How Can I Charge $500 for an OIL CHANGE on a Lamborghini Aventador?

[@Theoriginalbubbafett]

The man who trained me to be an aircraft mechanic had a saying when it came to charging for services, “never feel sorry for someone who owns an airplane”. I imagine it goes the same way for supercar owners.

[@lobobaltazar1322]

Yep he did not even wait for oil to stop pouring from the hole before plugin the thing and on camera, imagine when no one is filming haha.

[@breakupgoogle]

@@lobobaltazar1322 that bc you arent a mechanic and dont understand that you dont need to and only morons that arent mechanics dont understand this.

[@q8fly.]

No morals

[@lobobaltazar1322]

@@breakupgoogle Oh boy, first things first. It has been proven that in short responses only people on lower end of iq spectrum call others morons that fast. Second thing I did not say that me personally or anyone else does not understand what is going on here, but it is a good practice to let it get out as much as possible and to take it on film is a bit strange and kind of shows disrespect for owner/vehicle. Imagine watching episode while being charge a lot (probably but who knows the deal ) for a vehicle that the content is created where mechanic will earn some ladies in grocery store a weeks pay saying that it is huuuge deal taking car on lift, removing few pieces of covers and bolts in probably half an hour altogether and not having a patience to wait till it stop literally pouring out of the hole. And no I am not attacking Wizard, I enjoy his content and I understand his point of view and difficulty he encounters as mechanic all the time. Its just medal has always 2 faces and sometimes a thing that is rushed like this makes you look bad, and I know from my mechanic and some others that things are often done in bad/shady way and also often waaaaaay overcharged. Its just a name of a game. If you cant fix it yourself... you will be overcharged for in most garages a sloppy job. I believe Wizard to be very professional and good, that is why his reputation is so high which makes this blooper in my opinion even kind of funny.

[@cubiczirconiabeard5366]

"sorry .... airplane owner"...BRUTAL ! !

[@jundialhaqiqa9907]

If you own one of these $500 is pocket change.

[@jwalster9412]

Unless you stole it.

[@bojidarmartinov5949]

@@jwalster9412 bruv you think hed go for an oil change if he stole it? lol

[@gstevens6948]

True…

[@Stealth86651]

You'd be surprised how many people own stuff like this and genuinely cannot afford it. Generally speaking, people who feel the need to show off with cars like that have a lot less money than you think. Many of them don't even own the vehicle, most people you see online are just leasing them.

[@skywind007]

I own a miniature replica of these. Does that still count?

[@HalalFoodTherapy]

"We don't rush jobs on these cars" - Proceeds to not let the oil fully drain and caps it back up. Nice

[@matshemmingsson2276]

After 2500 miles? Look at the old oil, 14 Quarts of oil, and compare that to the small amount of oil he didn´t drain, that makes no difference at all!

[@mechticulous8202]

Well, to be fair that oil is so clean that I would keep it to burn it in my Subaru.😅

[@ImKraX]

@@matshemmingsson2276doesn’t matter. When I do my oil change on my Type R I like the oil to drain all the way out. If I had a car that costed 10x what my current one does, I would certainly want every last drop of oil out. Let it drain longer. Every last drop. Unacceptable.

[@Dallas-Rife-UDX-347-Tennessee]

@@mechticulous8202 😂😂😂 100% agreed 👍

[@airtec87]

@@ImKraX Exactly, thats how U want it done. Thats how I used to do it on my car, but honestly its a waste of time, especially when you know that little bit of contamination will go to the new oil filter and stay there.

[@ryo_supremacy_]

$500 oil change is why I bought a 2005 Honda accord instead of an Aventador

[@markcorby8475]

$35 for oil and filter at Walmart! 😂

[@tatianatayts3051]

Good for you if that is the ONLY reason.

[@cubiczirconiabeard5366]

@@markcorby8475 why would you trust Walmart to change your oil? And the Aventador mechanic probably drives a 20 year old Accord.

[@procrastinatingrn3936]

Yea he’s greedy, the guy is making a fuss about unscrewing 6 plugs, he saw no leaks beforehand thus any leaks after are his fault and should not charge the customer for that. 200/h is ridiculous for a mechanic who’s doing an oil change, and resetting oil interval warning😂

[@HoldTheDark-o8e]

I heard Mark Zuckerberg drove a Ford Fusion for a while. Not sure if he still does.

[@scubatrucker6806]

$2,500 oil change at a Lamborghini dealer

[@markrushton1516]

@@scubatrucker6806 got to pay for those showrooms.

[@rossmann6357]

Insanity.

[@jasonknight5863]

How do you know this ? I highly doubt it. I have Ferrari and Maserati at that costs in the $450 -$650 price range at their dealership.

[@user-nifinei34jd9]

I believe it. It cost $1k to change oil on my GT4 at Porsche dealership. I drove out after hearing the cost. DIYed oil change for $120 using Liquimoly which is better oil than Mobile 1 that Porsche dealership uses. Alot of labor hours involved(but easy). My local Porsche dealership charges $300/hr labor.

[@jasonknight5863]

@@mayshackI totally agree. It’s the poors just pulling numbers out of thin air. I mean Lamborghini labor rates are about $350 per hour. At a generous $400 per hr for 5 hours almost a whole shift. It’s still around the $2,000 mark. Accounting for $500 for oil and filter. Highly improbable. It doesn’t take a tech 5 hours for an oil change. They would be fired the first day. 😂

[@VotecEV2]

1 click on the torque wrench is your desired torque. Any more is over-torqued. Certified torque with Rockwell International, North American Aviation, Boeing Flight Test and Quality Assurance torque at McDonnell Douglas.

[@kratosdisciple4637]

Lol. The 'click' simply tells you when to stop. If you keep applying pressure even after 1 click, you can over-torque. And he is using foot pounds. If he was dealing with inch pounds then, yeah, it might be a concern.

[@MrJPG1000]

... Marissa Tomei reference?😅

[@earlgallup5223]

Let the little things go😂😂😂😂

[@FBWJX]

Saying boeing test flight and quality assurance may not be the best flex anymore, seems like boeing has been caught cutting some corners recently... Maybe that door would have stayed on if the tech gave it the ole double click...

[@lennylong2544]

You can see he even pushes it past the click on most of the drain plugs.

[@HollywoodHornet]

Anybody else's OCD really bother them when Wizard puts the plug back in before every last molecule of oil drips out?

[@justinfrakes4186]

If you think any mechanic paid by book hours waits for every drop I’ve got a bridge I’d like to sell you.

[@justinfrakes4186]

@ it’s on a nice piece of land facing the ocean in South Dakota.

