THIS is why you should buy a NASCAR Race Car!

[@gorjlg]

Bless his heart. He tried to explain.

[@palakaman]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the intention of the flaps that open when start spin out and starts going backwards isn't to slow them down but rather prevent the car from going airborne when they lose all the forward downforce.

[@UndyingSilentm]

That is correct, this guy had alot incorrect

[@nathanaeljonesmyfsd]

Correct, it interrupts the laminar aerodynamic flow over the top of the vehicle, helping to prevent lift and keeping the car on the ground. They're not perfect, especially over surface changes or when there's other vehicles involved. See Elliot Sadler's 2003 Talladega barrel roll, or Carl Edwards' flip into the catch fence in 2009, also at Talladega.

[@zackklapman3569]

@@UndyingSilentmah damnit.

[@zackklapman3569]

I got this one wrong. I did in fact do a lot of research on these cars but I was so focused on the chassis and suspension things, I forgot about the flaps. When I saw them (during the shoot) I made an assumption that was wrong.

[@bsa13212]

wow...this is like watching a kid in school present a book report in front of the class on a book he never read. i almost think this many mistakes were made on purpose to troll the NASCAR crowd.

[@preacherkj]

Wow. Watched the first 5 minutes and this guy obviously didn’t spend much time researching….

[@julianevans9548]

It's incredible to a European how cheap NASCARs are.

[@limbeboy7]

It's gonna go for around $150k - $250k

[@1mccarson]

@@limbeboy7 highly unlikely, probably less than $75k, maybe even less than $50k

[@bwbuske]

It is very limited use. It's not street legal, not safe because seats are fitted, it costs a lot to run the car on the track days that host this kind of car for fun. It is also extremely outdated and can no longer be run for legal Nascar use. As a nascar fan, I would pay a lot for a Dale Jr last year of DEI car. Most wouldn't pay that because it's just a "Nascar"

[@Rock7132]

*NASCAR race car. NASCAR is an acronym (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing), not a kind of car.

[@retardedpepega8831]

huge majority of the price is drivetrain and suspension. The body is all cheap fiberglass.

[@Horse6L]

He literally knows nothing about this car. Like 95% of what he says is wrong.

[@jdm542]

reading C&B video comments inspires me to complain less in my life. great review

[@misteryuk6080]

Charleston, North Carolina

[@kbwright13]

Didn’t know Charleston NC was the base for NASCAR, I thought it was Charlotte NC.

[@joeronaldsbricks5917]

Hes wrong

[@ecksray48]

It's Charlotte he just misspoke

[@NaRdo_Slay27]

Mooresville NC is where 99% of the teams are based out of

[@joeronaldsbricks5917]

@@NaRdo_Slay27 but nascar is based out of charlotte, also that not true there are lots of teams scattered around the Charlotte area in Concord and the like

[@trev3971]

@@joeronaldsbricks5917 There's a reason the water tower in Mooresville says "Race City USA."

[@fundacherry2754]

0:40 Dale Earnhardt Incorporated **

[@Ronan_Shaw]

About the flaps…. Yes they slow the cars down but more importantly prevent them from flipping over while sideways or backwards. By breaking up the airflow over the top of the car so aggressively, the Bernoulli principle is severely disrupted and this also mitigates the pressure differential between under the car and above the car, both decreases the cars chances of flipping.

[@timothycoyne5874]

Considering how much these cars cost to build, it’s kind of amazing how cheap they sometimes sell for. I know they’re very, very limited use machines, but you’d think rich car collectors would clamor for these things.

[@bwbuske]

Most Nascar fans aren't rich. That's why.

[@JosephsCoat]

@@bwbuskelmao you have no idea how much money is in the sport-it’s unfathomable. I personally know fans that have dropped a 1/4 million of their own money on their weekend car for the local track. The reason they’re cheap up front is simply due to the wild amount of supply.

[@bwbuske]

@@JosephsCoat I said most. There are still a good amount of people who spend ungodly amounts of money on running up front. I use ARCA and Late Models as a great example. People spend a crap load to get a good ride, while some just get by to race for the hell of it.

[@brandon-hyde]

Sorry Zach, Should have let Alanis have this one.

[@cashkenterprises5584]

Absolutely. Alanis knows NASCAR. I think this guy only read about it. Many errors

[@carsaregood911]

Alanis left lol

[@cashkenterprises5584]

@@carsaregood911 oops

[@toyoracer33]

Actually that would be the right answer. They should have brought her back for this one.

[@duncanriddle6297]

I love seeing races in Charleston

[@chrisyoung3603]

This should've been done at either Daytona or Charlotte, er, Charleston, NC by Doug and/or Alanis, and Dale, Jr. Imagine being the owner of this. Not only is it a part of NASCAR history, it is the ultimate NASCAR collectable. "Oh, you have a 1:24 scale Dale, Jr diecast? How cute."

