California Car People Are Silly

[@AlexMartini.]

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[@rhdbmw9361]

He is our dark knight. Our silent discreet hero. He allows us to have fun for another 2 years till we meet again. Thank you Smog Dog 🤑🙏🙏🙏🚗💨

[@bennybarri2524]

Nobody mentioned the benefits of weather. Have never used snow tires or chains.

[@rhdbmw9361]

@@bennybarri2524 I mean you CAN if you wanted to. We can be down at the beach and head to a local mountain for some snow in the same day. That's why it's so expensive out here lol

[@A_Guy123]

“Live with my parents, can’t afford to move out” was the most valid one lol

[@KentHackett]

I’ve used the “smog dog” services before he lets my FBO car pass 😏

[@joeleonard9965]

I literally laughed after registering my E30 in Ohio. They walked out, looked at the Vin through the windshield, then walked back in.... That was literally the entire process.

[@Thatblue35]

When I registered my rsx in Florida they didn’t even bother to look if there was a car outside.

[@dylanstrickland2379]

In Tn they could care less as long as you pay

[@BrownGravy23]

Texas is the same. Pulled up in my S2K. Guy told me nice car. Signed the papers. Took my money. And off I went

[@Mango_Pnch]

In Oklahoma you just pay and done

[@A_Guy123]

Ohio here, amazed they even went to look at the car tbh

[@hipster_tacos]

As a CA native and car enthusiast. I wouldn't really want to move. There's so many great twisty roads, the beach, and the weather is always ideal for spirited driving. You just have to roll the dice on avoiding the laws 😬

[@jaredevers6459]

I’ll take occasional bad weather over worrying wether the cops are gonna pull me over or not everyday

[@badrott8028]

@@jaredevers6459 I’d take 6 foot of snow daily over California any day

[@maverickphantom005]

Roll the dice we do!!! Daily

[@paradigmnine]

@@badrott8028 everyone says that until you see rust everywhere lol

[@furleyforever]

California is all about the climate and location. It's that sweet spot on the west coast, especially SoCal. We might have an earthquake every so often but for the most part we don't have to buckle down for crazy weather and then pick up the pieces afterwards like other places do. This is one of the reason it's so expensive to live out here but people will pay for it. Seeing supercars/hypercars just about everyday on the freeways here proves that.

[@philspaghet]

As a Californian, I think the mass appeal is the weather, roads, and scene. California easily has the most diverse car scene in the US. BUT the laws and regulations make it way more difficult to live here. Basically every car guy in California is breaking some law of some kind. But there is some fun in avoiding the cops because the reward is being able to enjoy the greatest driving roads and greatest weather the US has to offer. That said... I'm moving out of this hellhole lol.

[@flyingphoenix113]

I've had the chance to experience car culture in a variety of states, and California is by far the weirdest. You have an incredibly passionate car community, an abundance of race tracks, incredible twisty roads, phenomenal weather, and truly mind-blowing cars. A lot of people (as this video showed) are willing to do whatever it takes to get around California's absurd legal nonsense. That said, states like Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida are the future of the car hobby in the US, particularly modded cars. You can always visit California, but living in hell is not advisable.

[@AlexMartini.]

I love this. Thanks for dropping a comment!

[@GnoixGenp]

The rules are absolutely absurd, I agree. However, videos like this and others just blow it out of proportion of how bad it is. It's not a life changing problem like many of you like to believe, it's a once every 2 years problem and some counties don't even have the problem Besides, many other states have emissions checks, not just California so why do all these car guys always get worked up on California And out of the states you named, only Texas or Florida would even be viable as a moving destination and that's only because of costs...especially if you want to compare car communities lmaoooo

[@joshuaho3150]

CA is only weird by the standards of the US. Go to any other country and CA is remarkably lax. The UK/French MOT, German/Swiss/etc TUV, Japanese Shaken, and all other flavors of vehicle inspection are far, far more stringent. Even within the US CA is very lax compared to other states on many things. No enforcement or testing of headlight aim unless a police officer pulls you over for it. Exhaust noise tickets are "fix-it" tickets that are back to being trivial annoyances. Absolutely zero road safety inspection for rust, brakes, or anything like that unlike just about every salt state. The only thing that is remotely enforced is emissions and if you can't be bothered to care about that for your neighbors and people behind you in traffic you are part of the problem.

[@deadlybladesmith3093]

Don't forget Arkansas!! We have some fun roads and extremely lax car laws. We don't even have emission tests 🤫

[@zheiress9367]

When Florida scrapped all the R34 GTRs, they got the blacklist stamp of disapproval from me.

