FSB Encounter In American Car Dealer In Russia

[@WailuaMark]

Ivan, you have some MASSIVE BALLS to push back like you did!!! One can get away with that here in America, but in Russia these days? Wow! You’re one brave man! All the best to you from Arizona, USA.

[@doinacampean9132]

Looks like you understand nothing about russians. Pushing back is the only thing they respect and admire.

[@colinjames7569]

Bro! I love your reviews

[@KC-andTheSunshineBand]

Keep up the good work!!

[@ericjohnson-xz2no]

Russia isn’t all that bad it’s just painted as a tough ass places by western media. Society is somewhat similar to life in the us

[@ethanstevenson7160]

No matter where you go people are people with the capacity for good and evil. I have been treated as less than human in Russia and as family by strangers, but I have also had both experiences in America. There is something to the idea that when a society rejects norms of human sanctity and decency, there is a rot which spreads like a plague. But each person in that society, whether they realize it or not, has a choice. This is what we face in America today, will we be a country with just balls or one with heart as well?

[@SuperBigDog2U]

I've been going back to Ivan's first videos here on KZbin. Definitely worth looking back on to learn more on his life and issues he's gone through to understand him a little better. He's a frustrated American young man, stuck in a Russian body in Russia....Stay safe my friend.

[@fireofbabylon]

It's funny that you said this, because that's how I felt about him the first time I saw him

[@Pmoosa-n7]

...while eatiing

[@rogerhare7886]

Let’s see your permission! Ivan: “Open the Russian Constitution”. That was an ice-pick through my funny bone.

[@SanctionedIvan]

ahahah glad you enjoyed it ahahah

[@tucoramirez3333]

@@SanctionedIvanthey are worried cos sanctions mean they should not be selling American cars in Moscow

[@AUmarcus]

Stopped that control freak in his tracks. 😆👍

[@lorisheheen2198]

🤣🤣

[@pgpython]

I would be careful using such lines. The russian constitution doesn't mean a thing to russian government officials. They are more than happy to treat it like toilet roll to get their way

[@billylanderos6227]

Ivan I’m from west Texas. I got a TRX. It is an absolute dream of mine. We have a big ranch. If you ever make your way into the states let me know and I’ll let you experience what the TRX can do off-road. Keep up the good work

[@tcraig3995]

Here’s to a new “freedom car”…Love from New Hampshire ❤

[@SanctionedIvan]

OH WOW! Thank you very much!

[@rogerhare7886]

I hope Ivan doesn’t copy what it says on New Hampshire license plates.

[@tcraig3995]

@@rogerhare7886😂

[@SeanApplePie]

Legends

[@JJSFC]

Respect from (old) Hampshire in the U.K.

[@kevinhirst757]

IVAN, I DO NOW THINK IT'S TIME TO GO, your channel getting WAY more eyeballs of ALL kinds. That was a fascinating video!!!

[@SantaUSAF]

Ivan the FSB trying buy American car and don’t want anyone to know 😂 be careful my Russian friend

[@Andrew-ky8oc8cq4n]

They might think he is opposition and going to film and cause problems for officials buying american cars.

[@Alastair_Adana]

He should leave Russia very soon, it is becoming more dangerous for him and I fear one day he will “disappear”

[@LivingRetirement]

Exactly this!

[@vrado441]

This guy is either joke or totally brain dead?

[@Ian-yf1rl]

They were waiting for him.

[@Ramblequist]

In USA, video inside a car dealer is not Constitutionally protected. It's private property.

[@aerohk]

In USA, yes. I'm suspecting it's different in Russia?

[@djsatane]

he meant he was allowed in there it was publically accessible part of dealership. As for recording, private business has right to ask you out if they don't like it.

[@aerohk]

@@djsatane If in US, the business can call the cop for sure for his refusal to stop filming or leaving the business. But maybe in Russia, the constitution allows filming, and it becomes the business owner's fault.

