1951 Porsche 356 SL Gmund Coupe - Jay Leno's Garage

[@mannys2893]

1 of the few guys that had an answer to all of Jay's deep historic questions. I love it

[@kalinicd]

SS-Oberführer Porsche was still depressed that he lost WWII against us while he was building that car and now Seinfeld is buying his works.. LOOOOL en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Porsche#Early_life

[@ianfindlay865]

What kind of knob head comment is that?

[@DanaTheInsane]

Idiot.

[@alanladdseinekatze859]

The only one close to this persons knowledge of the bespoken subject is actually the woman owning the BMW 1600 in a later episode here. Jay should have his guests watch these real enthusiasts prior to having them on his show.

[@localyokel9672]

Manny S maybe he knew how to politic on the fly, you know one of those who have all the questions and answers for everything, noticed he babies that VW, VWS WERE BEST DRIVEN HAMMER DOWN TO KEEP COOL.

[@E30_Eric]

What an amazing piece of automotive history. i love how they restored it back to it's first day of racing.

[@hagestad]

Last actual remaining "first Porsche" Type 64 is still unrestored. You can see quite a lot of similarities between that 1939 car and this one. Both "borrowed" heavy from Tatra 97. Funny enough Muricans destroyed 2 other Porsche Type 64 in existence so only 1 remains.

[@rapidrrobert4333]

I'm so glad that this car still lives.

[@jasonbarnhart7382]

Thank you for being on the show!

[@TheVagolfer]

With all the great cars Jay has and has driven it's great to see him in awe of a car. Genuine respect and appreciation from a true car guy !

[@1clackerman]

Who else in the whole world could host a show like this. Who even knows where to begin to do a show like this ? This is the coolest show ever about all kinds of cars.Cars and Motorcycles and all things that go rolling along the road. Way to go Jay Leno! I really appreciate Jay Leno's Garage." No one has ever done such a great show about every man's favorite subject. Cars.. Very good for any guy who loves cars. This is truly a unique show because of Jay's decades of experience and interest in cars. This show is the real deal. I learn more than i thought i knew about cars when i watch this show. Also, I was among those who may have seen Jay's role in "Last Man Standing." Ha! I'll keep watching that show because Jay Leno is in it. That's all. Thanks Man.

[@fritzbrause6332]

A little story (actually a quote from the Porsche factory tour) for Jay, since he mentioned the seats not being RECARO seats in the video: It is a well known fact that Reutter built the majority of Porsche bodiesfrom 1950 until 1963, when Reutter became part of Porsche. Not all of Reutter's employees very happy about this change so they started their own business, based on the company that was registered 1957 in Switzerland: RECARO REutter CArosserie ROhbau. Reutter coachbuilders. And obviously the RECARO name is still in the business (RECARO Holding), but today the car seats business belongs to Johnson Controls. Just a little fun fact I thought you'd probably enjoy :-)

[@holyfox94]

Fritz Brause Hello from Stuttgart 👋🏻

[@blex5579]

@@holyfox94 mahlzeit aus duisburg ^^

[@ezghthrt7733]

These cars had a bog-standard interior (possibly) because this car was not designed to be a racing car in the first place. The first bespoke Porsche racing car was the 550.

[@topsecret1837]

Gildo Schuster Honestly the type 64 (based on Volkswagen Beetle, the type 60 Porsche to be exact) of prewar fame was the first Porsche and the first of the racers, but the 356/1 was the first definitive Porsche.

[@jackallen6261]

How interesting, I did not know that! Thank you!

[@MrMartinious]

This is absolutely beautiful Jay! What a wonderful story! I lament the loss of these beautiful mechanical technologies.

[@matthines5150]

Very grateful to all involved for sharing this car and its history with the world in such an open manner. So cool!

