What Iv don't get about England's MOT inspection is that examiners let cars pass in spite of the vehicle having different brand and different tread tyres on each wheel. Here in Australia, our safety inspectors will fail a car that has different treaded tyres.
Agree. At these price levels & age of the vehicles, loads of people will be paying out thousands for something that will only last another couple of years in the hands of the average UK buyer.
In all probability, yes.... An Audi cuts an image for some, so getting the car puts them over the line (so they think). However, keeping the services and maintenance up, can be an issue for some....
I have appropriated my elderly mother’s 1.4TSI Audi A1 in S Line spec. Its late 2018 auto fully loaded with only 13000 miles on the clock. It has a few grazes on the alloys being driven by an 86 year old but otherwise is immaculate. It would make a great car for somebody when we sell it. My mother had her license suspended due to her eyesight.
I’m fairly sure the lights on the bodywork relate to some law in certain markets where there has to be lights visible when the bootlid is open, I think the Insignia estate used to have the same issue.
You gave 6 grand for a 10 year old Audi with gouges in the door, boot and alloys, cheap tyres and a smashed light?? Jeez, I know where I'm gonna take my car when I need a PX. Valeter wants sacking too with that passenger seat. Hopefully nice bit of profit though.
We had a 62’ plate S Line 1.6 TDI a few years back, dirt cheap road tax, very nippy car with tonnes of MPG. Felt really well put together too with Bose speakers on top. Good value cars all in really. I’d get the wife another some day if we need a cheap runaround alongside the family wagon.
For me cheap tires are alarm bells. If you can't even spend some money on proper tires on such a relative new car you probably don't spend money on decent maintenance.
Was suggesting to my daughter that she bought one of these yesterday- her reply - ‘ nope, they’re hairdresser’s cars’. Weirdly, today I almost crashed into one as they pulled out onto a main road without looking.
15:40 ish after talking about full valet the passenger seat looks well stained and Audi badge on steering wheel is full of crud ! Come on Tameside valeting !
How can people curb their wheels like that :-/ All it takes is a little more time and care to properly park the car without damage. The previous owner either didn't care or has no spatial awareness whatsoever. I currently drive a cheap Peugeot 107 with hubcaps and even though it's a cheap car I still take care of it as if it was a far more expensive car.
First gen A1 you have there looks so much better than the second gen, which has weird lines, cuts and half-baked retro design. Easy to see why this is a popular compact car for many reasons.
You could in house ie valet yourself, blow in bottom of door, refurb faces of wheels in house, oil and filter all very basic stuff expected of a hands on dealer.
@@fatbelly27 everyone works differently but the learning progression is typically valeting then shampooing seats then machine polishing then flat and polishing scratches then headlight refurbs then refurb alloys then basics of smart repairs ie a bumper corner, interior trim repairs then learn to paint a panel and a blend like a body shop and it goes from there. Bring the skills in-house you might not actually physically do them all the time but it saves time and money. Plus so vulnerable when everything is subbed out.
@@HighPeakAutos so you bought it £6k trade and then spent almost a grand to get it right and you think you will get £7995 for it? Really? Just did a quick check on Autotrader and found 3 similar spec/mileage A1’s less than £7k…one of them being a more desirable 5 door version.
After watching many of your videos and regularly hearing "Ive overspent", I think you need to allow a £1000 on top of your buying price to turn these cars around!
These A1's are quite sought after, as they're a small, nifty but premium quality runabout.....a sort of posher Polo. Not too many posher small cars around, but this is one of them....
Most of the time, the dealership buys them (at discount from the manufacturer), and a sales rep uses it as a company car for 4 or 5 months and gets 5000 miles on the clock. The car then gets added to the forecourt as used approved - with Audi warranty - and some muppet buys it via PCP. It's genius really. And the icing on the cake is a couple of years later they end up getting the car back, and re PCP'ing it. I've run the numbers on spreadsheets and trust me, anybody that buys a car via PCP is ultimately going to pay 30% more for the car if they bother with the balloon payment - more if they don't because usually they just hand the car back and then get another PCP on a more expensive car. It is the worst way to 'buy' a car......it is basically renting, and dealerships LOVE it.
Bought my daughter a 68 plate A1 S-Line Black Edition with Satnav from Mike Brewer literally just before COVID hit as her 1st car - she was only 17 & hadn’t yet passed her test Gave her driving lessons all through lockdown & she passed 1st time. After 18 months she traded it in for a brand new A1 Vorsprung. Audi Chelmsford gave her back what she paid for it. She didn’t lose a penny.