[@HollywoodHornet]

@@justinfrakes4186 building materials it is constricted of, price, and approximate size in square feet? I will also except area if easier to measure. A little far from me but if the price is right, maybe we can make a deal. I do need a bridge but not an emergency, it can always wait since I've already gone this long without one.

[@lightning1896]

You clearly don't know the difference between getting paid by the hour and getting paid by book hours ​@@HollywoodHornet

[@thegamepz]

and then continues to push on the torque wrench after it clicked

[@joelrogers7413]

I do my own Porsche 911 oil change. My cost is 100 with full synthetic oil, oem filter and oil drain plug. Dealer as much as 600

[@radiospank]

Yea not hard but most owners just simply don’t want to 😂 such a huge cost savings imo

[@blusnuby2]

👍

[@WAPIsfortheWorld]

Yeah, I do my own oil changes and all the other work on my two older 911s, but I bought an old auto repair facility so I have three lifts and good lighting. It’s no fun if you’re crawling on your back on a cold concrete floor.

[@dans8857]

Your dealer is cheap, the one closest to me charges $750

[@moehoward01]

​@@WAPIsfortheWorldOr wet grass and mud.

[@rdwilander]

Drove an Aventador at Las Vegas Exotics Race Course ($500 for 5 laps) best money I ever spent Still makes me smile when I think about pushing the red start button and hearing the V12 come to life, then automatically go through a start up series of checks for oil pressure, fuel pressure, and other ecm confirmations. on a separate note time for the owner to detail the dusty interior surfaces. ;-)

[@mrc5425]

How long did it take to do the 5 laps?

[@Kevin-E-Glick]

That used oil looks pretty damn clean and I have never seen the bottom of a vehicle that spotless. Costs over $200 in oil and filters to do a tractor so $500 on a Lambo sounds about right. I will keep that in mind when and if I get one.

[@MarkoVukovic0]

Lol yes, but it's only done 3,000 miles.

[@foxstrangler]

Lamborghini also make tractors.

[@MarkoVukovic0]

@@foxstrangler Yes, that's pretty well known. They were making tractors well before they made sports cars. The story goes that Mr. Lamborghini complained to Ferrari about his clutch being garbage, to which Ferrari told him "You stick to making tractors and leave the sports cars to us", which left him infuriated. And the rest is history.

[@markiangooley]

@@foxstrangleryes, and probably their oil changes cost more than those for similar tractors from other companies…

[@MarkoVukovic0]

@@mayshack Sure. As it is with Weezard. $200/h for his, and his staff's skilled labor.

[@bravoMike97]

To be honest that seems downright reasonable, with cars of this class you could easily charge double that without anyone complaining.

[@CarWizard]

Thanks

[@procrastinatingrn3936]

Far from reasonable for unscrewing 6 bolts then resetting the computer

[@heyitsfranklynn168]

​@@procrastinatingrn3936yeah buddy, how much does the software to reset that computer cost?

[@lorenzamccoy7512]

​@@procrastinatingrn3936 bro the oil and filter is 200 by itself 😂

[@alext8828]

@@heyitsfranklynn168 It's part of their diagnostic equipment.

[@anthonymuscat7331]

I noticed that there is still oil draining when the WIzard re installs the drain plug. When I'm doing a oil change I make sure the engine is hot and I leave the oil draining for 15 minutes. Thats on a $4,000 Honda PCX not a $800,000 Lamborghini.

[@sunking2001]

Yeh...I noticed that, too. I always wait until there is a slow...drip...drip...then I put the plug back in.

[@rubensoto-2749]

Fact he probably left inside 1 quart of dirty oil😂

[@cmdrdredd]

It’s dry sump, the oil will never drain out. It also has oil coolers that hold some oil anyway. It will never come out completely.

[@roadrun030]

Not to mention the over torque of the first 2 plugs (pushing past indicated) and the "scientific measure" of hand tight on the filter. I wouldn't let this clown touch my lawnmower. $200 an hour? Not worth $.99 once you strip out the plug on the pan and oil leaks around the filter 100 miles down the road.

[@JohnFrumFromAmerica]

That is unnecessary. The oil is not trash. Replacing only 99% of the oil will not have any impact on the oil quality.

[@garyleibitzke4166]

That divider in the trunk is there so Lamborghini didn't have to put in an emergency inside trunk release. If the trunk interior has a compartment over a certain volume it has to have that release. Neither of those compartments is large enough.

[@Stealth86651]

Love stuff like that, just shows how silly and inneffective poorly thought out regulations actually are.

[@jessemurphy8871]

Nah it makes sense. The emergency release is in case someone gets trapped in the trunk. If a person can't fit in the trunk, then you don't need an emergency release. Seems pretty well thought out to me.

[@breakupgoogle]

@@jessemurphy8871 "trapped" like a hunter biden hooker

[@GTE_Channel]

I use an Adventador to transport up to two kids over the border.

[@viscountalpha]

hoovie is going to cry when you retire. Your prices are reasonable and you seem like a level headed dude. you are appreciated wizard.

[@mitchhedberg4415]

Notice they don;t get along anymore

[@petrosaguilar8916]

Why don't they get along?

[@procrastinatingrn3936]

@@viscountalpha reasonable, die you miss him unscrewed 6 bits the screwing them back in and he wants 200h for that. Bros not a brain surgeon

[@WhiteTree97]

His prices are high but he has some really skilled workers and they want nice salaries especially because they all work in a godforsaken shithole

[@chublez]

​@@procrastinatingrn3936You're forgetting he's not paying himself that. That's what the business makes. Also it only sounds like a lot because most idiots do in fact go to a quick lube and trust teenagers or meth head losers to drain and fill the most important fluid in one of the most expensive items they own for barely more than the material cost of that fluid. What do you think the under qualified fool working on your car there gets from the deal? $5 if he's lucky? You trust someone not smart enough to make much more than a fry cook to properly and with care do the oil change with $5 as their incentive? Not me. I'm sus of business wanting less than 2 hundred to change the oil on my Accord.

[@lusarshameli7057]

Him not letting the oil stop flowing completely from the drains kinda disturbed me.

[@FA--X01]

Not necessary it won't cause any damage.

[@earlgallup5223]

Get over it.😂😂😂😂

[@buckaroobonsi555]

Now that is perfectly acceptable! I would not have stoped that early myself but professionaly I am not disturbed by it given the insane capacity it holds and the special oil it uses and the huge oil filter!

[@GeoffInfield]

On top of the "undoing one bolt per crankcase web all lined up with perfect access" it was the last straw for me. Loved this guy but just lost ALL respect.

[@darkness8849]

not neccesary, it looked like it never run after the last oil change

[@openliquor]

As a shop tech or shop owner, I’d be so paranoid to get inside that car….double and triple check your clothes, pockets, hands, forearms…I’d hate to smudge or mark up that car!