[@djsatane]

@aerohk no, in Russia they can kick you out same way, problem in Russia is cops can literally do whatever they want or feel like it in regards

[@Redmanticore]

in some countries, it's interpreted as public space if you have a door that is open to the public for customers. in Finland, photography is allowed in private shops, but the owner always has the right to choose his customers. therefore, the photographer may be asked to leave. but he can't ask you to delete whatever you filmed, or ask to see it, and it's lawful to film, and he can't ask you to stop filming, just throw you out. and you don't have to tell the police what you filmed, show the police what you filmed, and you don't have to delete it even if the police ask you to delete it. police officers may be photographed in a public place. they just sometimes here get agitated about it and make illegal orders, like telling you to stop filming, and then they get fines in court to pay you. - while so, there are added restrictions here, if you film _other_ people _in the middle of a moment with police or medics,_ then you may be violating their privacy if you film _and_ publicize it and dont have their explicit permission to publicize it. if you don't publicize it, then filming is fine, you are not violating their privacy. while so, a police officer is in a public place in a public office, and filming is restricted only in exceptional circumstances. sometimes cops make mistakes over what is "exceptional circumstance" and what is not. sometimes its " ...which must be assessed separately from the dissemination of the resulting material", like when some outsiders films you when you blow into police alcohol meter and it shows you are drunk. if he publicizes that without your permission, that can be invading privacy, even if on public setting. but that is only _if_ he publicizes it. filming is still allowed. police does not have direct power to prohibit filming in that situation. therefore it depends if he is streaming it live, or not, if the filming is a crime, or not. and filming/voice recording the things that involve yourself with an official is always legal, and you can publicize when it involves yourself, then it has your permission, and you can violate your own privacy as much as you want.

[@chrisczarnik3439]

You better get out of this criminal dealership before they send you to the front.

[@SuperEmpathOne]

😂

[@Hawkeye1off1]

The front desk you mean. Don't be a phobia nob.

[@Ponassening]

In this case we going to see review of russian armored personel carrier.

[@vrado441]

This guy is either joke or totally brain dead?

[@Grek1574]

Better to get out of this criminal country 😅

[@supraman321na4]

Thanks! Awesome work Ivan and great content!

[@SanctionedIvan]

WOW thank you very much! Really appreciated, glad you enjoy the content!

[@lorisheheen2198]

Wow...Ivan! That....was....Crazy! I can't believe it. You did good. You stayed calm and stuck up for yourself. Evelina too!😂 Good for her! As much as I love your car review's.....I started getting the bad vibes and think you did the right thing by just leaving. Any video's you make Ivan are all interesting. I'm just happy to see my two favorite people! You and Evelina! ❤❤❤😊

[@lornewazny7152]

The Lincoln Navigator is more than twice the cost of ordering one here in the US. The top of the line Lincoln SUV can be had for $74,000. A 2024 Dodge pickup base price here is $44,000 to $54,000 and you can pick out your options, color, etc. Dealers here are having to offer discounts ($7500) to move the pickups, so they are fairly cheap and available. I do love the look and power of the Dodge Ram cars, really sporty. There is a lot of disruption in the car markets as people ride the fence on whether to move into the Electric Vehicle era. Personally, I like the idea of an electric vehicle due to better torque but am waiting for the Solid State Batteries to come on line, providing much greater range and quicker charging.

[@panzer948]

Wow great video. This car visit was the best. At first I was sad that a place selling American cars gave you the hardest time of all, but then, it actually sounds like it was in honor of some Russian Govt thief wanting a nice cool American car. As an American, I will take that as a compliment. About the EV Hummer. I can't believe you got one there. I haven't seen one in person yet and I actually have an EV (2023 Mustang Mach E GT Performance Edition). Nice find. If you ever visit Charlotte, NC, let me know and I will let you test drive my other three cars too, a 2021 Ford Bronco Badlands, 2015 BMW M4, and classic 1981 Jeep CJ5 (fully restored).

[@MrDEWaters]

I looked this up. The starting price for a 2024 Cadillac Escalade in the USA is about 82 thousand US dollars. Probably they don't sell many at that price because they are not fully-equipped. There are plenty of businessmen, doctors, lawyers, and other highly-paid people here who can afford that. As a retired teacher, I can only pay about 35 thousand for a car at the very most.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

The Escalade he showed us (for sale) is well over $110,000 as equipped in the US.

