All the Cars Doug Has Owned

[@ObitoUchihaisgay]

Doug is really living the car guy dream. Imagine having a Porsche company car, an AMG, a 500e and a lotus Elise in your early twenties

[@User77989]

There are a lot of people you would be surprised I was in my early to mid 20s when I earned enough money for a Ferrari f430 a Shelby GT 500 Camaro ZL1 the only difference is a lot of people don’t post about it on social media to draw attention to themselves

[@DemRizzo]

@@User77989 how are people able to earn so much money like that, i am currently in my mid 20s and own a Golf. i have a bachelors degree in urban design and have a job in urban design

[@ahjeezrick]

@Rizzo 1. High paying trade job (and hell, those don’t pay THAT kinda money in your twenties. You gotta put in serious time for that) 2. Great luck finding a well paying job after college, and somehow still able to afford those cars with the mountain of debt they’ve accumulated. Or hey, maybe they worked hard and got a full ride to college. If so, more power to them. 3. The bank of mom and dad, or sadder, their inheritance. 4. Success with investments 5. Started a business at an early age and saw success. 6. This one is the most likely, they’re lying on the internet. If this person was a boomer, I’d believe it cause back then they had it all and took advantage of it, and are the primary reason the cars young people want are unattainable to them today. Judging by the cars they claim to have had before 30 though, I don’t think they are. You’re doing fine. Don’t get caught up in what other people say they’re doing, or how much money they claim to make.

[@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights]

@@User77989 And now you post videos on your channel of your 2012 Nissan xtera

[@MarcGismondi]

im 22. My buddy lets me take his 2022 camaro zl1 whenever i feel like it. But i cant lie id rather drive my 501whp mazdaspeed 3 lol

[@nibinjohn3761]

2:24 1996 Volvo 850 Turbo 3:41 2001 Audi A4 5:33 2007 Volkswagen GTI 6:34 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser 7:45 1998 BMW M3 Sedan 8:55 Mercedes Benz W210 E55 AMG 9:30 1993 Mercedes Benz 500 E 12:00 2006 Lotus Elise 13:54 2004 Cadillac CTS V 1 15:05 2002 Mercedes Benz G500 16:25 2001 Porsche 911 Turbo 18:20 2007 Mercedes Benz E63 AMG Wagon 20:36 1995 Range Rover Classic 21:34 2006 Range Rover 22:57 2001 Toyota Prius 23:07 2009 Nissan Cube 23:16 2011 Cadillac CTS V Wagon 23:52 2004 Ferrari 360 24:50 Nissan Skyline GTR 24:56 1995 Hummer H1 25:35 2007 Aston Martin V8 Vantage 27:10 Dodge Viper GTS 27:19 Nissan S Cargo 28:03 1997 Land Rover Defender 90 28:07 2012 Mercedes Benz E63 Wagon 28:16 2005 Ford GT 28:21 Mercedes Benz G500 Cabriolet 28:34 Kia Stinger 29:10 Audi RS2 Avant 29:16 New Land Rover Defender 29:25 Toyota Land Cruiser

[@elongatedmuskrat8445]

Thank you for listing these out, you are amazing

[@BMW1M]

No Alfa's, so not a real car guy (according to Clarkson). Also, not enough BMW's to be a car guy (according to me)

[@ThatRosco458]

31 cars over 18 years, impressive

[@Jeff-bd5yo]

@@BMW1M BMW's are endless moneypits 💀💀

[@catmobile20]

According to Doug he says he took the Nissan Cube from his brother, true OG’s will know that Doug is in fact lying and took the cube from his mother who was in jail

[@TheDomeHepot010]

Only real Doug fans will know this video as “All the cars Doug has owned Edit V2”

[@yuuycockdemnations69420]

@Steven Не shorts 🅥 this ratio is here at last

[@Danse_Macabre_125]

All the cars Doug has owned EDIT v2

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@147427]

Yes

[@ozarkliving7263]

Only really blind folks won’t know this as “Edit V2”….

[@Jaymake]

Owning 32 cars in 34 years is an amazing feat. Some ppl don’t own 1 car their whole life or just 1 or 2 cars at most. True car enthusiast for sure

[@alan_is_insane2343]

I’m currently at 41 cars and I’m 46 yrs old. Yep, I have a problem.

