Bashing Electric Cars? That's So Childish And Petty! Why We've Let The Juicy EV Stories Slide

[@ripvanrevs]

99% of EVs driven this winter are still on the road. The other 1% made it home.

[@clembob8004]

Hey, you made a funny! Hyuk, hyuk, hyuk!

[@capt.spaulding5858]

🤣🤣🤣

[@carmudgeon7478]

​@@capt.spaulding5858yep!

[@matttravers5764]

😂😂😂😂

[@NathansMoparGarage]

😂

[@raybrensike42]

If there was a Christine 2, and it came back as an EV, would the audience really believe it was demon possessed as it burned down everything, or would they just think it's a regular EV? That is the question.

[@TA_Plus_Hemi]

Yeah but Clarence "Buddy" Riperton wouldn't have known the difference

[@Sam-go3mb]

Sweet little tie-in for the Transformers movies too where an EV one could do the monk setting himself on fire in protest thing

[@AlejandroRamirez-vl8mr]

or would people believe that is government controled and commanded to wreak havoc and keep the population locked at home im fear 😅

[@josephszot5545]

good one!

[@someonethatwatchesyoutube2953]

That’s a fantastic idea for a movie! A model S could be “possessed” by evil AI and drive around running people over. It would be a lot more closer to reality than the original.

[@davem8790]

'Made in the USA with globally sourced parts' has been around for a long time - and is far more of an honest reflection of the state of manufacturing (or lack of it) in the U.S.

[@richs7362]

Its more than just avalibility its also cost. Its a worldwide economy nowdays if it was all us made items without international compitition the prices would be out of site, and us companys would fold.

[@thefireamregistry]

"assembled" in the USA

[@matthewcalifana488]

@@thefireamregistry Using crap from who knows where ? lol

[@NathansMoparGarage]

🤮

[@tabbott429]

Exactly Some GM cars are over 60% Korean parts. Many others over 50% made outside US. Tesla is the MOST American made car by parts used

[@RustyFuel]

When an Ev catches fires it is a kind of internal combustion

[@the-btc-tradingfloor2808]

😂🤣😁

[@glennnickerson8438]

If an EV catches fire i and no one is around to see it--does it make a sound...🤔

[@AutomatedUser]

Like blowing a head gasket, bad internal combustion leading to external combustion.

[@whatyoumakeofit6635]

No, that's external combustion.

[@ronhood7773]

Profoundly Hilarious!!!😮😂

[@Grant-ut4np]

I love how you spent the whole video not wanting to be that guy all the while being that guy. Brilliant!

[@lordphullautosear]

Hertz is just dumping them because they'll probably need replacement batteries soon...

[@manitoba-op4jx]

why replace a battery that's worth a new ICE car when you can just buy the new ICE car that you can resell later at 20k miles for a profit

[@toejam503]

Nobody's renting them because they don't want to get stranded.

[@tabbott429]

No, actually Tesla price cuts on NEW cars have hurt Hertz ability to sell high mile units without a huge depreciation so it affected there finacials to much. They bought to many when prices were much higher a year ago. Theyre scaling back the "premium" inventory to stabilize their financials in a high interest rate slowing economy.

[@TheeAbstractHero]

⁠@@manitoba-op4jxMost of Hertz’ fleet is Model 3s. A model 3 battery is usually around 14-15k to replace. What kind of brand new ICE car can you get for 15k in the US? You can’t.

[@sccarguy8242]

First of all No… that’s not how EV’s work. The warranty alone is 8 years and between 100-150,000 miles depending on model… so that is not at all why they are dumping them. They are dumping them because they always dump cars around the 50-60,000 mile mark. It’s just what they do. They are dumping them because Elon lowered the price of new ones and that hurt their value of the cars they had in the fleet…. They are dumping them because they are self insured and body repairs are $$$$ on Tesla…. It has zero to do with them Being EV’s

[@rotaryenginepete]

"WITH GLOBAL MATERIALS" means it was actually made somewhere else then ASSEMBLED in the USA. DeWilt tools has been pulling that wool over their consumer's eyes for decades.

[@bobweiss8682]

The rules are loose enough that only the "final assembly" may have been done in the USA. Perhaps as little as putting that stupid sticker on before packing and shipping.