[@johnstudd4245]

That's why only the boss's wife and maybe the boss in clean clothes were prob the only ones in it.

[@blancheedwas]

​@@johnstudd4245 The boss's wife is probably dirtier than the mechanics iyk what I mean.

[@sergeyparshin8682]

Why would you treat Honda civic any different? That’s exactly the problem with vast majority of the shops

[@sasazapadnik9335]

​@@sergeyparshin8682but if you accidentally smudge a Civic, its economical to get it detailed or worst case reupholstered. on this car, different story

[@markbrown8097]

​@@sasazapadnik9335so now I have to wait longer while you get my car detailed/reupholstered, and it's my only means of transportation, not a toy I rarely drive? How considerate of you.😢

[@pooolish334]

I get those type of customers every single day. "You charge one hundred and what?! The guy down the street does it for $40 bucks." And the worst part is, most of these customers are driving $100k+ vehicles, but they want to pay for repairs as if their vehicle is worth $25k.

[@adotintheshark4848]

"then go down the street and have the guy do it for $40"

[@gknife1499]

They want to maintain a $100,000 vehicle at the same price of a $2,500 vehicle. Unfortunately it's not 1954! And $40.00 would cover buying oil at Walmart and changing it yourself! 😂 😅

[@crazyfroggie6546]

The hardest thing to do is to get money out of rich people. There's a reason they're rich, they don't like spending money

[@Stealth86651]

Then tell them to go down the street, if you're good at what you do you'll build a good group of decent customers. I've found the ones that balk and whine at small change like that are never worth my energy or time.

[@KutWrite]

I think they're just obsessive deal-makers. It's how many people get rich to begin with.

[@FredTrojak-jy3ci]

Wizard,why did you not fill the new oil filter with fresh oil? This allways helps getting oil pressure up when turning the engine over,after a oil change.

[@Mr424242424242424242]

Because that's bad practice for oil contamination. The engine is designed to deal with the oil priming with residual oil, it may not be designed to have some of the contaminants that come in brand new oil circulate into those galleries. If he was dispensing the oil straight from a barrel through a sufficiently effective filter, it would be fine, but without filtering, new oil can contain all sorts of things from the process of bottling or decanting it.

[@dogisluvdogluvs8572]

He has good sense to change oil by time, not miles. People say that it is too early for 2000 mile oil change. An engine that costs maybe 80,000 dollars or more. .Even at 500 dollars, that is very cheap. Insurance has to be in the thousands each year.

[@MrFastFox666]

If anything I'd feel like it's overdue if that was in fact it's first oil change. Even ignoring the fact that an early first oil change is good practice, that oil would be 8 years old if it was the first change. I change oils in my cars every year if they don't hit the mileage interval.

[@whpony96]

I simply ask if oil must be changed according to time. Then why isn't there a expiration date on oil containers that are sitting on the shelf? The entire change oil every 3 months regardless of miles is a scam created by oil producing companies. There is ZERO proof that oil "expires" while sitting in the bottom of a oil pan for a prolonged period of time..

[@roninbushito]

The poor owner barely drives it

[@procrastinatingrn3936]

@@MrFastFox666 wasteful of you

[@MrFastFox666]

@@procrastinatingrn3936??? How is that wasteful? Even if I ignored the time interval and I happened to drive less than normal I'd still last maybe 15 months at most with that oil. Maybe you should get a bit of context on other people before judging.

[@gavriushka]

You know what I wish more manufacturers did? The Volvo oil filter drain plug. Putting a tiny little screw with a tiny rubber gasket on the bottom of the oil filter housing in order to drain the filter first, then replace the filter is genius. And heard nothing about those leaking or causing any problems. Every manufacturer should do that at this point. Such an amazing quality of life feature.

[@robertisaar]

The Audi 4.0T has a setup like that. I was kind of amused when I saw that during my first oil change on it.

[@nordvestgaming1238]

That or just go with cartridge filters the way BMW does it where most of the oil drains out of the filter once the engine is shut off.

[@gavriushka]

@@nordvestgaming1238 also true, but not as much honestly as you still have to jack up most cars unless it’s a truck to drown the plug. So having a filter down under is just fine close to the plug. So long it has a drain screw that’s great design to me.

[@placeh0dlerr]

Also you can torque the filter a bit, with the Volvo filter tool. I would not like to have a Lamborghini, knowing that the filter is hand tight, while you drive 200mph. Things could go loose i imagine.

[@nordvestgaming1238]

@@placeh0dlerr Eh, that might be pushing it. Of the many stories of engine failures on high performance vehicles at speed, not just Lamborghinis but anything that sees track use or shall we say spirited driving, I don't think I've ever heard of an oil filter spinning off. There is a reason why the standard has been hand tight for decades across all types of vehicles, it's just kind of a non issue.

[@ogryn]

12:14 Why bother with a torque wrench if you're going to keep pushing after it clicks?

[@rzonly1]

😂😂yea he def aint Torquing it correctly at all

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

It'll be fine a few clicks more isn't hurting anything, if anything the factory torque spec doesn't sound tight enough to me.

[@FRENCH_T0ASTER]

@@SUPRAMIKE18 yeah bc the engineers at Lamborghini don't know what they're doing, or their specifications...

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

@@FRENCH_T0ASTER they were clearly on way tighter than 10ftlb from the factory.

[@eddievanich]

@@SUPRAMIKE18 Near the 15 minute mark goof ball made the comment, "this is very likely, I'm pretty sure the first oil change it's ever had." The car is a 2016 and we're approaching 2025. Geez, and this guy is master mechanic.

[@michaelmaas5544]

I’m a carpenter and when people question my cost I simple tell them you’re not paying me for the time it takes me to do the job you’re paying me for the time it took me to learn how to do it. With over $200 in materials $500 seems like a deal.

[@hoilst265]

Old joke: A factory owner's got a rattling machine. No matter how they shim it, wedge it, or shift it, it won't stop rattling itself off balance. Finally, they call in an engineer, who comes in, looks at it running, looks at it stationery, then takes out a stick of chalk and marks a line two-thirds along the length of the machine and says "Wedge it here", and presents the owner for a bill for $5000. "Hold on," says the owner, "Five grand for a chalk mark? You're out of your mind." "Oh," says the engineer "Let me itemise that for you: one chalk mark: 10 cents. Knowing where to put chalk mark: $4,999.90."