[@art_bun]

"can't afford to move out" - yup basically but also, moving away from home is hard. growing up in socal, it's hard to leave your family, friends, favorite taqueria, etc. so as much as I adore my car (E46 M3), I'm willing to make that sacrifice to still experience my car with the people I know and love

[@imreeflexx1878]

Exactly i want to move to Oregon with my girl but have so many sentimental memories here in Socal from family to jobs and friends

[@therestingmitchface6241]

@@imreeflexx1878I live in Oregon, it sucks lmao. Rains like 9 months out of the year

[@johniboi1789]

@@imreeflexx1878 I was born in socal, I live in Oregon I hate it. I can’t wait until later this year when I move back, more expensive yes, but long as I put my mind to it, it’s worth the risk 🙏🏾 going back home with family, Oregon is cool to visit, definitely wouldn’t recommend living here

[@imreeflexx1878]

@@johniboi1789 yeah see thats the plan move there lower my standards of living for a couple months/years then move back to buy a house

[@johniboi1789]

@@imreeflexx1878 Oregon is really good for making a good buck to be able to save 🙏🏾 best of luck pa

[@kc510]

Best parta as a car enthusiast: the weather and lack of opportunity for your car to turn into a pile of iron oxide.

[@seanholmes8290]

In the rust belt you don't drive your vintage car in winter, and you wash your new car twice a week, don't park on the street in winter, and inspect and clean every year if you want it to last.

[@kc510]

@@seanholmes8290 exactly. It’s a depressing existence for us.

[@badrott8028]

Don’t worry, the salty wind and spray from the beach helps rust shit out too

[@Nev1812]

​@@badrott8028 😅if only I lived near a beach

[@pduh42]

@@badrott8028 That's why you don't keep your car close to the beach for a long time... like we can drive our cars all year long.. can you ? ;)

[@AlphaJDM]

California: "it's illegal to mod your car" Californians: "that's nice but no"

[@ezbg]

As someone who’s from IL lived in cali moved back to IL, and is now miserable, it’s simple, great weather, twisty roads, mountains, ocean, always something to do.

[@HarZoiD]

California car culture is very strong and goes way back. Many major car trends like hot rodding and lowriding started here in California. That's why the laws are so strict here--as a means to combat it. Over the years, law makers and enforcers felt the need to "fight fire with fire" resulting in the overly strict laws we deal with now.

[@Dank_Matmo]

Dude just showed up to make everyone push. Respect

[@short9201]

As a Wisconsinite I’m required to hold someone’s beer if they ask me no matter what

[@AlexMartini.]

It's like a habit at this point

[@steadyboost7]

One thing I don't think he ever dove into was why we have smog laws here in the first place. So many Gen X and older Millennials have respiratory issues because of how bad the air was here. Most of the greater Los Angeles area sits in a basin. Even in the 90s, you couldn't see the mountains even though they're less than 30 miles away from most places down here because of how much smog was just hanging out in the air here. So while they seem dumb to a lot of people, it really was for health reasons. And everything got hit; passenger cars, big rigs, boats, planes, everything. If you look at photos of the downtown LA skyline today compared to the 1990s, you'll see a massive difference because of these laws. That being said, people here are always going to find ways around them. I personally don't care about people having a high flow exhaust system. But we have too many people running around with no emissions equipment at all making it harder for everyone else. Forgot to add that California has more vehicles registered with the DMV than like 10 combined states have people living in them. Like it or not, California sets the standard. And everyone likes breathing fresh air.

[@valkyriensx9553]

Good job Alex. You always amaze me on how much content you can produce at once.

[@kchardisty]

thanks for interviewing me! (i was 5 drinks deep during that interview haha)

[@turtleonmeth1560]

Ran into the GOAT Jimmy Oakes, and immediately you were right there as well! Cool to see u in LB! 🫶🏽

[@AlexMartini.]