[@richardmorris7063]

They can be as much as 154k w/ the largest most powerful engine.

[@Bobby-ez9so]

You did it again Ivan, another informative and entertaining video. Thank you for giving America's like me the opportunity to see what daily life is like in Russia.

[@Александар.П]

What was informative about this video? Lmao. He literally made things up about "government officials" buying cars with money they "shouldn't have". Nothing but clickbait nonsense.

[@scorpi1756]

Love your work Ivan. Cheers from Australia. You give us hope about future Russia (without you know who!) Thanks 👌

[@SanctionedIvan]

Thank you very much!

[@drkashmedicalandlife]

Blacked out Escalade was $110k fully loaded here… You are brave Ivan.. careful

[@michaelfife5022]

Don't buy that Dodge ram you will kill yourself when is 20,000 mi of motor blows up but no help from Dodge

[@backyard_expert]

2024 Cadillac Escalade Premium Luxury Platinum in America is $110k

[@richardmorris7063]

That's not the most powerful Cadillac I don't believe. 110k gets you a nicely equipped Escalade but the one w/ 660 hp is more,like 145k.

[@popcorn8153]

The average Russian monthly income is between 300 and 600 dollars. So while its still a lot in the US, you can see how crazy it would be to the average Russian.

[@GMCGUY-]

I am from the USA that Cadillac Escalade is way too expensive.The brand new one that you looked at the black one. Here in my country, you could get that exact vehicle for around a $125,000. So there over charge you my freind. And the dodge ram is about $120,000 Tops in the usa there over charging you for those cars my freind. Your English is Amazing 👏 Great Job I don't like many Russian because of the War but you guys can't call it that for what ever reason. Your pretty chill kid new subscriber here to stay.great video bro much love from the United States of America 🇺🇸

[@Ourjudd]

I bet Vladimir solovyov was buying an American car and didn’t want Russian people to see.😂

[@jonnydoeson5562]

Vladimir Buyacarlamov

[@vrado441]

Scotty Killmer said,US cars are pure garbage!

[@iamgogi]

Solovyov has a Benz

[@ernstwiltmann6]

Yes, he's loaded.

[@loridavis9904]

😂

[@ngreen1596]

I wonder if these cars are stolen. It's pretty common for gangs to steal American cars and ship them overseas.

[@owlley]

that was pretty ballsy standing up to the fsb. take care and safe travels!

[@alekschibich]

❤

[@steventhoma6911]

Ivan, thank you for showing me all the different automobiles. I enjoyed seeing the Russian And Chinese cars. I was very surprised to learn how expensive American automobiles are in Russia. Ivan, you don’t want a Dodge Ram pickup truck they are junk. For the past 20 years, nothing but trouble they rust out so quickly that the engine and transmission are good but the rest of the truck is Junk. What you want is a Chevy Silverado three-quarter ton. V-8 crew cab. Very dependable you’ll get your money worth out of it.

[@PaNativ]

Tell me the Russian government is sketchy as hell without telling me the Russian government is sketchy as hell

[@poopyfakeprophetmohammedra4337]

All government politicians are millionaires mysteriously

[@poopyfakeprophetmohammedra4337]

Every country the politicians are magically millionaires

[@Wallyworld30]

@@poopyfakeprophetmohammedra4337 This was just an FSB agent who should make nowhere near enough to buy a $125K car unless he's a dirty agent.

[@1sonyzz]

Corrupt as hell, things are stolen and stuffs accounted on the paper aren't actually there - a military of giant paper grizzly because everything was stolen, same how it was back in Soviet Union - 1000% same thing

[@jansenart0]

It's a black market dealership of course it's sketchy as hell.

[@steventhoma6911]

You can Probably go back to that dealership and ask him if you can Film tell him what you are doing. But you have to lay down some cash $50 bucks should get you in the door. But be careful forget it don’t even go back. every one of us knows what’s going on. you did a great job and I enjoyed it and I believe most of your fans did too. Oh loved your vacation. Thanks for taking me with you that was fun. Glad you got your money back from that restaurant. just the expression on your face tells it all.