It's ULEZ compliant and realistically the equivalent new car either doesn't exist or costs a fortune more. Imo an 8-10 year old car is still pretty bloody modern, not much has changed other than the total nannying safety features (and who wants those?)
@@Leethemetalwarrior I know what you mean but I'm just an old fart and cars just didn't cost this much the last time I bought one ( 5 years ago) . The government are pushing the prices up effectively forcing people to stop driving.
You're right in what you're saying. This car is basically a ten year old banger, with a VAG diesel engine. Nothing more, nothing less. It'll spin your head even more when the regime does pretty much everything it can to get ICE and diesel cars off the road, and they'll be virtually worthless. Wait until 2027 onwards, when values plummet.
I actually considered an A1 for my first car but it's an Audi so it won't be cheap to fix if it breaks and insurance was quite high on it. Bought an Aygo instead
Appreciate it's no hot hatch but cheap tyres always makes me wary. You don't have to go Michelin but it's the only things that connect you to the road.
nice 1st car for someone there, good spec and quality build feel, the £500 budget was way off though matt, mot.service,alloy refurb, paint door, light unit, dents, valet, plates, surely you can work out the estimated costs for better by now 🤔
Amazing that there is no roadtax for this TDI, here in the Netherlands they punish you😮 Amazing too why they mounted C class tires...This A1 would be spot on with A class tires.. Let's aim for a supadupa massive underspent last purchase to salute 2024🎉
Never understood your obsession to replace number plates. I’ve got a mate who like you is a fellow trader would never replace them if they tallied with the original vendor. His thinking is it proves it’s not been involved in an accident. Adds to the provinence of the vehicle.
You usually make a lot more profit on much older and cheaper cars. Like when you pay 500 and spend 500 on it and somehow sell it for 3000 at a 200% profit margin. I guess there is more margin selling cheaper cars.
I dont like the 1.6tdi. Had 2. One in Seat Ibiza and one in a Mk6 Golf. Both needed injectors and EGR's. Horribly unreliable in my experience. Much prefer the 1.4tsfi petrol.
Not bad looking car inside and out, I certainly can see why women go from a fiat 500 and then upgrade to this ( not being sexist but know a few that have done just that ) the interior seems a step up from other manufactures of a small size car and pretty good mpg. Another thing the price is pretty good for a 10 year old car esp when you look at the price I have been offered for my evoque in great condition full service history and on a 68 plate prices are about £6500 seems insane how much I lost on this car not worth me buying another car for awhile
I wouldn’t have taken that at 6k,4.5k at most trade,it’s nearly a 10 year old entry level Audi and it’s a 3door,it’s £6995 at most and you haven’t done the cam belt & waterpump either yet,and tbh if I was a retail customer looking to buy I would walk away as soon as I saw them cheap nasty tyres on there!
Did seem a bit on the high side but part ex price is all smoke and mirrors. 5 grand would have sounded better especially given all the body damage and wheels.
@@gilesjazzguitar64auto trader value it at £6400 retail and part ex at £5100 for a car in good condition with the cam belt done,so yes it is too expensive,it doesn’t take a genius or an expert to know that when you pay retail for a car that needs work doing to it that you ain’t going to make any money
@@HighPeakAutos ...earlier vlogs you hated diesels and VAG but all of a sudden you're a fan , you go with the market and what's popular and most can see through your double standard veil , go Matt 🤣
@@HighPeakAutos I think I’m just shocked at the prices of used cars these days. I understand that market value is set by consumer demand, but it’s not like cars have the longevity or are built to a quality that older cars used to be built to. Anyway, I enjoy your channel, it wasn’t a dig, more of an expression of disbelief.
you can always tell how well a car is looked after, by looking at the brand of tyres - this car was run as cheap as possible.
nonsense
What Iv don't get about England's MOT inspection is that examiners let cars pass in spite of the vehicle having different brand and different tread tyres on each wheel. Here in Australia, our safety inspectors will fail a car that has different treaded tyres.
Surely whether its got a good service history is far more important.
@@Bluejohn You mean more important than the things which keep you from sliding off the tarmac and into a ditch?
@@djshottyand yet cars here dont slide into a ditch at every corner. Mixing brands and patterns mustn't make a discernible difference.