Jimmy is such a good dude. So glad you were able to say hi! Thanks for watching as well, it means a lot

[@NootGR86]

We are very silly indeed. The main reason I stay here is because we have literally hundreds, if not thousands of miles of amazing mountain roads. As a Northern Californian, the Touge/Canyon scene is very popular up here (and also in Southern California) which is all about lightness and handling over straight line speed. Basically all the fastest drivers I know have stock engine miatas, brz/86's or E36's and they would gap basically anyone (including me) on a twisty road. Here's an example of a local driver in his 170whp E36 323iS doing absolutely ridiculous speeds: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3nRo316dthqa7s I totally understand all the issues with California and have no problem with people not wanting to live here, so it just depends on what type of driving you like and how much you like modifying your engine. I also respect all my friends who do drive very illegal cars that are dope as hell, but it's just not for me, cause I prefer seat time, twisty roads, and race tracks over having a fast car that can go in a straight line that also breaks all the time

[@Icecoldyoungster]

Totally agree. I’d like to modify my engine but living in california is what makes me hesitant on that. For now just working on upgrading suspension components lol

[@thegirthquake8574]

Alex owes us 15 pushups. The first mustangs to have IRS are the SN95 cobras.

[@kipp4805]

The weather and twisty roads are worth it tbh. Plus the used car market is god tier. Most cars are rust free and there’s a ton of everything like American, euro, Japanese, etc. The community is massive as well. 34 million people means a lot of enthusiasts in your local area. You’re easily going to find people with similar interests or niches in your area. There’s always something going on and new people you’ve never met. Plus there’s a decent amount of racetracks near the metropolitan areas. Overall, great state to be a car enthusiast with bad legislation on cars. Luckily, being too broke to modify the power train on my NA Miata means I still pass smog no issues and get to enjoy the twisty canyon roads.

[@augustwhite7390]

Alex i got to meet you out there on friday for FD. I had a great time and you made my day.

[@TONI5-25]

It was nice meeting you at FD wish we could've talked more, but I know you were out working to produce all this content. keep it up💪

[@joeljeffrey9139]

Johnny Knoxville interviewing car people? I'm all for it.

[@Epicc928]

Wrong about the mustang. First year of IRS was the 2004 cobra.

[@bbuny10]

I'm from MN, the Car Rust capitol of the US lmfao. I got to go to Cali for Brave New Voices during a heat wave in MN, and it was AMAZING weather in Cali (Oakland and San Fran). Nothing like being in a state where none of the cars have any rust haha. We might not have to pass smog tests up here but you gotta pass that -30 F Winter test haha. Great video

[@LuckyStar4648]

I live in Cali and I don’t like these laws against cars and customizations. These laws make me bummed out and I have to abide them. But I don’t consider these as justice but rather as injustice.

[@LuckyStar4648]

@@TonyCrispruby I don’t have the funding to do dat sadly. I’m in college at the moment.

[@LuckyStar4648]

@@TonyCrispruby Well I’m majoring in mechanics. I wanna be a mechanic like my brother.

[@pizzathehut2264]

I’m shock the tC is getting so much hate 😅😅. I thought the Prius would get shade for being modded.

[@38tech]

On the real, it's simple. The weather is generally perfect all the time, the roads in the mountains are gorgeous. There are lots of tracks. The Pacific coast highway, angles crest, ect. Oh and NO RUST!!!

[@jakehocker5592]

Sunshine tax

[@ExtraSync]

That’s Florida lol

[@RiverBeNile]

California has more days of sunshine than Florida, and we have no mosquitoes or hurricanes.

[@mcwrekx1998]

Existence tax more like...

[@suewang9210]

Socialist tax

[@169abr]

@@RiverBeNile I’ll take my mosquitoes and hurricanes to be away from some of the most ridiculous laws in the US and Gavin Newsome.

[@DaykiOneProduction]

As a french car enthousiat, car laws are like worst than California in France so this seems pretty normal to me😅. But you have to deal with it I guess... Great vid btw !

[@teejyy]

Same with Australia

[@nw.montanez6448]

This was gold. You need to do more of these.

[@BananaWagon]

Scion launched with the xB and xA. The XC is a Volvo.

[@HANZmoto152]

moved here from wisconsin. good weather, insane canyon roads and no rusty cars. worth it

[@quanttumflare7659]

Fun fact back in 1999 the cobra series of mustang came with independent rear suspension. I know he said comes standard but still a cool fact

[@fluffy2004wrb]

As a California native, I second ". . . or something." Idaho only checked the VIN through the windshield. Washington state literally didn't even need to look at the car; I walked to the office for my rego. They just smiled, and handed me my plates on the spot. I miss the Oakland hills twisties, though. What's up, Pinehurst?

[@Koishishibaman]

It must be the canyon roads in socal. Here in norcal we have a few also. The best is highway 36 from Red bluff, to fortuna. Only 140 miles long. About 1900 corners. A favorite for motorcycles, sports cars.

