im happy for you . for your age this is good. it seems enjoyable.

4 speed automatic no thanks

great video! more people need to see this

Can't wait for you to come to Europe! Keep it up!

Its amazing how something starts to look easier on the eye when it doesn't give you and trouble for decades or cost much to run, the hatch version at least, not that sedan version though its fugly.

How would you say that the back seat compares to the middle row of the Mazda 5?

Mine has coretec seats with heat. But no sunroof in mine. Also no cargo lamp for bed.

Thanks for your candor and showing up as a genuine human navigating through life. I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for bringing joy to my day.

I love Buick, not much SUV versions but nice car

Very honest and self aware. Well done!

the front grill looks like a JEEP.

I’ll share this on the LC groups I’m part of for you Zack 😀

Great Video - biased LC500h owner here 😅

This is cool to see

James 5:14-15: "Is anyone among you sick? Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord. And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well; the Lord will raise them up. If they have sinned, they will be forgiven."

I always thought this was the best looking of these sibling vehicles.

At 0:52 I see what you let happen in the background. 😂

That car is a cold hack job🎉

their last vehicles didn't even get a facelift, phased out after 4 years of selling. This VF8 coming to its 3 years old birthday

My name for this car is the Pontiac Aardvark.. cause it looks like an Aardvark to me.. The refresh which made it a lot cleaner on the exterior was far better, but when the lights came on it was still just an Aardvark , weird and quirky trying to go to the dance trying to fit in with the Popular Kids and not able to accept itself for what it fruly was.. an Aardvark in a Tuxedo.

04:52 BIG FRIGGIN BOTTLE YAY!!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

My first car was a Ford Tempo. It was terrible, and I spent way too much money repairing it in high school and college. After owning for 10 years, I realized I was an adult and I could just buy something non-terrible and got a Mazda 6.

I replaced the A4LD that came with my 1990 4 liter E4WD Aerostar when the A4LD died after 177k miles. I had to find the M5OD-R1HD that handles a little more power than the more commonly available non-HD version of the transmission. I found it from a 2003 Explorer Sport Track with a SOHC version of the 4 liter v6, which also happened to be 4WD, so it already had the rear housing for the transfer case. I had to find the shifter plate/top cover for an Aerostar that places the shifter in the correct location so it stuck through the same hole as where the automatic shift lever was mounted. I also had to find the brake and clutch pedals for a manual Aerostar, then put together some other bits and pieces to make it all work. See if this link to my pictures shows up: photos.google.com/share/AF1QipOCnI7qxABWMJoAhPdbDP589UT0ZOMP0XVs-7HTVNGeHfY1hTqD8m953DyqxTDQGA?key=aklYeF9YRXpqdklBMEd0Q0dPSTFpX3BIbjQ0d2xB The only thing I forgot to get after finding those nearly impossible to find manual Aerostars is the bracket for mounting the clutch master cylinder fluid reservoir. I guess I have to fab something myself. I was wondering if the shifter handle shaking the way mine did was normal, and glad to see that it is. I think Hurst makes a shifter handle and pivot assembly that reduces the throw by locating the pivot a little higher than stock. It also has travel stops so you don't bang up the shift forks or blocker rings, which happens when you're trying to shift quickly through those long, round-house motions. But it was made for Rangers, and the handle may not fit an Aerostar. The assembly bolts onto the aluminum base through the same 3 little holes that the stock shifter attaches to, and may to stand up to the additional stress. At about $500, it's not a cheap upgrade to take a chance on.

I have commented on your content before-- and I might've sent a friend request :P ) Anyway, guy with ADHD and autism here and I really appreciate the 8-12 minute format. Long enough to be informative for the car nerd, but short enough to keep me focused. I absolutely love that you do a whole spectrum of cars (See what I did there?), can you please promise this? Never change.