[@gavinsteiling5571]

The first time I haven't seen Jay drive

[@SchaferTheRicer]

I think the only other one he didnt drive in was the Pagani Hyuara

[@kungfuweasel78]

not true the v8 trike thing he didnt drive either or pretty much must race cars on here he hasnt driven

[@cup_and_cone]

I'd like to see Christie's appraisal of this car for auction. I'd bet it would easily clear $20 million if it truly is the first. Won't surprise me to see it at auction in a couple years.

[@simongeeves9662]

Insurance? Would any insurance company touch this car? "Your annual payment sir will be $2,000,000 with an excess of $10,000,000"

[@SAVikingSA]

A normal car insurance company wouldn't, but the ones that specialize in cars or art certainly do.

[@adrienperie6119]

Very complete video, I wish more of the cars you review had videos that were this long Jay. I'll go out on a limb here and say that 90% of your viewers wish almost all cars you review had the full treatment like this one got, and then go ahead and take a big gamble in betting on the fact that nobody would ever complain that the videos are too long. This is better than TV Jay, here those who just want to see the car running can skip whatever they find boring in a single click.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

I fell asleep, and I'm a Porsche fan.

[@adrienperie6119]

OMGWTFLOL No you're not. Or maybie a 12yo/heavily medicated/ADHD type person.

[@ianfindlay865]

How tasteful. Stronzo.

[@inkedbandz]

Adrien Perié lol

[@BlindTom61]

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Zzzzzzz...

[@NilesGimp]

The Best Show, anywhere! Thanks.

[@fish4free1]

Rod is a very, very impressive man, not only because of his intricate knowledge but also because of his ability to impart that knowledge with passion and clarity. This is a guy who needs to be involved in higher echelons of motoring - seriously, seriously impressive guy.

[@flat6fever680]

Well stated.

[@monzadh]

best guest Jay has ever had on hands down!!

[@robyoung9968]

Love listening to this guy, fascinating piece of history..

[@albertseabra9226]

A fantastic, historical Car. Only Jay Leno manages to feature Magic, fabulous cars like this 46 Porsche. We can imagine this vehicle racing, day-and-night, through Les Mans. Probably Fangio, Sterling Moss, Bonetto, and all the great names were competing in that very same race. Thank you Jay -- another amazing Video

[@arbenowner]

The moment he said original 50's tires, Jay didn't regret not driving it anymore.

[@jjmac3561]

You would have thought they would have had some new tyres on it for driving it around and kept the 50's tyres for shows

[@davidbell1110]

Probably pretty tricky to change the wheels on it and I doubt it actually gets driven around much anyway. I would guess it mostly travels on the back of a trailer.

[@Mn09lfV6f]

+David Bell Yeah, I would rather straighten a bent frame and repair an all aluminum body from a total wreck than take 30 minutes change the only part of the car that touches the road and controls the travel of the car.

[@Mn09lfV6f]

Explains why he was driving so slow.

[@someusername121]

He must mean rims? Tires expire after 6 years, and that's modern rubber. 60 year old tires would probably fail very quickly.

[@choward5430]

Here's a gentleman (among many) who understands the historical fringes of every aspect of the Porsche brand in addition to the mechanical operation and performance. Another level!

[@James-hb6ee]

I don't know how I missed this video two years ago. Great video and kudo's to Rod and Emory Motorsports for a fantastic job on the restoration.

[@michaelvanwinkle7919]

Amazing Porche! Thank You for Sharing it With Us.

[@Dorkbike]

That was cool. One of those cars you never hear about much less get to see in detail. Thanks for another great one Jay!

[@chrislingre9175]

I am an airhead. . . Learned to drive in a type 2 vw bus. own a 1960 deluxe sedan (still 6-volt!). Have always appreciated Porsche from a distance financially, but wow! I would feel so at home in driver's seat. Thanks for this, Jay ;)

[@deweypug]

Yes, my GTI is faster, handles better, is more reliable and better built, but you cannot explain to someone who doesn't 'get it' how awesome this vehicle is! Thanks Jay for showing us this beauty!