[@bigmike8847]

2007 is the magic year for these cars. A friend of mine bought one of Ryan Newman's cars from 2007 as his first track car. Going to trackdays with him was like hearing the heavens unleash

[@pinkace]

19:51 holy cow the camera is vibrating from the shockwaves.

[@toyoracer33]

The circle track racer in me cringes at the amount of misinformation in this video - there's a LOT, especially in the tech aspects - but that's an awful lot of info for someone unfamiliar with oval racing to digest in one day for what is ultimately a 20 minute video. It's not the end of the world, but for a review of this vehicle they really should have used somebody more familiar with this type of racing. Having a well-spoken NASCAR fan try to review a LeMans prototype would have produced similar results. Nothing against Zack, he just wasn't the right presenter for this.

[@joec1995jc]

Exactly my thoughts. Kinda disappointed they just got the wrong guy for this. This could have been one of their best videos with all the different tidbits explained. And about a car that most viewers likely know nothing about.

[@zackklapman3569]

I was filming 6 cars that weekend but I truly tried to do as much research as I could in the time I had (several hours sourcing material and writing the script). I read a couple of different articles to (attempt to) learn up on the chassis and suspension setups. *sigh*

[@toyoracer33]

@@zackklapman3569 nothing against you on this. I understand what production schedules must be like and essentially it would be like me trying to learn and deliver a speech on nuclear physics with a days notice. In the context of a Cars and Bids sales ad it's fine. Well, except maybe for the Charleston NC comment 😎

[@zackklapman3569]

@@toyoracer33 What's worse is I know Charlotte is the place with all the teams but yea...just going too fast.

[@adamborowiak4995]

I worked on these cars back in the day, it's a speedway car, we called them twisted sisters, body's are very twisted front to rear for aero reasons. There's a reason the passenger side of the car is flat & driver side has all the curves. During the pit stops, the rear tire changer would intentionally hit the right rear wheel well out to create suction 🪠

[@ReginaldRennsport]

When a video gets so many things wrong about a car I AM more familiar with, it makes me hesitate to trust what they say about a car I am NOT familiar with but was wanting to learn more. It would be appreciated if the content was controlled better so we're not steering people off in the wrong direction, regardless of whether it's a stock car or an exotic collectible.

[@chaarleess]

I guess “research” isn’t an option before doing this video cmon Zach

[@JacobFrey]

You always make me laugh a time or two in every video. Great walkaround, ZK!

[@bowmanfan9731]

get doug to review this

[@Noobsaibot21]

Absolutely seconded

[@conspicuoustraverser7375]

How about your moms?

[@Catalina._]

​@@conspicuoustraverser7375 how about stop using that lame overused joke?

[@conspicuoustraverser7375]

@@Catalina._ your mom, is a joke

[@StephenDavidson5359]

He probably can’t fit in it, seriously.

[@BigScienceDP]

I thought it was Charlotte NC. Also DEI 😂

[@TasteTheRambo]

Thanks Zack, this is so inspiring. If I work hard and save my money, maybe one day I can afford to buy a 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Dale Earnhardt Jr Edition.

[@carrickbro6502]

The jumping up and down 😂😂😂 19:56

[@_IMNNO]

“It’s just a race team!” 😂

[@jjunture]

DOUG WOULD TRY CLIMBING IN THE BACKSEAT, YOU COWARD! 😂

[@alexbizkit79]

I don't know why headlight decals are so satisfying.

[@kevmagill5163]

No wife should steal the name and legacy from a father's son. Cool car, check out the NASCAR race car running Goodwood and blowing the crowd away with it's legitimate performance amongst the fancy doodle machines.

[@aussie2uGA]

Wow, what a setup! And to think we used to criticize electric cars as only being good in a straight line...

[@UndyingSilentm]

It's called a short track bud

[@Twinspinner]

Crazy to think that someone in the automotive industry has so little understanding of common NASCAR knowledge and terminology

[@NaRdo_Slay27]

He’s a Cali soy boy lol, his little DEI joke wasn’t really a joke 🤣🤣🤣

[@Winglessflight97]

If your not first, your last.

[@ChrisMusson-kv8ph]

NASCAR teams are based in Charlotte North Carolina not Charleston.

[@kurthack74]

No offense to the presenter, but this isn't up to par for what I've come to expect from this channel in either presentation quality or research.

[@ryanrau6714]

I miss the 60s and 70s cars that were stripped down real cars which each manufacturer using different engines.

[@trev3971]

They had already started moving to tubular chassis in the mid-'60s.