[@rotaryenginepete]

@@bobweiss8682 exactly

[@Oldcarnut63]

No it would have to say that it was assembled in the USA I've seen no stickers

[@Oldcarnut63]

Tony quality over quantity remember that 👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@Hipsters_N_Hippies]

Sometimes the final assembly is as simple as apply stickers, maybe attach something with a few crews. And boom, it was made in the USA. Using the imported handle, lid, engine, wheels, cables, screws, nuts and so on. We didn’t “make” anything in the term “made in USA”..... the honest statement would be, made in ____ and final assembly in USA.

[@randallamik3230]

I wish an American auto maker would make a car with fewer electronics than my living room. V6- V-8 with required computers only. Fi and ignition... Manual transmission and manual shift 4wf (truck)

[@travislostaglia8861]

And wing windows

[@frjhracing]

Just did a Holley sniper installation, and previously a vintage air system. You can count the wiring needed for FI, air-conditioning, etc on your fingers. Something on the side was adding a sequential turn signal kit. It uses standard off the shelf bulbs (that you can also get in LED), and the harness wires to the standard flasher relay. Pop-up headlights are currently (working) vacuum but can also be converted to electric. Thats a working car with FI and amenities and fancy lights some redneck could swing together in a week (less if you have experience). I think if you summed up the full package of those parts in the realm of 3-4k *retail*. obviously a manf can do that much cheaper. but no, apparently you need a module from everything from heated seats to just a singular, non serviceable, light assembly and everything needs to communicate to eachother over CAN, and the associated computers, and lights needs to be a pcb array with built in expensive modules/sensors....and and and and..

[@davidmcdaniel2615]

That's why I still daily drive my '82 Ford F-100 4.9L straight six, 'cept it's got an auto trans. Hasn't failed me yet. 😁

[@tabbott429]

Buy an old one. You already have that choice.

[@stevemoore8290]

Tony go ahead and be that guy. You make more sense than anybody in Washington or Detroit so be that guy and don't say you're sorry. Keep up the good work.

[@Mike_Collins392]

Early hemi's are a better story than EV's. So in 1952 Chrysler took a 331 and went racing . Mechanical F.I. and higher compression , they took the 331 and made 450 hp to compete at Indy. it was called the A-311 Project . Alot of improvements to the FirePower engine series came out of this .

[@Amanda-ej7pl]

Are there any good sources to learn about this?

[@Mike_Collins392]

@@Amanda-ej7pl Allpar

[@samjohnson4014]

Lies.

[@kimjameson7979]

There's a reason why government called it the "Green" new deal. Some pockets are much greener now, while others...not so much. We're either represented...or ruled.

[@tabbott429]

Legacy auto companies bailout in disguise while TESLA steals market share just by making better products.

[@clembob8004]

The Government doesn't kill people, people do.

[@clembob8004]

There is no such thing as "the green new deal". Maybe Fixed News didn't report it, but it was nothing more than a pipe dream of a few people in congress, nothing more.

[@JCVACCARO]

I don't understand why people keep voting for a government that tells you what to drive what to say and how to live. Maybe it's not hitting them yet. It will.

[@fknbastages]

They can vote for whomever they want. This is America. The problem is that voting is rigged and, whomever the real rulers chose, is who we get.

[@clembob8004]

The government doesn't kill people, people do.

[@StarlightWorkshop0z]

What's the alternative? Donkeys are donkeys. Poor voting choices

[@user-bc9sz1dj1g]

Its b'cuz mom and dad havent taught them to be self sufficient/individuals....they'd rather have the gov't tell them how to be......thinkin for themselves is SCARY!!.....Socialism works for them cuz you cant get them off their phn, or engaged in a conversation, where philosophy, and self awareness mite be topics, cuz mom and dad taught them to be a subject......i'm NOT a subject, i think for myself, own my own home, work hard, say cuss words while doin so, but i was taught to be self sufficient, and an individual......its called FREEDOM!!!....

[@stephenh.bunkybyrd2024]

It will when it's too late.

[@spacecat7247]

Evs bash themselves. No need for them in my life.

[@aussiebloke609]

When the rich and influential (especially politicians) stop buying expensive beachfront properties, I'll maybe start believing in the whole "the climate is changing, sea levels are rising" malarkey. Maybe.

[@vilefly]

I dunno. Some of these jokers buy houses at the edge of an eroding cliff. I wouldn't use them to measure anything but savage greed. Now, future beachfront properties might be a thing when the San Andreas Fault awakens........