Matt is so professional, i loved the way he dealt with the parking ticket, just treats it like a professional hazard. Happy New year Matt.
6 grand for a 10-year old city car with 70k+ miles is still insane in my old brain.
Exactly what I was thinking. Used car prices remain insane.
Agree. At these price levels & age of the vehicles, loads of people will be paying out thousands for something that will only last another couple of years in the hands of the average UK buyer.
Why would people put cheap tires on a decent car? Its a red flag for me, what else are they cutting corners on, servicing etc?
A 19' nexen is £80.
In all probability, yes.... An Audi cuts an image for some, so getting the car puts them over the line (so they think). However, keeping the services and maintenance up, can be an issue for some....
While I agree - the average person doesn't care so just picks the cheapest. Dealers are hell for this too
Absolutely agree 💯... they can't afford to run it, so walk away 😂
A lot of people who drive prestige marques are all fur coat and no knickers.
I have appropriated my elderly mother’s 1.4TSI Audi A1 in S Line spec. Its late 2018 auto fully loaded with only 13000 miles on the clock. It has a few grazes on the alloys being driven by an 86 year old but otherwise is immaculate. It would make a great car for somebody when we sell it. My mother had her license suspended due to her eyesight.
Licence...
I’m fairly sure the lights on the bodywork relate to some law in certain markets where there has to be lights visible when the bootlid is open, I think the Insignia estate used to have the same issue.
I am sure the fixed (internal) lights are the same on the insignia as these on the A1
12:48 that double yellow line is incomplete so you can appeal the ticket
lol
Funny considering in England you can block entire carriageways in tiny towns and park on footpaths.
Oh Matt, 500 for repairs, on an AUDI??
I love your sense of humor! 😆
You gave 6 grand for a 10 year old Audi with gouges in the door, boot and alloys, cheap tyres and a smashed light?? Jeez, I know where I'm gonna take my car when I need a PX. Valeter wants sacking too with that passenger seat. Hopefully nice bit of profit though.
We had a 62’ plate S Line 1.6 TDI a few years back, dirt cheap road tax, very nippy car with tonnes of MPG. Felt really well put together too with Bose speakers on top. Good value cars all in really. I’d get the wife another some day if we need a cheap runaround alongside the family wagon.
I bet this guy makes more money from the channel than actual profit from cars...
To be fair to him, he was making profit before he started RUclips.
And he deserves every penny in my opinion
If your in the market for a car I don’t think you can go wrong with this bloke
Jealously is a rough condition to suffer from
@@M.Godfrey you're projecting
I know you love a Landsail.... They're one of the most popular brand in the Philippines. Saw adverts on billboards for them in the airport.
For me cheap tires are alarm bells. If you can't even spend some money on proper tires on such a relative new car you probably don't spend money on decent maintenance.
It’s nine years old. Hardly new in anybody’s book.
This just made what I needed today!
Was suggesting to my daughter that she bought one of these yesterday- her reply - ‘ nope, they’re hairdresser’s cars’. Weirdly, today I almost crashed into one as they pulled out onto a main road without looking.
How many hairdressers does she know ? Bizarre comment
@@andrewwaller5913 turn of phrase innit? I thought it was quite witty, especially the second half of the comment.
@@ljones396 I thought it was the TT but as the owner of one I've never met a hairdresser who owns one. Just some media bs as usual.
I applaud your daughters good taste.
My 3rd appearance 😁 I sound happier this time
Another good little car done by matt
That parking ticket made me laugh more than it should have haha. love how real you keep the videos
15:40 ish after talking about full valet the passenger seat looks well stained and Audi badge on steering wheel is full of crud ! Come on Tameside valeting !
And the steering wheel post valet is always shiny - that's a no no!
Could be shots taken out of sequence? Tameside valeting are better than that
How can people curb their wheels like that :-/ All it takes is a little more time and care to properly park the car without damage. The previous owner either didn't care or has no spatial awareness whatsoever. I currently drive a cheap Peugeot 107 with hubcaps and even though it's a cheap car I still take care of it as if it was a far more expensive car.
Well said.
@@behnambabaknia6843 people are taught to pass the test. They’re not taught how to drive a car. World of difference.
@@Cybot7 you don't say 🥲
Women ☕
Rain in Stockport shocker. Coming up on News at Ten!
What is that British illness of insisting on talking about the weather when it's completely off topic?