[@nanuk21]

Oh Ivan , you rock 👍 even though those people are mad and trying to scare you,you just keep going . Awesome . 👏

[@3gama33]

Hello Ivan, I came across your video's a few days ago and I have to say I'm pretty amazed at what you're doing. My interests in cars is what probably brought me to your channel. But the inside Russia is also very interesting; its been on my bucket list to travel to Russia and meet the people learn about the culture for many years. Thank you for that and please stay safe.

[@joesphsnable6631]

Dude you need to get out of there asap

[@thedoobiewizard]

THIS. A thousand times this.

[@REOGURU]

Exactly. People in Russia get sent to jail for holding a white piece of paper in the Kremlin. I don't think the FSB would approve of his content. I hate to think his days may be numbered.

[@pinball8701]

Yes, he is going to be arrested soon, it's obvious. Quite scary actually, you can see this coming a mile off and yet he carries on!

[@markclare3954]

​@@pinball8701like some random twat would know.

[@MrJohnBos]

A loaded 2024 Escalade is about $105,000 here in the US. They do depreciate fairly quickly. You can pick up a nice, clean, used, low mileage, 2020 Escalade for $50,000.

[@RaspingPompano2]

I think the escalade is $120,000, so they are putting a $60,000 markup on that suv for importation.

[@charlesclement383]

The 2024 Cadillac Escalade starts at about $81,895

[@Мотор-д3с]

Правельно.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

That model, as equipped, is over $110,000 out the door at any US Cadillac dealership. @@charlesclement383

[@user-eagleeye22229]

That is the most wild stuff I've seen in a while lol. Be safe, super bad timing 😳

[@jrich52804]

That government official should have bought a Chan Gang car instead!

[@charlesclement383]

At least he's got good taste and love America although we're helping Ukraine,then again most Russians don't like putler.

[@kentstansberry9748]

#ChainGang

[@bambinaforever1402]

They claim they do and that they are better than Mercedes. The eater of beavers claimed that, i was laughing so hard

[@operator-lorak]

Indeed, you don't get the nice smell of cheap shoes in a dodge ram.

[@tilmangiebel959]

Putler's complete name: Wladolf Putler​! @@charlesclement383

[@greyjay9202]

Two thumbs up, Ivan. I loved it when that guy got up in your face, and you told him to back off. Those prices for American cars were off the scale. Way too expensive. That black market dealer is making a killing, selling to oligarchs and politicians. Nice vehicles, though. They are probably shipped to Turkey, and then to Russia.

[@Mike-mm4mx]

Technically, you are not in a public space inside the dealership. In the UK, where I live, filming inside a shop without permission can be problematic, as store owners have the right to protect their customers' privacy, safeguard their private property. Unauthorized filming could lead to legal problems. In Russia now, I can imagine people being very sensitive about being seen buying expensive foreign cars.

[@drYouTuber315]

It seems to be different in Russia. But I guess the manager can kick you out anytime as in every other country

[@pauliewalnuts240]

It depends on russian land ownership laws. He does use this excuse often and it seems to work lol. In china for example, you don't actually own property, it's rented for a certain term of years. Maybe all land in russia is owned by the government in a similar way. Public space could also apply to anywhere the public is able to go, like in a store. I dont kno. In the US, public space is like the street, sidewalk, a park, basically outside. So UK and US laws sound similar.

[@bambinaforever1402]

I was wondering before how did they let him film everywhere else. We will go to a BMW centre in France, there is something they sent a message they need to do for all bmw, some programme or whatever, for free, so while waiting i will try to film inside the bmw dealership i wonder whether they will say anything. I bet they will

[@davidhartwell4826]

As Ivan has previously explained the Russian Constitution allows anyone to film anywhere that the public has access. Permission is not required. This includes shopping malls, shops, restaurants and car dealers showrooms. Ivan is well known for exercising this right. It is a freedom they have in Russia that is not available in most other parts of the world. Long may it continue.

