Wayne Carini faced Financial and Legal Trouble

Despite being a TV personality and the driving force behind “Chasing Classic Cars”, Wayne Carini remains somewhat of an enigma to the general public. The car restorer was born in Portland, Connecticut, USA, in 1951 to Robert “Bob” Carini, the owner of a collision repair and auto restoration business. With time, Wayne went on to inherit half of the family business as a gift.
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[@jjohnson1476]

The reason the show has lasted so long....its lack of drama. Its simply a show about cars, no shop drama,no screaming, no throwing tools and no angry customers. its just a simple car show that actually dives into the ins and outs of locating, restoring ,showing and auctions. Ask any car guy and they will say this is the format they want.

[@markwarren5644]

The show is ok, Carini is stiff as a board. Bitchin rides suits me, a little humor, smoking tires, and top shelf craftsmanship, but almost any car show is good.

[@Dan-ez6dr]

Yep

[@frankraniere6103]

Exactly, and no silly childish comedy.

[@rickarra1833]

Miss Roger

[@davem6685]

Exactly. Class act guy.

[@MrBigCLW]

What I have always likes about CCC is the lack of forced drama. No throwing wrenches, no temper tantrums, just cool cars and the restoration process. Forever a fan.

[@larrysantacrose8889]

I agree the other reality car shows/motorcycle start off without all that drama but then slowly more and more drama and that ruins the shows.

[@jeffrose12jr]

I think the Wayne's show of classic cars is open and honest what a true classic care owner and enthusiastic car lover wants to see

[@paulferraro2703]

EXACTLY!

[@stephendall2329]

Wayne is a true car lover and by the trust people put in his judgment, it shows his integrity is beyond question. I really enjoy watching Chasing Classic Cars because there is no bogus drama or temper tantrums.

[@thegizmo759]

you are right wayne is a true gentelman and a man of his word and he is very well respected in the automotive industry

[@jeffmorris739]

I don't really believe all this stuff being said. All I ever have seen out of Wayne and F40 is the finest of morals and dedication to his friends. His love for his daughter who is autistic is Godly and loving. He is an inspiration for me in his honesty and caring for others and helping people sell off family collections including Janis Joplin's Porsche which was a beautiful story. Rodger was and is a great inspiration for race car drivers and mechanic. I don't usually say this but when Wayne and Rodger are insulted I genuinely get mad. These are real men. Rodger is fine. Nobody is forgetting him. Rodger if I am wrong let me know but I love you. Wayne you too.

[@michaelpwilliams9352]

I concur with every comment you have made. I met Wayne at the Indian Motorcycle Day in Springfield, MA 2016. I shook hands with him and mentioned I had done a tribute Indian Scout military bike from WWII whereas he said, “ well let’s go have a look at it!” He was very complimentary and I truly enjoyed his kind works on my bike and many others we came across. A real gentleman!!

[@Chris_at_Home]

My brother-in-law has worked for him for years and loves working there. He does body work for him.

[@slvrktman7824]

Say what you want, but Wayne is the most likable used car salesman in the U.S.A.! Chasing Classic Cars is a fantastic show.

[@davidthorpe6139]

Mad respect for Wayne, Roger and all involved in CCC. Both educational and entertaining.

[@johnhoffman2818]

Roger is the best. Takes getting involved to learn what goes wrong with a car. Love the show. Miss it dearly! Miss Wayne too!

[@adamwebber9547]

I've watched his show for a number of years and had the opportunity to meet him at the Barret Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, AZ in 2019. His passion and love for the chase is what I enjoy. Roger is incredible to watch & listen to. He makes automotive problem solving look like child's play.

[@magdalenposada4127]

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[@lilianazuluaga6504]

I think the pandemic have really taught people the importance of multiple streams of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security.

[@danromero533]

Successful people don't become wealthy overnight. What most people see as a lance wealth, a great career and luxury is a result of smart work.

[@chrisjohn7823]

It's not how much money you save in the bank, but how much money you earn and how hard it works for you. Money devalue over time, investment is the best option as it grows over time

[@alexmontrey5372]

@@chrisjohn7823 I think the key thing here is working with a professional. Yes people have devoted their lives to making profits in the market, but those of us who haven't but are interested in investing can simply work with them.

