Customer States (Dangerous Death Traps On The Road) | Just Rolled In

[@JustRolledIn]

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[@brantmcfarland517]

Another good video. Thanks for sharing my frend

[@Torsee]

Great video! That Cadillac at the end! Wow! Sweet

[@S.1-1-1-1-1]

What s hole doesn't have mandatory yearly vehicle inspections in the entire country?

[@pantarkan7]

*renews request for a zip code with the clips of some of these machines*. The idea that they are on the road near me is terrifying.

[@K10wNs-Shed]

The Caddy at the end ! OMG!! That paint is beautiful! Hat's off to who ever painted that. Perfection!

[@JTV84]

i came here to say the same thing.

[@fwiffo]

Gotta love that short spaceship era for cars. That thing is ready to go to the moon.

[@MeppyMan]

I’m not even into the old American cars. But that was gorgeous all round. Wow.

[@DJdoppIer]

What an absolute beaut'!!!

[@mikep490]

Yep... and a post from 4 days ago says it's for sale. Apparently 4 were built by Eureka Coach Builders, this one for GM execs and it rides on an air suspension. (Perhaps the same suspension as some 58 Chevys came with?)

[@TheBrokenMountainBiker]

"Sir...your car is an utter death trap and will likely kill you and everyone around you" ..... customer declined repairs and drove away! Lol

[@jimkanellakos4699]

Yup! Air leaks and all that rust!

[@MattKeller]

Can't pay for repairs with money you don't have 🤷

[@JeffDeWitt]

I think the only way to fix that thing is the classic radiator cap fix. Step 1. Remove the old radiator cap and replace it with a new one. Step 2. Remove the radiator cap and slide a new car under it. That car COULD be fixed, but it would be really expensive.

[@robertmoffett3486]

Sometimes they don't have the money. Others are junked

[@kaspervestergaard2383]

@@MattKeller Then don't drive.

[@MarylandFarmer.]

$6500 plus $500 for that "fix" is just straight up theft

[@jimkanellakos4699]

If cx just bought it, they should have demanded the dealer take the car back and get a full refund. I bet that shady dealer has a no return policy. Drive it off the lot, it's yours.

[@steveb6103]

Selling unsafe cars should be a crime worldwide!

[@legionofanon]

@@steveb6103 Selling unsafe cars advertised as driveable should be a crime. Id buy an unsafe car for the majority of parts off it, but that shits getting trailered

[@lucifergraves1964]

Bro every tech in the shop was scratching heads at why the customer didn't take that shit to lawyer (I be SirMild)

[@Josh-b3c]

Yeah that dealership needs to have their license pulled

[@richardthomas1743]

Dear potential car buyers, get the car safety inspected BEFORE you buy it.

[@jimkanellakos4699]

Totally agree!

[@Tankeryanker339]

Do a pre trip pop the hood check the fluids all the lights, the tires, all power equipment drive it with the radio off .

[@ColinWatters]

Heck even a quick look under the car youself would find a lot of these issues.

[@0815Skorpio]

And if the seller doesnt let you do an inspection, just walk away.

[@steveb6103]

In Minnesota, you have 5 days to return a car for a full refund. The problem is that the stealership can take 90 days to return the money!

[@SoulStrings]

We need more of those "Customer is right!" videos, that line gets me every time %)

[@brickwall7723]

Any used car dealer who sells a car with severe safety issues should be jailed for a very long time, fined, and given a lifetime ban.

[@HighSierra1500]

Them and the mechanic who signed the safety inspection!

[@DmIp-p6k]

Why?

[@DrEpicPhD]

@@DmIp-p6k Why not?

[@brickwall7723]

If you need to ask why, then you need a brain transplant, ​.

[@wumi2419]

​@@DmIp-p6kthink of consequences for places selling food with "safety issues". It's a similar story. If something you sell can kill the buyer and people around, you can't always hold the buyer accountable. Adding accountability for resellers will also likely make them less willing to buy potentially dangerous cars. Which means that a car owner can not expect to sell a deathtrap. Which means that an owner will need to take care of the car if they want to sell it later.

