Copart Walk Around + Carnage 6-20-19

[@StiffBrainz]

I think the Toyota Camry was damaged by the Chevy Silverados trailer hitch

[@timothyharrison8953]

Idiot on a forklift dropped the Chevy on the Camry!

[@fatboyarizonareed8277]

Yup said the same thing

[@mortonfamily8609]

21:03 You can see the tires skid forward from being pushed by the marks in the dirt. Someone backed that truck up with some force.

[@quinnwalker04]

Just got to the point with the lifter tap. Also had that problem with our jeep. They had to rebuild the whole engine. Thank god for the extended warranty!

[@christopherdelgado3983]

Infinity trunk buttons needs to be held for about 2 seconds to open

[@DefinitelyNotOptimusPrime]

Some of Mercedes cars has the same shifter column as a Tesla s or x.

[@brianmexa7451]

Get the Toyota

[@JackT1961]

Blame the forklift operator for the trunk damage on the XLE

[@UnWrecked]

Yes I did rebuild a Genesis and that core support is a fiber reinforced plastic. They hold strong when you plastic weld them because of the fiber strands in them. Thanks for the mention!

[@hirisk761]

The correct was to pronounce the Alfa Romeo is Julia. Seen commercial for it

[@ZGVlogs]

That Alfa Romeo is a Guilia (ju-li-a) and they are far from junk. One of the best and fastest family saloon cars on the market at the moment. Beautiful machines

[@hirisk761]

I second the ball hitch on the Chevy damaged it. Some hilljack wasn't paying attention

[@atrahasis3899]

Pulls into small, independent tire shop. "I'd like a new Ling-Long, please!"

[@gregcromer8406]

At least that Chicom brand uses a native-sounding name. Most try to pull one over on unsuspecting Americans with names that sound like a US company.

[@gregcromer8406]

@@B0xlife1 good example.

[@atrahasis3899]

@@gregcromer8406 They have several tires they market in North America that have "Anglo" sounding names. The unfortunately named "Ling-Long" (At least by English speaking standards) is just one of several lines they sell. Their US HQ is in Ohio, and you can easily Google their website to see the full line of tires they market here.

[@tombob671]

Ling Long is a product of Poontang Industries, Won Hung Lo, President

[@asiquinminoza870]

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[@DL-qq4nu]

hello Randy do you think maybe for your handicap/ impaired viewers you could enable the ability to set subtitles to "feelable" model. you see i am blind legally and i am also death. If you could enable Feelable mode which sends brail my way physically that would be very appreciated thanks!

[@makeshiftlake3519]

Somebody probably backed that Silverado into the Camry.

[@DaNiElLl430]

That ball hitch lines right up with the damage on the bumper. They smashed the hell out of it lmao.

[@garycook2355]

Alfa are one of the most expensive cars to repair in the world. they don,t make many of them and they are Italian. nuf said?

[@Ricamundo]

Randy, I can't believe you sat in that Cobalt. lol

[@rufusbailey1746]

No alfa has ever been reliable but that car is an AWD(Q4) 2.0 Turbo 4cyl. Gulia(Julia). Too Bad its not the Quadrafolio. Twin turbo 6.

[@mattiagnagno757]

Rufus Bailey *quadrifoglio in italian

[@singlsrvngfrnd]

My Cobalt has 221,000 and she's just puttin right along Edit: mine doesn't look like it's full of bodily fluids, and doesn't have rod knock lol

[@gustavomartinezbecker2236]

Hey Randy, you love cars and you really dont know about Alfa Romeo? Come onnnnn jaja

[@gilron9585]

could you please enable auto translate in video for CC captions ? thanks :)

[@donborg1408]

Hello Randy and BEAUTYFUL bride 2 b idea have bro Tim do follow up on all the cars you go thru and give final sale prices from auction it gives him content but no expenses to buy anything

[@Menudo-boy]

If you buy the camry i would pay you 700 over what you pay ...i want it

[@lifeofcoby]

$1100 for that Camry? I want it now.... the issues with it is not severe to me... I’d fix it myself at home without paying a dime at the shop 😄.... the Mercedes doesn’t look bad either I’d fix it myself too

[@augustbaby8254]

Wished I had some extra money right about now. Lol

[@chrisanderson9856]

Why would you let it run that long??? It should have been shut off immediately!! I believe for the $$$ the Toyota Camry is the best for the money!

[@Ridgeroader]

The white Lexus might be a good score. Love that interior

[@jgott1745]

That Camry, depending on mileage, should go for 8-10K easily without fixing any of the damage. They’re just good reliable cars.

[@itsonlytigga1627]

Its was 115k mileage

[@danztheman83]

Hey Randy, can you do an autoauctions.io on 1GCPTEE18J1138496?