[@Jaymake]

@@alan_is_insane2343 that’s amazing to me. You on your way to 50! My question to you, that I would ask Doug as well, do you see yourself buying & selling more cars as you did before going forward? It seemed easier to buy cars a few years ago. Now the prices are all over the place. Kinda a waiting game it seems

[@alan_is_insane2343]

@@Jaymake I’m absolutely slowing down. I think I’m finally getting better at understanding what I want with cars and women! I’ve had an e92 M3 for a few years now and I can’t see myself ever letting it go, unless I can find a super clean 911 991.1 S. 😂

[@jbiggzz]

@@alan_is_insane2343 wow! I thought I had a problem. I’m only at 28 cars and I’m 52. I am slowing down now or at least I think I am!

[@charliegoodwin8949]

I've had 34 only 18 ☠️

[@db58]

I was the proud owner of the 2007 E63 Wagon. I bought it from Doug in Atlanta and, interestingly, sold it to another guy in Atlanta. I miss that car!

[@MrHootie249]

Doug is the kind of guy who will only sell his car to another Doug!

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@db58]

Clearly I wrote my comment before I finished watching. Thanks for the shout out!

[@MartinJones123]

@@db58 What were the quirks and features of your E63?

[@tomokokishi3066]

Did it come with a bumper to bumper warranty?

[@ourfutureisdark]

Was anyone else kinda emotional watching this? its almost like traveling through time and revisiting different stages of your life. I really loved this video!

[@rishabnagori7795]

I really miss the Doug car days, those were fun. Definitely understand why it ended but Doug driving a Hummer on a track or trying to hypermile a Dodge Viper were some good times. Plus the BUMPER to BUMPER warranty

[@AristoCat221]

Good times 😃

[@blackshadow7192]

I wish there was a channel car again, not something crazy but something entertaining like the Carmax RR or the Viper.

[@burntashh3466]

@mrnigelng 🅥 oh my god finally its here! spam ive always wanted spam thank u oh thank u so much

[@thadynakat]

@@burntashh3466 ikr!! spam's sooo good

[@Fullthrottle_media]

@@blackshadow7192 donut media is pretty good

[@ThatOneDudeNick]

The first video I saw on this channel was with the 360, "Does a Ferrari 360 Attract Women". It took me another couple years to actually subscribe, but I remember that video specifically and how genuinely funny and awkward it was. I liked the Ferrari videos because Doug seems like a normal guy. It never came across like he was showing off and his personality carried the content, something that I can't say about some of these "buy a new car every month" vloggers.

[@sammymaestro7642]

"still had good style then, just like I do now" well said Doug, well said

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

3:24 woah

[@afterthought3341]

Its not bad it's just so urrgh.

[@nowthatsurban]

24:00 yep, that's me. I watched the video where Doug strapped the TV to his 360 right when it was uploaded and have been subscribed ever since. Can't believe that was over 8 years ago!

[@justmarkit4741]

cool

[@romeovky]

It would be cool if Doug could Find his Old cars and Review them. That'd be a fun episode

[@LocoMan123]

This comment needs more likes

[@EricZAchille]

Completely agree

[@danmccarthy4700]

That's actually an amazing idea.

[@gangstagarf]

Well i guess not the caddy that got wrapped around a tree or the g wagon that killed 2 people. But the others? great video idea

[@leod9463]

Yeah the Landcruiser in Africa :D

[@1whoDoesSimply]

I like watching every video Doug puts out. His passion for cars and stories of owning them, plus his charisma makes these videos a treat with every upload! I genuinely enjoy his content.

[@Hydraulix]

I LOVE how you're talking about the current state of all these cars! For some reason that's just really cool to hear about.

[@kxngsanjay1683]

Yeah, I agree!

[@marcheld]

Kind of makes me want to get a carfax subscription just to track the whereabouts of my past cars.

[@StalePhish]

I don't know what happened to most of my old cars, but I sold my 2007 Pontiac G5 to my sister in 2015, and she traded it in to a Ford dealer in 2018. Then in 2019 I actually saw it in a grocery store parking lot, lurked around for 20 minutes, and then said Hi to the new owners 😂. They were perhaps a little more weirded out than I was excited for sure

[@dirtyred2000]

I can't believe you've been around this long, growing up you definitely sparked an interest in a variety of cars for me and my brother. I remember the ridiculousness of your bumper to bumper warranty videos, I remember thinking how funny it was a guy like Doug was doing a "picking up girls in a ferarri" type video, you really hit me when you mentioned Salomondrin. Almost forgot all about those guys but you've been getting me to click on these videos since 2013 or however long ago it was at this point. We've loved your content over the years and just keep doing what you're doing. Some things change with regard to format over time but you, as an entertainer, an enthusiast, a videographer, as a person, have remained consistent and it's what's kept so many of us around for so long.