[@hobbyhermit66]

​@@vileflywhere's Lex Luthor when you need him?

[@455buick6]

​@@Ad_Blocker_For_KZbinAs if you'd have the first clue what science was 😂🤣🤦

[@buggs9950]

@@Ad_Blocker_For_KZbin Intelligence denier..

[@vilefly]

@@hobbyhermit66 Lex Luthor, ruler of Australia, is selling wood burning generators for electric construction equipment. Yup. It's a real thing. He has contracted Volvo to do his bidding there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaDbZWp_jtt8m7Msi=IE8IMbOkwlSRnpHt

[@SweatyFatGuy]

I am someone who eats BBQ, I do not want to be the BBQ. Also I have no choice but to take a leak standing up... its a logistics thing.

[@the-btc-tradingfloor2808]

🤣😁

[@PaulGSmith-hh8rw]

You had me at the temperature comparison of a welder and a Li+ battery fire two years ago. Your job is all about ensuring public safety through applied science and we appreciate it.

[@laszlototh5956]

I love internal combustion engines and I pee sitting down even in the workshop. My hands are usually too dirty to aim the gun on target.

[@toejam503]

The difference between a doctor and a mechanic, a mechanic washes their hands before they pee. 😁

[@the-btc-tradingfloor2808]

🤣😂😁

[@user-lt7jq7ym2w]

Uncle Tony YOU ARE PERFECT. Please DO NOT change. An older friend from Fla.

[@the-btc-tradingfloor2808]

💯💢

[@gilbertnowak5770]

I want to be That Guy, I drive past the Charging stations at a our local Wal-mart and WAVE as i drive By! EVERY WEEKEND!

[@scotcoon1186]

Made in USA doesn't count when the frame comes off one boat, and the drawers off another boat.

[@ZaksMuscleMotors]

Be the best that guy you can be Uncle Tony. We see it for how it is.

[@markahad6583]

‘No I don’t want to be that guy’. Hey Uncle Tony, I don’t want to be that guy that tells you that I lost count on how many times you’ve said that 😂😂😂

[@xarmcav]

I see the ev as having a certain niche place. Very short commutes, over crowded cities, Etc. I live in West Virginia. We usually have longer commutes, our infrastructure to charge these things is shit, and we can get some really cold weather. So I don't see them as being a real option here. If you live in Los Angeles for example this may be an option,I don't know. I don't see electric vehicles as being the absolute solution to anything.

[@RestoHubAU]

I'm not onboard, or don't ever want to get/own an EV. Those shirts are great.. I'm 💯 sure they'll go pretty quick 😂 Good luck in the new chapter and in the new shop.

[@felisconcolor1112]

Honestly, from the past 50 years, it's clear any EV more complex than an EZ-GO isn't viable. Heck, you could put a nice 24-48V PV panel atop one and have free electric miles forever. Add a tiny dump bed, and it's an idea rural runabout

[@tabbott429]

Its CLEAR that TESLA is literally the BEST selling car globally so.....maybe dig a little deeper.

[@PavelZajec]

Let's remove the 30% federal subsidy in the U.S. see how well it will sell then.@@tabbott429

[@luliluli1471]

That's it Tony. Start afresh is the way to go Sir. All the best with the new location. God bless!🙏🏻

[@robertwagner734]

I want one of those shirts xxl ! These people have forced me to be that GUY ! 😆 I will be watching your store , thank you . Hopefully the nonsense will pass and we can get back to being productive. 🇺🇸Oh and screw global!

[@joeqgrant4561]

I don't wanna be that guy either...which is why I'm gonna get a shirt 😂

[@randallmunson9909]

X-large

[@clembob8004]

Get a shirt that says Dementia Don Sucks

[@g18886]

I wouldn't want to be that guy either. Even though it's hard to forget the smugness of the EVangelists and how they looked down on us lowly ICEv drivers, we should rise above. I'll take 2 shirts

[@davidthehillbilly7995]

I wanted one of those shirts as soon as I saw the thumbnail. By the end of the video mine was on its way here. They're going fast folks, get yours now....