[@fredfred2363]

That 59 caddy at the end... Wow!

[@Tommy.461]

Way back in the early 80s I was living in an apartment building in the old area of Oklahoma city and a guy that was in his 90s had a 59 caddy he bought new that only had about 20k on it. He was on the first floor and I was on the 2nd. When he passed a couple of lesbians from a couple doors down bought it from the estate. They worked on it for days and got it running pretty good. The things you remember when you get old.

[@jeremywilliams5107]

5:41 Paper with "Donate your car" 😂😂😂😂

[@artoodiitoo]

at least they are not littering x3

[@russellhltn1396]

Florida may not salt their roads for snow, but they have plenty of salt from the sea.

[@jimkanellakos4699]

And very humid half the year.

[@randaltotten9358]

Florida has a lot of cars that were underwater during hurricanes and that saltwater eats metal😮

[@DarkForce2024]

Your right, but that only applies if you live close to the coast. I have had a few early 90s cars (recently) that had zero rust. I'm about 20 miles from the coast.

[@johncmitchell4941]

Michigan puts calcium chloride on dirt roads to keep dust down so we can get rust all year and blame Winter salt.

[@robertmoffett3486]

​@@DarkForce2024 True. In 75, my father bought a 60 Chevy that was just brought from FL to NY. It was mint. He bought a new Ford when he moved to Boynton Beach, and it started rusting in less than 3 years

[@jimkanellakos4699]

That 59 Caddy is beautiful! I hope it gets driven and not just a museum piece.

[@Drew-bc7zj]

Nah, that's a trailer queen through and through!

[@RandomGamerCory]

They always nail the sound descriptions tbh

[@Jul-66]

When my front shocks went bad, I described it to the technician as sounding "like a giant mouse".

[@thomasfletcher760]

Seems to me a certain " car lot " needs to be shut down and heavily fined

[@carlgarrett5142]

It's probably owned by the same guy who owns the other shop.

[@jp325abn]

@@carlgarrett5142 lol you beat me to it!

[@richardthomas1743]

YES! That Subaru rear Hatch sure did sound like a machine gun as it opened , LOL

[@Oneshot8242]

Heisenberg Trunk Syndrome

[@markh.6687]

@@Oneshot8242 As Chief Engineer on a fictional Starship, that would not be the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle at work. That would be the Slipping Hatch Drive Principle. You have to use a magnetic wrench to adjust the drive's field polarity sensor. Otherwise it make a noise like an Old Earth machine gun.

[@shannonharris]

​@@markh.6687press the "compensate" button and reverse the polarity.... Fix it EVERY TIME!

[@MrWombatty]

Actuator solenoids cycling due to battery on its last legs! Central-locking will do the same thing!

[@saltyaf4323]

8:45 I work at a Lexus Dealership, the new IS 300/350/500 destroy tires, the front wipe out both edges in most cases and the rear wipe out the inner edge (-2 degrees of camber is spec for rear). Most of them are getting 4 tires at 20k-30k miles.

[@snowrocket]

Most people would be surprised at how a little change in camber or toe can affect tire wear or straight line tracking. A LOT of newer vehicles have negative camber at least at the rear, sometimes both front and rear. More than likely, your tires will wear out on the inside more than the outside, even if you rotate them.

[@TURFdog40]

Worked for a dealer like 6-7 years ago and it was a problem on any of them that had staggered wheels. Didn’t notice it too much on the 250s that had the 225’s

[@5467nick]

@@snowrocket That's dangerous. I wouldn't want to be the guy having to explain to a customer that they need tires even though they couldn't see the damage while the wheels were on the car.

[@Ragnovald]

Hey, do you know if many people that resolve this by replacing the LCA bushings with aftermarket or OEM rcf/gesf bushings?