[@markanderson3740]

@@davidhartwell4826 Less of a freedom and more of an easy excuse for intrusive government surveillance. Russians expect to be filmed and face scanned every second they are in public, certainly in the cities. If you are filming and witness any corruption or abuse your life is at risk, and since Siberia always has room for another warm body, why would they care what accidents happen to you. At the heart of it, that is the difference. Our governments in the west, whatever their flaws, don't keep the population living in fear.

[@tazumal7794]

That was a very nice car dealership. I really liked the vintage Land Cruiser. For your information: A 2024 Cadillac Escalade ESV-V costs $163,635 in Arizona. Take care of yourself, don't cause any trouble.

[@Seahawk804MB]

I love it. You said I’m walking here.

[@imortaliz]

The Russian paranoia is comedy gold at this point XD

[@Skippymizzle]

One of my girlfriends has that Dodge Ram we went on a 8 hour trip and it was so comfortable it was like sitting in a livingroom!! She ordered hers custom off the line and cost 62,500

[@worldcams9609]

That $180,000 Escalade, here in Detroit, is about $100,000. Love your channel

[@BrainPlasma]

Carrying charges. My question is parts and service.

[@griswald7156]

You’re very brave Ivan

[@vrado441]

He is little nazi

[@jordanjohnanderson]

lol

[@craiggallup5706]

Or reckless ha ha

[@griswald7156]

If I spoke to MI6 like that , I’d expect to be taken into the investigation room..

[@griswald7156]

Maybe Ivan is winding us up and he was really talking to the Valet apprentice.

[@juanespinosa1259]

Thanks!

[@SanctionedIvan]

Wow thank you very much!

[@belindahugheslifestyle]

Great video, Ivan and Evalina. You guys need to come car shopping in the US. Much love. 💖

[@truthserum5202]

That price for a Dodge Ram truck is ridiculous. In the States you can get a Ram truck for between $60,000 - 75,000 depending on the model.

[@J-1410]

The TRX is the absolute loaded one though, like a Raptor.

[@SP_33333]

The price of a new Dodge Ram 1500 varies depending on the trim and options, but the 2024 Ram 1500 starts at $38,750, while the 2025 Ram 1500 starts at $40,275. Super rip-off at that dealership.

[@Мотор-д3с]

Там половина стоимости таможня, утилизационный сбор, доставка...

[@jimmycline4778]

😂 WHERE??????

[@ryanhampson673]

It’s so expensive because essentially it’s black market with all the sanctions.

[@lornewazny7152]

Russian prices reflect paying several middle men on the circuitous route to get the vehicle to Russia....can you say sanctions?

[@alekschibich]

В России жутко дорогие тачки и жутко дешёвое все остальное.

[@richsackett3423]

As far as what kind of videos you should be doing: These. Being the Russian car guy is your groove, as one car guy to another. Your confidence and command of the subject is what makes these dealership walk-arounds so compelling. Your love for cars and automotive culture comes across so genuine and appealing. It's irresistible and has an early days Doug DeMuro energy. Worked out ok for him.

[@terrycarter1137]

Ivan, you're correct something weird with that dealership

[@Mike-br8zt]

The dealership is probably a bit of a front and has a 'relationship' with people in power (FSB) - that is how it worked in the good old days!

[@terrycarter1137]

@@chadhaire1711 do you honestly believe that the elites actually obey the laws as written, and have nothing to hide? Honestly don't tell me you're that naive? Ivan's encounter with the dealership shows that somebody is doing something behind the scenes.

[@beastslayer3228]

There was nothing "weird" with that dealership. It's a private business and some arrogant kid comes in and starts video recording like he owns the place. Virtually any business in America would react the same way. They're there to run a business and make money for themselves, not be disrupted by some narcissist who thinks he owns the place.

[@correnlove7439]

I discovered your channel a couple of days ago and I really am blown away by the courage that you and your beautiful partner show in the face of utter insanity. That said, we need to get you to America where you will at least be a hell of a lot safer. Thank you so much for putting these videos out, it's so important that your voice is heard and also that people all over the world can see what daily life is really like in Putin's Russia.

[@correnlove7439]

Much love to you both from Pittsburgh, PA.. ❤️

[@jrich52804]

Great job standing up for your rights. You weren't hurting nothing by filming those cars.

