Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno Admire a 1958 Porsche 356 A Speedster | Jay Leno's Garage
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Jerry Seinfeld And Jay Leno Admire A 1958 Porsche 356 A Speedster | Jay Leno's Garage 
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You know you have a true friend when he passes up a fantastic deal and lets you know about it so that you can buy it... Jay and Jerry... true friends!
Especially when that friend you gave the deal to considers it the "best find of my life".
IMO not really Jay is not into Porsches
@@NiteGambler but Jay does love wierdly optioned rare "best of" examples of anything especially ones with super low miles.
@@fixt100 not saying he doesnt like weird but Porsches are not his bag. He is more into "his" collection. You can tell when he interviews if he likes it or not. He's like Guy Fierrie. He likes your cooking he takes more than 1 bite. Your cooking sticks 1/2 a bite. I mean i owned a Lada Niva
@@NiteGambler - Jay likes Porsches and has some of them.
"What got you into Porsche?" "Minimalism. That's why I bought 100 of them."
He is referring to the design style, of course.
You don't say?
@@grandcosmo I don't.
That's a Seinfeld level observation right there!
hahahahahahah
Love the comment Jerry makes "whatever free time I have, I want to talk about cars, look at cars, drive cars, read about cars.... Jay - "me too". Awesome to hear two absolute 'car guys', proclaim their love of the hobby. Completely resonates with car guys......
Have to admit, I really enjoy watching these two together talking about cars. They are the most genuine they can be sharing something they both love.
Right? I'd watch this video if it was 2 hours long
my 2 favorite comediens post 1980. I was really into comedy in the 70s, had woody allen and george carlin records, the best years of SNL, the most inspired comedy ever by Brits Monty Python and Marty Feldman. Since 80 kind of lost interest but Leno and Seinfeld were among the best, good to see their such freinds.
With two great comedians, how could anyone not like this video?
Great video and it's cool that these two are such car guys! Would love to hang out with them.
Watching two dudes, two Bros, two *real* friends share an authentic giggle?
Makes me miss those lazy 7th grade summers languidly riding my bmx, surrounded by the laughter, and uncomplicated friendship of early adolescence...
More than that, it makes me feel *good.*
I only heard Jay giggle and only saw Jerry open his mouth. So, yeah I guess that qualifies as sharing.
Anything else these days would be "awkward" or "inappropriate". ;-p
7:52 "The key to driving, is having the right car, on the right road, on the right day, and being in the right mood." -Jerry Seinfeld Also applicable to motorcycle rides!
Absolutely true, especially about motorbike rides.
@joe jitsu What if you're driving a two seater lol
@joe jitsu might just have to try that in my Corvette.
I was gonna add: The right Co-pilot / Companion, but as joe jitsu says “The right Girl”. everything n alignment. I would add, “ a cool buzz”, but not while driving a priceless Speedster on a twisting, bendy road..
I live in Los Angeles, but I’m trying to figure out which canyon road that is..
Brilliant. Love Seinfeld’s keys to driving. The right car on the right road on the right day in the right mood. Life is good for these guys, and they’ve earned it!
That unfunny Jew Is a Billionare !! I wonder why?
@@kattwills5441 Because he's funny. And not on drugs.
@@kattwills5441keep crying 😂
@kattwills5441 yeah, I honestly don't know why people think Jerry is funny...Larry David was the real genius behind Seinfeld.
These two men are 100% at ease in this episode
Real comedians with zero pretense, in a million dollar dirty old german car. I hope the modern world remembers how to be funny. I'm not even in my 40's and I have zero hope. Also, Jay's sunglasses bit is effing hysterical. Look , we can't even cuss on the internet any more. ZERO HOPE
@@bfeezey PLENTY of hope… There are still people like you making fun comments as well as people like Jay and Jerry to keep us entertained (hopefully some young comedians will get the memo…)
These two are so great together.
They've known each other close to 4 decades.