[@justanoldman9762]

on the Toyota check the trunk lid hinges may find lid has been pushed forward buy it should be easy repair great proffit

[@carolbold822]

It's pronounced Ju-Lia and Q4 means AWD and their pretty good cars

[@daveedwards6727]

Harvey Bold Define ‘good’. They may be fun and have decent build quality but I’d define ‘good’ as reliable and they’re not reliable. No Italian car is, and most modern Europeans aren’t either lol.

[@dutchmaster7790]

@@daveedwards6727 Well, I must have bought the exception then ;) DAF 77, otherwise known as Volvo 440, 1.8i (that's a 1.8litre injection, no idea how many cc that is) and it just turned 25 this month! Registered Jan 1995, has a few cosmetic items, all my fault I'd admit, but otherwise a good reliable car. Not the prettiest, but it gets me from A to B and most importantly, back home again! And you're absolutely right on Italian cars, over-hyped, over-priced and over-rated rust buckets I won't touch with a barge-pole. But the likes of VAG (Audi et all), BMW, Mercedes and to a lesser extend Volvo are kinda popular in the US as they're by and large economical runners with affordable pricing and retaining their value better then some US brands. As for some of the other vehicles, I'd suggest picking them up for spare parts instead. You could easily charge 500+ bucks for a running motor+gearbox, even used. PS: predecessor of my DAF77/Volvo440 was the DAF66, which had a Variomatic gearbox. This had a pretty much infinite number of gear-ratios and could run backwards at the same speed as forwards! DAF sold their passenger car manufacturing to Volvo in the 80's (IIRC!) but still makes trucks, amongst other things.

[@MASAudio]

Haha I laughed when you opened the back door and all those parts were on the leather seats 😂

[@ericpinkney384]

Randy, I bet Mike could fix that trunk damage pretty cheaply on the Camry

[@danijelcar5184]

Nice Alfa Romeo Gulia here in Europe they are nice sports limo cars made in Italy same factory as FIAT

[@JasonTheCollectorGamerreseller]

Randy I would try and get those other acres of land with that house that 54k I would try and cut a deal if he can throw in some more land

[@timgruper1381]

Check the pickup right behind the Camry, I think you will see that someone backed that pickup a bit too far!!!

[@Sol-su2mi]

That Alfa is beautiful! I'd get that if you could and it snot too bad

[@3_bombs]

h u h ??? Snot too bad

[@lindanelson8400]

Buy the lexus. 150k, just getting broke in.

[@Rs5Tae]

I guess Tim just left huh ?

[@jonanderson4474]

I say the Toyota. Also the second place with the acreage. Might be able to a heap more with that property. The Toyota if you do get something from today's walk about.

[@chicostick2008]

That Infiniti Q50 is a easy fix!! Easy $12-13k even with rebuilt title! Then again that’s here in Miami

[@ethancedrik]

If you look at what is in front of that Camry’s trunk, it is the rear end of a pickup truck with a tow hitch sticking out literally level with the same impact spot on the Camry’s bumper, someone backed up that Chevy pickup truck behind it (or the Camry itself) right into it, and probably never even told Copart what happened

[@maxreiff7222]

That Range Rover evoque in front of the Mercedes

[@45AMT]

Black Camry trunk and bumper damage = classic forklift damage. Meaning most likely the way that scratch is the forklift ran into the back of the Chevy truck with it.

[@gregisdivorced]

That Jeep would be a great joint effort build with Mike. Jeeps have the coldest A/C of any car out there.

[@jimnielsen4076]

Wrangler Unlimited is currently #1 in retaining its value. The are very desirable to sell. Rubicon is their top trim level. #2 resale value is Tacoma's, #3 Tundra

[@gregisdivorced]

jim nielsen you’re so right on that Honda is up there also with retaining value also.

[@Broadshore]

Here the thing Randy, Toyota parts can be found on the cheap over the Bay of Evil man. If you do get the Camry. You are selling a car that has Toyota Reliability.

[@markhoffman5719]

Yeah the Cobalt runs... the question is how much longer?..

[@MeDicen_Rocha]

The Cobalt and the Cavalier will probably run poorly for longer than most cars will ever run.

[@workaholicintheworld696]

😂🤣😂🤣😂👍

[@krikkelol]

i think somebody drove the camry into the hitch from the truck behind

[@kinginfamousz]

4:35 Randy ( The Copart Whisperer) . 😂😂😂

[@vinniemadrox]

That Alfa Romeo is pronounced Julia. They are aaaweeeesssooommmeeeeee cars man

[@armentasintrumentclusterre661]

That Camry got damaged by the forklift drivers. It happens all the time

[@philipthomas6808]

I believe it; you know some of those guys are flunkies who need to be bitch slapped for that...

[@halfpac5]

Get the Camry and the civic from yesterday's video

[@thomasc4753]

I really hate someone damaged the Camry. It’s really got potential and it’s a nice reliable car.

