A Tour of the Garage with Bruce Meyer - Autoline After Hours 220

UP FOR DISCUSSION:
Is the Porsche Macan a Crossover Too Far?
Chevrolet Colorado gets GM back into the midsize pickup market
Mercedes presents what could be the "most hideous" concept of the LA Auto Show
Kia's K900 represents a bold attempt to elevate the bargain brand
SPECIAL GUEST: Bruce Meyer, Owner, Beverly Hills Garage
Among all the hot rods, classic cars, and motorcycles (not to mention a boat) what's the real gem in his collection?
All that and more with John McElroy, Autoline.tv; Jack Nerad, Kelley Blue Book; Matt DeLorenzo, Robb Report
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[@dvperr]

I cannot express my appreciation for someone who drives these cars allowing myself and family to not only see them, but to hear them and smell them. Most of the time these cars are pushed on and off of trailers. Mr. Meyer I cannot thank you enough!

[@marklaw4435]

Bruce, Your cars are just Stunning works of Automotive Art. It's great that you drive them, I find it amazing, So many people collect these beautiful Cars, Restore them then lock them away. Not only do you get too enjoy driving them, but people like me get to see Icons of a past that are rarely ever seen on our roads now days. Every Car and Bike in your collection is a winner, you surely have a rich slice of Auto History in your Garage. Magnificent, Auto Eye Candy, Cars and Bikes were really works of Art in those days, now cars have to comply with Design Rules, Safety Considerations, also Cars are starting to look very similar to one anther due to Wind Tunnels....You Name It. Thankyou for this inside look.

[@jerryhenrie8589]

Thanks Bruce for sharing your awesome cars and motorcycles.

[@rodtaylor2326]

Great video. Bruce is a great guy.

[@SupercarsGT]

Great collection.i love it :)

[@willsco76]

Collection starts @ 17:25.

[@holmes223b]

An impressive collection. All the better that they are driven.

[@stevengrotte2987]

I remember seeing a Gull Wing Mercedes Benz in the Ryd5-6 years later on a farm about 5 or 6 miles west of the Grand Forks Air Force base in North Dakota about 1/4 of a mile beyond the river......tghe road was a main paved road running west from the Grand Forks AFB in North Dakota.

[@stevengrotte2987]

The farmstead was/is on the North side of the highway in the river valley.

[@dianeeisenstein2031]

Dr Bruce Meyers

[@reijerlincoln]

That Duesenberg....!

[@BeingMe23]

Regarding cheaper Euro brands. They did that in the mid 1990s to early 2000. They only build cheap models to get younger buyers into the brand.

[@BeingMe23]

Autoline Network Have you considered going to the Nuttercut Museum?

[@jameson6930]

Honored

[@SquirrelFromGradLife]

The K3 doesn't stand for Kremer but rather the company KKK that's short for Kuhnle, Kopp & Kausch that made the turbo. There's a sticker on the side of the car displaying the KKK logo but since but since KKK is synonymous with something else they chose to call it 3K

[@robcrissinger776]

Funny, kow wrong, they were. Porsche has benn sell more than 250,000 cars a year for the last eight years 301,000 in 2023....

[@johndunbar7504]

Has anyone else noticed that on many of these postings, the `highlight' photo for the posting features some truly great, beautiful classic cars (here a Duesenberg) but when you tune in you get nothing but junk like this. All these are hideous modern shit pails that, no matter how much the owner likes them, are a long way from the great cars of the classic era. So why do they do that ? I think the answer is obvious. The only truly beautiful cars were built mostly before WW 2 and people immediately see the difference. So in order to lure people to tune in, they show the most beautiful cars they can find.

[@philbro1829]

What happened to AUTOLINE... I miss you, have you lost favour in the business because of your HONEST reports 😅