of the official set, it probably could't have been done better.
Do I like this set or not I need to buy it because I have a much newer and faster version of this car;)
Where's Guido at tho
Paddy Mac pit stop
Paddy Mac He’s the easel
This steering wheel size is the one they should have used on the Mini Cooper. Not sure if they already had that part, but they should have made it kn that case.
Lovely model this.
How's the reliability on this one? It can't be worse than the original.
I feel like people are being a bit harsh on this set- overall I think they did a really good job on this car, and it’s my second- favourite expert creator set.
I’d like to at least acquire those light yellow pieces for other MOCs
i love it how they use a door frame for a window
Lego is soo expensive and they still make parts which vary in its color!
Will you review the little 40 years anniversary steam engine?
And stickers?! I mean c'mon !
Imagine sports car in this scale? It would look so cool
Hey Jang, will you make a Bookshop (modular) review?
I'll need to look at mine again under some better light, but I don't think I had quite as much variation in my yellows. Yours looks like a patchwork of old and new pieces.
Seeing the color problem ill wait a bit with ordering mine from lego. It looks far better than i expected.
I feel so sad that designers use sticker to express A-Pillar
this is a small great set.
"Small"
Okay, tbh, I’ve been wanting to see a Creator Expert Dodge Charger (1968 - 1970).
Especially the black R/T version with the red stripe on the back!
New word of the day: chine.
Check out the 1964 FORD Galaxie. Lego hasn't made a set for it, but the car is covered in curves and edges.
The problem I have with this set is that it’s so easy to compare it to the Volkswagen Beetle, and I like that set so much better. It has a much more interesting build and better detailing. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Fiat, I wouldn’t have bought it otherwise, but it falls short in comparison to the Beetle. Instead of leaving it there on a disappointing note, I’ll list things I like about the Fiat! The pinched in fenders are wonderful! The fabric roof and its folding feature is very nice! The spare tire is the same size as the rest of the tires! Lupin the Third!
LEGO quality issues pose a big problem for the AFOL culture.
Bad batches of pieces will circulate through bricklink for years. So it isn't only a first market issue, it's also a second market issue.
I guess that could be a plus point that LEGO now own Bricklink? - good point though Ofek Tal.
Love your channel man, I hope you have a great Christmas and a happy new year! , oh by the way, you should see how expensive Lego is here Australia!
Just realized this is Guido from the movie cars lol!
I love this!
I have this exact car, in real life!
Nice
Kinda late, but I've wanted this for years.
Awesome need to get this soon will be my first Creator car
Hey its Luigi! *cars reference
I am not big on vehicle sets - creator or technique - but this one is so adorable and being sub100 I'm highly considering it...
Hope we get a 600 too! Clear roof may be a problem though.
12:38 Clone Wars!
Who else thought Lego was making Luigi from cars
Just me okay 😢
Anyone else watch gnajbricks? He's been gone for a while. I'm beginning to miss him. But I got Jang to watch.
I watch these to make sure I didn't mess up
Now we need a blue forklift!
guido
@@pathowgate2544 Indeed
Why do you not make a video review about the Book Store?
That discolored part almost looks it could match a discontinued color like 225 Warm Yellowish Orange or something.
Agreed!
This looks like such a great build, it’s even under 100$ in the U.S after tax. However I doubt this is as appealing as maybe the Ferrari f40 and Ford Mustang to younger audiences. I will sadly probably be skipping this one although I can tell I might regret this later but these tend to be on shelf’s for a few years. Also the QUALITY CONTROL is UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR by LEGO.
Idk how appealing the mustang is either. Outside of the name it’s a 1960s model. Most of the younger audience doesn’t care about a 60s model. Even my brother who likes mustangs wishes it based on a more modern version of the car
@@cringecentral5345 to be fair, most of the creator expert cars are older cars aimed at older fans. The VW camper van, Mini Cooper, VW Beetle, Ford Mustang, Fiat 500. Kids might not like them but I think the fans still love it.