[@RubyRoks]

Believe you, me, i'm glad that the car reviews are wildly successful, but it's a shame in a way that the car vlogs and weird videos aren't a thing anymore. I'd love to see videos like offroading the G-Cabrio or the Toyota or cruising in the Ford GT

[@triple7marc]

Yeah I miss the weird videos too

[@Fullthrottle_media]

You should check out whistlin diesel, he does some real crazy stuff

[@FordCrownVic1995]

I wish the Dougcar series would come back.

[@chartreux1532]

+RubyRoks Considering how much Time he works for the Review alone as he talked about in a recent Video, i completely undertand why he doesn't do Videos like that anymore

[@Mr.Reality3000]

And Doug doing car spotting, or driving on a frozen lake!!

[@bbrescia8697]

I still argue the original Stinger for 50k msrp (which in reality you could easily buy new for low 40s) was the best new car for money. It was very sporty, practical and fairly luxurious with great tech all for sub 50k .. it way out punches it weight! Only reason why I sold my mine was due to the crazy market and I almost made 20k on a lease turn and it allowed me to jump to a 718s. But I loved that car

[@muhammadabdullah9676]

Edit V2 should be a separate playlist in doug's channel now

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@DrivingGod21]

I feel like I watched this video a week ago. What was wrong with the last edit? What is different about this one? I don't understand.

[@StreamerBTW99]

Yeah idk why he keeps forgetting to change the title almost every upload

[@NSH_2814]

@@aidaaliten8817 go touch grass

[@flawlessfatality8105]

So much nostalgia for those of us that have been with you since the start

[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

Doug is the kind of guy to tell you all about the cars he's owned including his Matchbox and Hot Wheels collection.

[@nathanjoseph4284]

As someone who has like 1,000 and wayyy too many of those to count I felt that.

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

@@nathanjoseph4284 To be honest I'd rather hear about Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars than another Doug DeMuro bragging about what he's owned video and how affordable Rolls-Royces are.

[@bipbop3121]

@@paulie-Gualtieri. when people are still asking and it's relevant to personal biases, why consider it bragging? If anything, I'd say he's reminiscing, reliving by retelling. Both are getting to know Doug DeMuro and relevant to his automotive enthusiasm & journalism.

[@daveherman6624]

after that he would also tell you about his secret Johnny Lightning collection

[@oracleoptix]

Best 30min I've spent in a long time on KZbin!!! Loved seeing your cars over the years and that you still keep track of them and their whereabouts with the VIN numbers. Now it's time to make a video about the next cars you'll be wanting in the future if you came across them and were in a position to buy them right now!! Also...where do you store all the cars you own? I can't imagine that you have them all parked one right after the other on the street or in a parking-lot...if you did, your neighbors must really love you to not complain. lol, I know I wouldn't!! Thanks for the amazing videos Doug

[@javadahmed5309]

Respect for keeping track of literally every car that you owned 🚗

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@cedb7115]

Most car people do 😄

[@ChristianHiroseRomeoGraham]

Which is impressive, given that I can barely keep track of every bicycle I've owned.

[@mohammedb4ig]

@@ChristianHiroseRomeoGraham i mean there is a huge difference between owning a car and owning a bike

[@Petrrii]

@mrnigelng 🅥 what the fuck is this

[@ictseth316]

This video just made me realize I've spent the past 7 years of my life looking forward to your videos, thanks for everything Doug ❤️

[@Friends5121]

"Guys, this edit is way better than V1, I swear. EDIT V2 IS WHERE IT'S AT!!!"

[@imrytebeehyneu]

You kid you...

[@metanolgt1]

I’ve been a subscriber since 2013 and I watched all Doug videos and I can tell unlike other KZbin channels “KBB” you are not just about one car brand like “Honda” you do like cars and that’s why I keep watching your videos. Thanks Doug!

[@mac27collection]

I also owned an EDIT v2, was one of my favorite cars!