[@dennisweifenbach2647]

You have to have a little history yourself to acknowledge what history has to offer. Fantastic car.

[@justinoldmusician5321]

I had the chance to buy a 1968 912 back in the late '70s. But, I was too young to get a loan myself, and my dad wouldn't help. I did take it for a test drive and it ran great. I guess it could have had problems, but because I couldn't buy it, I didn't get it checked out.

[@peterlewis3540]

Just imagine if this Porsche came up for sale., imagine it's value- PRICELESS Porsche 917, 956,962,the many 911 variants, and this little 1100cc car, was the very first car to compete in racing for the Stuttgard company. One of the most interesting Jay's Garage videos. Thanks Jay, it was a real pleasure watching this.

[@Alorand]

25:38 Man, those crossed arms and the "Yeah, yeah... yeah."

[@Doctor_Robert]

He's bummed he's not driving. XD

[@igkgigoh]

@@Doctor_Robert DEFINITELY. And ffs, Jay has driven his Mclaren for years without totaling it, I think he is man enough to handle the jaw dropping power of 40 hp. Somebody must've thought that it's too valuable.

[@Doctor_Robert]

@@igkgigoh I know, it's a bit silly. GM let him drive the Buick Y-Job and Mercedes let him drive the only driveable C-111. Begs the question of how many cars does he turn down because the people won't let him drive it. This one came through, I reckon, because it's exceptional.

[@igkgigoh]

@@Doctor_Robert I'd love to know if or how many people contacted him but then revealed that he can't drive the car. I agree that it's probably a big nope for him, but this seems like it was never questioned and only said before it was to time to get in the car. He is really annoyed, understandably though.

[@davidweston9115]

@@Doctor_Robert If there was one person I would want to drive and crash my car it is Jay Leno. The publicity etc. would encourage him to fix up the car better than it was before at no cost to the owner. Also a 1-off car is the only car in the world who's value is unaffected by wrecks or rebuilt titles. It's the only one in the world. If it had been compacted at the crusher, it could be rebuilt and sold for millions, so long as you could prove it was the same car, and nobody would say you should have left it in the crusher... It's all on account of egos and money and the way car guys are. In this instance, it is a power play by that boy who is promoting his fathers shop, and acting all big by oneupping the crown prince Mr. Leno on his own program.

[@GroovesAndLands]

The restoration on this car is over the TOP. Wow. Jaw dropped!

[@LoonyGarage]

Rod really went to down with researching all the history of the car to get this restoration as authentic as possible. Well done.

[@kentlarsen5834]

As soon as Jay mention the word "FIRST", everyone was eyes and ears.

[@superman55566]

Now that is what I call attention to detail. Incredible!

[@Vince1266]

An absolute pleasure to see and hear it go, thanks all.

[@pks41805]

Jay has a first rate garage, the best technicians, and more money than god. Let Jay drive!

[@fl00rmatt64]

Paul S and this car is beyond expensive if it gets damaged

[@rsr789]

@@fl00rmatt64 Jay's worth at least what? $500 million or more? I think he can afford to fix any damage.

[@HoratioHoodoo]

🤦‍♂️

[@HoratioHoodoo]

@@rsr789 🤦‍♂️

[@johnmarshall4442]

This is a great show !!!!! I start watching episodes of it and can't stop.

[@HDridr2000]

Reminds me of the fabulous Gmund coupe restoration performed by Camm Ingram and. the lads at Roads Scholars.. that car went on to win Pebble in 2011. It's good to see Jay enjoy the significance of a historical car like this. Kudos for a job well done.

[@MrRonique]

first time I agree , this is not a test drive car, Although happy they are actually driving it on the streets! Give this guy a medal for restoration!

[@stephencivic1989]

Its very scary to think just how easy it is for legendary cars such as this one to become lost or destroyed. And I like what Jay Leno said about the younger generation. Yeah new cars are cool, but not cool enough to forget the cars and legends that got them there.