It’s down to climate change! Allegedly, lol.
@@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt What is it with people who have usernames intended to be offfensive? Or is that too off-topic for you?
Lovely A1 , I have a 1.4 15 plate . Love driving it and so cheap to run
Odds on favorite to be trying out for a fresh set of reg plates :) Cheers Matt. Happy new year.
The people who haven’t heard of car vertical by now must have been living under a rock for 3 years
Pretty sure it's called 'product placement'...👍
Oh dear, that parking ticket has hit your profit! 😢
First gen A1 you have there looks so much better than the second gen, which has weird lines, cuts and half-baked retro design. Easy to see why this is a popular compact car for many reasons.
Only just started watching this. Matt, you're not going to tidy that for £500 the way you like to do it
You could in house ie valet yourself, blow in bottom of door, refurb faces of wheels in house, oil and filter all very basic stuff expected of a hands on dealer.
@@c11yan I agree. Where the margin is tight, Matt spending half an hour with a hoover and a power washer makes sense
@@fatbelly27 everyone works differently but the learning progression is typically valeting then shampooing seats then machine polishing then flat and polishing scratches then headlight refurbs then refurb alloys then basics of smart repairs ie a bumper corner, interior trim repairs then learn to paint a panel and a blend like a body shop and it goes from there. Bring the skills in-house you might not actually physically do them all the time but it saves time and money. Plus so vulnerable when everything is subbed out.
Nice car. Two door more sporty but give me a four door every time: more practical and shorter front door.
Does either model have working indicators?
Matt, have you driven the S1? They are awesome 👌
This is a very cute looking compact Audi.
It certainly looks the part now, I’m sure if won’t hang around on your forecourt Matt❤.
£6k! Bloody hell…he is buying them at retail money. That’s worth £5k top end.
No it’s not
@@HighPeakAutos so you bought it £6k trade and then spent almost a grand to get it right and you think you will get £7995 for it? Really? Just did a quick check on Autotrader and found 3 similar spec/mileage A1’s less than £7k…one of them being a more desirable 5 door version.
He doesn't live the high-life making losses sam.
@samdamanyrt so many so called experts on this thread , do your research. These cars aren’t cheap.
@@gilesjazzguitar64 sounds like you might be the lucky buyer…give him a call pal 😂
Another good video Matt 🚗🚙🚘👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Another great video and content. I do wonder if the Wonder Grip van has left home yet. 🤣🤣Have a great weekend, Matt.
You need to move tin tin get a pitch with a ramp and a good fitter and do the valets yourself get a mortgage on the place and you won’t look back
Part exing an all show and no go s line for an all show and no go Renault amg line. The world we live in...
Don't forget to add the parking ticket to the costs :) Those wheels came up a treat !
Lovely little a1 can’t go wrong with that
Audi nailed this facelift era of A1 inside and out. The one that followed never really hit the mark for me.
Road march I think they are used on f1 cars 😂
After watching many of your videos and regularly hearing "Ive overspent", I think you need to allow a £1000 on top of your buying price to turn these cars around!
Smart little motor that. Did you overspend on the vacuum cleaner?
A Matt overspend is as predictable as a Marcus Rashford sulk! 😜
These A1's are quite sought after, as they're a small, nifty but premium quality runabout.....a sort of posher Polo. Not too many posher small cars around, but this is one of them....
They’re a posh Polo with crap VAG build quality
@@arthurdardalisyawn
@@arthurdardalisthe build quality is really good hence the high prices .
@@gilesjazzguitar64 Yep, build in the Vorst (Brussels) plant in Belgium known for its quality.
@ so many so called experts on RUclips .
honestly i think its crazy that brand new audi a1s are worth 30 thousand to begin with, who buys those cars at that ridicilous of a price point?
My thoughts exactly, it's a ten year old motor,wouldn't give more than 2k myself.
Most of the time, the dealership buys them (at discount from the manufacturer), and a sales rep uses it as a company car for 4 or 5 months and gets 5000 miles on the clock.
The car then gets added to the forecourt as used approved - with Audi warranty - and some muppet buys it via PCP. It's genius really. And the icing on the cake is a couple of years later they end up getting the car back, and re PCP'ing it. I've run the numbers on spreadsheets and trust me, anybody that buys a car via PCP is ultimately going to pay 30% more for the car if they bother with the balloon payment - more if they don't because usually they just hand the car back and then get another PCP on a more expensive car. It is the worst way to 'buy' a car......it is basically renting, and dealerships LOVE it.