[@iamatlantis1]

Big time sleeper, had one in high-school

[@arneauffenberg7174]

First of all: the most important thing you said was, that you like all cars. And that's always my feeling, watching your videos. You do not judge. Strange things are not annoying for you, but worth a story. You are not the "my car is better than yours" type, and that makes you a real enthusiast. Second: in the end of the 90s I worked for a VW/AUDI/PORSCHE Dealer and we sold an Audi S4 to a customer. The customer then told me, that this is his 25th car he bought in his life. I was 21 years old and already had my 4th car (license age in Germany is 18 (and my current car back then was a 97' Golf VR6 btw)) and that guy told me, he is 35 years old. So I thought, okay, thats conclusive. But then he told me: And I still got them all in my garage. Later I found out, he was the owner of a paint shop for HCV and lived in a penthouse with an elevator for his cars, so he could lift one to the top of the roof and have a look on it from his living room 😀

[@randomcharacter6501]

I wish I could keep up with my work history the way Doug perfectly keeps up with his car ownership dates lol

[@MrEddieJammer]

This is what makes you so unique in terms of automotive journalism. I truly believe you are the best car reviewer out there!

[@styner3]

You got me at age 60 thinking about my past vehicles and I'm currently driving a Mercedes S63 but the first car I ever bought was a 1983 Isuzu Impulse. To this day it is still the only "dream car" I ever bought, I actually joined the Coast Guard with the intentions of buying this car, I joined August 1983 and bought one December 1983. I wish I had kept it.

[@DailyDriver.]

They are scarce but def out there. Maybe grab another? My 2017 Subaru wrx STI was my old “dream” car thus far I want to check off many more of those childhood dream cars. Ferrari f355 is on my list when I’m done with college we shall see what they cost then lol

[@strangeclouds7]

99 Acura Integra GS-R is my dream car

[@primuspilusfellatus6501]

@@strangeclouds7 L

[@strangeclouds7]

@@primuspilusfellatus6501 lol why L? That was my "dream car" when I was younger.

[@beefcastle696]

You are blessed to drive such an amazing benzo

[@drive.science]

And now add a Porsche Carrera GT. Well deserved Doug

[@michaelhubbard5013]

I'm a middle-class dude, so I can't afford a lot in terms of cars. The Kia Stinger looks, good and I've always thought it was a decent proposition for price/performance. I remember when Doug reviewed it he said, "The only downside is, that you'll have to defend to your friends because its a Kia." Idk if they're really gonna cancel the Stinger, but that's something I'd consider if I'm every in the market again.

[@Blubberbusen]

I'm earning like 2k€ a month so i would consider myself middle class as well and bought a Kia Stinger for 28k€ Feb last year. It is very manageable with the costs. Never had any issues, bought it with 103.000km on it and put around 32.000km on it without any repairing. Love it everytime I drive. I'm from Germany so the alternative from luxury brand is very far out of my ballpark in terms of costs. Audi and BMW for example with similar specs go for 2-2.5x that cost easy. Also 7 years/ 150.000km warranty baby. Get one, it's an awesome car!

[@kyoakland]

I had 1 and I loved it

[@charlesshaw9095]

It depends, if you want a performance car that will also function as you daily a stinger is probably you best bet but if you already have another car to use as your daily then there are better cars

[@maxcactus7]

Wholly carp, THISSSSS... video makes me realize I've been watching Doug videos for just short of TEN YEARS!

[@the.abhiram.r]

excited to see "All the Cars Doug Has Owned EDIT v2"

[@shawzall404]

I'm 48 with over 50 cars and trucks owned. I was raised in a GM home (dad reitred form there) but have no loyalty to any (although I prefer MOPAR historically). I love weird and quirky cars, SAAB's being my favorite (I have owned 2 9.5's a 9-2x and one 9-3), The worst I owned was a 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage (but I still miss it's 50mpg), I had an Abarth 500 and Now a Mini Clubman ALL4 with the 3-cylinder turbo. Ithink if you're a true car afficienado, you're doing a diservice to yourself by being brand loyal. So much engineering goes into even the worst cars, and it's neat to drive and own them, so you can learn their quirks. I have always apprciated your channel, for this very fact. You give respect to Yugos, where it's due, because you appreciate the car and it's intended use. Cool collection and even better bragging rights.