[@rhdbmw9361]

The weather is why! It's always sunny. We don't deal with snow or tornados. Laws are retarded but we always "know a guy" 😂😂😂😂

[@AlexMartini.]

That was the one common with EVERY interview I did "I know a guy..."

[@rhdbmw9361]

@@AlexMartini. loved how one knew "a Mexican guy" 😂😂😂 we're giving away too much info out here!

[@spreaddeezhazelnutz7511]

​@@rhdbmw9361 True. I know a guy here too. He must be protected at all costs. 😂

[@gregmiller3132]

This was a fantastic watch. California people are something else for sure. Everyone knows a smog guy! (prices for one are all over the spectrum though...)

[@nooneyouknow13]

There are quite a few counties in California where smog is only required on selling a vehicle. We also don't really have inspections here, so you can do pretty much anything you want to a car, legal or not and the chance of actually getting nailed for it are incredibly slim. They only thing you're ever likely to get stopped for are lights and exhaust noise.

[@IAnolastname]

at which point the cops will cite everything they can think of and have your car ripped apart because it's an early-2000s JDM that isn't a pile of burnt clear-coat and rust

[@christianyork9294]

Born and raised in Long Beach but have lived in other states. Yeah California has shitty car laws but nothing can come close to California’s weather, diversity, ethnic culture, food, entertainment and etc. that’s why I believe people stay here. California is literally just “pay to play” and anyone that can’t afford it moves. There’s a reason why California alone has the 4th highest gdp worldwide and has 5 of the top ten happiest cities in the US.

[@kllntime101]

This is the thing most people don't understand. You live here for everything else.

[@swift4527]

Exactlyy

[@IAnolastname]

"It's a good thing that there's all these asnine laws the rich get to flaunt"

[@gottagofest1610]

As a Californian I am a silly goose.

[@nolahahnshouse3389]

Keep up the great work Alex!

[@AlexMartini.]

Thanks homie, that means a lot!!

[@creepyypaper1438]

Really enjoying this format of video, and the comedy.

[@haloreachstats99]

I'm from California, and I had a Nissan 350z. I can agree that it's either the car community Capital or up there at least. While the laws suck. There are just miles and miles of smoothly paved mountain roads. You have multiple race tracks, and so many people own cars there that its not hard whatsoever to find a fun car on the market because they are everywhere. There was almost never a day where someone else would ask me about my car. Almost every night there was a car meet somewhere and every weekend there was a cars and coffee. Some of my best memories are driving up mountain roads 15 mins from where I lived and driving to get boba some random nights just to end up in a car meet with a full lot lol.

[@postalpancho]

As a former Scion TC owner I agree. I loved my TC for what it was, a manual sporty economy car. The aftermarket is not very good but it drives halfway decent for what it is and how inexpensive it costs. I did a few autocross events and I did very well with it but it is not worth modifying. Maybe some lowering springs, wheels and tires and that’s it. Not worth throwing too much money at something that will never be fast no matter what you do.

[@siggi9925]

The most entertaining video I saw in a while. Instant subscribe. Please keep it up

[@JustinStrife]

Been doing the car thing for 20 years here in San Diego. It's not easy. And you definitely live under the radar.

[@Justjaspy]

I moved back to my small town in CA a few weeks ago and was hit with 4 fix it tickets within 2 days lol! It was a nice welcoming.

[@freedmansjournal]

I got smogged legally in CA, it required a lot of fine tuning on a 5.0 mustang. They are over 25 years old now so it doesn't matter but man it was hard back in the day.

[@Jcksnbrdl]

Small town in NorCal, only guy that hot smogs charges $700

[@seph95]

8:53 The real answer to that question is 2000 when the SVT Cobra R was released. First IRS consumer mustang.

[@Trussme96]

The weather, tracks and roads alone make it worth a try as a car enthusiast. Otherwise journalists, shops and events wouldn't still be flocking over there.

[@JBIsrael]

Ha I’ve never watched a drift event before but watched a ton of the Long Beach event over the weekend. It was really fun and I learned a lot about how drift racing works.

[@negnarddingus2613]

How to pass smog without a working cat sensor: clear the obdii of any codes. Drive the car roughly 20 min until all sensors turn on and register. The cat sensor is usually the last to turn on. Smog the car with all the sensors giving feed back except the cat sensor. Usually you are able to pass smog because all readings are in compliance and the engine light isn’t on even though the cat sensor hasn’t given any errors since it registered last

[@seanholmes8290]

So happy that in Illinois any car older than 95 is exempt. My D21 is starting to get pretty sweet.