Yeah good luck finding a good Audi a1 for 2k
Needs a set of decent tyres for that money.
Absolute rip off and a scandal
Bought my daughter a 68 plate A1 S-Line Black Edition with Satnav from Mike Brewer literally just before COVID hit as her 1st car - she was only 17 & hadn’t yet passed her test
Gave her driving lessons all through lockdown & she passed 1st time.
After 18 months she traded it in for a brand new A1 Vorsprung. Audi Chelmsford gave her back what she paid for it. She didn’t lose a penny.
Cool story.
Yeah didn't lose a penny on the trade in but paid more for the vorsprung a car dealer will never not make a decent profit
And right there is a typical example of the brain power of an Audi buyer. Thick as mince.
@@shabba890 you've got to love the new ones people buy aswell audi ultra I think it's called not even quattro awd but fwd 🤗
That’s a great result 👍
My pal had an Audi A1 2.0tdi mapped to 180hp and in all honesty it wasn’t that far behind my Hyundai i30N on a dual carriageway
20 SECONDS IS WILD😂🎉
That car's wheels shout carelessness and neglect
Newver understand why people spend thousands on a car and put garbage on the four corners
Reckon you could have advertised it at £8,250. Looks good.
Had one of these with the 2.0tdi, super rare, was very nippy and much better than those 1.6’s.
Seat Ibiza fr also fitted with the 2.0 TDI,all the cars are built on the same chassis
Cracking little cars these. I didn't know they were available with a two litre turbo diesel but I bet a remapped one of those would go really well.
Like poo poo off a tool used for digging
I’m a big car type of guy, but I adore those little Audi A1s.
16:03 why are your mirrors in fold? 16:33 then out on totals
nice job looked ok in the start but looks fantastic now ❤
Can you piss into the wind and coat your leg in piss ? The answer to that question is the same answer for yours Matt. You’re a good man Matt ❤
Nice one brov, tidy little whip that, yeah there's a bag of sand in that....massive respect 🙏 🫡
Not sure what he said but sounds positive. 😅
Nice car , but it absolutely spins my head that people will pay this for a ten year old car.
It's ULEZ compliant and realistically the equivalent new car either doesn't exist or costs a fortune more. Imo an 8-10 year old car is still pretty bloody modern, not much has changed other than the total nannying safety features (and who wants those?)
@@Leethemetalwarrior
💯 exactly!
@@Leethemetalwarrior I know what you mean but I'm just an old fart and cars just didn't cost this much the last time I bought one ( 5 years ago) . The government are pushing the prices up effectively forcing people to stop driving.
You're right in what you're saying. This car is basically a ten year old banger, with a VAG diesel engine. Nothing more, nothing less.
It'll spin your head even more when the regime does pretty much everything it can to get ICE and diesel cars off the road, and they'll be virtually worthless. Wait until 2027 onwards, when values plummet.
Lovely little Audi ❤
Nice small car
Not getting your high peak plates anymore going to Harrods?
I actually considered an A1 for my first car but it's an Audi so it won't be cheap to fix if it breaks and insurance was quite high on it. Bought an Aygo instead
Appreciate it's no hot hatch but cheap tyres always makes me wary. You don't have to go Michelin but it's the only things that connect you to the road.
Without looking at video yes you can make profit
Merry Christmas and prosperity for next year
nice 1st car for someone there, good spec and quality build feel, the £500 budget was way off though matt, mot.service,alloy refurb, paint door, light unit, dents, valet, plates, surely you can work out the estimated costs for better by now 🤔
Amazing that there is no roadtax for this TDI, here in the Netherlands they punish you😮 Amazing too why they mounted C class tires...This A1 would be spot on with A class tires.. Let's aim for a supadupa massive underspent last purchase to salute 2024🎉
Hi Matt, I think you should consider opening a dealership in the South. North of London. Maybe Bedfordshire as more affordable rent in that area x
Never understood your obsession to replace number plates. I’ve got a mate who like you is a fellow trader would never replace them if they tallied with the original vendor. His thinking is it proves it’s not been involved in an accident. Adds to the provinence of the vehicle.
The Dent and broken rear light proves it has !
@ hardly serious though and they could easily be done by a shopping trolley.
plates can really freshen up look of car
An old number plate with rusty screws barely hanging on isn’t the look the most of the population are looking for.