[@dylanmiller2593]

I've been watching you since almost the very beginning, Doug. I remember when you had like, tens of thousands of subs. It's been really fun to watch you live your dreams and your channel grow. Congrats bro 🥂

[@Devil_Dog_Ultra]

I ve been reading Doug since Jalopnik and own his books

[@afterburn2600]

I respect your love all cars mantra so much. So many people cannot wrap their heads around just loving cars, and instead think you have to have a brand you're die hard loyal to.

[@Stratozfearz]

Excited to see the EDIT v2 version of all the cars Doug has owned :D

[@ehfemzee_1]

Ecstatic about it! 😂

[@deathstroke7316]

To hell with the v6s, v8s, v10 and v12s.... We only want v2

[@noahkoch9153]

27:40 - this story reminds me of a pizza parlor in my old hometown that used to use a fleet of PLYMOUTH PROWLERS to deliver their pizzas. Only time I ever saw the Prowler on the road as a kid. Brings back memories.

[@brrrrr9999]

14:00 "I bought this car off someone who was being deported, like, that week. Like he lost his job which was tied to his green card; he had to go. And so like, he didn't have any real negotiating room so I bought this car like, really cheap from him and then paid no sales tax on it {laughs}" Yikes. I feel awful for the guy. I hope he's okay.

[@ivanlievendag9820]

Love seeing the variety Doug! My cars: 91' Mazda 323F GT; 98' Renault Megane coupe 16V; 02' Ford Focus ST170; 87' VW Polo Coupe that died on me while on the road lol; Smart 4two as I had no more space; 08' Peugeot 307 cc; 11' Jetta Variant 2.5 and currently a 10' Mini Cooper S. I'm loving it!

[@THEASWINISM]

You should do more videos like this. Like your experiences with the cars you owned, funny stories, your opinion about new and old cars. Everyone likes it when doug just sitting there and just talkin about cars. It is so much fun and entertaining.plz Plz🙏🙏🙏🙏😇😇

[@Jaymake]

Doug is one of the best car reviewers for a reason. For the typical car buyer/enthusiast, his reviews are spot on with good balance. Not all enthusiast care about speed… but the feel a car gives. Doug talks about that from his experience

[@erwinshazreen]

Doug keeping it real with the cargo shorts from then till now

[@kearnsey64]

HOLY CRAP! That's a lot of cars! My grandfather who was born in 1900, once tried to remember all the cars he had owned. It took him a month to compile the list since he was 90. 3 columns on a large lined sheet of note paper including Indian motorcycles during the 30's and 40's. Some car manufactures I had never heard of. I really enjoyed this video Doug!

[@angus_m]

Much better than edit V1. Thanks Doug!

[@marcheld]

I bought a ‘20 Kia Stinger because of your review a year and a half ago. Re-badged it with Al Bearmann’s Korean market “E” badge and had a hoot of a time with people walking up to ask what it was. Had so much fun with that car. Traded it for a profit at a Hyundai dealer this year after adding 35,000 miles to the clock for a new Ionic.

[@OpeoAslam]

My first car was a 2000 Ford Explorer XLT. Silver, AWD with the 302 Windsor, and cloth seats. Learned how to drive in the snow and ice in GA with that thing. I'd probably still have it but it had to be sold years ago. The first car I've ever bought was a '06 M5 with the SMG. Got it around 2013 I think and still have it. Love that damn thing.

[@jonnythrice]

I hear you about the Stinger. I had one too for 2 years, I think it was the first car I REALLY REALLY LOVED (after 20 years of owning various cars). Last year I sold it to Carmax because they made an offer I couldnt refuse and bought its sibling, the G70, which is quite similar. But I still miss the Stinger 😞

[@zihaoqing4324]

doug the type of guy to name a video EDIT v2

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@ryanthompson2808]

This is crazy. As this video played, I said to myself "I remember that car... and that and that and that and that and that and that and that" I guess I've been subscribed to this channel since the very beginning.