[@seafoamgarage6523]

U probably won’t see this but the damage on the Toyota seems to be like it’s from the trailer hitch on the truck behind the Toyota

[@maxwellj7299]

That 2007 Lexus IS looks to be in pretty good condition aside from the hail damage! I rarely ever see clear headlights and fog lights on these cars! And the probability of lots of dealer service gets me amped. You should really keep an eye on it Randy!

[@dubcoco1]

Randy, we have 2 late model Jeep Wranglers (both under 50k miles) and they both have valve rattle when they are cold cranked.

[@sruk]

NO MESSING AROUND HERE ITS GETTING DONE

[@grahamedavis3331]

Love you showing the cars but please stop saying you might buy it we all know you don’t

[@JstDimqua]

Nice clouds in the sky in Okhlahoma.

[@kballard5415]

Those 3.6 have those lifter taps lol it's a 700 fix at dealership or just drive it the way it is lol

[@Brycereigle2000]

$700 to fix tapping lifters?! Change the oil and add some marvel mystery.

[@leowise841]

Guessing the truck behind the toyota rolled into it. The bumper damage lines up with the ball on the truck behind it

[@micahbush3877]

The Alfa Romeo car is a decent car the particular model brand new starts out around 38k and goes up from there depending on options. Keep up the great work Randy

[@rogerfleury9759]

Mike would knock it back to shape, no problem! Mike knows what he is doing and does a fantastic job on any car he attempts.

[@MRCRAZYPANDA]

A lot of cool cars in this walk around 👍

[@JoeSmith-rb9mq]

I cant beleave so many people watch these walk arounds anyone can do this .

[@jimnielsen4076]

You have to develop a new channel to get enough subscribers. It also takes practice to make good videos

[@thomaslibonati]

For the Alfa Romeo Giulia is pronounced Julia.

[@dragos2010full1]

is giulia not guilia just fyi

[@dennis_1488]

Love the vids, Randy! Hope you get a shop soon.

[@joeyduran2103]

An other great video you made. Keep up the great work. Oh at the beginning of your video I saw a Nissan Cube looks interesting and after there was red Pontiac Grand Am looked like maybe a rebuild if possible

[@thomasweatherford5125]

Hyundai, Honda, Toyota... you know your wheelhouse - cars that make $$$ when you flip them. Keep up the awesome videos!

[@F6HemiCharger]

Alfa Romeo. The model is pronounced “Julia”. It’s the same car as a Dodge Dart, infact the Dart is based off of the Giulia. The Dart is just shortened and narrowed.

[@F6HemiCharger]

MapOfEurasia For someone who is an expert you’re sorry? Lol I really don’t care about Italian cars. How can I trust mass produced Italian cars when the Specialty makes like Lamborghini and Ferrari have quality issues and are so quirky in their lay outs. It is a widely known fact that Fiat, Maserati, and Alpha are sales failures in the US. Regardless of whether they are good cars or not, few people really want them.

[@F6HemiCharger]

MapOfEurasia Yeah, you’re right, cars all have flaws, some more than others, Italian cars are definitely in that category, I’m not saying they’re the only ones like that, though.

[@loickl]

I hope you will buy something soon.. It is a lot of Copart walk-around 🙁

[@eugenesbackyardrepair4593]

I bet jeep had a frame or other cheap filter. They have cheap anti drain back valves so causes lifter rattle when first started

[@turbointegra82]

That Alfa is pronounced just like the female name Julia.

[@tomcat630]

The Cobalt need to be "put down" out of its misery.

[@dafirnz]

The Alfa is an Italian car built with FCA parts. I think it's pronounced 'Julia'.

[@timwhite8878]

Hi you fix that Toyota Camry. That car look very nice.

[@CarringtonHollister]

Love these Copart videos 😍😍

[@Droopy578]

I believe the Hyundai coupe would NOT be a good deal unless it’s a keeper. The Camry is the better one. Swap in a used black trunk, rear bumper and hood, detail, then sell it

[@colmfarrel4742]

Exactly I don't realise why he made such a big deal out of the trunk and bumper.

[@colmfarrel4742]

The Lexus would have been the best deal.

[@bettybalfour1985]

My 1992 volvo battery is still working!!!!

[@rich_edwards79]

Because Volvo.

[@deanspanos8210]

I'll give it to whoever's owned this car. They uh...well they....

[@seanoliver4531]

Alfa Romeo are really nice but over here in the uk there an electrical night mare and some day it work well some day it won’t lol 😆 closest thing to a Ferrari tho for a good price 👍

[@Kastaraka]

Alfas are friggin' awesome to drive, worked on Alfa dealer for a bit so had chance to drive quite a few models.. just tends to have issues.

[@colmfarrel4742]

Correct assessment I'm shocked he's never heard of them.