[@garymills7494]

In the UK, we have a mandatory safety inspection for every car over three years old. This is called the "Ministry of Transport" test (MoT). The history, status and mileage from every test of every car is publicly available on the government web pages. Additionally, the insurance company "write off" status for every car is also publicly available. This reduces the chance of a car having its mileage altered, stops dangerous cars being "inadequately repaired" and gives potential buyers an awareness of a car's history. The above keeps death traps off UK roads.

[@MusicWisp]

Some states have inspections and some don’t. I lived in inspection states and in non-inspection states. What’s fun is each inspection state seems to have different requirements as well.

[@bcubed72]

One cool thing I learned from this channel: no matter how clueless owners are generally about their cars, whenever they say "my car sounds like [X]" they are goddamn right, every time!

[@TexJester-no8th]

I'm not sure how I feel about the "Cadamino", but whoever did it did a NICE job making it!! And that red is gorgeous..

[@practicalplinking6133]

The craftmanship is outstanding. The result is hideous !!

[@steveb6103]

Just say no to low riders!

[@robadams1645]

It's a beautiful work of art but I hesitate to call it a car.

[@hotpuppy1]

Likely a funeral home flower car originally. They were fairly common then.

[@owensomers8572]

I lifted this from another site about this car: Car was originally built by Eureka Coach Builders as a prototype for GM Executives to run around town and go play golf. It’s a 1959 Cadillac Deville on a standard X Frame. Eureka Coach Builders produced custom vehicles from 1917 to 1964.

[@drewmetcalf5506]

If that Florida car didn't come down from a northern state, then they probably drove it on the beach a lot. That salt water and sand abrasion will rust your undercarriage even worse than winter road salts.

[@robertmoffett3486]

Just near the beach is bad enough

[@PaulG.x]

When your nation embraces: "My ignorance is as valid as your knowledge" you get this sort of thing 5:16

[@Faith_Family_Firearms_Freedom]

4:00 Brake caliper won't bleed because ITS ON THE WRONG SIDE. bleeder is down , not up.

[@WarriorPaxo]

yap was checkin to see if someone got it lol good on ya

[@davidphillips4706]

Basic rule of thumb when buying used cars , ALWAYS get them inspected by a trusted mechanic. If the dealership won't let you take the car to your own mechanic.....buy elsewhere

[@ZboeC5]

Now days there are inspection services you can pay for that will send someone to the car and test drive it/inspect it for you at reasonable cost on your behalf. I got a full breakdown of everything before I bought my last vehicle over 1,000 miles away. Pictures all around and underneath plus fluid checks and a test drive with a full condition report for a few hundred bucks. The person that done my inspection had been an insurance adjuster for over 20 years and knew what to look out for. No excuse now days.

[@davidphillips4706]

@@ZboeC5 Thanks for the info, it will help those buying used cars.

[@Razmoudah]

​@@ZboeC5 I hadn't heard of this, but that is an excellent service.

[@rburn6677]

AAA offers a vehicle inspection service. Used to be about $50 but whatever the cost now, it is worth it.

[@jeffc7486]

That caddy at the end gave me goosebumps, that ride is Cherrry.

[@K3NnY_G]

3:24 - This kid has no clue about rust. 🤣

[@Tobi-si8ep]

Yes lol

[@davids.9834]

People who dont live in the rust belt have no clue.

[@Dylanesque]

Buying a car without looking underneath the vehicle is complete and utter madness.

[@snowrocket]

I briefly worked at a car lot years ago and most customers routinely did that. They had no clue how to look at and evaluate a used car.

[@jimkavalier2831]

I had finally kicked my spray foam habit.... now I had a little taste again...... 😂😂😂

[@whereisCarmenSandiego]

Dad told me to never get a used vehicle without looking under the hood AND under the car to check for rust, especially if the car came from “up north” where they use more road salt than down here in the south. He also taught me to open the gas flap and check for any sand that might be present, and if there was I should not buy it bc it’s most likely a flood vehicle. He also taught me how to check and change my own oil, keep the recommended amount of air in my tires, check and fill the basic fluids, and also taught me how to extract and replace a battery safely and in which order you hook the positive and negative terminals up. Thank you daddy for loving me enough to teach me everything you did ❤

[@wesguitarguy9536]

0:50 Ah yes the 50 cal door opener.