[@donkmeister]

I'm surprised the oil filter doesn't require torquing - yes, hand tight works on most garden variety engines, but this is a 9,000 rpm V12 screamer where the vibrations can shake things loose. Honda had issues with early S2000s losing their oil and knackering the engine after the first service. Mechanics were using the hand right method, unaware there was a torque figure

[@breakupgoogle]

the onyl ones that had problems shaking one loose is the gt500 and they fixeds that. hand tight is proper and it isnt going anywhere. actual mechanic here.

[@scottchelmford7136]

Hand tight plus a quarter to half a turn...

[@sasazapadnik9335]

V12 is one of the least shakiest engines

[@NickTheMobileMechanic]

People think its simple!! But its not, you need the proper tools, a place to catch and store the oil, the proper knowledge on how to do it. The special oil and possibly multiple filters. Its not just an oil change, you have to reset the service internal, check the oil afterwards

[@mcsqueegee81]

Ah my wife's 2014 honda crv same, with re setting the service interval. Doesn't have multiple drain plugs though or the crossbars

[@Flies2FLL]

"You know you've made it in life when your doors open like this" From the factory.....

[@cvn6555]

True.

[@parthl]

hahaa. scissor civic doesnt have the same effect?

[@Flies2FLL]

@@parthl Uhh, no-

[@gikigill788]

Tres Commas.

[@Browningate]

@@gikigill788 IYK, YK.

[@kofib3]

Of all the vids I've seen of the Aventador, I now finally see the underneath and how an oil change is done in depth. Thank you Wizard 👍🏽

[@flowerpower8392]

I know it's only small amounts, but I would have left each drain point to drain for a little longer before putting the plug back.

[@TriggerTravels]

500 oil change and bro don't even wait for it to be done draining

[@muira58]

Ya but 250 in oil, plus the filter, plus the labor to pull the access panels and cross members and get it on the hoist. He aint getting rich working on Lambos...

[@maximusX_]

that's what i was thinking

[@DLJaspah]

You don't need to sit there and wait for a few drips to come out, lol. It makes no difference. You're not getting all the oil out anyway.

[@maximusX_]

@@DLJaspah do you know what oil contamination is? also it wasn't just dripping out go back and watch the video it was still coming out.

[@Slythey]

​@@maximusX_ do you know what oil contamination is? you're acting like a couple teaspoons of oil matter when the entire engine and oilpan is still coated in it. stop using the internet to argue nonsense that doesn't matter, good lord.

[@knobrush]

Lamborghini only made 600 SV's in 2016 and it had a base price of $535,500.

[@Angel_EU34]

So about a thousand oil changes right? 😆

[@dashriprock2916]

And it sits in garage

[@MegaShinobi3]

Boy people are intitled to their wants when it come to their car purchases. The question is, would you buy a sneaker named after the last team in the league or for some team that does not play at all? Lamborghini's are not professional raced in the major races. They are therefore the automotive equivalent of a "gold chain" worn around your neck. In comparison to Ferrari and other marques, to quote an old war movie, "Lamborghini's talk the talk, they don't walk the walk " It's still a truism that "Racing improves the breed". I have to hand it to them how they can get people to pay that much from a tractor manufacturer. The power of peer pressure!

[@marko7843]

Ergo, it is only 1/10th of 1 percent of the purchase price to do the oil change... 🙂

[@eug504ene]

I love the fact that you created this video. It’s informative and knowledgeable. I’ve always thought the charge was up charged just because of the type of card was but actually seeing a labor you put in gave me a much better understanding seeing the price of the oil gave me a much better understandingof what’s going on. So thank you for the time you did to create this video and the clarity that you gave me. And if you happen to see this comment, is it the same process for something like a Corvette?

[@sharplessguy]

I bought a used 2010 XL1200C Harley Sportster with 4,900 miles on it for $4000 about 5 years ago. It's immaculate and has all the receipts so I took it to Harley for the 5,000 mile service. They charged $500 and for that they change the oil... They check that there aren't any loose bolts, but mainly it's just an oil change. Now that it's over ten years old they won't work on it at the dealership any more. The only reason I spent the money is to have all of the paperwork documenting everything ever done to it.

[@Payt-y5d]

Harley is known for having fools for customers and absolute shlt dealers

[@mcmoose64]

I wonder if they will be so hesitant to work on "old" Harleys when they no longer make new Harleys in the not too distant future ?

[@stevemartegani]

The local Porsche dealer tries to charge $500 for an oil change on a base 4cyl Macan LOL (I do it myself for ~$60 in parts/fluid)

[@wydopnthrtl]

Yep... and when my local box store has my oil on sale I buy a yrs worth at one time.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Yep. I started doing my own, 15 yrs ago when the local indy shop wanted $200 for my BMW Z4. Uh, no thanks. Made some wooden ramps and do all my cars now, for the price of parts (on sale). Oil is expensive now, like at least 50% more than before Covid, for some reason, but that's an even better reason to DIY because the lube places probably charge double.

[@dm17nc17]

Yep it's just the labor cost x time that makes it so expensive, the parts are cheap. Mobil 1 is $29 for 5qts at walmart people.

[@DigitalAce444]

$1000 for my Cayenne S

[@MegaShinobi3]

I do my own oil changes on my Cayenne too, for the same reason. Consider this. Boy people are intitled to their wants when it comes to their car purchases. The question is, would you buy a sneaker named after the last team in the league or for some team that does not play at all? Lamborghini's are not professional raced in the major races. They are therefore the automotive equivalent of a "gold chain" worn around your neck. In comparison to Ferrari and other marques, to quote an old war movie, "Lamborghini's talk the talk, they don't walk the walk " It's still a truism that "Racing improves the breed". I have to hand it to them how they can get people to pay that much from a tractor manufacturer. The power of peer pressure!

[@kyzor-sosay6087]

To even rack this Lamborghini,The Wizard has to be carrying minimum one million insurance.Big risk.Good luck,keep up the fantastic work,man.

[@Steverz32]

The only reason I don’t have 1, is I can’t afford to keep it running, let alone pay for it!😂🤣😂

[@MarkoVukovic0]

Same here! 🤣

[@evos469]

You can afford a used one, but the maintenance will break your wallet

[@cathrynm]

If you're just 'upper-middle-class' but not rich, you get the Porsche. (Like my HVAC guy has a Porsche GT3)

[@jonathansaindon788]

One of the reason I don’t have one is roads here are full of potholes and it’s a nordic country

[@hariranormal5584]

@@evos469 Most of these luxury cars are utter shit to maintain. Almost more than half of the features are dead. We actually were fighting in court and recently some thing came in our favor, it was just a Jaguar (not a very very fancy Lambo or something like that anyway), and the amount of things broken are legit safety enduring. Turns out it was affordable to purchase it, and around 60% extra of the price we paid just to fix up things, the "fix up things" are just also not gonna last more than a year

[@thongtran37]

500$ still affordable than Bugatti for 21K $ just for "Services"...😂

[@craigmorgan4676]

Utterly nuts,no wonder manny doesn't do many miles in his!God dammit those oil changes @ 21 k !👀👀💀💀💀🙈🙈🙉🙉👎👎👎😫😫🤝🇬🇧🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@volvo09]

And you have to take a lot of parts off the car and pull like 12 drain plugs to do the oil on a Veyron... They built that car around the engine. I'd hate to imagine what it would take to replace a random coolant hose on any modern Bugatti!