[@RVCAskater93]

As a San Diego resident, it’s honestly just the beach and skateboarding

[@61936]

Cali should be doing stuff against old dudes on Harley’s because why is a Harley louder then a cammed ctsv I heard other day

[@Battousai_1]

Bummed I missed ya at FD was glad to hear they let ya talk during the event I recognized your voice instantly lol

[@bacontube-9640]

Texas>>>>> they are all about power none of these show cars 💀

[@169abr]

Texas is the capital of cars that are actually cool, stance shit stays in Cali. Florida is very close second now, but the Texas cars are a different league.

[@sneakwastaken]

If you're still out there, go to Busy Bee in San Pedro on 24th and Walker. Not far from LB and very worth it.

[@joshuaburklund4206]

Mustangs had independent suspension it's they had an "experiment" on either a rousch or cobra way back when. In the early 2000

[@knotgabrieL]

Bro with the blue datsun got a good car personality. He loves his car and he jus repping it and doing pushups on that jawn

[@knotgabrieL]

Also Alex, imma need that nissan gloria mod/parts list. I need help😤

[@jpnkyari]

These videos are great! Keep it going!

[@AlexMartini.]

Thank you so much man!

[@WerkstattCollective]

All the Audis were part of SoCalQuattro, lol definitely not stock cars 😂 Definitely near LA it’s harder to be a car enthusiast. Down south a bit in SD, it’s not as spooky id say. People don’t do dumb stuff as much down here so it’s definitely not as stressful.

[@grahamchapman20-03]

I would say either Texas or Florida for the best car scene, the west coast is too expensive for me to justify

[@hoxtongood]

Damn Alex, you sense of humor is impeccable, keep it going man. It’s always hella entertaining watching you.

[@Buddster218]

the 2003 scion question was xb/xa there is no such thing as the scion xc. also 1st gen xb is underrated.

[@Koishishibaman]

I am not really a part of that modded car scene. I do some shows for fun with my 19 mustang bullitt. Looks mostly stock.. Has forge star 5 spoke wheels. Kind of old school look. Slightly lower with ford racing magnaride suspension. Springs, sways, and a flash for the computer. Handles the curves. Replaced the front resonator with a H pipe. The factory active exhaust in sport, or track is very loud. I may do some under car bracing someday. Love seeing all the modded cars, beautiful paint, all the work people put into their cars. Live here in CA. Regs suck for car people. Have plenty of car smog stories.🤬

[@slickest123452]

one thing is, Norcal seems to be even chiller than socal as far as having any problems with cops. I personally just focus on suspension/handling and carb legal engine mods, or things that are basically impossible to spot without deep knowledge. if the smog tech doesn’t notice it during a visual, a cop surely won’t if they pop your hood. i’ve been pulled over like 10 times up here in my life, and every time was for speeding no more than 30 over, never had my hood popped, and gotten off with warnings like 7 times.

[@RW_volky]

great video but there is some weird kind of motion blur thing on he left side just like the lens was deffective , i hope you fix that soon and i hope you have a good day

[@AlexMartini.]

I dropped it :D

[@bogeyt15games55]

As a car enthusiast from cali I’ll chime in. I’ve got a 2016 mustang gt manual. Here’s my opinion on the emissions laws. The roads we have here make them kind of irrelevant in terms of actual time. The canyons and mountains we have here can rival the roads of Japan having 300HP stock if plenty fast it’s the suspension and cooling that give out.

[@JoeNotExotic003]

ALEX! 4:05 thankfully where i live i dont reeeaally see any of them "modified" but online its a different story, that being said the perfect answer to your question is THE PT CRUISER

[@crazyloco8844]

I loved it😂!!! OMG! So funny! What a horrible place for Car Enthusiasts!!! This video is was what I needed tho!😂😅

[@Lord_Pilaf]

Most things about California are great except for the laws. The laws suck ass.

[@swift4527]

Exactly

[@okexotics]

Car capital is ether Texas or Florida

[@Jayynoz.]

can we get more of this, my recommended showed me this and this was refreshing

[@pachecodc5]

Southern California is an amazing place to live! Amazing weather, diversity in food, an abundance of canyons and windy roads, the best place for car culture! It’s expensive but we love it!