They should've hosted top gear usa
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I ship them.
I was very pleased watching this show. I love the friendship and respect they both give each other. Two class acts.
I would love to see more of this two friends hanging and just cruising talking about cars. Love the show Jay
Jerry's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee is also great.
Agreed
I love the look on Jay's face when Jerry says what's that old bit you have and then he tells it and Jarry busts out laughing... priceless lol
So true. You could see that Jay got pleasure from making him laugh.
These are great bits!!!
My dad had a term for original and unrestored, he would say " this car hasn't been molested"
@Alex Shaddup about it, it's embarrassing.
Everyone says that lol
Sounds like my dad would say 👌💪😂
It's a euphemism for junk. Kinda like cozy for a small house ;-)
Alex only around other adults.
First time seeing this video...what great memories it brought back. In 1973 I was a poor college student and bought a 1969 Spitfire Mk3...by far the most fun car I have ever owned!
There was a short in the steering column and every time I made a right turn...the horn would honk!!...lol...I was one of the most popular undergrad student on a campus...lol
The drive back to my hometown was right at 400 miles...on a 9.9 gallon fuel tank...I couldn’t quite make it home.
Because of this video and the memories it brings back...time to go buy another!!
The true friendship shines through after all these years
the way the two act, talk and body lang., you could tell they are really good friends.
This is GOLD!
Gold Jerry.....Gold.
More like tin foil attach laugh track
That was an absolute joy to watch, great cars and blokes having fun.
I got to do some mechanical restoration work on a one owner/family owned 62 Cabriolet. I fixed leaks, did a clutch/RMS, redid the linkages, and dealt with the dreaded 6V starting issues.
It was the greatest feeling to drive and be one with the road. The sound. The feeling of floating down the road...nothing else like it. To listen to two car guys just explain in simple terms what it is drive and own these invaluable pieces of art is priceless.
That was the purest episode to date; on all levels. Thank you for sharing!
I love watching Jerry and Jay talking they are both very smart guys.
Agreed
This is the best Jay Leno's garage i've ever watched, and i've seen a lot of them =)
Those cars are just tremendous, and i'd have probably picked the speedster as well if given the choice. Jay and Jerry have great chemistry, probably because they're friends since forever =)
Great episode guys!
Two of probably the most genuine guys around..cool..
True friends doing what they love best
Watching them laugh together is priceless
Last time I was this early both these guys had top rated tv shows.
I feel this way about trucks today.......just fake garbage. I love driving an old rusted truck, I love having REAL heavy duty axles and manual lockers, and a Clutch....i love the minimalist stuff....there's No confusion or identity crisis going on.
At 2:56 "it's a lot of cars and a lot of hairstyles" is a great line from this script!
Greetings from Brazil.
The two of them are awesome together talking about Porsches! It is pure love!
I enjoyed that much more than I thought I would...
I agree
lol
6:03 wow, exactly how I feel! Very cool he feels the same way.
I've got to say, this is probably my favorite car video of all time. Two good friends, in the perfect example of a pure sports car, in its most ideal environment, just driving. I can't even be jealous, even though I'll never be able to afford one. The closest I came was my '71 914 in college. To me, it was driving perfection. I'll never forget how it felt to take it through turns, heel and toeing it. Thank you.
Jay and Jerry; true friends who aren't afraid of getting exposed.
I'm reminded of the old joke "Man! Leno must be rich. He has Jerry Seinfeld as his driver!"
Leno is rich. But Seinfeld is richer.
@@HungryH1951 ... they enjoy life and earn a living doing what they Love. Both are Wealthy beyond compare.😉
@@martycech5844 And Eddie Murphy is richer than both of them.
@@HungryH1951 they all got that FU money.
@@HungryH1951 Seinfeld makes more per year on 20 year old reruns than I'll ever make on paper, and I love him for it.