[@eddiejohn8506]

@@alexmontrey5372 Alright, so you know anyone?

[@JGMan0011]

So glad to hear Roger is alive and well! When he disappeared from the show (during a Pandemic) I assumed the worst. I will now have to seek out internet content with him in it, since he's not on the major networks... yet. Wayne is a real class act and changed many of my views of the collector car hobby while opening my eyes to more than just muscle cars. When his show first aired, his integrity, compassion and approach to the business side of the hobby was shown to be a complete 180 from other dealers/mechanics. For example, that show with that guy Vernon from South Beach FL or Boyd Coddington who turned out to be a really horrible person, who's shop management seemed to break every labor law (daily) since Henry & Clyde Ford had his own employees attacked while on the "Hunger March." Wayne's show never embarrasses the sellers by airing Wayne's profit margins on the resold vehicles (if there was a profit) to the world. That's actually the opposite of what viewers who own old cars like to watch.

[@cecilsabourin9462]

Well ,when Roger needed help with hospital bills,Wayne coulda helped out ,he didn,t, so fans pooled donations to help out old Roger . As well ,Wayne did not insist Roger be paid for his partisipation in the show. That,s correct ,Roger got nothing for his part in the show ,sure coulda used it ,lying in a hospital bed. Pretty sure Wayne got paid and his business got heavy promotion as well , just saying.

[@ABfromWindsor]

Wish Wayne and his family all the best as he seems like an honest and dedicate perseverer of auto history.

[@doug3805]

I watched to the end and loved the show, especially Roger. He is a genius.

[@bobhenry6159]

Deceptive title. At the very end, they say there are 'internet rumors' he is having financial and legal problems, but no proof exists. lol

[@ericjohnson9080]

Just another bait and switch.

[@billkea7224]

Classic BS

[@JetFire9]

Click bait

[@Robrt32]

Thank you saved me from watching crap. That why I always check the comments before watching these types of videos

[@michaelalfred4176]

The video isn’t crap it portrays both the show and Wayne personally in a very positive light

[@dennisw4654]

Watched till the end. Always been a fan. Shows are tastefully constructed and I've picked up many pearls of wisdom. Wish him and all involved the best. Looking forward to the next season.

[@donalddoty5768]

This guy and Chip Foose are the only two car guys I enjoy watching. They respect the people who work for them and treat them as if they are beneath them. They don't throw tantrums when thing go wrong. they just fix the problem. Most of the others are pure jerks in my opinion.

[@ARTPAINTING101]

I agree even with the obvious omission of the word don't (treat them as if..) Dennis Collins is another straight forward respectful car guy as well.

[@abbersj2935]

I agree, though we get them in the UK many years after they are made, these two teams show real kind talented gentlemen. I hope that they both are OK and continuing to do well.

[@bafattvahetere]

@@ARTPAINTING101 And Dave Kindig

[@thegizmo759]

you are right those are the only two shows i watch chip foose is by far the best out of all the hot rod shops out there he is hands on and wayne is about the most honest person ever met chip and wayne should hook up and do a show together

[@richardmccaughey5928]

Chip Foose is also into vintage American bikes. He used to come into our bike shop regularly (we were the only shop around that had some expertise in that area). He is one of the nicest, most genuine guys around!

[@jetsons101]

Always enjoyed Wayne's show, no drama- - -just a great show, Wayne and Roger make a great team. If I ever sell my car, I would give him first crack at it. Best to Wayne and his family.....

[@frankraniere6103]

I watched it til the end. You cannot argue with the way Mr. Carini does his job. He shows his passion for doing the right thing and you never come away feeling like you were duped. I admire his low key personality and total lack of stupid comedy. Too many car shows have to have fun when it uncalled for. Just present the work the way Wayne does.

[@geriko1]

"I watched to the end!" I met Wayne in 2013 at a Mecum Auctions in Monterrey, California. Nice down to earth guy that loved to talk about cars and motorcycles.

[@mc3lizard]

I pray for the best for Wayne and one of my favorite TV shows.

[@boyfrmnewyork]

I had a shop years ago myself and always look forward to his shows... Best of luck Wayne!