[@omarhuerta260]

I had to pay $800 to pass mine

[@FancyBrent]

Hi Alex, I have listed all the things that are illegal in my Country AKA Belgium. Good luck reading because it's a whole Bible. - install air suspension with airride apply - tints and films to the front, side windows and windshield (except sun shade band) - apply sun shade to the front, side windows - remove the handle of the trunk used as a passenger door - remove the closing mechanism of the doors - change the structure of the bonnet - change the distance between the engine and the bonnet - replace the bonnet hinges - apply spoilers in materials with a low absorption degree (aluminium, carbon, wood, ...) - remove airbags - install a NOS bottle with nitrous oxide to give the engine more power - place a start button - adjust the braking system or replace brake calipers - enlarge the track with a track widener - adjust or install stabilizer bars - install a different type of suspension - change the diameter of the outlet of the original muffler - install a gearbox with different gear ratios - engine tuning in general This information comes from the official site of the government. 🤝 And nobody follows these rules...

[@scoota7569]

If it works like it does here in Spain. All of that is illegal UNLESS you pay the government all those pesky homologation fees.

[@cyphre]

Once you live in California, you're stuck in California. Also, most car culture because its got the most roads. You can kinda get away with 'mods' so long as you live outside the city. Like Fresno or something.

[@tkj4497]

I mean TC stands for trash can 🤣(only jokes) but I ain’t gonna lie you do it right and keep it simple they’re clean doesn’t have to be built for speed if that’s not your preference🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mike6207]

I recently got a Scion tc daily until I save up for a Camaro ss. I had fg2, frs, Miata, and fiat abarth “stg2”. The tC is okay quick enough through traffic but it’s not made to be fast 😅

[@Grayson950815]

I think it’s mainly first Gen Tc’s. The second Gen looks better and don’t see too many rice mods on them yet at least

[@sokthearrith]

The monster scratch is the by far the most cringe, it’s not even controversial 😂

[@hk20000]

Come to Vancouver BC it's like Hollywood North (literally that's what hollywood people like to call it, coz they film here all the time), but the cars are plenty nuts, and there is no smog (any more).

[@nelson.2415]

Bro this vid was so random, i loved it

[@kalmtraveler]

much as I'm jealous of SoCal weather... there are so many other places to live that don't have such restrictive laws and overzealous cops. Some counties in some states don't even have emissions requirements at all, so you can go ham with a custom build without having to worry about meeting CARB approved status.

[@midnightsons4859]

Man that 240z kid was super weird 😅, I like that attitude

[@LujinCustom]

Scion lovers are fueled by the haters! BTW, Alex your both wrong. xC isn’t a thing. Scion xA and xB were the first two models, in 2004. The tC was introduced a year later. Californians are car people in spite of regulations. The question could be posed similarly to the jdm culture in Japan!

[@ShamrockUnbroken]

As someone who just got their first car in california, pain

[@adamgallahan6747]

@7:31 i have a 1981 datsun 200sx s110 series.

[@schoolForAnts]

Yeah man all you gotta do is high five the smog inspector with a $100 bill and you’re good.

[@ZL279_]

Because regular people scare me may be the most funny and relatable thing you have EVER said 😂

[@bunyaminkartal3041]

I don't know what this video wanted to tell me (before watching it) and I'm still trying to figure it out (after watching it).

[@weeed4625]

Same 🤣

[@AlexMartini.]

Perfect

[@coreyjohnson993]

"under the radar / try not to get caught" - Damn... ... My boy pulls out the nugs... Oh, yall doing the most out there in CA!

[@angelmendez7793]

Are you gonna be at FD NJ this year, it was a cool surprise seeing you announce at Long Beach

[@andresandraderamirez1039]

I paid $400 for a hot smog here in Cen Cal

[@khalifas4785]

First 8 seconds seemed straight out of the Chuck Testa Taxidermy video lmao

[@saydenxiong2961]

Bro spawned on top of his car

[@AlexMartini.]

Skyrim NPC's be wild.

[@psykology9299]

Its wild seeing how many people are out there tuning m3's, theyre either clapped out running on 2 cylinders or you have a new one theres no in-between 😂

[@61936]

What did a 300zx do if it was a z31 fair from what I’ve heard they’re 240s that are harder to find stuff for and sit on Jack stands permanently

[@tijankrubally4901]

i love alex, great content, funny, asked the best questions

[@downthestret]

independent rear suspension was introduced back in 2003 with the terminator cobra

[@AlexMartini.]

Standard model for Mustang was 2015 though.

[@169abr]

Technically, the 99 Cobra was the first Mustang with IRS.