My dad was fortunate enough to call a 356 his own as a younger man. That car has passed to another steward and my dad has since moved on to the next world in the years between, but I swear each time I'm fortunate to see one of these out in the world, and the enjoyment associated with it I can hear my dad sigh. I'm glad to see folks keeping these alive and keeping the folks who've loved driving them tuned in their hearts, minds, or clutch/shift dexterity. Plus Jay and Jerry are both comic gems cars or stage--thank you funny men!
One of the best of Commedians in Cars! Love the chemistry between Jerry and Jay!
"No Porsche for you Jay"..come back 1 year!
It's crazy to think these two guys together are worth almost 1.5 BILLION dollars...great success!
And they earned every penny. Didn't inherit it, didn't get like a government kickback, didn't scam someone into giving them money, didn't get it by criminal means, it really is money fairly earned. The people made them rich.
@R A R Get laid.
@@SelfReflective And virtually scandal free! Never heard a bad word, ever about Jay. Jerry can be a little touchy and he did have a very young g/f before he got married but he was always up front about it, and so what? Isn't that just about every guys dream!
Makes me love my little blue Boxster even more....a very distant cousin here.
The working man's Porsche! (Or is it the working woman's Porsche?)
Rather have my '55 Beetle.
Unrestored is like unplugged music! Authentic, genuine
Love the bit about the shades - "But what does it look like now?!"
The mole, outta the blue, is better
It's funny because it's so true. That's exactly why I don't wear sunglasses.
@@chrisallot66 I wear shades, but as a photographer they're constantly on again/off again.
for that very reason that I don't wear any either :)
I do wear sunglasses, but I also take them off sometimes to see wha't it's like! A good comedian will tap into little insights like that.
What an episode; two Classics, driving a classic! It don't get no better than that!
Why didn’t jay drive
The Porsche 356 is my dream car: it's got this "wind up toy" quality to it. It's the most German car ever built.
I wish you guys had a weekly car show. I love you guys. Thank you.
it'd be TOO funny, BONUS-funny. We shouldn't get BOTH on any
one show (car or otherwise).
I'm amazed at the quality of the paint of all of them, even this faded blue one, but especially that one that still shined and only had a few cracks in it, nothing peeling off. I realize they were kept in garages most of the time (and it shows just how important that is) but still, 60+ years is a long time. And that was 1950's paint technology.
And likewise all other petroleum products: seats, seals, gaskets, adhesives, etc. All of that is disintegrating in my 1994 vehicle, even when a part was sheltered from direct sunlight, such as engine and transmission gaskets.
You two could do an entire series in cars together and I’d watch every second!
I built a 1964 356C for a Man named Hennesey, who owned the Automotive Machine Shop, in Conroe Texas. No one wanted to touch the Job. Fear has no place, in automotive repair. Man, that car turned out nice.
Thank goodness that you two guys are in the world! The 4 elements of a drive..✔️🏁
Great Video! I really enjoyed it. Two like-minded enthusiasts on a beautiful day in a spectacular setting.
You can tell Seinfeld loves those cars as he won't let Leno drive them.
He did pick the one that was going to turn 100k. Maybe thats why.
I’d trust Jay Leno to drive an expensive car, over most people on earth. The guy lives and breaths cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. Leno is a bigger car guy than Seinfeld and he’s a huge car guy obviously.
Jerry never let's anyone drive...he's smart.
@@saginawdan insurance
@@saginawdan Well Watch Comedian's in Cars on Netflix.. hehe Obama driving the vette was fun. :) But those cars are usually not Jerry's. That episode was cool to see the inside of the limo.. holy crap its thick as heck!!
I have been binge-watching Jay's videos during the 2020 - 2021 Pandemic. Anyone else?
A wonderful aspect of original & unrestored cars that are well used and also in great condition, is the fact that they must have been deeply Loved by their owners to remain that way.
Now this is what the show should focus on more often: Unrestored treasures.
I’m with Jerry on the “original as possible” cars. The only improvements I would make are whatever makes it safer and/or reliable (brakes, cooling, tires, etc).