[@jonnydoeson5562]

Like they give a damn. It’s not like they won’t just get rid of anyone causing trouble.

[@tday891]

The business owners were exercising their rights of personal property.

[@bambinaforever1402]

There re no rights in russia

[@jordanjohnanderson]

It was private property. If someone is on my land photographing things and I don't want them there, they're not going to be doing it.

[@gdodson77]

I don't know what his rights are. I don't think he cares either. That's called i don't give a F*ck. SIR

[@rwizard]

The content we enjoy is you, Evelina, and the cats, alive, well, and free. Try to stay that way and stop pissing off the FSB and the Oligarchs who buy black market American cars from them. - R.W.

[@WhateverW0rkS]

Over 100k for a dodge ram? They can’t even sell them here for 40 lol

[@larrybailey43]

Maybe a vidio on custom car clubs, hot rods and custom car mechanic garages !

[@RaspingPompano2]

That’s insane, you would think they want people with a following to film their business and what they sell, make or build. People are like that here in the US also. WASN’T EXPECTING THAT ENDING😂

[@BankC6969]

Ivan, go now please… this is a scary situation. I remember the USSR and the KGB. Please, please go asap… please P.S. SERIOUSLY you and Evalina should go ASAP. These guys don’t mess around… Thailand, Turkey, Georgia, or anywhere but Russia…

[@richardgillespie3829]

GET OUT NOW!!! ASAP!!! LOVE YA MY BROTHER!

[@hsheeld]

Just think about this. That Lincoln is 170,000. Here in Boston I can buy an Audi RS-Q8 for just about 120,000. Let that sink in. I remember when I was living in Vietnam, and because of the import tax on those luxury foreign cars at the time was I believe somewhere between 100%-200% the S63 that my friend had was more than double the price and then some. So instead of 160-180k it was more like 375k. Bonkers.

[@tkraft1442]

Instead of the smell of shoes it smells like burgers. AMUUUUUURRICAAA!!! Dodge ram is pretty expensive in Sweden even old ones.

[@MrYegorych]

You've just got a new subscriber! Excellent content! Keep it up!

[@charlesclement383]

I love what ever you send us. Happy you got out ok,but pleas be careful there. Won't want to lose you. You are a good Russian,be safe. The basic RAM is $39.420 and the Basic Cadillac Escalade starts at about $81,895. Hopes this helps you.

[@Mr70stagetwo]

Bought a new left over 2022 Ram 1500 5.7 Hemi, Big Horn quad cab medium based for $39,900 this past September. This was before Ram started having big discounts months ago.

[@erikschmidt476]

Really enjoying your content! We need to nominate you for some journalism award with that reporting! :)

[@vrado441]

Scotty Killmer said,US cars are pure garbage!

[@luckyguy600]

Do they have car dealerships in Siberia?

[@vrado441]

@@luckyguy600 really?that uninformed?

[@kemprof]

GRRRRREAT video, Ivan. I’m really impressed you know how far you can piss off the FSB and remain free. A lot of your compatriots have gotten in trouble for seemingly a lot less. Best of luck.

[@Fastlanedann]

Ivan, great job for standing up for yourself!. Please stay out of any high-rise buildings especially if you are near the window, I hear in Russia, that some people ACCIDENTALLY fall out of six-story windows. Your face is now very recognizable in Russia,, and. so, driving in RUSSIA may be hazardous to your health you may end up with a bad accident - Courtesy of FSB. Stay safe

[@blakehayward6604]

"Do you have a problem?" "your gonna have a problem". Hell ya brother. Great to see others in the world still have a spine. With respect, from rural Oregon ,USA.

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

Cars are from Canada, one lifted off of drives every 2 minutes.

[@jamesglasbergen7506]

was thinking that too

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

@@jamesglasbergen7506 No wonder the staff are paranoid.

[@luckyguy600]

HEY ... you leave my 2023 Toyota alone you hear? lol

[@mll44]

Ivan, I think my neighbor’s stolen pickup truck was in your video. I’m only half kidding. Huge operation for stealing and shipping out vehicles from the US and Canada out of West Coast ports. The “dealership” owner has connections all right!