[@panicmosem5969]

Everyone on the ground 😂😂😂

[@NurembergSwampWater]

Didn't know subaru was in that type of business.

[@jpendowski7503]

That sweet candy apple creation at the end cleaned the rust out of my eyes.

[@evelynsahoe8896]

Every time a customer describes a noise in a weird way it is always spot on 🤣🤣🤣

[@katelights]

gotta love the structural bedliner plan.

[@davidknight3249]

That 59 Cadillac Cadamino was AWESOME!

[@NegativeROG]

Let me give you peeps a tip when shopping for a used car: Tell the person selling it that you'd like to take it for a good, real-life test drive, and that it may take 45 minutes. Leave your car behind, be honest, don't rob the guy. THEN DRIVE TO YOUR MECHANIC who knows you're on your way. Have him put it up on a lift. I am a mechanic, and I can make a BASIC determination is SECONDS. Yes, a good inspection must go much deeper, but with rust like that shown starting at 1:25, I can shut down any further need for investigation. You should always befriend a mechanic, that's just a life hack. You may pay me $20 to hit my roll-on lift, but in the case shown, I could have saved you $6,480, and it would have taken SECONDS. The same advice goes for a home buyer- hire a home inspector, and if the seller has mentioned they don't like that idea after mentioning it previously, have him tag along as a "friend". As a consumer, YOU HAVE EVERY RIGHT to protect your money. Anybody opposed to taking a car to a mechanic is the wrong person to buy from. Walk away.

[@PinkAgaricus]

That tire at 4:37 has some cake (the air bubble)...no wonder it was favoring going to the right.

[@poorlittlebiker6476]

4:43 a good rule of thumb, if your tire is swerving to avoid itself, it might be time for a new tire.

[@timothyball3144]

I'm glad the dude with big ol' plug in the drain pan took it back and I hope he didn't have to pay for it.

[@Boodieman72]

Inspect the brakes for - where not wear, lol

[@legionofanon]

4:04 Iv made that mistake before. Was replacing both front calipers (first time ever doing calipers) and my mom and I could not get a firm pedal with the engine on. Towed it to the shop and they taught me a lesson the next day.

[@davidg3944]

The paint on the Caddy at the end is really deep. You could swim in it!

[@71torinoman]

That Florida car is crazy. Imagine rust on a car from a state surrounded by saltwater..

[@randaltotten9358]

Saltwater from hurricanes that put the car underwater

[@S3Cs4uN8]

@@randaltotten9358 Or just soak it in salt water spray, that can be enough on its own.

[@TrainnWheelz]

Dude really blew on the engine to put it out 2:35 😂😂😂😂

[@cujoedaman]

9:12 It took me a second watch to realize that is the wheel weight, not a nail...

[@reidster87]

Thanks. Now I can see it!

[@FeralDayASMR]

i will never understand how some people look at their literal rust bucket and say "yea looks safe to me to drive"

[@yomumisminging]

Poverty

[@jimkanellakos4699]

Ignorance is bliss

[@Glipsnarp]

I drove some rusty stuff and it never let me down. Like no floor and truck box dissolved rusty.

[@Tankeryanker339]

It’s probably the co only option.

[@robadams1645]

They don't. They just can't afford to fix or replace it. I feel sorry for their plight, however I think these cars should be seized and scrapped. Their right to own the car should be less important than everybody else's right not to be killed by it.

[@Bargle5]

Gotta love those accurate sound descriptions.

[@jimkanellakos4699]

8:26 😮 that tire has more play than a poorly fitted door lock 😂

[@colemang6951]

9:00 all the IS models do this, and have done it for years (Since 2013 when the 3rd gen came out) Its all due to the camber they get from the factory, and if used mostly in a straight lined environment, this happens. Mostly on all the AWD models, RWDs are usually fine. Fun Fact: They are sold with a sticker in the window claiming "Tires will not last more than 15,000 miles due to sport suspension" lol.