[@toyoracer33]

Except they weren't. They were stock bodies hung over racing chassis of that era. It was a slow evolution, and this is really old knowledge so I might have this wrong, but I believe for quite a few years the chassis was based on a 1955 Ford? The rear end design was the Ford 9-in all the way up until the current Gen car came into In fact A lot of components were racing spec versions of stock parts from the 1960s until recently. Highly evolved from their original state obviously, but the bones were still there.

[@arizonaridersclub]

We're riding with ya.

[@superhoss95]

That this beast vintage racing!

[@lucaswells933]

Nothing against Zack, but I wish Doug was the one to review this awesome car.

[@Conservator.]

2:13 4 drivers x 4 types of tracks x two cars = 32 cars.

[@ecksray48]

The larger teams are also running cars in the other series, so I think when he was told they can have 100 cars in their care they were referring to all the series

[@Conservator.]

@@ecksray48 Sure but he said 16 😉

[@dshauer16]

If you listen to the next 30 seconds he explains the cars being used for R&D, testing, etc etc lol

[@Conservator.]

@@dshauer16he says: 2 cars per drivers, if you have 4 drivers, 4 types of tracts you have 16 cars. That should be 32. Just listen from this timestamp: 2:06

[@trev3971]

@@Conservator. He also has no idea what he's talking about.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

14:45-- the roof flaps keep the race car from FLIPPING UPSIDE DOWN. Not slowing it down. @Palakama your correct. 17:11--- you should of went and drove one of these nascar race cars at a rusty wallace driving experience like i have b/4 you did this video. You hafta hold the steering wheel with a little bit of right force going strait, otherwise it will turn left by itself. 17:39-- you think that fuel line is something go look up the length of fuel line smokey yunick put in his nascar race car. 18:47-- your favorite exaust system is called a boom tube type of exaust. The coolest part of a nascar race car is how fast you can change a tire.

[@hugoscho]

We meed more of zack

[@andrewsmith5198]

No

[@taillightexpress6685]

Zack… Thunderstorms having a Gun fight! For the WIN!!!!

[@843Core]

I could’ve excused the very obvious lack of research if this guy didn’t have the charisma of white rice and tap water.

[@VincentVader]

I first thought it was Fillipo. I wish it was. I've never cared for Smoking Tire or this guy. He got A LOT of stuff wrong about this car. Fillipo could have done as good.

[@edimalan14]

Zach is the best!!

[@DaBaltimoron]

Teresa was Senior's third wife, not second.

[@kudeba77]

i love how excited zack is during this. just great

[@JonathanStrome]

Guy obviously prefers european wine sippin' and BMW Convertables.

[@H3boy]

The only championships he won were before he drove that car in a whole other series.

[@michaelnone6322]

lol Charleston? I think you mean Mooresville NC

[@nascarnational]

nascar's next-gen car, which debuted in 2022, isn't like this because it's spec so teams aren't using track-specific parts today like they used to even a few years ago

[@maxwellrozier9738]

Charleston North Carolina huh?

[@_Suzuka_Joe]

there's a tagged and legal nascar in OKC a guy drives around

[@kelp458]

2:36 He said Charleston North Carolina.... if you didn't want to do the review just say so.

[@Spac3Monkey]

This guy has no idea what he is talking about lmao.

[@coreychildress156]

This is definitely a video Alanis King should have made instead.

[@Cuhh346]

If you have a ls or sbc and do the headlight mod to make it street legal hellyeah

[@leuqsap]

Clicked on to watch cause I thought it was felipo 😭.

[@look1930]

same here🤣

[@trev3971]

There's a ton of incorrect information in this video. I don't fault Zack, as he doesn't know anything about stock car racing. But is there no one at C&B who does? Related: how come so many "car guys" don't know anything about the biggest American motorsport? Alex Martini just did a NASCAR video that was similarly error-filled.

[@sandycrash8868]

I’m dumb and I drive nascar and I’m going Turning left some time

[@StreetPreacherr]

WHERE would you be allowed to drive this? Is it quiet enough to comply with common 'Track Day' noise limits?

[@arthuralford]

Not every track has noise limits, and there's vintage racing

[@thesourceofthenile]

Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) runs a schedule racing a bunch of retired NASCAR Cup cars at road courses across America for some NASCAR, IMSA, and vintage racing weekends. A car like the one shown in the video can easily be found running 10+ race weekends a year in this series. Most teams I saw at Watkins Glen were 3-5 people, and when asked they seemed to be running similar setups across all of the tracks. The racing is casual, but they do push the cars so it's not rare to see a Gen 6 and Gen 4 car battling for the lead.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

Google these events if you don't know of them. Other places to drive a nascar race car: The silver state classic in nevada. Big bend open road race in Texas. Put a martinsville rear gear in it and go drag racing. Bonneville salt flats. There's plenty of racetrack country club's located around the usa. Like autobahn country club where you can drive the crap outta it. Plenty of race tracks have open track events ( not racing just driving fast) that you could go drive a stock car there.