[@tmytco7664]

What a treat to see this car and hear it's history.

[@snakerb]

Can you imagine how much this would be worth if the roof was never chopped off? Awesome history lesson, thanks Jay.

[@MianCowell]

and the original engine

[@snakerb]

Mian Cowell 100% original and it would be priceless.

[@mitchcarter6090]

The excitement in jays voice at @6:42 is one of a child, its nice seeing someone get so worked up for a little history. “Its pretty amazing.”

[@badapple65]

I was a little surprised that they did not have a chase car to hold off tailgaters. Beautiful car and the work that went into it was amazing.

[@jmfasi]

That was amazing to watch and learn. Porsche built that car 6 years after Germany surrendered in WW2. One of the best shows yet.

[@dennisdonovan4837]

Wow! Thank you so much... Totally enjoyed this and loved the historical aspects. 👍🏼

[@zioo3117]

This is an amazing story by both of you. Glass windshield and perspex racing windows. Juat loved seeing the red inside of the headlamp buckets. Authomotive archeology. This is some great history and we can add being on Jay Leno's Garage to its history. My '74 that I ran into was in Rennsport IV at Monterey. That's where I met Jay for the first time in person. My '74 went through so much but eventually I had to sell it. My car was some kind of a test car for Porsche before it was sold. It is considered to be the earliest Porsche still on the road in North America for the 1974 year. It has a unique set of trial gauges in it and it has the holes that are factory drilled for the optional factory plastic race fuel tank that was not offered on the 1974 models but rather the 1973 model. Clearly this started life as a long hood chassis and then was built up as a 1974 and sold to its initial owner who bought it from Mark Motors in Oxnard (a dealer few people recall let alone having ever heard of. The cars DOT sticker and original license plates are still with the car. That sticker has the completion date in July 1973, belleive it or not. The color is factory original emerald green metallic. During my restoration efforts on the car, more than one independent Porsch mechanics stole parts off of it. This inlucde the paint code badge and the original accordian covers for the bumpers. It also included the original American headlights. What else was stolen, I don't know. The engine, transmission and body remain original to the car. I had help selling the car and it went through one of the main people in Orange County Cars and Coffee weekend show. The original gauge cluster that is totally unique to this particular car is still with it. I have lot of Rennsport IV photos of it. The custodians sent me a letter saying that they could tell I loved the car. Due to illness at the time, I sold that 1974l It has gone to a good home. The car has experienced a hard life and after an accident, I could have junked it, but I had it rebuilt for the third time under my stewardship. AF

[@Th3_Genius]

Top 10 favorite episode of Jay leno's garage

[@hutch430]

I am a sucker for craftsmanship. What amazing work. It's great to see that technology will never substitute craftsmanship.

[@PetersonIsaac]

Lindo trabalho! Amo a história do automobilismo e as particularidades das corridas de antigamente. Estar na garagem do Jay Leno seria um sonho. Muito legal! Bom trabalho

[@buzzmantx]

What an epic episode! Having loved Porsche since I was a kid and now finally owning my first, this was just incredible. Thanks Jay!

[@jockellis]

What do you have?

[@cf5914]

Mr. Rod Emory is a national treasure. What a car!

[@CCGR-2024]

Thank you and the owner for sharing this car with the viewers, I am a amateur historian and I am overjoyed to have learned about this Porsche.

[@rong.7768]

Wow! What a great job! This is one of the best episode from Jay's Garage!! All details so original thumb up!!!

[@JimS870]

The older I get, the more I appreciate cars that are just an absolute joy to drive, even if they're not lightning quick by today's standards. Something where you can enjoy the starting procedure, the little quality details, actually hear the mechanical shifting. Something like a Nissan GT-R is lightning quick but not very involving. This car looks like a joy to drive.