Owned one of these 1985 with 209,000 Miles on it that I took as $150 trade + $500 cash for a 1986 Honda Accord that I sold with 160k miles. The car wasnt worth flipping for cash and so I drove it for 9 months and gave it away to next door neighbors son who just got his license and needed wheels. I had no clue that the driver seat had this lean back option that you showed in video. It drove well but seemed underpowered on steep hills however with 209k miles on it it likely lost some horses through the miles and lesser compression. It was great that the woman who owned it before me replaced the timing belt at 200k miles so I just had to gas it up and go. The clutch was the 2nd clutch in it and last I knew the neighbors kid went to college and brought some friends to a Phish concert in upstate NY in 1997. No idea if the car is around today but likely it has been crushed because just about no one saved them. I got my $150 out of it adding 30k miles to it with 100 to 200 mile trips on the highway with it.

It was a mystery for me. Thanks for letting us know

Cool Car.

It did have a short production run, but the other GMT360 models didn't last much longer either. The Rainier was replaced by the Enclave, which has sold better.

Zack I am so glad i stumbled upon your channel. Your reviews are straight to the point. Also like how you add a little bit of history to your content about cars. I am huge car fan and I have driving my fare share of cars over my life time. My dream car is a ford mustang first generation. I have ridden in a Skoda several times in my life. Thanks for the hard work Zack. I am fan for life if you are ever in Texas and a quick car to review my Corolla is available to you. ❤

I just want you to know Zack when I comment on your videos it's most of the time from experience being I am a older viewer it's called Constructive Criticism and it's only that I want you to learn so you make even better and informative Videos And it's from one car nut to another and I think highly of you.

Beautiful car and color

I had a trailblazer as an extra car for years, it belonged to my father in-law and my hubs was attached to it. I wasn’t a fan tho. It didn’t age well and the ride was terrible.

Giving mega long range to to a sporty coup with a small trunk and impractical back seats seems like a perfectly reasonable idea.

Cookie cutter car KZbinr

I really enjoyed watching your video this is from New Zealand ❤️

Ha, thanks for memory lane. 1992 4Runner "Silver" New in 1992! Head gasket did blow in 1998, Toyota did cover the repair! It was a loaded 'standard"....lol

I like your videos. It's crazy how you're usually so optimistic about everything which is a nice change of pace from a lot of people who just piss all over everything that isn't what they like. Plus you're like the only person I've let drive some of my cars. Not even my wife will touch most of my vehicles.

I love your channel as a 34 year old woman. Seeing someone from the next generation review cars that I remember seeing brand new at the time is so special. And, as someone who does suffer from bad anxiety, we tend to be incredibly hard on ourselves and our mental health is exacerbated. I enjoy your videos and I think there’s some good quality to your videos. You even having subs is a testament to it. Edit: I’ve sent a few vids to my mom and she enjoys your videos because there’s no fluff and you cut to the chase.

bet it rides like a dream

Zack, time to find a Bravada

This KZbin work has Zack “jammed up.” IYKYK.

I remember when the PGA tour would be in town and they’d trick us into believing that Tiger and Phil were driving Rendezvous and Rainiers as their actual personal vehicles. Good times…

As a full time single dad I am always hustling time goes so fast. There is so much time that one has to put into this YT endeavor. Keep at it we love the work you do!

Thanks for sharing these bits of yourself, Zack. I'm thoroughly enjoying your video's, learning about US-spec cars is very nice. And I share your love for wagons ;) Greetings from a Dutch petrolhead.

I've been subscribed to your channel for awhile now. It actually started from when you reviewed an Alfa Romeo Milano Silver. I could relate, since I have a 1988 Alfa Romeo Milano Gold Automatic. I made a couple KZbin videos about the car and No one watches them. I have a total of 9 subscribers. But I know my content doesn't interest anyone. I'm glad you are doing well. I'll keep watching!

Love these

I admire that you put so much effort into your videos. It really comes across that you are a genuine guy on your videos and that you truly love your work. Meeting you has been one of my favorite experiences as a KZbinr, you are doing an excellent job.

The interior styling on all of these Trailblazer things have always rubbed me the wrong way. Not sure why, they just do

Nice Saab

The Cybertruck looks like it was created with PlayStation 1 graphics.