[@towerdave4836]

Great show , huge respect for Wayne’s knowledge of cars offal types and ages. Had the pleasure of visiting F40 when over from England on a New England tour . Very friendly and accommodating , a highlight of our time in the states.

[@chriskappert1365]

I absolutely love his program ! He and Roger are so natural before the camera . There is no fabricated drama , no Hollywood shit , just real honoust carguyes who love what they do . And they are damn good at what they do , both are experts !!! I wish Wayne and Roger all the best in the world . Love from the Netherlands . ❤️❤️❤️

[@alanmcewen6111]

Roger, love his dry sense of humor .Chasing classic cars great show.

[@salvatorecarapazza248]

I love his show and got the opportunity to say hello to Wayne at the Las Vegas Airport recently. What a nice guy. Extremely genuine.

[@noonehere1793]

Wayne was a great help to me in finding a reliable car carrier to deliver a purchase from the east coast to the west coat via intercity carriers…..thanks again Wayne.

[@Vincentschneider007]

Watched to end. Great series Wayne is putting on. Total enjoyment to watch.

[@charlesacker8552]

Roger is the best.. I love his sardonic comments. Who would have thought, an engineer with a sense of humor.

[@robertwalsh1724]

A great show, you always learn something in every episode.

[@dominickgerace9662]

Watched to the end! Love the show!

[@cliffberkley7761]

I watched till the end, being a retired ASE master technician, retired High School Automotive Instructor, I have loved this shop since its inseption. Thank you Wayne, Roger anyone else involved in producting this show.

[@gennettor8915]

Wayne Carini is a great guy who has been extremely kind to me and spend much time giving me very useful advice.

[@samrumade9429]

Watched to the end. Total quality program and people involved in show. Excellent content,little nonsense. Enjoyable.

[@kenwalz7231]

It would be great to see a movie made about Rogers life! I always enjoyed seeing him!

[@johnharper2016]

Watched the show for years. January 2022 Mecum Auction in Kissimmee, Fl. Wayne was walking down the midway. I said hello and said I liked the show. He was completely polite and thanked me for watching. Straight up car guy. The drama and deadline stuff on many of the car shows is a turnoff.

[@patrickrooney5130]

Keep on doing what you are doing buddy. I love your work. and the show. Paddy from Belfast Ireland.

[@JohnnieBravo1]

Wayne is a class act, no matter what. He sets the bar pretty high. I wish some of the other personalities on Motortrend took some lessons from him.

[@Peters2centsWorth]

This is a good documentary and didn't need the clickbait title.

[@brggmc]

I watched till the end, but only because Wayne Carini was part of the title! He has the ability to go through his life without any need of the childish pig-headedness associated with some so-called "car gurus". When spending astronomical amounts of money on cars he's taken years to find, he does not play to the camera, or wave wads of money about. He is a very straightforward, honest person.

[@paulp96275]

Me and my son have always enjoyed the show and still when the family get together we have a talk about Chasing Classic Cars 👍👨🏻‍🏭🇬🇧

[@victorbellan8357]

Watched to the end ! Thanks

[@godzilla6740]

Great show! My favorite Motortrend program.

[@dominickgerace9662]

I watched to the end! Love the show!

[@cherbellaire6052]

Loved this show , hope it gets back on the air

[@johnbastille5483]

Being a fan of CCC, after seeing my wife off at the airport, I drove down to F40 to see the F40 shop in person. Wayne was away chasing a classic car, but I glimpsed Roger deep into restoring a car in the garage area (off limits). There were many interesting vehicles in the showroom and in the yard which I could freely peruse through. Some time after, I saw Wayne at Lime Rock with three of his vehicles on view, one of them being the custom built hot rod with the fin on the trunk area shown in this video.

[@kenarsenault9863]

I met Wayne in person when he came to look at a car a friend of mine had for sale. He's a great guy for sure... but also a master negotiator. He didn't walk away with the car but it was great to get a chance to chat with him for a while. I love the show

[@ronl.2458]

Great show…hope a new season starts soon.