[@pikeywyatt]

Like Trigger in only fools and horses said i have had this broom all my life I changed the head 4 times and the handle 6 times.

[@SpoopyGamer]

The joke is originally from Open All Hours :P Sorry had to just throw that in

[@nathan5ify]

Beautiful & with Leno's description of the coupe in Austria. Thanks PRECIOUS.

[@jetdriver]

I’m a big believer in driving and using cars like this. It’s what they were meant for. But out in traffic in a car this historical and irreplaceable wow. Especially on the old tires. That’s pushing it.

[@dougharlow6037]

Thanks Jay for another GREAT historical car video. Wonderful channel. I had a Porsche 912, 5 speed for 4 years. As a kid I thought it should have had more power. Now I know the importance of these Porsches I just took for granted. I wish I still had it.

[@DannyWalker1949]

W0W, What an Humbling experience to see this amazing vehicle. I bet the owner WAS Very Nervous while you was out riding around in it, man.

[@harrywhite2077]

Jay. THANK YOU. Seriously my friend, this show is the car guy's car show. It's smart without an ounce of pretentiousness, and comprehensible to everyone without feeling dumbed down. You exalt garage built cars and their owners right along side of the P1 and F1 McClarens and pristine HemiCudas. This is my favorite "TV show" EVER. Hands down, 100%. Top Gear is awesome, Seinfeld's show is cute, The Wire is genius and I'll binge a few LOST episodes any time. But if I have to pick a show that really runs all my bases? This is it. Period. From one car guy to another: nice work. You know I never watched your late night show, I was just not smart enough to get the way that you dished out a product that the sedated middle approved of, while winking just a bit more than they were savvy enough to clock. Nuanced stuff, I'm happy to have lived long enough to develop the brains to appreciate your work.

[@Vampirebear13]

The 912 had the 915 "dog leg" 5 speed transmission, which was followed by the G50. Which in my humble opinion is the greatest manual transmission ever , but then again, Porsche is the greatest car in history. I'd give this episode a thousand thumbs up!!!Oh btw, I think Steve McQueen's Jaguar must be the most valuable car to have been in Jay's Garage, I can't remember the price but it sold for over ten million dollarsAnd YES Jay should've been allowed to drive, it just adds value to the car. :-).

[@stephencivic1989]

I love this clip. Porsches first car to win the Lamont 24hrs race. And also to know that they orginally had two but then were down to one. That's like working a long shift only to find out that you now have to work literally 24hrs because your relief couldn't make it. And the company's entire future rested on this little car is crazy. Every car in Porches history and inventory owes a dept of gratitude to to this little car.

[@workman88]

Wow what a beautiful and historic Porsche.

[@darrellknight7234]

Great to see the actual first winning Porsche that really started the company .

[@rickjames9477]

Jay was thinking, 66 year old tires? Jesus this guy drank the entire jug of koolaid, didn't he? Awesome video guys, I was entertained, so cool!

[@isbemorph]

yea i think it was just a joke with those perfectly looking 66yrs old tires. In case of a blowout it would shred that aluminum fender in seconds, not to mention the whole precious car could crash.

[@markm0000]

Blame collectors that want the cars absolutely original with zero exceptions.

[@13coyote13]

Coker could have made perfect replica tires for driving instead of risking peoples lives.

[@gregorytimmons4777]

The car and Jay are within a year of each other.

[@Vladitorius]

what a treat. an absolute gem thank you jay

[@corporalvideo26]

I just wish that someone would have mentioned that this was the, "very first LeMans racing Porsche".

[@curtjrich15]

Jay! great job, best episode yet because you actually let them talk and didn't cut them off.

[@1970DAH]

30:48 When a Mazda almost rear-ends your priceless car

[@marklapersonne9582]

That turquoise classic in the background....immaculate!

[@mattwasilewicz9677]

wow, what a piece of history. I imagine that if this car ever hit auction, it has a real shot at breaking the record for most expensive car ever sold.