[@bunning63]

We have this guy around here where we live in New Zealand and he drives around in a Nissan Leaf. So far not 'that' abnormal, but while you are answering the question whether they pee standing up I shall add to the story. This person drives around with nine cameras fitted to their vehicle in hope of capturing an automotive driving transgression so they can take the footage to the police. Yes, I said nine. Let's be honest, you kind of expect they would drive something like a Leaf in their quest.

[@ireneuszpyc6684]

in England, Tesla is a fetish for wannabes: I know an Indian family, that drive a diesel BMW, and bought a Tesla too, to show off in front of their friends & family, and look like cool kids

[@tabbott429]

@@ireneuszpyc6684 You forgot that Tesla is actually the best performing, safest, low cost of operation car you can buy.

[@bunning63]

@@ireneuszpyc6684 We have more Teslas over here than you can shake a stick at, it's unbelievable.

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

​@@tabbott429 Yeah that's why Hertz dumped 20,000 of them. They also reneged on their 100,000 Tesla purchase only getting halfway there before the truth came to light. "According to Johann Rawlinson, Hertz VP of Investor Relations, "collision and damage repairs on an EV can often run about twice that associated with a comparable combustion engine vehicle." The difference is significant enough that it weighed significantly on Q3 earnings. In fact, according to Stephen Scherr, Hertz's CEO, "there's quite a bit of the cost element that relates to the Teslas as opposed to others." Scherr pointed to GM's EVs, which benefit from a larger parts and repair network nationally and lower parts and labor costs for repairs. Note that a full 80 percent of Hertz's EV fleet is Tesla models."

[@matthewgodwin3050]

@@tabbott429 Put the words 'tesla fire' into a search engine, and then take a look at some of the thousands of results. Safest my arse.

[@EYE_SPIDER]

Spot on Brotha!!! EVs are on there way out! finally!!

[@clembob8004]

EVs don't kill people, people do.

[@edpoe4622]

@@clembob8004 yeah, the people who design and sell EVs!

[@clembob8004]

@@edpoe4622 So, Elon Musk is a killer. Arrest him for mass murder.

[@clembob8004]

@@edpoe4622 Oh, you mean like Elon Musk? The guy that "saved" Twitter (aka, "X")? That guy?

[@427_FE]

Maybe you could do a video on why Saturn shut down, they were a good affordable car, and 100 times more dependable than an EV. Do you have the shirts in Lithium silver?

[@tabbott429]

Teslas are very dependable. Try asking a few owners. It is the BEST selling car globally after all. Maybe they know something the media doesnt want to share?

[@NoName-ik2du]

As a person who won't buy any car built after 1979, there's nothing particularly offensive about EVs in the modern era. *All* modern cars are overcomplicated computerized garbage. EVs are just another form of that. Gas cars also have over-the-air updates and self-driving and all that nonsense. EVs have applications where they make sense (someone who can charge at home and uses their car for a daily commute to and from work), and applications where they don't make sense (rentals and Uber drivers who clog up charging stations because they don't know how to precondition their car battery during winter storms). Once battery technology improves, EVs will probably be pretty cool. For now, they're just a thing that exists. And that's fine. Buy one if it makes sense for you, or don't if it doesn't. What makes sense for me personally is old non-computerized cars. They're reliable, easy to maintain, more comfortable, and more stylish. Their means of propulsion are more or less irrelevant to me. As an aside, that toolbox sticker is pretty common on things these days It's probably a legal requirement to have the "global materials" bit on there since "made in the USA" could be perceived as misleading when your supply chain has you sourcing materials from overseas. The era of quality American-made products is gone. With a few exceptions of small businesses and independent shops, things produced in America in the modern era are just as cheap and junky as stuff from overseas. It's a sad time to buy pretty much anything.

[@andrrru9]

Did you miss the story where ev owners are complaining and surprised that their cars are eating a $1400 set of tires every 8000 miles? I would imagine it's mostly Mercedes eqs folks who can afford it. But it still appeared as an article on one of the car websites I check daily.

[@tabbott429]

yes likely a PAID shill article to smear Tesla. Meanwhile the facts say otherwise. You could ask one of the MILLIONS of Tesla owners how many miles they get and its basically just like ANY other car unless theyre constantly doing rapid take offs.... faster than 95% other cars by the way.