[@peterjohnson9438]

3:12 - I don't see any serious rust issues with that car. Yes, there is some rust on it, but all of that looks like surface rust. Perhaps poke it with a screwdriver or something to make sure there's still metal underneath, but by the standards of where I'm from, that's still pretty clean; damn near pristine for an 11 year old car.

[@JohnEvans-ct6mz]

6:40, I was a Saturn/GM tech for ten years starting in 2004. GM was putting those stickers on the converter elements back then.

[@allanbeck4634]

Beautiful Cadillac at the end! 🤩 That was a popular modification to the caddy by/for funeral homes, called them flower cars.

[@geofjones9]

That was my thought, too. Why work hard to build a pickup from a Caddy coupe when you can buy one?

[@tracewallace23]

That Cadamino was Amazing 😍😎💪

[@donnisraines]

It’s videos like this, and personal experience, that have me going to the best shop in town for preemptive maintenance.And they love me for it.

[@61rampy65]

5:40: I love how there is an ad for "Donate Your Car" in the back of the trashmobile.

[@Raz0rking]

And every time I watch this videos I am so incredibly greatful for *mandatory* (and somewhat strict) safety inspections in my country.

[@markh.6687]

Never knew Cadi made an El Camino before the El Camino was made. COOL! And some of these cars won't hold water! I'd give them a brake, but they're missing the parts!

[@61rampy65]

You *do* know that the El Camino came out in 1959, same year as the Caddy, right?

[@fumanpoo4725]

That red caddy is beautiful!

[@joeyjamison5772]

The next time you're at a stop light, look around at the other cars and wonder which of them might be in this video. Cars. They're not for everyone.

[@dimitar4y]

that caddy at the end is AWESOME

[@petej.8676]

Was that a Saturn with those rings as brake rotors? Lol

[@mhfuzzball]

If you mean the one at 1:00, it's a Mazda from the wheel center. As to 'how the car got there', I'm assuming non-stop.

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

Getting there was easy. Stopping when they got there was the real trick!

[@Dsdcain]

Say it with me now, spray foam is no for structual repar. Only bodywork.😂

[@fhuber7507]

Stuff like this is why the annual safety inspections being cancelled in so many states was a stupid idea.

[@alexbrown1995]

Makes me wonder if the USA is solely populated with moron car owners....

[@TheMulToyVerse]

To a degree I get it though… potential to fail cars that aren’t actually unsafe and recommend places to get a replacement vehicle… lots of room for corrupt inspectors to partner up with shady car lots But I also 100% agree that there are definitely cars on the road that are ticking time bombs and unsafe death traps… But I also get it that there are a lot of people that simply can’t afford to drop even a couple thousand on a replacement vehicle for what some would consider “in need of work” while others would see unsafe… there’s also “imminently unsafe” and “should be replaced sooner rather than later” unsafe Some of the things that’ve shown up on this channel are terrifyingly bad 😓

[@davidcopplestone6266]

Our UK MOT is quite thorough. Lights, seatbelts, brakes, tyres, engine oil leaks, seals, and chassis to name a few. I've heard of mechanics holding on to keys for deathtraps until it's towed from the garage.

[@bods1]

​@@davidcopplestone6266 yeah because we have working brains.

[@davidjones332]

@@davidcopplestone6266 The big difference being that it would be very unlikely a car could get into the sort of state these are in twelve months. It takes years of neglect to let that much rust develop on a car. And of course ANPR and our taxation system means trying to drive a car with no test certificate will inevitably mean an interview with the local constabulary in short order.

[@freedomforever6718]

I feel less safe on the road every time I watch "Just Rolled In"!