Why isn’t jay driving
+1 .. It's a thrill watching these two Top Tier Knuckle heads drive the Porsche "58 Speedster that got away... for two minutes before a phone call. .. To think this '58 Speedster wonderfully unrestored original example kick-started J. Seinfeld's love of the Porsche marque ... An ordered new '98 Carrera C2S (993) Coupe is my Muse. Thanks gent's !!
Not a car guy but still thoroughly enjoyed watching them talk about their shared passion and the ease of their camaraderie
I met Jerry Seinfeld before he was "Jerry Seinfeld". it was at The Comedy Store in West Hollywood , CA. 1980's . Jerry was "Introducing" himself outside to those in line , "Hi , I'm Jerry Seinfeld...Hi, I'm Jerry Seinfeld...ect." well it sure payed off! Huh Jerry? One of my fondest memories. le-ha'yim Jerome Seinfeld!
howard delovitch “paid”
My 2 favorite comedians. Love these guys.
356 is so beautiful
This car and what some call its "patina" embody Kintsugi, the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold - a metaphor for embracing your flaws and imperfections.
"Ya know there are more horses now than there were during the Civil War." 😂
I'm so jealous of Jay's car collection. I'd love to go for a drive with him in any one of them.
One of my best memories of the 1960s was visiting my cousin in Boca Raton and riding in his Porsche Super 90. I love the old 356s.
These to men are part of a dying breed. Men who love and protect comedy as an art form. They know comedy is meant to give humans a diversion and bind us together by revealing human behavior. God Bless and protect you guys.
Jerry - "To be a comedian today, you have to pour your guts out onstage, whatever your pain is…"
Jay - "Or you know, you could just be funny."
Thats surprise for Seinfeld, who somehow managed to avoid jokes for entire career and still has a nerve to call himself a comedian. What a tool!
@@tomasreznicek well...you've obviously never been funny for a single day in your miserable life.
Seinfeld almost a billionaire and you got squat...there...fixed it for ya.
@@tomasreznicek I'm curious. Who do you think is funny ?
@@stonedoummaynardjame Conan O’Brian, Norm Macdonald, David Letterman
@@tomasreznicek All friends of Seinfeld. You can find Letterman laugh more than once at Seinfeld jokes everywhere on internet. So your comment is beyond stupid.
Awesome time capsule in motion. Jay and Jerry are great together. As funny as they are individually, I think the laugh-o-meter goes up a tick when you put them side by side in a small space! Good times!
Jerry nailed it, right road, right car, right weather, right mood = nirvana
This video totally embodies why early porsches were magnificent! I've always loved them.
I could watch Jay with Jerry or with Tim Allen for hours!! All 3 are Masters at their profession(s)
i was thinking the same thing that tim allen was this caliber of guest too
Here I am one year later and was just about to type "that was a good episode! And I see that one year ago I wrote a very similar comment. I guess I'm sort of like myself.... Or maybe it's just "Jimcrackery!" :-)"
ahahah!
Always enjoyable to catch an episode of Jay's garage. I also find it interesting to read the envious comments below. Work hard and you too could own something you truly want.
Two of the GREATS!! Work ethics & kindness intact👍🏻👍🏻. Hoping Mr. Leno's doing better.
great episode hanging out with these two guys. really nice driving sequence, makes me want to go for a spin in my 2005 Buick.
did you ever end up going for a drive in your 05 buick??
@@troyminer7 No, have to wait for some nicer weather here, but planning a nice one soon, thx for asking.
This is just the most fun. Jay, can we get this show off the news channel equivalent of "ESPN 8, The Ocho?"
It's actually the best channel for financial news. And a good demo for this show.
So cool I love jerry and I have watched every Seinfeld episode and having jay and jerry together is a dynamite team
This episode exemplifies the reason I keep my old '65 Corvair convertible - 'cause its so much fun to drive! Four-wheel independent suspension, coupled w/ a boxer-6 engine powered transaxle and weighing in at a svelte 2600-2800 lbs. and available w/ up to 180-200 HP, w/ the turbo option (which I'm considering).