[@jamesmisener3006]

Internal combustion is when an EV goes to heaven, right? Cheers 🇨🇦

[@user-iy6de7qi1r]

I hit my first Permanent Change of Station in the Marines in 77, Kaneohe, Hawaii. I walked into the avionics shop, communications/navigation and began to take down the "emergency lighting" that was strung out throughout the shop, beige plastic housings, two lights, lithium ion batteries inside, although we didn't know that was what they were at the time. Not much was said to me about them, the new guy, but they were being removed because they had a propensity for lighting themselves on fire with no warning. I was cleaning out my shop a couple years ago, and ran across the remnants of one I'd saved when I didn't know what they were. It's kinda like DeJa'Vu all over again.

[@glennnickerson8438]

Love the shirt UT! Unfortunately with my 62 yr old bladder I have to make compromises (and several attempts) to empty myself completely!😆

[@MrRasZee]

uncle tony had a rant when electric windows were invented 😂🤣

[@peterkovacs8654]

EV adopters are quick to pounce on negative comments about their cars. Everything is sunshine and unicorns in EV land. Whatever you say guys. Enjoy em

[@timothykeith1367]

In various EV forums many of the biggest promoters of electric vehicles don't even own an EV. Ask them which model they own. When they actually own an EV their post will usually say what it is. I like the electric motor part of EVs, my concern in 2024 is all about the battery.

[@tabbott429]

Only when ignorance speaks does it get called out. The whole story is never found in a news article/headline.

[@clembob8004]

Here's a novel thought: Maybe just let people drive what they want.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

They complain about gas guzzling trucks & SUVs .Then turn right around and build big electricity guzzling SUV & trucks. Which don't make any sense....A small 4 cyl turbo diesel/electric hybrid truck makes alot more sense than an electric only truck that needs 11,000w to charge & only has a tow range of 15 miles on a cold day 🤪 Although I do like the idea of a small simple EV like a honda crx hatchback type EV that is sporty & has a little pep/fun to drive.... But doesn't use a ton of electricity and can slow charge off a simple 120V 🔌 plug-in or faster on a regular 240V existing outlet. So you don't need to spend extra $$$ on a special charger. Also with a small energy efficient EV you could easily & fairly quickly charge off a generator. If the power went out. A small efficient aerodynamic simple sporty little hatchback EV would need far less maintenance. If I had the money I'd very much rather build my own EV conversion. For cheaper than a new EV. You could build it so it's built to last & easy to work on. Mine would have manual crank windows for example. Instead of electric that break every 5 yrs.

[@1RAYGC]

Do you remember a couple decades ago TV advertisement promoting plastics and showing many essential products made from plastic. Their slogan was: "Without plastics, life itself would be impossible." Seems they were trying to get ahead of the plastic pollution catastrophe.

[@488ci]

Back in the eighties I knew a guy who bought a horse and was riding it and kept it in his back yard. That didn't last long because it is illegal to keep a horse in town.

[@BrandonLeeBrown]

Back during the cotton shortage in the 1970's, I bought a pair of Levi's that were 30 percent polyester and the label said, "Made in Puerto Rico, USA." The 100 percent cotton Levi's still said, "Made in USA."

[@ZacVaper]

Weber BBQs are the same...."Assembled in the U.S. with globally sourced materials".

[@sccarguy8242]

Polestar is not OB… they cut workforce but are still around and operating…

[@jamesrogers5783]

a sheriffs deputy told me that nobody will even steal an electric car or pu--

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

HUH!!! WHY WOULD YOU LOSE SUBS ON MOTOR HISTORY??? THAT'S SOME OF THE BEST PART OF YOUR CONTENT!!! THE OLD STUFF WAS WHERE THE DREAM OF LIVING FREE WAS PIONEERED AND DEVELOPED!!! THAT IS WHAT MADE AMERICA GREAT!!! WHY WOULDN'T PEOPLE ENJOY MOTOR HISTORY???

[@EYE_SPIDER]

I thought you would appreciate this…. We are having issues here…. So with all these Electric vehicles being frozen, and dead on the East Coast… it’s making it hard to ship cars to Arizona because the towing companies are all slammed right now

[@erickieffer8440]

O.K. I immediately clicked on this one because of that t-shirt. I do not have an issue with battery powered cars, theoretically; but there are huge problems with them such as they are really just COAL powered cars amongst many other issues. I still believe, for example that if our electricity were provided by modern unmoderated/fast neutron nuclear plants, that battery powered cars would be the best option for most people; but that will never include me. Anyway, Tony, please don’t loose that rocking chair.