[@gregorytimmons4777]

Matt Wasilewicz IMO that would be totally unjustified when stacked up against rare old Bugatti's, a surviving limo of Hitler's, the only surviving Horsch etc. People have just gone off the deep end over these glorified VW's. I get that they have value and historic relevance but let's keep some perspective here.

[@yommish]

@@gregorytimmons4777 you think a rare Bugatti or Hitler’s limo compares to the Porsche that won Le Mans in their first ever race? How much cooler can a car get? If you’re interested in Porsche and/or sportscar racing, this is the holy grail. Not that there aren’t other holy grails, but a lot of rich guys love Porsche race cars

[@robertmorales391]

What an amazing part of Porsche history. Great that the owner saved it... incredible history.

[@Bladeserpent]

They need to get the #6 1938 Volkswagen bug ever made on this show.

[@outsidethepyramid]

It really is a brilliant car that this man has produced. amazing dedication and passion.

[@TBullCajunbreadmaker]

Probably the rarest of any Porches that were and remember it is the very first Porche racecar period. STILL on the road and I guess it should be.

[@hertzair1186]

TBull Cajunbreadmaker : actually the rarest would be the 1939 Porsche racer....Chris Harris drove it on Top Gear on KZbin

[@dacramac3487]

@@hertzair1186 Yes, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpKniIN4mNRjbdk

[@GrotrianSeiler]

Truly amazing, Jay. That was SUCH a treat to get to watch. Wow.

[@richardhernandez9419]

great video Jay Leno awesome car

[@JoshuaGeneration1982]

One of the best videos yet, Jay, thank you!

[@DRB-Octane]

i bet Leno wore denim socks and undies in anticipation for having that Porsche in the garage.

[@jeremiahsawyer2123]

😅😅 Good one, I think he was actually born in denim tho..😆

[@ihopetowin]

What a great video. Historical cars give me goose bumps. Oh and so well explained, thank you.

[@ryanspalding6252]

You could sense the uneasiness in Jay's face once the guy said how old the tires were. I kinda think safety is more important than having "era" tires on it.

[@nolanboyer6883]

Because this thing can go fast enough to strain the tires that much..

[@gregorytimmons4777]

Ryan Spalding People are just getting ridiculous with this originality theme.

[@jamesdunn9714]

@@gregorytimmons4777 Well, at least the tires should be new.

[@josephcapra8484]

This car will probably NEVER be driven again. For the day, they took a risk

[@fishhuntadventure]

Not everybody is afraid of their own shadows. Knowledge is safety

[@burridge911]

Beautiful and amazing car. And even better knowledge between the two.

[@jeroenevers1364]

Biautifull Facinatic race car for that time... Great to watch

[@matttriana179]

What an amazing example of craftsmanship....pure artistry

[@garrettletson411]

a show suggestion. 1959 Buick Electra 225. that's my favorite car. would love to see one on here

[@1970DAH]

2 or 4 door? Hard or soft top?

[@LuizSchmidt]

Thank you Jay for featuring this awesome car. Congratulations to the owner and restorer!

[@klausroethel5961]

I was born in 71 years ago, 45 minute drive from Gmünd, was at the museum often !! I also had a whole bunch of Porsche’s, Jay, thank you for this !! It got my Astro Canadian heart beating pretty pretty good ❤️🇦🇹❤️

[@buckaroobonsi555]

It is a beautiful car for a period race car from that time frame from the European racing scene. It is also funny in a way because people always give VW's a hard time for having such a small air cooled under powered engine but here we see that a race car a Porsche no less shared a huge part of it's power-train with the lowly VW bug. 40HP and winning LeMans in it's class and 28th over all. The extreme light weight 1300lbs. speaks volumes to the less is more idea that was also at work with Lotus.

[@darylcjackson]

OMG what a treat for me. Thank you Jay for sharing!