Jay, I love that you gave Jerry the shot at the Speedster! What a great friendship! Love both of you guys shows! Nice that you know him so well. So I was wondering, after seeing Jerry’s perfect zen control crack on one of his Comedians in cars getting coffee episodes, and a little explosive anger creep out, would you rather have Jerry or the Gotti Brothers coming after you to settle an old score!
funny guys these two
Jay always has seemed more at home doing this than hosting the tonight show as he alluded to when making comment about speaking to celebrities about their movies
I seem to remember him having a good rant about it with Craig Ferguson
I often wondered how talk show hosts stay interested in hearing actors plug their movies, I would constantly have the urge to say "No, I haven't seen your crappy movie and I have no desire to do so".
@@g.hanson9636 lol, as if they have time to follow everyone
Two icons and loveable gearheads. Love you guys.
Wonderful. Thanks Jay.
I'm going to use "Jim Crackery" every chance I get from this day forward.
Gimcrackery
Mike McL Gimcrackery, (A cheap and showy object of little or no use) 🤷🏼♂️. #justsaying
@@wotrulke5868 Often decorated with Gewgaws..
Cordialement,
Gimcrackery, the noun, not the guy down the street lol.
No, no the guy down the street. With the virus, I'm not leaving the house. He's going everywhere for me.
I love the Porsche 356. My uncle and his wife both have Porsche's. She has a 356 speedster, him a 70's 911 SC Targa. Back in the 90's I used to have a rusty 76' 914/4. Thanks.
Great episode! Truly captures what classic cars are all about bravo.
How I missed watching this episode is beyond me! Wish the video was longer so I guess I'll just watch it a few times! Jay and Jerry thank you for making your car videos! :)
I feel like "rattle and squeak" could be your prison names. I enjoy both of you guys.
Reminds me of my best friend and I when we are together. Always bustin jokes and always a good time.
Thank you Jay, love those Porsche!! They are absolutely gorgeous!!
Love the way jay looks over at Gerry when he tells a joke,looking for that reaction,
Yes and jerry gives him a very good fake laugh
3:17. Clip from "Harper" starring Paul Newman. Great movie.
Having grown up in Burbank, its fun seeing him drive in places where you know where it is.
Great chemistry you two. Your friendship shines through
I love it ! Jay is super cool when he drives around . I see him all the time riding around town. I honk and he always waves :)
"You can leave this program, instantly..." lol
I love survivors and their character from time.
A family friend, Jay Steele, used to work on Jay Leno’s Duesenbergs. He was a lovely man and a brilliant mechanic and I miss him a lot.
Jay: I absolutely love the Model X Doosie!
"So what is the deal with Porsche's?"
@Alex P That's gold Jere gold!!
LOL. The engines in the back.
„the essence of sports cars perfection“(Seinfeld)
@ArmchairWarrior it is a Volkswagen.
[i] ven Front AND back on the Porsche Taycan.
Best License Plate! Showing some great Automotive Passion during these crazy times!
One of my favorite episodes
You know what I love about this episode of Jay Leno’s Garage with Jerry Seinfeld? I love that this episode literally felt to me that I was watching Jerry’s show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, but minus the Comedians getting coffee. Lol.
I also agree with Jerry’s assessment of Porsches. If put all the Sports Cars, High Performance Cars, Hyper Cars together and compare them all to each other...Porsches would be one of the cars that would be the most simplistic and most minimalistic cars in its own unique ways, and at the same time it’s perfect in its own way as well. Because, when car enthusiasts looks at a Porsches, it just make sense to them.
If you remember, Jay had his first cup of coffee on that episode, which he disliked, and gave to Jerry to finish. They were also in a classic un-restored Porsche in CICGC.
I agree. More cars, less coffee.