[@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13]

100 cars per team 😂 "Sustainability" is a dirty word in the NASCAR world. As it should be

[@totsm23]

Does getting the car also get a hot lap with Dale Earnhardt Jr?

[@brycedunlap]

That DEI joke 😂😂

[@jtbDDOepMNNVIpk]

Help me baby Jesus. Help me Oprah Winfrey. Help me Tom cruise.

[@mickeymang6]

Like everyone could afford something like that AND maintaining it. 😂

[@mattr8904]

FILIPPO GET A QVALE MANGUSTA!!!

[@Nitrousbird]

Though these multiple car stats may have been true back then, they no longer apply today. It is the same car/chassis for all track types now and they just adjust the car itself based on the track they are going to. Greatly reduced the cost. The teams are also not building their own chassis anymore as they are all purchased from the same supplier. Again, all about reducing cost.

[@H3boy]

You don't want air under the car...ugh

[@jeremygunson571]

Good try but do a bit more “google time” before trying to explaining a stock car And the history of NASCAR

[@Jimbo388388]

This guy Googled everything on the wrong site. SMH

[@andrewthorne2983]

yeah this guy doesn't need to talk about Nascar. "Charleston, NC" one of his many incorrect comments

[@hungbeachbum]

Will buy the car,,but not with a 5 second video of it starting and smoking like hell,,show me a video of it going around Miami speedway for a few laps,,compression test..then I'd bid..only a fool would bid on wall art.

[@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13]

I'm listening 🤔 As if I needed a reason to buy a NASCAR. My wife may need a little more convincing though. Being in Australia, I'm gonna need a road course car. The Thunderdome has seen better days, to say the least. Which is a shame, Calder Park is not too far from my house.

[@JohnGuzik]

Nothing stock about a stock car. Not A Stock CAR.

[@kqweqioes6208]

Not bot

[@ieism1]

Zach and bids, what happened?

[@Heyitsallgoodman]

Curated had him around, so he did the reviews for their set they put on CnB.

[@minhoek3252]

what if i want to steer right?

[@Vivid-197]

Back then they race roadcources

[@Twinspinner]

Can't do that, that's illegal, straight to jail, right turn scary

[@T.S.T2014]

No Dougy No watchy!

[@Thehking5]

It’s not called a NASCAR. It’s a NASCAR racecar.

[@Cuhh346]

Stockcar

[@julianevans9548]

Everyone knows; nobody cares.

[@beaushaw]

​@@julianevans9548I didn't know. I don't care. Cool car.

[@davidramos4707]

It is now

[@anthonyw5261]

Ikr!!!!!

[@YuxinZhou13]

9:55

[@stewpuddy4161]

Charleston North Carolina? Lol

[@davidramos4707]

SPEED HOLES

[@igy981]

most stupid way to have something move forward in 4 wheel

[@UndyingSilentm]

Your terminology is incorrect and annoying

[@brockwright2247]

DEI- Dale Earnhardt Incorporated. Not Industries. This guy knows nothing. I am sitting here typing and just continue to correct him.

[@dougshaw2944]

100% would own and drive.

[@saabstar357]

The G-Shock is 🔥

[@H3boy]

You need to do your homework dude, you clearly do not know what you are talking about. Also, there is no Charleston, NC It's the Charlotte area. Also Dale Earnhardt Industries? Wtf dude Furhter more, Theresa was Dale's third wife.

[@ericalbertson6621]

This was painful to watch lol

[@codydrummer]

But he never won a championship

[@Z17xMachine]

They aren't medium ovals. They are intermediate ovals. This was very hard to listen to. They aren't called small ovals. They are called short tracks. You need some lessons buddy.

[@RC76OFFICIAL]

what a clown I wish he did research.

[@MacDKB]

Should I? Not if it has Budweiser branding on it. Maybe Dylan Mulvaney wants it…

[@Drybones898]

What a stupid comment.

[@RandomVids519]

🥱🥱🥱🥱

[@The_Majnun]

Lil bro, u think u are duable funny?!

[@DanCohoon]

"By the time he left DEI, Calm down. " I love some good trolling. Especially when you are trolling fascists.

[@radu200filip]

Why buy a car that can only turn left? 😂

[@limbeboy7]

Yes, bcuz Nascar doesn't drive on Road courses 🤡

[@Vivid-197]

Nah, back then they race on 2 roadcources today they race 7 to 5 roadcourses a year.

[@aussie2uGA]

Seems these days there are a lot people who can only seem to go left too...