[@joemcgarry1106]

Tony claims he does not want his channel to be the one bashing electric cars, yet here we are.

[@stevemellin5806]

I drove a 61 Ford pickup with the gas tank behind the seat . Even smoked in it . Still safer than a electric car .I don't like sitting on a battery that could blow my nuts off.

[@josephszot5545]

Good scam, Uncle Tony doing a EV video about not wanting to do a EV video! Exceptional just like the US.

[@ripvanrevs]

You say scam I say genius!

[@E.T.GARAGE]

Whats funny is I just watched a video about how the batteries in electric cars will outlast the car if properly maintained. 🤔

[@jimdriscoll9404]

Ford’s CEO announced they are ending all EV production, joining Toyota, VW, GM and Honda that are announcing who have started the same move away from EV production. He cited reliability, safety and lack of consumer interest. He said he had to do it to save Ford. They are loosing over $30,000 each for their EVs.

[@AJ-hm5ck]

Same guys who complain about global materials buy lots of tools at Harbor Freight instead of Snap On

[@billhacks]

Where are snap on tools made? answer honestly.

[@timsullivan9642]

Been in the automotive business my entire life and I’ve seen that sticker more than I care to recall.

[@jayroberson2288]

The world needs you to bring the problems of EV's to the forefront Tony. Unless you can think of a better person, your the guy.

[@maxr4448]

Also... my partner worked at the Ft. Myers airport for a rental car company....Tesla's were the worst. He got tired of TIRED of driving Teslas to the dealership to get fixed in limp mode. They would die on the road driving to the dealer!

[@four-eight-zero5627]

Dealing with electrical issues on my old pickup right now. Voltage regulator shit the bed on the way home from work Friday night. A few other components got damaged. The system is simple, parts are plentiful, cheap, and non-proprietary.

[@joshhoman]

That just means that a certain number of the parts in that unit come from elsewhere, but the actual product is made here.

[@mikereiff4516]

I wouldn't look at it as beating up the handicapped kid. It is more like your neighbor who constantly says, "Watch this, hold my beer." Laugh at/with the ludicrous behavior. It's like saying I can't watch this because you know it will end bad. But you watch anyway.

[@RandyMenefee]

Still have my hot rods,but they're not my daily driver.

[@wizardking2631]

The best label I have seen on a carton containing a product says, “Designed and Engineered in the USA” 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@travispoppler8023]

You crack me up this morning! Thanks love the shirt. If people can't see the insanity in the EVs and the humor from you then they're just stiffs anyway.

[@leefalvey9670]

Just saw a video of a Tesla battery fire where 1 person got out but 2 other passengers burned to death. Seems like they should have a emergency release that doesn't need battery

[@egodeathplease]

I know what you mean about wanting to get free of a place. I almost killed myself last summer trying to leave alaska and getting rid of my death contract (mort-gage)

[@adamdion7574]

Polestar is Volvo. Pretty sure Volvo will honor warranties and such, at least I hope so

[@chrislafever4350]

We gotta get outta this place , if that's last thing we ever do

[@OldcarsNmusic]

Something to think about: Polestar was a subsidiary of Volvo. If anyone can make things work, Volvo can; if they're willing to walk away from EVs then what does that say about EVs?

[@tyrantwitness2482]

Of all the ways they have tried to bankrupt the middle class, the easiest has to be getting them to keep up with the Jones's! They did it to themselves buying EVs !

[@mikecrawford5331]

I didn’t think I would get older when I was young.Now I worry that the younger generation doesn’t realize how coveted world wide the MADE IN USA stamp meant it was the Benchmark standard of the globe.

[@someonethatwatchesyoutube2953]

😂 You’re ahhh, kind if being that guy UT. What I do worry about is our local manufacturing here in East Tennessee. Denso MFG is our largest employer and they’ve shifted heavily into EV supplies and moved their ICE parts lines to Mexico. Living though the economic disaster that was Pittsburgh in the 1980s makes me worry about things here.

[@WhiteTrashMotorsports]

You got to love this guy,in a no homo way of course

[@manitoba-op4jx]

that you even need to tack on the last part pisses me off. uncle tony rocks!