[@transformerstuff7029]

Yea those people are ruining our planet fast

[@DoctorHemi]

Seriously? $21,000 to change the oil?

[@tjroelsma]

Didn't Mclaren also charge around 20k$ for servicing their F1?

[@oxy6233]

This has opened my eyes a bit of why even an oil change costs so much on something like this. Due to the value of the car, you can't risk rushing and also charge more per hour for the risk you take and the potential cost of breakage.

[@StephenCole1916]

Glad to see you check everything, even though it's such low miles. On my '17 Ford they found a CV shaft issue at my first oil change which they replaced under warranty. Most places may not look at things closely if it's new.

[@rrd1975]

I pay about $200 for oil service and inspection for an Audi Q3, so if you want to run with the big Supercar dogs, keep fresh Benjamins handy! It's very hard to process, but an oil change for a Bugatti Chiron typically costs between $20,000 and $25,000. Holy S--t !

[@petrosaguilar8916]

You're overpaying. My local VW dealer changes the oil on my Audi for $40 but I bring my own oil. They supply the filter though.

[@roninbushito]

Q3 are junk that’s the bottom end of Audi.

[@petrosaguilar8916]

And you drive what?

[@cvn6555]

That service better involve Russian hookers and a yacht for the weekend.

[@redactedrider7606]

Poor dude is taking his Q3 to the dealer and getting scammed lol

[@nelsongaldeman]

I love how he uses the torque wrench but goes over the torque on most of the bolts lol, defeats the point

[@UserName-jm8yw]

He did not go over, as the torque wrench automatically releases at the preset...

[@BUFFDgaming]

is this serious question .. or r u stupid .. its a double check

[@johnbishop4194]

@@UserName-jm8yw so why do it twice ? This clown is an idiot !

[@choahjinhuay]

@@UserName-jm8ywthat is not true. It still is rotating the screw and increasing the torque. Watch a myths busted about torque wrenches.

[@nelsongaldeman]

@@UserName-jm8yw you never used a torque wrench in your life have you? lol

[@scottmackenzie3761]

My DB9 requires 16 quarts Mobil 1. Dealer charges $1500, but the excellent independent mechanic i have charges $350-400. This is a lot simpler than a Lamborghini. A Vantage is more because of dry sump system.

[@victorbaird8220]

That car is too expensive 😮😢 I don’t like when people talk about expensive cars 😢 It makes me angry 😡. I want to own cheap cars that work for 15-20 years and invest my money instead 😊

[@petrosaguilar8916]

That's a crazy capacity.

[@poneklr]

With Aston it also includes the yearly service and inspection. For a car that was ~ $200k ten plus years ago it's very reasonable compared to others.

[@ronbelanger4113]

My old 911 takes 12-13.

[@max57rich37]

The Lambo is dry sump also.

[@AnCap1776]

I love that you added showing the maintenance you do. Great touch! Do it more!

[@Fleetwoodjohn]

My heart skipped when the one broke loose. Nothing better than steel drain plugs in an aluminum pan!

[@ghwatson10]

Thank y'all for keep releasing new content! With Warner Brothers now acquiring MoterTrend Studios', they are reportedly shutting it down. Definitely KZbin car shows will pickup for new and current content.

[@DjJay]

What! WB bought MotorTrend and shut it down? What was the point of buying it in the first place!

[@ghwatson10]

@ it was part of the Discovery package deal and evidently MotorTrend was not making the money expected so they axed it. You will just see reruns on the network for a while till I’m assuming it will disappear all together.

[@DarthVader-1701]

MotorTrend has been crap for years.

[@joesmith9216]

@@DarthVader-1701 yeah, thats even still around? haha youtube channels bury those old names alive.

[@GRRR1148]

WTF. Only drains out 2/3 of the oil before putting the plugs back in, then treats his torque wrench as a human-powered impact gun to get it proper tight!

[@danmartinez9497]

Whatever torque it is supposed to be, he went way beyond that..with the double click plus

[@robertveronese4405]

Nice job, but I always do my own oil changes, let it drain until its a slow drip and always fill the filter with oil before installing it, my engine likes instant oil pressure!

[@breakupgoogle]

v12 lambos do a prime before firing. but i do like priming filters

[@fredericoespinoza]

dry sump bro

[@frankhoward7645]

I expect some push back for this, but when the draining goes from a stream to a drip, I start the car, run it for 1 second, and turn it off. I get another pint of old oil out. There is no way you'll wreck an engine by running it for 1 second without oil.

[@clarkwilson2670]

​@@frankhoward7645 1. No you're not getting a pint more oil out. 2. That will absolutely cause wear over time. 3. Everyone on the planet does it the correct why, why do you think that is?

[@frankhoward7645]

@@clarkwilson2670 I agree that I'm not getting a pint more. Probably more like a cup. The last car I sold was my 1992 Chrysler Grand Caravan. I owned it for 20 years. It had 235,000 miles on it and not only did it not burn oil, but I never had to open up the engine either. (Now, the transaxle; that's a different story.) Practically everyone on the planet has experienced engine failure at one time or another however I have not. Why do you think that is?

[@DoctorHemi]

That's the problem with exotic cars, even if you've done pretty well and can afford the car price, the maintenance and insurance kill you. They're best left to the ultra rich for whom money is no object.

[@joesmith9216]

you can get BUDGET exotic/Euro cars, sl550's/63's are my personal choice, and if it was well taken care of prior to your take over of ownership, your gold, they are so reliable.

[@MegaShinobi3]

That's ironic, considering this.Boy people are intitled to their wants when it come to their car purchases. The question is, would you buy a sneaker named after the last team in the league or for some team that does not play at all? Lamborghini's are not professional raced in the major races. They are therefore the automotive equivalent of a "gold chain" worn around your neck. In comparison to Ferrari and other marques, to quote an old war movie, "Lamborghini's talk the talk, they don't walk the walk " It's still a truism that "Racing improves the breed". I have to hand it to them how they can get people to pay that much from a tractor manufacturer. The power of peer pressure!