[@davidhorsley1149]

I watched until the end! First, though many of the cars on CCC were not my cup of tea, I enjoyed the show because if you are a "Autophile", anything automotive is interesting. Second, The show was shot and produced in such a manner that it was always interesting and Roger was always good for a laugh. Lastly, as to the profitability of the cars, anyone who has ever dome a "home" restoration of any classic car will tell you, the profit margin is thin compared to the overall investment, but a professional restoration puts the finances into a different category. Though it is a business, most who undertake that business do it for the love of the machine and the sense of accomplishment in putting the vehicle back to showroom condition. I personally would rather aquire a restored vehicle from someone who loved their work and was quick to point out what they did, rather than to deal with someone bragging on the money they spent. Granted the financial aspect is high on the list, but if that is the only virtue that can be extolled, eventually the makeup will rub off and you'll see the real pig you bought.

[@tjroicub6079]

Classy guy, unassuming, honest and a real gentleman.

[@thecosmicgay5551]

Radiant work you have here.

[@BobbyJ2002]

Always looked forward to watching what car Wayne was chasing next. I watched it until the end!

[@malachycasey1488]

I watched till the end. I loved everything about that show, I too am a huge classic car guy, and a huge gear-head. Why did a fantastic show like this get canceled, when you look 👀 at the crap 💩 on TV 📺 today all the “sooo called reality shows” bullshitt that’s not reality. CCC was a true honest show, no staged drama, no fake bullshitt like what’s in most of the shows today, but for some reason there still on TV 📺. God bless Wayne to you and your family.

[@ag4allgood]

Chasing Classic Cars with Wayne & Rodger has been great fun to watch. I appreciate those car shows he goes to much more now. Favorite shows is the barn find where a Classic has been hidden for decades buried in dust.

[@michaeltyre38]

I watched until the end, I always enjoyed the diverse assortment of cars and how a lesser car got as much attention and enthusiasm as an exotic !

[@jttoy2000]

I watched to the end. Veery interesting. Social media chatter and the truth often are two very different things.

[@fredericrike5974]

I'm just jealous! Wayne Carini got my job! Some kids want to be King of the world, firemen, and all; I couldn't have pointed to it when I was seven, but what Wayne does- that is what I always wanted to do! FWIW, I watched many episodes ,not just to the end but more than twice! And he's as careful of his reputation as an art dealer- because he is an art dealer. So many "unicorn" finds throughout his career- yeah, buddy, that is the career ! FR

[@al7385]

Great show, very educational, nice host.

[@AmandaJayne46]

I watched till the end, it’s a awesome program 💋

[@Clunk49]

I watched it to the end, Best Wishes Wayne!

[@stevelangsdorf7307]

Always loved the show Thanks Wayne ❤🤍💙

[@rsvp-realscalevehiclesproj6965]

I watched to the end. Some very cool cars shown. 👍🙂👍

[@davearmstrong8994]

Always liked his program interesting and real

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

One of my favourite shows.

[@marcwitt8507]

I miss the show the way he presented his cars and others you know it came from his heart

[@stewartmcmanus3991]

Without a doubt, the best classic car show on tv.

[@natesquestyouknowthatsrigh8269]

Great show!!! He’s awesome, and real .

[@09beegee]

Wayne Carini is an "enigma" probably because he's not interested in blowing smoke to everyone he meets. I ran into him a few times in a restaurant/bar across the street from where his business is located. He's a straightforward guy. Not superman, not a movie star, just Wayne.

[@ziddi_boy__007____l9]

Hugely delightful!!

[@RichardBrown-xe8zm]

Well done. Classy.

[@Stu-SB]

The man is a class act !

[@timgir177]

he always seemed energised when young people showed an interest in cars like him.

[@jsrupert1037]

Glad to see Roger is feeling better. Wayne is always welcome at the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. Stop in next July.

[@charleshaggard4341]

One of my favorite shows.

[@mingamonegro2527]

Yes, I'm from CT and I love it chasing cars

[@Redmi-pj6uc]

I think I'm crying. It's that good.

[@franksmodels29]

I wish all the best , his shop is about ten mins from my house always has amazing cars both inside and out..I watched till the end

[@mikemchale7639]

I watch till the end pretty good coverage

[@dannyhudson9659]

Loved the show

[@JorgeEMejia-xy2ss]

I watched till the end. I miss the show, Roger and obviously Wayne. See you soon

[@mr.toobigformypants8145]

I would seek Wayne's advice if ever buying a classic car witch I was unsure about, he and Rodger really know their stuff.

