Carside Questions - Episode 5 - Everyday to Exotic

[@testsubject6676]

I very much enjoyed learning about the tool-kit aspect. It reminds me of how with my own hobby (Lego) trying to find a specific mini-figure can be and often is more expensive than getting an entire new Lego set (not to mention more difficult to find). I do have a question. Have you ever come across a feature in a car that just made you say "what were these people thinking?"

[@Everyday2Exotic]

During filming, there's a lot of "Oh, what in the world is this thing for?!" (kinda like the mystery switch in the Mercedes) but what's fun is that there's always an answer - it might be a head scratcher of an answer but someone thought enough to actually do it! But next time we do Carside Questions I'll be sure to ask Alex and Amy this question :)

[@voidtraveler8426]

@@Everyday2Exotic There is always an answer, and Alex usually knows it. :) And the point about writing some guy in Italy for some random part, love it!

[@voidtraveler8426]

Another future carside question I would ask is about how a car's lineage plays into the Haugland's purchasing a certain car when there can be thousands of a car or just a very few of that car, or even a 1 of 1. And I love that lineage of a car plays into the collection score on some cars. This Packard has an interesting story: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYm9dayJrKyZl7M can't wait to hear more background on future Haugland car episodes.

[@ahaugland1]

Sorry everyone for the repost, but KZbin did something weird with the audio the first time around, hence the reset!

[@Everyday2Exotic]

Thanks, Alex!

[@thomaswelcomer8443]

First question I have? How do you store so many cars? One building? Build as you need? Care to share?

[@Everyday2Exotic]

Alex just replied to a question about this today! There are multiple garages around town that the cars are stored in. However, Alex and Amy do cycle through the cars on a regular basis, driving each car and making sure they all get some use.