[@cuttingedgeinnovationstati5208]

Good for the owner for keeping up on the maintenance schedule for this car. That oil looked very clean even with the miles on it and even though the car has under 3,000 miles it's best to change the oil anyway. For cars that sit for extended periods of time and then get driven hard need time services more than mileage. Great work as always and all the best to the Wizard team!

[@tommost1]

11:50 I would have let that drain a *little* bit more.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

I'm like, WTF is he doing, it's still pouring out? I don't get this guy. He's trolling us.

[@rushnerd]

I thought so too, but it was pretty much done and he knows a hell of a lot more about oil changes than I ever will.

[@jass7981]

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Oil looks new. This won't hurt a damn thing.

[@marko6128]

I came here to say the same thing…he didn’t even let it come to a dribble

[@jimsteinway695]

The bulk of the oil is in the sump. Not the lines and the oil is pure looking. On my huracan I let it go still it stops

[@MJA5]

if you gotta ask, you can’t afford it

[@LB-bo8os]

Yeah, that's a poor person speaking, we the rich always ask how much it is.

[@willmtaylor]

The richest people I know-not people who lease expensive cars, but people worth millions and millions, do care what they spend money. They don’t obsess, but they don’t needlessly throw away money either.

[@jedwin4816]

You also can never ask how much, how long or why.

[@cbotten106]

@@jedwin4816 Actually, no questions of any type are permitted. They'll know you are broke.

[@redguard2529]

@@LB-bo8os If you don't ask you won't be rich for long.

[@shikamaru281281]

$500 oil changes are why I bought a BMW instead. The oil drains itself. (It leaks)

[@megachonk9440]

I'd probably still do my own oil changes on one of these bad boys, even if I could afford to own one. I enjoy that kind of stuff. And honestly, this car looks a downright treat to work on compared to most mass-production cars. There's space around stuff and everything is so accessible.

[@michigansoundwizard]

I Absolutely agree.😊

[@DearSX]

I would go down to Wal-Mart and put 3 5 Quart jugs Super-Tech Synthetic 5w-40 and a Purolator Boss oil filter. $80 max :)

[@ZanicL3]

If you have a lift yes. I dont really see anyone do this on jackstands

[@channeldoesnotexist]

Ah yes, removing bottom braces to access 6 separate drain plugs is the peak of space and accessibility.

[@griffintherrien1395]

I cringed watching the oil still draining while he put the plugs back in. Then not pre filling the oil filter was another slap to the face haha. But still a very cool video, don’t see maintenance videos on these cars often!

[@pilotconnor4732]

Prefilling isn’t necessary. 95% of the time people are pouring oil into the center (the clean side) which does absolutely nothing. He is most likely following the maintenance manual correctly.

[@Slythey]

prefilling the oil filter? OCD is a psychological disorder

[@LA_Commander]

You don't need to prefill unless it's one of those huge commercial diesel engines which hold like 30 quarts and the filter holds like a gallon of oil.

[@chrisperrien7055]

I was sort of surprised he did not callout and follow every torque spec for each and EVERY bolt. That is one warranty would you not want to void , and/or damage the car, with one dumb/out of spec mistake.

[@DanielKaledo]

​@pilotconnor4732 Tell that to Any race team that's doing an oil change on a $200k engine. Or, to the mechanic changing the oil on a P-51 Mustang. Or to the mechanic on a Cummins diesel engine in that $2m Prevost motorhome. Yeah, it's important on that 2005 Silverado 5.3L with 392k miles on it (mine) Too!! It's called "Dry Start". But hey, don't worry about doin that in your F-150 with the coyote motor, you'll never see 200k miles on it so just throw in that Fram filter and 5w30 Dino oil and call it a day. 😮

[@TheJclanton]

I have a great mechanic here in Spokane. Looks and sounds a bit like the wizard. Charges $90 for a full synthetic oil change at 5 k intervals. The important thing though is that he inspects all the important stuff under the car and in the engine bay and tells me what need to be done and how critical it is. That’s why I’m comfortable driving high mileage vehicles. 19:45

[@darkiee69]

If those wheels would be "knock off" the lug nut in the middle would have "wings" to knock on. They're, just like "knock offs" centerlock wheels. NACA = National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.

[@MikesRepairs86]

JiffyLube in Orlando wanted $169 to do an oil change on a V6 Highlander....$39 oil change is dead.

[@adamvalencia1413]

39? what about the $19 ones? feel like I could still find them for 40 lol its the $19 ones I haven't seen in about 5 years

[@ChrisPBacon198]

I Know My Focus ST Cost Over 100 $ For an Oil Change and it's Just a 4 Cylinder

[@Weezwr]

14:40 why doesn’t he let all the oil drain out

[@JosipM333]

That's exactly what I wanted to ask and comment on. He didn't let the oil out of any of the reservoirs to the end.😱😱😱

[@Weezwr]

@ no wonder he charges “cheap” he doesn’t get the job done right

[@XenomorphLV426]

That was bothering me also

[@luisgonzalez8423]

He was also slipping off the head of the bolt alot but I think he replaced the bolts so it's good just thought he worked a little smoother than that

[@Ballinhard8019]

Probably the cleanest oil I've seen come out for an oil change 😅

[@jamiespinks3657]

Hardly surprising as the mileage indicates this is a garage queen and rarely driven.

[@mitchhedberg4415]

not even close, that was dirty

[@roninbushito]

Poor paranoid owner barely drives it if it even is his

[@romulus_]

@@roninbushito probably not paranoid. it's more likely that he has a garage full of cars that get varying levels of time on the road. smart move to limit depreciation while having a variety of driving experiences.

[@sigmamale4147]

@@romulus_ no its stupid

[@AltimaV6SportsCar]

2:35 So in order to make it in life I'm going to install Lambo doors on my Altima 🗣🔥

[@ralphralphin]

Yo Mr Wizard, SV stands for "Super Veloce", which is Italian for "super speed

[@dim0n1]

Why you guys don't wait until oil is fully DRAIN? (11:50, 12:44, 13:10, 13:35 only here almost drain, 14:06, 14:41)? How about to show filling of oil?

[@johnbishop4194]

Because he's a Moron ! NOT EVEN ANY KIND of Wizard !

[@frasermitchell9183]

The MGB in the background is what intrigues me !!

[@Rick-S-6063]

Considerably more affordable, easier to work on and nowhere near as expensive to maintain.

[@DTBaker-gq4fd]

My Chevy S-10 had a crossmember with a meaningless protrusion that blocked a bolt on the transmission pan. The dealer I bought it from told me that it was so I would have to come to the dealer for a fluid/strainer change. I bought my first 4-1/2” grinder that day…and never bought another GM product. Thanks Wizard-very. cool video

[@Weyco23]

Very happy GM made it a point to make oil changes easy on a C8. Drain plug and filter accessible without removing anything. I can change my oil in minutes without having to do all this ridiculous stuff.