@@Cybot7 Maybe but you don't know that. Plus there was paint damage on the door.
The weather is awful in Stockport - shock horror . Even better if your a citeh fan 😋😚
That parking ticket 😂😂
They’re great little cars. Good strong engine. Prefer it with a torque converter gearbox. 👌
Thanks, hard to get anyone to make reg plates over the phone without the documents, but I know you always replace them.
Nice car ,should sell quickly.
Being in the trade and using the same place all the time he'll have an account with them
Plus I have a licence to make plates from the DVLA
You usually make a lot more profit on much older and cheaper cars. Like when you pay 500 and spend 500 on it and somehow sell it for 3000 at a 200% profit margin. I guess there is more margin selling cheaper cars.
Hi Matt, can you please buy and do a video on Mazda 3 2015 onwards,
Thanks
Never been a fan of the A1 my favourites are the A4's B7's and the older A6's 2004-2011 series.
I dont like the 1.6tdi. Had 2. One in Seat Ibiza and one in a Mk6 Golf. Both needed injectors and EGR's. Horribly unreliable in my experience. Much prefer the 1.4tsfi petrol.
Have a couple of them in work, 1.6 tdi Skoda Rapids, can't fault them.
Matts right arm looks bigger than his left ! Must be right handed
Not bad looking car inside and out, I certainly can see why women go from a fiat 500 and then upgrade to this ( not being sexist but know a few that have done just that ) the interior seems a step up from other manufactures of a small size car and pretty good mpg. Another thing the price is pretty good for a 10 year old car esp when you look at the price I have been offered for my evoque in great condition full service history and on a 68 plate prices are about £6500 seems insane how much I lost on this car not worth me buying another car for awhile
Why not take it to get the paint done - then film the paint drying 😅
Landsail make aeroplane tyres so they must be better than your average Dyeyung brand.
No amount of fleece changes can remove the horror of that first pink/salmon one.
Never understood the A1 as a desirable car, the fact it's a rebadged VW Polo, Seat Ibiza and Skoda Fabia says it all.
I wouldn’t have taken that at 6k,4.5k at most trade,it’s nearly a 10 year old entry level Audi and it’s a 3door,it’s £6995 at most and you haven’t done the cam belt & waterpump either yet,and tbh if I was a retail customer looking to buy I would walk away as soon as I saw them cheap nasty tyres on there!
Did seem a bit on the high side but part ex price is all smoke and mirrors. 5 grand would have sounded better especially given all the body damage and wheels.
@@vincentking5122 so many so called experts on this thread
@@gilesjazzguitar64auto trader value it at £6400 retail and part ex at £5100 for a car in good condition with the cam belt done,so yes it is too expensive,it doesn’t take a genius or an expert to know that when you pay retail for a car that needs work doing to it that you ain’t going to make any money
lovely little car
Hey up 👌👌
What's with the Rudolf style news on the drive at the start
Explorer II very nice
I wouldn't pay over £4k for this haha, hate these cars so much, the newer A1's are gorgeous though
You can't pass the parking ticket cost onto the next customer!!!!
Don’t forget your parking ticket, Comrade
They are a lovely wee car IMO
The airbag light is on??
I’d love that car really nice for that price
Never park in Matts lay-by 🤣
Top dogging spot apparently 😂
@@gwizz9175 I can see why Matt likes it there.
Why would someone pay £8k for a car with 73,000 miles on it?
Because that’s its market value and there’s plenty of life left in it.
Because Arthur Daley back street garages say they're good value innit.....Auto Trader for the savvy but these vlogs have value 🤣
@@HighPeakAutos ...earlier vlogs you hated diesels and VAG but all of a sudden you're a fan , you go with the market and what's popular and most can see through your double standard veil , go Matt 🤣
@@HighPeakAutos I think I’m just shocked at the prices of used cars these days. I understand that market value is set by consumer demand, but it’s not like cars have the longevity or are built to a quality that older cars used to be built to. Anyway, I enjoy your channel, it wasn’t a dig, more of an expression of disbelief.
People should buy cars for engine not brand and get a cheaper Ibiza. Branding nowadays is nuts. So many people just want image.
Jimmy the Magician for PM! He is the man.
Nice car!
Wouldn't be more beneficial to hire a mechanic for you and who can make videos about fixing the cars you buy 😉
Needs some wheel nut caps. Overspending surely not😂