[@user-by2ti2up4j]

I love Tony in a homo way#

[@clembob8004]

Except for when he's working on a "tranny".

[@mexicanspec]

It is an inside joke from the lives.@@manitoba-op4jx

[@the-btc-tradingfloor2808]

💯

[@cboy132]

More heat and CO2 means better agriculture. I have gone full carnivore for health reasons and I wish they'ed plow in all corn and soy and graze bison.

[@neebob2]

Combining all your "not being that guy " episodes into 1 so you can move forward (or back ) to more motor related stuff . Brilliant !!!!!!!

[@guywerry6614]

What's really unfortunate for us Canadians, is that our Federal government, which has much more power than the Federal government in the USA is mandating that all vehicles sold in Canada after 2035(?) MUST be "zero emission". For many of us in remote areas this is just not doable, not without substantial improvements in EV range and charging infrastructure. I shudder to think of the BILLIONS of dollars that our Federal politicians are going to waste going down this rabbit hole ... Not selling my truck with the thousand km (620 mile) highway range any time soon!

[@jdoedoenet]

Face it Tony...you're 'that guy.' But that's why we love you.

[@MaxNafeHorsemanship]

Recently we had a cold snap here(that's -35 for us) and because of the high electrical use during that time, people were asked NOT to charge their electric cars. I laughed hard. I could still buy gas. That tells you how important EVs are around here. LOL.

[@GhettoWagon]

Made in USA with Chinese parts is allover now On everything EVs are allover the place now on the road. Why is OIL and GAS still so expensive?

[@Vickyvee97]

A few points on this video: 1) NEVER pay to be a beta tester for any new technology, 2) LONG LIVE THE V8!, 3) Yes that T-shirt is extremely toxic!

[@jimbo5728]

I think they (legally?) have to say "with global materials" because the implication of "made in the usa" is local sourced.

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

I don't know the ceilings are too high in there for just automotive or motorcycle

[@jamesbakner889]

What about External Combustion? Think about a steam engine, or better yet: a Stirling engine?

[@soupflood]

An EV's motor burning up violently could technically be Internal Combustion. Externally Combusting too though.

[@jeffgriffith7003]

I’m not opposed to EV‘s but I don’t have the money to buy one and I don’t have a place to charge it since I live in an apartment plus I have a bunch of spare parts for my internal combustion cars. Maybe someday when I’m an old man I’ll be forced to buy one, just not right now.

[@Bill_N_ATX]

I ordered mine…and there were less than a dozen left in my size. So obviously some of us like them.

[@paulmcauliffe8857]

Tony. I wouldn't feel bad or toxic. Simply wouldn't gloat...

[@luliluli1471]

I am having climaxing laughter here Uncle Tony 😊😅😂

[@pokebass1]

As a long time viewer, I much appreciate a switch back to the original ways of your channel. The only reason I've watched any of the EV videos is simply because I like your channel and understand what it takes for you to keep afloat.

[@davidbrown4180]

You will never lose me as a sub you have a ton of knowledge about mopars and many other types of vehicles 😊

[@jaye2865]

I'll take internal combustion over spontaneous combustion every time.

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

I think that is a parts cleaner I've seen that.. well I seen that sticker I think I got one like that on my air compressor

[@TurboRanger351]

Global materials just gives them an excuse to use for poor quality.

[@softenerguy]

Did anyone else notice how Uncle Tony intentionally sold the hell outta those t-shirts without looking like he was trying? Brilliant!

[@maxr4448]

We need to remove a lot of 'these' 'electronics' from all vehicles

[@toddbob55]

EV cars will be more reliable than any junk Chrysler / Mopar

[@caddydaddy6728]

You can bet if the shoe was on the other foot they would be chirping about it

[@davidfarrell1167]

UT cannot be outclassed! That shirt is fuqn awesome!

[@jaymac2184]

internal combustion... because I eat Taco Bell

[@anthropicandroid4494]

Literally nearly made me bust a stich, UT! (Surgery) We had Geoff buys cars and Auto Expert John Cadogan to fill in as "that guy" but that t shirt is just rowdy!

[@pete540Z]

Just ordered my shirt! Love it!!!

[@timothyschell6057]

I went to buy a new truck and the salesmen kept talking about all the technology it has. I told him all I want and care about is 4wd, power windows, and ac. All the other stuff is a waste to me. New automobiles are way too complicated.