[@johnstudd4245]

That's why I think people are nuts for paying the money for these "supercars". You can get a wonderful new Vette that will give you all the thrills and looks for a whole lot less purchase price, upkeep, operating costs and what not. It's all about the ego. "Look at me, I'm rich".

[@schuste6]

yea but thats a corvette and this is a lamborghini

[@trumpeldorf]

@@schuste6 The Corvette as a car is much more comfortable. Well, and, at least there are no Corvette tractors 😂

[@DarthVader-1701]

The C8 is based on the 458 Italia.

[@Weyco23]

@@schuste6 Yes, but it is my C8 though, and it is paid for.

[@cravingcaving]

IF YOU DON'T WARM UP THE CAR FIRST YOU'LL GET SLOW DRAINING OIL AND IMPATIENT MECHANICS... WARM IT UP PEEPS

[@bobkin611]

Remember, the Lamborghini is owned by Audi now, so the oil filter torque spec is Gutentight

[@jimsgaragetoys]

This would drive me nuts. He put the drain plugs back on when the oil still had a good stream to it, this was not a few drops left and that was on all 6 drain plugs. This was a lot more used oil left in the engine than should be. I'm also bothered that he didn't fill the oil filter with oil before installing it. Other than that this looks to be very simple to do even if it takes a little longer.

[@handle690]

you don't have to pre fill a oil filter. the owner doesn't even drive this car man who cares if there is 1/4 qt left?

[@jimsgaragetoys]

@@handle690 Because if you're going to do a job, do it right. Pre-filling the oil filter is always a benefit and builds oil pressure quicker. Doing the little things correctly is always a good thing, especially with an engine as expensive as that one. Making excuses for not doing a job properly isn't a reason.

[@Bodi2000]

The oil looked really clean, #1. With 14qts going in a half cup of old oil is going to mean SFA, #2. But I agree that filter should be filled when, like this one, it goes in straight up. However... it's going to take a few seconds to fill once started and the bearings are still lubricated plus bearing pressure at idle is negligible: maybe don't rev it to the limiter right away on start. And I think the wiz didn't (on camera at least) fill the filter just to troll the comments (it worked).

[@jimsgaragetoys]

@@Bodi2000 I realize all of this, but if I was the Car Wizard and doing a video on this I would do a better job, at least for the video. Don't show people that you cut corners, do it right.

[@MHounan]

​@@jimsgaragetoys even the Lambo dealers aren't prefilling their oil filters. Looks cool on the internet tho.

[@epoxy1710]

12:15 - You tourgued it 3 times, over torqued. The last time you forced it over the torque settings.

[@gstevens6948]

Learn to spell… 🙄

[@danokerr9929]

This dude is a hack and shouldn’t touch a car.

[@adamhero459]

If a $500 oil change matters to you, you won’t have this car in the first place.

[@robertmaybeth3434]

SIX (6) oil drain plugs? That thing should use wing-nuts lol also nice review of this million dollar contraption, Wizards, thx for showing the dry sump oil system (why the dipstick is 3 feet from the engine as shown @03:50). The warning against the "double-gasket" mistake @ 16:00 is something I read about a hundred times but never thought would happen to me, until of course it did, on my 2002 Camry V6. During an oil change, I forgot to make sure the old rubber gasket had come off and just installed the new oil filter. I didn't catch the problem until the re-start, and oil was pouring out of the engine! I quickly shut it off and put things right, feeling justifiably stupid the entire time...it's been 15 years and i still have the car, so I no harm done, but there could have been -

[@shawnboy4368]

Why do you push pass the torque wrench when it clicks?! That's why it clicks to let you know to stop tighting it.. 🤷🏾 I'm just saying 😊

[@johnstuart6631]

That's not how torque wrenches work, it stops pushing after the click. He's just being sure he hit the right limit. Sometimes a click can be caused before you hit the torque value.

[@Kincentc]

​@@johnstuart6631You should rewatch it. he nearly added 30 degrees of rotation to one of the plugs after it clicked.

[@AVarietyOfPleasingHeads]

​@@johnstuart6631 they do not stop pushing after the click. they won't add any appreciable torque "during" the click, but if you push them past the click they will still apply more and more torque. the head doesn't become free to rotate after the wrench clicks.

[@sjspartan1987]

I understand that this car requires more attention to detail then your average car and the parts are a big part of it costing 500 dollars to change the oil but i didn't see anything that should justify labor being 200 dollars an hour. Honestly I've had more trouble changing oil on a Lexus or Toyota.

[@ivantrump4022]

Complains about drain plugs being torqued to more than 10lbft. Continues to retorque them way past 10lbft.

[@wydopnthrtl]

2004 Corvette Z06 here. Oil changed once a yrs (3k miles) and it costs me about $40-45 as a DIY'er I also flush the clutch fluid at the same time w/Dot 4 which costs about $6 (you'd be amazed at how much discolored fluid comes out) It's a great car for balance of looks, performance, and costs

[@jasonson86]

Run it bubba

[@grimson]

It’s a great car. The problem when you say ‘looks’ is that Corvettes are basically invisible. You see them in every parking lot, every day. People see a Lamborghini and they tell all their friends about it all day.

[@breakupgoogle]

no one cares.

[@joesmith9216]

@@grimson well, the older vettes stand out a bit more, but yeah they are not that exciting, newest ones are BORING.

[@EddieRicks-i8v]

My r8 is 500 🙄 for an oil change I may get a lift and do my own lol 😂. It is a process because they have to remove panels underneath the car and multiple drain holes and I think indeed to do a process by turning on car after every quart or something or other

[@EfficientRVer]

This is a reminder of why I do my own oil changes, and I don't mean because of the cost. Not sure why KZbin recommended a video by a guy who I would not allow to touch my Prius Prime with a wrench after watching this.

[@pdubzz4613]

This guy has more experience and knowledge in the tip of his index finger than you have in your entire body

[@kunstderfugue]

Is that because he over torqued with the torque wrench?

[@gordonstarship]

I think $500 isn't enough, honestly. You take good care of your customers, I can tell. Thanks Wizard for sharing your knowledge and teaching.

[@MiturBinEsderty]

So what shall he charge for an hour of work? 10k because he is a nice guy?

[@gordonstarship]

@@MiturBinEsderty Yes. Precisely.

[@MiturBinEsderty]

@@gordonstarship stop man glazing. It’s low key gay.