[@sahersesostris8332]

Jani Venho what kinda of issues?

[@Casey.seeK.]

Did you get the Ford Flex? Was looking forward to it..

[@mikelespinoza6706]

please show Pontiac too Please any kind

[@dantebrytant5285]

Its was too good to true cobalt that many miles an have a smooth running engine

[@kellyspeppers]

You need a big plastic trash bag to put over that seat, I wouldn't set in that mess.

[@3_bombs]

Kellys Peppers same that is actually horribly disgusting

[@lehto56]

I’m liking that Genesis Coupé 👌🏻

[@willbaker4138]

When are you going to do a blooper reel

[@nascarnapa]

The knock on the Colbart sounded like a exhaust knock, need a exhaust gasket.

[@jimnielsen4076]

Had metal fillings in the oil!

[@dirtroadryder7185]

Alfa Romeo be expensive to fix i bet they expensive period lol

[@SuperApplefan1]

keep up the good work sir!

[@zachpel1923]

Jeep Wrangler all the way

[@ericgonzalez3897]

Rubicon is worthy

[@BentleyCC]

Funny how a 150K mile Lexus made by Toyota (RELIABLE AND DURABLE BRAND) is concerning yet a 250k mile cheap junk GM car wasnt concering at all. Alfa Romeo Guilia (pronounced Julia) has the same engine as the Maserati because theyre both owned by Fiat Chrysler Automobile. The Q4 badging stands for Quadrifoglio meaning AWD for Alfa Romeo. They come with a 2.0L turbo and a 2.9L V6 twin turbo. Both Fiat ana Alfa Romeo returned back to the US after Fiat buying out Chrysler Group LLC and renaming it to Fiat Chrysler Automobiles of USA LLC (FCA USA LLC). Alot of the Jeeps, Dodges, and RAMs have Fiat engine causing the brands its name durability and reliability, especially for Jeep.

[@jamesjdecarlo9842]

Hi Randy - That Alfa Romeo Guilia (Julia) starts at about 40K for the base model and can go as high as 75K loaded. FCA makes them in Italy and they were introduced in the USA (in 2017, I believe) with a great TV commercial that is basically a love letter to a women named Julia. They are marketing it as an upscale luxury performance car. Edmunds gives it an overall 6.9 rating out of 10.

[@lefterischristoforou4837]

Alfa romeo Giulia is the Italian version of the feminine given name Julia. Alfa Romeo has competed successfully in Grand Prix motor racing, Formula One, sportscar racing, touring car racing, and rallies. It has competed both as a constructor and an engine supplier, via works entries (usually under the name Alfa Corse or Autodelta), and private entries. The first racing car was made in 1913, three years after the foundation of the company, and Alfa Romeo won the inaugural world championship for Grand Prix cars in 1925. The race victories gave a sporty image to the marque, and Enzo Ferrari founded the Scuderia Ferrari racing team in 1929 as an Alfa Romeo racing team, before becoming independent in 1939. It has had the most wins of any marque in the world Alfa romeo is just pure passion for cars...!!!AND they are addressed to those they know, for the rest ... German check engine !!!

[@mattiagnagno757]

Please buy something!!!!!! The Lexus for example but buy something new for the channel!!!😂😂 Please!!!😂 PS: I’m Italian and that Alfa Romeo I think it’s reliable and it’s also a very good and luxurious car( and search the pronounce on Google because what you said was ridiculous lol) 👍👍😂

[@theamgcriminal9248]

Stay away from the Genesis Coupe... they’re crappy built cars that try to pass off as quality products. Paper thin paint and shit interior. Especially 2010-12. Not even fast either. Hyundais aren’t really worth rebuilding. Source? Owner of a ‘15 3.8 that’s falling apart at near 42K miles.

[@EvenRookiesCanWrench]

My 2013 Impala was just totaled by my insurance. Going to Copart in Ontario/Rancho Cucamonga. Whoever buys it will get a great car

[@larsnovas]

On the Alfa Romeo -- It is pronounced "G-oo-lee-a". The Giulia has an incredible sound under heavy throttle, makes great power, handles superbly, and offers wonderful driver and passenger comfort. However, it is plagued with multiple small, irritating reliability issues. If it's not your only car, you might not care about the issues.

[@brucehensley3191]

Cobalt is done!

[@crypt0curr3ncynewsguy76]

The Alfa GIULIA QUADRIFOGLIO is a seriously quick car, about 70k Uk pounds. If you have not driven one I urge you to take a test drive at a dealer as they can be had in the USA

[@brandonjohnson3566]

Alfa's are very popular here in California. Salvage title ones still sell for 70% of the retail price if fixed properly. Maserati is the car you want to avoid at all cost. They are beautiful cars but they are junk, after 50 to 75k miles they go down hill fast.