[@brianv1988]

A 2024 Dodge Ram 1500 would cost anywhere from 40 to 60,000 depending on version trim an options they usually start around 40

[@charlestangle3151]

Hey dude, so much fun to see u put on all these from Russia:)

[@eliasvsbarnes]

i`m so confused....the russians always rail against everything from the bad bad west, but everybody love all kind of western stuff, wear Nikes and Levis, or driving BMW`s....why don`t they all drive the famous Lada?

[@i1-L22Belarus]

Or maybe this "dealership" is an fsb honeypot and they merely stopped by to collect their monthly audio video surveillance and list of shoppers and buyers. Theyll run the tapes through facial recognition no doubt.

[@dazlina]

The only car worth buying there is the Toyota Landcruiser.

[@faber62mb36]

Agree 😂

[@65cvan]

Love watching these videos Ivan. I own a 2022 Ram fully loaded I bought in August 2022 for msrp 59,900 USD but OUT THE DOOR PRICE with my 2013 Ram trade-in 26,000 plus I add bed cover - seat covers - ceramic window tinting and it rides like a caddy

[@no_triggerwarning9953]

The RAM 1500 in Australia range in proce from AUD 120K for a BigHorn through to AUD225K for a TRX. These are drive away prices so include taxes and registration. All RAMs sold in Australia are converted by the importer to right hand drive. Cars have to be over 30 years old before they can be registered still being Left Hand Drive.

[@griswald7156]

In the uk wee can buy new LHD ..but the insurance guys ask questions…” which side is the control side”? So expect $60,000 dollars to be spent there instead..but American postmen drive RHD…to avoid SPLAT on the job.

[@mercurymetaltube2]

You have enormous balls. Dont end up in a bad situation.

[@aivisabele]

Or extremally small brain.

[@spawnsen823]

Hard to talk about prices, when we don't know the exact version of that Escalade, Ivan. In Munich/Ger you need 160k € plus taxes = 200k for the all inclusive 501 kW model.

[@ytr8989]

A brand new 2024,Cadillac Escalade ESV-V with everything in it and the 6.2l V8 costs around $163,000, plus tax and dealership fees.

[@moonbeamskies3346]

In the U.S. we are all complaining about the high price of trucks and SUVs. A well-optioned pickup truck might cost $70,000 or more. Many of us remember when these were considered work vehicles, and you could get them for closer to $30,000 in the 1990s.

[@Rtu776]

The owner of the place might be upset that viewers from the U.S. will recognize their nearly new stolen car, fresh out of the shipping container, on display.

[@seanbyrne5313]

102k in my city (Knoxville, TN, USA) for a 2024 but the more reasonable buy would be an older one for 36k that's still very nice

[@towncenter7602]

Those vehicles are half that price in usd in usa. Exchange rate is strange.

[@solosoulet]

look up import tariffs

[@premyslnovy1357]

Wow, Ivan, you are the only Russian I will watch on KZbin. You have big balls and I wish you all the best and have a good time. Greetings from the Czech Republic

[@RAYROTHSTEIN66]

I'm guessing that they didn't want video evidence of all the vehicals they shouldn't have because of the sanctions.

[@vsulla]

this is the right answer as all those vehicles were acquired through grey channels, most likely bought from countries in middle east hence why the prices is 2x-3x their original value.

[@spxram4793]

6:00 in Germany, a usual Dodge RAM (new) will start at around 70k€, a Laramie. It usually has an LPG tank installed parallel to the gasolin tank, which costs you around 4.000€. So a RAM without LPG will start at 60-65k€, but can go up to 130k. Great video Ivan, respect for standing up to these mafioso standing around there.

[@ZebraFacts]

Ivan, are you sure that you are allowed by law to film on private property regardless if the owner of that property doesn't want you to? In the US, if the owner does not want you to record videos on their property you can be arrested for trespassing.

[@causarumcognitio]

Those prices are 50-100% higher than in the US. Those vehicles appear to be maxxed out with luxury options. If they weren’t maxxed out then the average mid-level version would a third or a quarter that price in the US.