[@gordonstarship]

@@MiturBinEsderty All I hear from you is negativity, jealousy, and insecurity. You need to look in the mirror. It's Saturday night, have fun. Positivity. I simply thanked Omega for helping me learn automotive.

[@abc123fhdi]

even with 4 bolts to remove to drain oil, doesn't justify $500, though maybe with $50 filter and several quarts of $15 oil you're getting close to $200 then maybe $150 for labor, save more if you DIY which isn't impossible.

[@pops55650]

Seems like a good price for an oil change to me, for a Lambo. You might save money DYI, but your own time is money as well.

[@charleseddy9903]

Thank you for your integrity, I wish you lived near me for dependable service. Well done young man.

[@computergurujp]

That’s very fair considering the cars value. The dealers will charge 10x more.

[@buffalobill2965]

If that were my car, I would want it drained COMPLETELY.

[@karlos1060]

I was thinking the same thing. Not empty enough. Not that it is going to hurt a lot but i would wait longer. But time is money for wizzard so he skips on that.

[@tomast9034]

flush the engine with gas? or brake cleaner? :D:D

[@King_Fish_]

@@karlos1060 lol time is money? he spent hours glazing the car and showing all the quirks and features

[@capraagricola]

Thanks for the tip about the coolant drain plug! I have to do the oils on all 11 of my lamborghinis, but I was a bit nervous to do it myself. I'm also 6'2"

[@webberfan1234]

Alphab

[@ronaldmcdonald9322]

Do you use tactical soap in the shower? Also how often should I get a haircut?

[@buckjones4901]

When it is time for an oil change I just buy a new one and sell the old one, just easier and more fun.

[@capraagricola]

@@buckjones4901 thanks for the hustle tip man

[@markrushton1516]

​@@buckjones4901I give mine away to a passing stranger

[@blademan7671]

Haven’t watched or had the algo feed Wizard in a while. Good to see subs up to a million. And really nice to see Mrs. Wizard very comfortable on YT now!

[@OxBlitzkriegxO]

Ugh, you only need to torque something once. It was good enough the first time. If you don't trust your equipment, buy better equipment or trust yourself more.

[@setharp]

That oil looked clear. I get a feeling it probably actually didn't need to be changed

[@postersm7141]

My hourly rate is $289 for the first hour and then $69.95 each additional quarter hour but I repair medical equipment. I run my own business and that’s what I charge. and if I have to travel more than 40 minutes to my call then at $100 trip charge on top of that. and I’m not even the most expensive guy in town. I’m certainly not the cheapest, but there are definitely companies that charge more than me with a lot less experience than I have.

[@AdamJ09303]

What a scam 😂😂

[@skmetal7]

How do you figure out an hourly rate?

[@mitchhedberg4415]

I charge a billion an hour, booker until 2099

[@mitchhedberg4415]

Dream on cletus

[@breakupgoogle]

@@skmetal7 industry usually sets the rates. experience tools travel etc.

[@FHB71]

I remember a few years ago, a magazine compared supercars rgd. their practicality and the Aventador won. It has a usable frunk, you could (as far as I remember) mount a child seat on the passenger seat (like you show), it could lift the chassie in order to reach a button for entering a parking garage and adapt to the a entrance way that has a steep angle. In the city it will shut off 6 cylinders in order to conserve fuel. Although I drive an EV, I think that this is basically the only supercar that I really like.

[@SV_Try_Magic]

Pays $500 and mechanic cant even take the time to let the shit fully drain out before putting the plugs back in 😅

[@c0r5e]

Considering these were 8 oil drain plugs could be at least half a quart of old oil

[@EldePHX]

For real

[@kipe6918]

Actually, if you looked up, the dirty oil still clean anyway.

[@nicstroud]

1:20 "You can see it has _knock_ _off_ wheels." Made me laugh. Here in the U.K. _knock_ _off_ means fake or forgery. "Is that handbag real or a knock off?"

[@namemcnamerton4249]

It means the same thing in the US so he accidentally insulted the customer.

[@greatpyr3245]

Knock off wheels refers to it having one knock-off nut to remove the wheel versus multiple lug nuts.

[@connor3288]

Well they aren't actually knock off wheels, he should have said centerlock wheels. Some old cars had knock off wheels, they were centerlock wheels using basically a big wing nut that was struck with a hammer to tighten/loosen.

[@NickTheMobileMechanic]

People who brag about getting cheap oil changes piss me off

[@adamturowski8948]

12:14 Why do you use a torque wrench if you're not using it properly?

[@mac001texas]

Its probably still within a half pound with his extra little push

[@nothingtoseaheardammit]

$500 is a steal. I just paid $769 for an oil change on a Land Rover this morning at the dealership!!!

[@rorosnusnu2035]

Wtf

[@kilonami]

Do it yourself 😂

[@xbuggativeyron]

Damn bro u got scammed

[@centralscrutinizer6108]

You need to get rid of that POS in a fast hurry. Those things are complete dogwater and a massive mechanical money pit.

[@german80]

youre kidding right?

[@1_Bad_Z]

When you hand tight the oil filter; you really have to hand tighten it. Not kinda hand tight. You don't want oil leaking out of the oil filter. I've had this happen a couple times. I personally check after oil service. If you are wondering where the service was done. At the Dealership.

[@jayd9389]

using power tools is not what you do on any oil change

[@lsh3rd]

That oil coming out looks good enough to put in one of my Toyotas for another 5k miles.

[@breakupgoogle]

it literally is.

[@dgmclar]

So you charge more per hour to work on a Lamborghini than a honda? Why would your labour charge change regardless of car brand

[@sirchaps8489]

The Owner of this Lambo: the luckiest guy, he knows the Wizard

[@Rick-S-6063]

It's a testament to the good work the Wizard does when someone trusts their exotic vehicle to his care.

[@brianmerz6070]

I bought a used C300 Mercedes. It was in good shape and had nearly 40k miles on it. I absolutely loved the car. Then came the bills. My father said that I had champagne taste on a beer budget, and he was right. I had to scrap the car at 140k due to rust and electrical issues. I refused to believe all the advice of just how much these cars would cost over time. I would do it all over again. I loved the experience. I would only lease such a car now. Be wise.

[@jeffboyer8214]

Gauge cluster / clutch palate for an automatic transmission. Neat. Those car are sweet for sure, but at about 2000 $ per rotor order more, they are out of this world. For repairs when needed. It's definitely a sweet dream car for sure.

[@AM-gm3zx]

Removing cross member took like 10 min, but making a big deal like he spent 4 hours removing those 😊.

[@adamvalencia1413]

you didn't see the part where he had to remove the entire under panel and its a tight space, does take longer than 10min prob

[@MadMonk67]

My thoughts exactly. Oh no! Four whole bolts! 🙄