[@shannonharris]

DUDE! @ 2:25 ITS BILL AND TED! PARTY ON DUDES! 🤣

[@panicmosem5969]

Be excellent to each other 😂

[@shannonharris]

​@@panicmosem5969STATION!

[@acerimmer8338]

Lots of Southern accents in this one. Having lived in both Texas and Tennessee, can't say I'm surprised.

[@jeffarmstrong1308]

It never fails to amaze me that cars like the first two are not reported to the authorities as dangerous to the public. I understand that many US auto shops can't impound a dangerous vehicle but surely they would be risking public liability claims if they don't, at least, report it to someone who CAN order the thing off the road.

[@carlgarrett5142]

Sadly, they probably live in a state that doesn't care. I once lived in Pennsylvania and was warning a new coworker who had just moved from Iowa about PA's tough safety inspection. She was in shock about the very concept of the state requiring an annual car inspection.

[@j_taylor]

Many US states have weak safety regulations. I am glad to live in a state with mandatory safety inspections. And yes, here they can flag your registration if your car is unsafe, though I don't know how often that really happens. Probably easiest to just let it go if the inspection is coming due soon anyway.

[@cjimcook]

The shop could call the police.

[@jeffarmstrong1308]

@@cjimcook I agree but apparently there are many jurisdictions, in the US particularly, where such practices are tolerated.

[@Razmoudah]

It depends on just where you live. Some jurisdictions would let the shop be sued for theft instead of supporting the shop in keeping the roads just a little safer.

[@MonkeyDelicious]

Spraying brake clean on a hot engine is really smart.

[@WarriorPaxo]

definitely a Darwin award nominee. maybe one day he will be a winner lol

[@TaranTatsuuchi]

The rare 'declined repairs' that I don't mind... One from the tech.

[@scottshep8978]

Customer states when the door is opening it sounds like a machine gun. The customer didn't lie lol. Car slips jack. Man that is my fear every time i take it the shop. Just a bad mishap.

[@brenglover72]

The subaru rear door - I immediately heard " GET SOME - GET SOME."

[@WarriorPaxo]

get to da choppa

[@eyesodd]

I presume the workshops get the driver to sign some kind of waiver, "I'm aware the shop said my vehicle is a total deathtrap, but i chose to drive it anyway".

[@snowrocket]

I worked at a tire shop and we did that more than once.

[@eyesodd]

@snowrocket I'm from the UK. If a garage allowed a customer to leave with a car in such a mess as half of these, I'm fairly sure they would be held liable in the event of an accident.

[@beverlychmelik5504]

With the second cat, not just like a machinegun, like the mighty MA Duce! (M2 caliber 50)

[@Andy404]

The stuff of nightmares! You share the road with these people!

[@hellmixx]

I am so happy here in EU its a law to inspect the car every year so most of this death traps disappear from the roads

[@alexbrown1995]

Same here in Australia, although a couple of states don't require inpection - but the cops check them if they are visibly sh*t boxes

[@TT2.7F150]

It’s a law in my state in the US…….

[@bods1]

And they laugh at us because of it😂 what's the point in "freedom" if you get wiped out by a dick in a pickup truck held together with spray foam.

[@Bandicoot803]

That doesn't match for eastern Europe where safety inspections being carried out are a hit-n-miss affair, if they ever take place. Most motor vehicles are in general being patched up by self-entitled backyard mechs whose knowledge never exceed Home Depot IQ.

[@RoundShades]

I'm happy that they have good public transit too. We have desperate people in cars, because of the lack of options. But hey, desperation is leading to ... Some social changes on the sidewalks of NYC, so maybe it'll get fixed sooner than later

[@scottysgarage4393]

The VW had minor surface rust at most, and not a lot of it. Up north they have that still sitting on the lot when new...

[@mrgone658]

@ 9:18... By all means necessary, please protect this majestic work of art at all cost!!😯😲😳

[@61rampy65]

If anyone here also watches dashcam crash channels, that car at 1:00 would be one of those guys that a) the driver is constantly on their phone while driving too fast, and b) then looks up at traffic and leaves a 100' skid mark from one tire while barely slowing down, and then blames the car in front for 'brake checking'.