[@dfuserxyz]

WE HAVE THE EDIT V2 LET'S GOOOOOO

[@James-pl2oy]

Doug is a true automotive enthusiast. He sure doesn’t discriminate. I’m the say the way. I can appreciate everything from econoboxes to hypercars and everything in between. Each serves a purpose

[@sm_flys]

Only real ones know when this video was named “All the Cars Doug Has Owned EDIT v2”

[@vernonchang7408]

Luv this video Doug, it's amazing how much you still follow on the cars/trucks that you sold after you drove them. You have a variety of brands but we know how much you luv your German Engineer cars. Volvo 850 Turbo for your 1st car is a great selection, it's a great sporty sedan and 222 hp back then it's a lot and I wish Volvo was following it up with that younger, hip approach but sadly they ditch that trending success. Luv the stories behind each vehicle that you owned, those memories are priceless. I didn't know there is a G-Wagon 2-dr cabriolet. Keep up your hardwork and success!

[@HarmlessPotato98]

I bought my 2021 Kia Stinger because of the video you made announcing that you bought one. I really fell in love with the Stinger in the original review of it, but if you bought it, I knew it had to be good. Bought mine in January of 2021 and still have it. Really really love it.

[@Moth11]

Hell yeah love the 90s outfit doug 🤣 stylin with the cargo shorts and digital watch

[@EvanDickersonM81]

It amazes me how hard Doug is on Japanese cars when he's owned one of the pinnacle of Japanese trucks never trusted it and then sold it in less than 6 months. 🤣 That thing either is involved in some civil war or still rolling with a million miles on the clock somewhere.

[@jpmking9635]

We cant even have good engines here in the US! Toyota has the 2jz but the average gear head in the US doenst know shit about a Ford Barra engine.....

[@igorR061]

With all those cars you owned explains a lot why the approach of your videos are so cool, nice variety and can see what most can´t on any kind of cars.

[@JohnDeBrino]

I think I ran into Doug’s old Hummer when I was on one of my trips to Maine (from Boston). I remember seeing a bright yellow hummer and was like “Hey, that’s just like Doug’s hummer!” Apparently it might have actually been Doug’s hummer lol.

[@kerrywilliams6596]

My key takeaway from this, is that you think so many cars are good and enjoyable. I’m with you on that thought Doug. Thanks for sharing your history.

[@tosil]

Bravo. You are a true automotive enthusiast and this video only proves it.

[@nefastad]

woah! pretty interesting, now i would like to do my own list: 1- dodge stratus 98' thanks for your time.

[@shampoo4273]

I miss videos where you would drive around and do car spotting

[@evilcam]

Doug should make one of those videos in every town he goes to. Those driving around vids were some of his best content, because he is so genuinely enthusiastic about almost every vehicle he sees.

[@kawasakiwhiptwo5821]

1st - 72' VW Beatle 2nd - 79' Honda Civic Hatch back 3rd - 82' Honda Accord 4th - 88' Chevy Cavalier Z24 5th - 96' Chevy Camaro RS 6th - 99' - Chevy Silverado 7th - 07' VW Jetta Wolfsburg 8th - 12' Jeep Wrangler Sport 9th - 11' BMW 328i 10th (now) - 17' BMW 540i Sportline C'mon, everybody do this. Great video Doug.

[@The00man]

I really hope one day he gets the Carrera GT

[@jfarrell86473]

This aged well.

[@lacom-b7560]

almost cry when you mentioned Salomondrin, both of you teached me so much about cars

[@adj789]

I have a '20 Stinger because of you, still love it

[@BS-np7ms]

I agree about most of these pics .. my 99 Boxster has 98k miles and has not had a single problem original ims and stock car! runs drives great!

[@ayb2522]

Doug the type of guy to break into your garage to check on the car he sold you

[@Mr.Reality3000]

Doug, I miss your old style videos... travelling, driving on to a frozen lake, car spotting etc, bring them back please!!

[@matiastripaldi406]

Yes, All the Cars Doug Has Owned EDIT v2 is one of the videos of all time. Jk, love you Doug

[@amirulzamir]

A subscriber from Malaysia 🇲🇾 here. I’ve subbed to Doug’s channel since his silver Range Rover days

[@Cedrickr]

well this sure puts things into perspective, as I am 40 and have owned all of 5 cars, lol 1st was a Geo Metro 4cyl (16-18) 2nd was a 2001 Hyundai Accent (18 to 27) 3rd was a VW Corrado VR6 (23 to 29) 4th was a chevy cobalt (28 to 37) and now my 2019 Camaro (37 to current) you sure have been around the automotive block! lol

[@rokelesoke]

Nice

[@MrDuncl]

In the U.K. anything more powerful than a Geo Metro would have unaffordable insurance for a 17 year old. Ford discontinued the Escort RS Cosworth because even 40 year olds couldn't afford the insurance.