[@MilushevGeorgi]

This navigor is cheap here in Nashville

[@griswald7156]

I saw an Englishman in the uk driving a Navvi the other day….god only knows how he can afford to run it at £1,55p per Litre…

[@000hms]

A video about car dealerships in Russia that is not about car dealerships in Russia. Well done, my friend. Спасибо.

[@OurRightspluslife321]

Thank you for what you are doing!

[@vrado441]

Scotty Killmer said,US cars are pure garbage!

[@carlchiles1047]

I haven’t been out pricing anything…we got our 2023 Kia Forte’ for $20,000 and it has been on a few trips of 500 miles…but usually I only put about 8 miles on it per day…grocery store…Walmart…coffee shop…

[@thechugganaut]

I love watching your films and your journalism is naturally uplifting but I get more and more anxious for you. I'd still watch you if you were filming outside Russia. I'd love to see you outside Russia. Thanx for the great work

[@steffen1972denmark]

You Are such a good boy Ivan. You remind me so much of a younger me. Stay true to yourself and take Care. Much love here from Denmark

[@randallstevenson1973]

You are lucky to have a brave Evalina always with you.

[@Jan-iq5sm]

Evalina ❤❤❤

[@peterhowells7309]

Greetings fromScotland! I've watched your videos for a while now and I have to say "You got balls fella! Totally fearless and stand your ground! Just be careful that you don't push too far, we don't want to disappear like many others have. Your videos are good! 🤝🤝

[@PaNativ]

You are a legend my brother!

[@christophermears7738]

I believe you'll find the problem is that every single one of those American cars are stolen. The United States of America is not shipping cars to Russia for sale which means for them to have them there they've been acquired by ill-gotten means

[@daviddunne4737]

Wow I felt scared ...............well done young man . God Bless and be careful . Hello from Dublin .

[@tday891]

From Dublin and felt scared !!!

[@Pierceb2]

Ivan, the Dodge Ram has been marked up here in the US because of COVID pricing and proported supply chain issues. They are not considered to be good quality and Stellantis is stuck with 10’s of thousand as many of these are at Dealerships getting lot rot. The same issue exists at Ford and Chevrolet. Many who buy these trucks here in the US finance them at monthly payments of around $ 1,000 US which they can barely afford and end up owing more to the bank than they are worth due to rapid depreciation on the vehicle.

[@OurRightspluslife321]

I had to switch devices ... something just fried my brand new phone I'm a security analyst, at my own company. I contract out. The stuff is going on in the background. Be careful to leave as soon as possible. By the way, dodge is crap anymore since Stalantis bought them out.

[@gailschultz9730]

Yep true about Dodge.

[@siimkask14]

Definitely take your meds though

[@D.N.A.23]

In Netherlands all american cars are expensive a ram , mustang , ford raptor € 150.000 or more

[@tomson293]

Net effe gegoogled. Wat dacht je van een dodge ram 1500 voor 45.000 ?

[@D.N.A.23]

@@tomson293 gebruikte , kijk maar naar nieuwe en geen grijs kenteken

[@tomson293]

@@D.N.A.23 dit is mijn resultaat op Google : De nieuwprijs van de Dodge Ram 1500 in Nederland is 37.950 euro exclusief btw en 45.920 euro inclusief btw. Kan er ook niks aan doen hahaha

[@49ersWarriors]

Domestic (US) cars are sitting on dealership lots collecting dust in the US. Especially Rams. They do not sell well and their resale value suck.

[@J-1410]

@@TruthBeTold121212GM as a whole still builds over a million pickups a year, as does Ford. The only number I can find for Dodge is 440k for 2023.

[@49ersWarriors]

@TruthBeTold121212 I would do more research if I were you. Ram and the entire Stellantis brand with their overpriced vehicles aren’t doing well.

[@Rabs73]

A mid-range RAM is about USD $78000 in Australia. They are converted from LHD to RHD locality

[@evelynshaw3932]

Hello Ivan Respect is needed when going in to someone else territory. A no is a no and a yes is a yes. Please keep that in mind. It is better to ask permission and the people there may even give you more favor.

[@stephenstephenson8349]

This is the only comment with sense I've seen. It's important to humble yourself and get whatever point you're trying to get across.