[@patrickmingle]

30:51 When that Mazda starts tailgating one of the most valuable cars in the world

[@chrischaf]

154 Mazda owners down-voted this video

[@newerafrican]

Yeah, WTF??? I can't believe Jay didn't have a police escort but, hey, he's just a car guy at heart.

[@chrischaf]

make that 157 lol

[@smashley61587]

That’s amazing, these guys are like car archeologists !!

[@AdonisAmarante]

That was special

[@johngerson7335]

Dang! What a cool car! My uncle was/is a Porsche enthusiast, his first was a late 70's 911SC. The first thing he said to me when I slid into the passenger seat for the first ride he ever took me for was as I was starting to close the door. He said "You only have to pull the door to, then firmly but gently pull it closed." I still remember the feel of that "click" of precision to this day.

[@JoJoJoker]

Porsche: There Is No Substitute

[@_baller]

Audi?

[@Gorilla_Jones]

tommy d u b b s LOL no

[@Gorilla_Jones]

Mark Ward I’ll allow it, both are distinct animals of different breeds.

[@gameofthronessupercuts3534]

Fascinating stuff. Looks like it's from a different planet. Thx guys

[@chrisvillanueva7445]

Should do a video on the camera truck 👍🏾

[@Cubcariboo]

Wonderful idea!

[@vivostubes]

yeah! and the whole crew!!

[@jfrorn]

Wow, I got a little emotional there... Also, Jay looked a little envious looking at this car, or did I imagine that? haha. Now you know how we all feel Jay!! Great video, thank you for bringing this to us.

[@Bebopopotamus]

Jay looks visibly upset to be in the passenger seat.

[@MrStingraybernard]

i was thinking he looked upset that he didn't own it ,, i think he would if it was for sale

[@payday510]

Has there been any episodes where he doesn't drive?

[@warmwxrules]

Yeah...there was some motorcycle thing that he didn't drive but that is because it was a death trap... Don't recall..maybe sometime late winter/early spring.

[@mrdavidafischer]

Because lap belts.

[@maxxweber4336]

Gas

[@21cdartmouthian]

Very interesting story on this car. History only happens once and that is a important part of Automotive racing. Thanks Jay.

[@DrForrester2001]

Boy, when they said "aluminum body" back then, they really meant it. It's like driving an empty soda can on wheels.

[@sigmaprojects]

The lightest 1st generation Insight being all aluminum weighs 1850 lbs, even with the huge glass hatch.

[@OfficialUSKRprogram]

Bruh, off topic but your Lil Pip profile icon is epic. We need to meet each others one day. I'm on google+ regularly.

[@oliverkalamata2753]

Damn furries....

[@DarkKatzy013]

@@oliverkalamata2753 piss off. It's not your problem. To the other two , I think they are awesome. 🐈💕🐾

[@rugman66]

My fav episode for quite a while, really enjoyed it

[@FriskyOCallahan]

If Jay drove and crashed the car, a 47 would need to be painted on it.

[@CaffeinatedOctane]

I am a master porsche tech and never known this.. Just got educated today! great channel Jay !!!

[@zoti]

That red Mazda at 33:45 almost lost her life savings. She almost rear ended them.

[@pkuudsk9927]

Her life savings and every family member for the next 100 years would be paying ,doubt she has a billion dollar coverage . Typical idiot driver in LA .

[@Rebar77_real]

* 30:40 bugger comes flying around the bus. Hope they see this and realize they almost bankrupted the next 10 generations of their lineage, lol.

[@HereIsMyOffer]

Always wondered why they don't use a buffer car at the rear to stop people rear ending priceless cars like this one...

[@CCandWally]

Mercedes had a buffer car for their C111 when Jay drove it last year.

[@HereIsMyOffer]

Seems like cheap insurance against tragedy, unless of course the guy they get to drive behind loses concentration. lol

[@stevedwong1346]

UNBELIEVABLE J, AWESOME. Thanks.