[@BobC59]

Anyone else have to watch Doug’s videos at .75 speed just to keep up? I swear the pace of his speech and mannerisms have gradually increased year after year. Goodness Doug, lighten up on the double espressos (or whatever) 😂 PS - My son and I still have the ‘92 GT-R you influenced us to get 5 years ago. Best car purchase I’ve ever made!

[@wilberforce95]

Doug the type of dude to cheerfully recount the tale of his previously ownde vehicle being involved in the deaths of two people.

[@israelkeyzer9617]

Wow Doug thankyou for taking us on your automotive car journey with some cars i never knew you had. Follower since maybe 2015. So happy with the growth and success of your channel Doug you deserve every bit of it. I have seen the process

[@adelbenaida5597]

Doug is the type of person who sell u a car and keep tracking you

[@heinrichschmitz8964]

How is that even possible? We dont have that system in europe

[@notDonaldFagen]

I think I started watching around the Range/R32/H1 time. Tough to pinpoint because I know I went backwards to watch older stuff so it mixes up my time-line in my head.

[@pauljr.harrington1905]

The driver of your old G-Wagen, Charles Winzenread, was arrested two weeks after the crash and charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving death. He only went to trial last year. Apparently, he didn't know he hit the couple from Chicago. Winzenread faces up to 30 years in prison.

[@Kristjan687]

god DAMN

[@BoldBrandFlakes]

Unfortunately in most of these hit and run cases the suspect always gets a light sentence. I wouldn’t be surprised if all he got was maybe 1-3 years in jail or prison and like 4-5 years probation with a mandatory driving class.

[@jeremykeaton274]

@@BoldBrandFlakes Frustratingly, he was acquitted of the charge, so he faced no punishment at all.

[@BoldBrandFlakes]

@@jeremykeaton274 That's even worse than I imagined. It's always either a very light sentence or no sentence at all sadly.

[@daily_driven_]

I’ve been watching you’re channel for a while and think you’re awesome. I haven’t owned as many as you but I’ll share my list from first to current- 1989 ford bronco Eddie Bauer edition, 2003 ford ranger (manual with 4.0L), 1995 Dodge Ram 2500 single cab long bed 12v Cummins, 2008 Dodge Ram 2500 6.7L Cummins with manual trans and eventually built to 700hp/1200lbft (pro tuned on a dyno), 2004 Audi A4 Quattro, 2011 Mitsubishi EVO GSR, 2008 Honda Civic Si, 2018 Subaru WRX STI, and lastly my current cars 2022 Lexus IS 350 F-sport, a 2022 Suzuki drz400sm, 2015 Toyota 4Runner TRD trail premium. Thank you for the awesome videos!

[@nicholasstocker6866]

I’ve had three cars so far. A 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix, a 2012 Volkswagen CC, and now my current car a 2016 Toyota Camry.

[@byronpink9061]

Impressive vehicle ownership history. A true unbiased car enthusiast indeed. That I can appreciate! Thank you for sharing! BP

[@TheJabroniJoe]

seeing baby doug with his volvo made me smile

[@Banom7a]

he kinda look like Tyler Hoover lmao

[@CDhunt]

I just recently purchased a 64’ mgb British racing green. Drove it about 350 miles before the u joint failed, but I love it. First old car I plan on keeping for awhile

[@kyleanderson9281]

I wonder what your thoughts are for people trying to break into the car world on a budget - as you said, back when you had them, you could get M3s, an E55 AMG, a 500E, etc etc for aroundabouts $10k. These days, it seems like an old miata or select hot hatches are your only real options for a fun car on a budget.

[@davidnerenberg5029]

I’ve been watching since the Ferrari years so I guess I’m an OG fan. Thanks for all the great content over the years!

[@IndiBrony]

So my car history: 2007: 1994 Peugeot 106 1.0 Key Largo. Fate: Scrapped after 1 year 2008: 1990 Nissan Bluebird 2.0 Executive. Fate: Scrapped after 1 year 2009: 1987 Nissan Bluebird 1.8 LX. Fate: Scrapped after 1 year 2012: 2001 Peugeot 406 1.8 LX. Fate: Scrapped after 1 year 2013-2016: 2001 Vauxhall Astra 1.6 Club. Fate: Scrapped after 4 years! 2017-2018: 2003 Vauxhall Vectra 1.8. Fate: Scrapped after 2 years 2019-2021: 2003 Mercedes-Benz A140 Picadilly. Fate: Scrapped after 3 years Current car: 2014 Nissan Note 1.2 Ascenta Premium. Fate: to be determined! I wonder what will happen to it...