[@danielmorgan4899]

Mechanics are like Lawyers in a occupation filled with crooked individuals they are needed and not trusted and yet it takes years to build a solid reputation of trust and integrity and then comes a customer who files a lawsuit that can bankrupt a person’s life’s work

[@leightri]

I loved the show and tried to do business with Wayne. I never got through to him - the guy who answered the phone was an absolute low-life used car salesman nightmare. I told him the car I was interested in selling, and the guy demanded that I would agree that if he bothered to drive to pick it up, I would guarantee to sell it to him to cover his time and effort, at a price he would determine to be fair when he saw the car.

[@timferguson1593]

This is by far the best car show on TV. Like others said no drama, no games, no skits. Just looking for cool cars, what goes into getting one ready for auction, sales or just showing classics. Thanks Wayne!

[@lescobrandon3047]

I loved the show. Wayne is a fantastic gentleman.

[@Beam57]

Wish there were more shows like this. Tired of the fake drama and over the top bs in so many car-related shows.

[@yelyab1]

I enjoy hearing the back ground of these guys who are about my age. My son is an engineer in the automobile industry writing code for those little boxes that have taken control away from anybody that has not spent a few years learning how they work. Not fair. He proudly boasts one great grand father worked at Ford’s Highland Park plant, famous for the model T and the five dollar day. His other great grand father spent 42 years at the “Rouge”, it’s in quotes because it’s name is The Ford Rouge Facility. Raw materials in finished cars out. The same manufacturing model that King Toyota uses and they are big enough men to give credit to old Mr Ford. Ford started its downhill trip when they stated to get away from that original philosophy. How ironic, they get their ass kicked by a team using their old game plan! Then the son moves on to his grandfather who worked at Packard for about 15 years doing logistics for cars and PT boat motors. After Packard 25 years at Ford purchasing analysis and finding summer jobs for his son, me. What did I do? I was lousy at school but lucky at finding an engineering technician job at Ford, finished my engineering degree and a total of over 20 years. I passed all the old family war stories to my son and he bit the hook for job and pass time as an amateur race car builder, designer and driver. I go the track to watch him race. It amazing the amount of skill and talent at these unsponsored, amateur races. These young men in their 20s, 30s, 40s, working near round the clock. Welders going, sparks flying, parts swapping, local auto supplies making emergency deliveries. Again amateur racing! It’s the most fun to watch. My son got a few jobs based on his lineage and after school activities. It’s a shame industry doesn’t give much attention to actual demonstrated achievements. It’s out there all over the place. They aren’t looking in the right place!

[@canyoudigit6321]

Great programme always watch the reruns . Wayne strikes me as a down to earth nice guy and Roger has a great sense of humour.

[@theunknownkeyboardist6154]

Great show, it's not about dysfunctional relationships--it's about the cars.

[@otcmetal1591]

Wayne/CCC = Bob Ross/The Joy of Painting. Just a relaxing, calm show that you can just sit back and enjoy.

[@charlestomasino9161]

Class act show

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

RIP to Wayne and Roger. They were great together. May they both forever rest in our heavenly Father's motorpool ! ! !

[@kbennett6710]

Nice clean no BS show about cars. I has lasted so long because it’s not a spectacle of drama like other so called shows about cars.

[@CartofDreams]

I agree 100% with everything

[@edallen5119]

I love Wayne's show. Its It's one of my favorite auto show's. I do miss Roger .

[@glennoropeza3545]

He is a Master of classic cars! If you want to invest in classic cars he'll show you what to pick and why! His prediction was always very close when the car sold at auction.

[@elviraalan7701]

I watched till the end. No drama just a passionate

[@romanpernal7397]

Great show!

[@darrellbenn7363]

I watched till the end.

[@vidguy007]

The first generation starts businesses and becomes wealthy, the second runs the businesses into the ground while taking credit for their success, the third opens a vineyard with what’s left over

[@bozodog428]

Wayne's forgotten more that I'll ever know when it comes to classic cars.

[@michaeltorpy3366]

Probably the best car related series ever come back soon Wayne and roger

[@rickbarg3980]

I highly doubt it,Bitchen Rides is the best