[@60EFFIE]

Cademino at the end!

[@Shakes-p3y]

So here in NZ where people aren't idiots we have something called a wof n if u take your car to a mechanic or testing station n it's a death trap they can legally call the cops to pink sticker or tow it

[@tonylittle3508]

C'mon bro we have our share of idiots that is why we need WOF's, and the cops have pink stickers to put on the idiots cars. We just try a bit harder to keep crap cars and guns out of the hands of our idiots. Don't always succeed.

[@user-zk6hf7gr9x]

damn technicians unloading the shops brake cleaner in the engine bay

[@bengone3349]

These things still scare me knowing some might be riding beside on the road.

[@RJProbably]

3:38 I’ve got a zn6 that had an identically positioned dent in the floor pan - guess I know what they did 😅

[@LMacNeill]

I don't understand people who have a car inspected **AFTER** they purchase it. It's called a PRE-purchase inspection. Have it done BEFORE you hand over any money and sign any paperwork. While you can still walk away. If the dealer won't let you get a pre-purchase inspection done, don't walk away -- RUN!!

[@dannyspitzer1267]

Luv ypur content, new sub!

[@brianmac1]

It never ceases to amaze me, from outside the US, how the USA allows absolute trash on the roads, especially since a lot of the driving is at higher speeds and over long distances. No one else can believe that annual inspections aren't required to send these rusted out, worn out wrecks to the crusher. I guess on the plus side, we get to enjoy these humorous videos without being put at risk.

[@holdens7267]

That Florida Touareg is cleaner than a five year old car from the north

[@sonixthatsme]

Thank God we have yearly safety inspections here.

[@DarkISO25]

When i got my new car i was guilty of the same thing that lexus was. Didnt notice until the low tire pressure light came on before driving and i inspected and felt the wires, didnt dare go on the highway and immediately went to the nearest tireshop. Now i keep a very close eye on everything

[@jasonrodgers9063]

Here's an idea- get a car you are considering buying inspected BEFORE buying!

[@theangryotaku3361]

thank you kind sir for that BEAUTIFUL ptsd recovery item at the end

[@WasNotWas999]

Remember we share the roads, with these people.. Stay safe

[@Gailith001]

Sad part of this video is it lets you know that people like this may be driving right next to you on the road. Frightening thought

[@van1196]

I’m so glad I don’t live in the rust belt. So many vehicles on the road that are completely rotted away.

[@Jul-66]

LOL the "monstrous plug" 👾

[@spaghettithetentac1163]

7:11, that is a magnetic repair plug. You thread it into stripped out holes. The end pops out with a pair of pliers. Cheaper than a new pan and a better repair than those self-tapping oversized plugs. I have installed a couple of them to get a customer back on the road quickly after someone else stripped the threads out.

[@hotpuppy1]

Nice Caddy-camino at the end. Likely a funeral home flower car. There was one sitting next to an autoparts store in my neighborhood in the mid 70's for $1200 but I was too young and didn't have the $$.

[@Foche_T._Schitt]

3:32 Tar undercoatings trap moisture. Only lanolin works.

[@friedpancakes266]

My mechanic likes me. I like to fix my own stuff. Every time I have to make the push of shame, he gets a good laugh. When I'm in over my head, I tell him exactly where I got stuck, so he doesn't need to navigate my mess

[@zenkalt]

7:42 After seeing a bunch of clips like this, I learned that an automatic gearbox is not for people who like to put stuff on/around the shifter.

[@brandan7761]

And Texas got rid of safety inspections

[@CJCWoodWorking]

Friend of mine bought a car from a used car dealer. When he went to register it that's when he found out it was STOLEN. Boy did the cops have questions for the dealership.

[@j_taylor]

Whoa! Yeah that should have come up when the dealer got the title.

[@auxmike718]

This is what happens when there’s no state safety inspections!