[@veganpenguin9857]

Doug driving the skyline backwards in the drive thru then him explaining his license plate getting pulled over with zip ties was the first ever videos I saw of Doug. So many memories time goes by so quick

[@hadyandwiperwira42069]

cant wait for the v3!

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[@pedromatajr8725]

I remember watching the carmax Range Rover like it was yesterday. Great video!

[@ChaosTheoryArchitecture]

Okay clearly the "edit v2" is an injoke with Doug now...

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@aro2866]

You do realize it's on purpose to bait comment engagement for the algorithm right?

[@absaxoclar]

love how doug's first was an 850 turbo sedan. mine was the 850r sedan and i still wish my parents impressed on me how special it was at the time. took a few years but i recently bought an 850 turbo wagon and these cars are still so special. would do anything for an rs2 or 500e too. what a lineup. funny enough, the rs2, 500e, and 850 t5r all had (to varying degrees) porsche involvement

[@sammywrx]

Gotta love all the Edit v2 videos

[@RodneyMunch8767]

34 years old - You are still a spring chicken Doug. I love the passion you have for the Stinger. Great video.

[@Blue-moon12]

1. 1977 Austin Mini 1275 GT 2. 1989 Vauxhall Cavalier SRi saloon 3. 1992 Vauxhall Cavalier SRi hatchback 4. 1985 Toyota Corolla GT Twin Cam 5. 1987 Toyota Corolla GT Twin Cam 6. 1992 Toyota Carina 2.0 GTI 7. 1988 Mitsubishi Cordia Turbo 8. 1988 Volvo 480 ES 9. 1990 Vauxhall Cavalier GSI 4x4 10. 1990 Ford Escort RS Turbo 11. 1992 Ford Fiesta XR2i 12. 1984 Ford Escort XR3 13. 1994 Reanult 19 16v Chamade 14. 1985 Mazda RX7 15. 1993 Rover 220 Coupe 16. 1985 Ford Granada 17. 1985 BMW 316 18. 1997 Mercedes C230 Kompressor 19. 1996 Mercedes E230 20. 1992 Mazda MX6 GT 21. 2002 Ford Mondeo Zetec S 23. 1990 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo 24. 1994 Ford Thunderbird 4.6 V8 25. 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 27. 2010 Ford Taurus SHO 28. 2013 Ford Taurus SHO 29. 1988 Dodge Dakota LE 30. 2017 Honda Accord Coupe V6 31. 2018 Genesis G80 Sport 32. 1998 Dodge Ram 2500 8.0 V10 33. 1988 Chevy Camaro 2.8 V6 34. 1993 Ford Escort RS2000 35. 1992 Ford Escort XR3i

[@20TIL6]

so cool that you kept track of your VINs. I have never known anyone who has done that.

[@vladislavpyntya7191]

Impressive collection Doug. Thanks for sharing.

[@justsomerandomguy4269]

My first car is a 1995 Audi A6 with the 2.6 liter V6. What Doug said about his A4 is true, the 1.8t is fun but the V6 (either the 2.6 or the 2.8) are the smooth ones you want for highway driving. I don’t yet have a license since I’m still in driving school till December but I’ve driven my Audi a bit and I have to say it’s super smooth. It has a automatic transmission that shifts nicely (not a transmission that has any problems, still had the old shifter). It’s a 1 owner car (driven by an old lady and after she died by her husband) that has a stamped service book since new. Cost me just 3 grand. My plan is to fix the minor rust issues it has and then keep the car forever. It will be considered a classic in 3 years so I’m gonna be taking it to meets as well. I’m also gonna keep all the documentation for the future. I’d absolutely love to do car reviews at some point but I’m always gonna have a little bias towards Vw group cars.

[@coolomino]

Legends remember "All the Cars Doug Has Owned EDIT v2"

[@strangeclouds7]

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[@thenextlayer]

My takeaway from this video is that Doug is better at reviewing cars than he is at diagnosing problems before he buys them ;)