Why V8 Engines are Officially Dead

[@scottykilmer]

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[@kylepearson8412]

Scotty Kilmer should I buy this Ford Fusion for 9k that has 40,000 miles it seems kinda sketchy it’s already had 3 owners and has been in a crash

[@andrewlivingston8447]

Scotty, I drive a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 6.0 V8 it has 290,000 miles on it and still runs good. I’d really love to see it run another several thousand miles is there any tips you have to keep my truck on the road?

[@gato36661]

SCOTTY I GAVE A 2008 DODGE AVENGER MY A/C WORKS BUT GETS COLD WHEN IM PARKED BUT GETS HIT WHEN I ACCELERATE... CAN YOU HELP ME OUT

[@chef8918]

Scotty, I really want a Volvo as my first car, specifically an S60R and I found one that was cheap, unfortunately it has 172k miles and a small oil leak anything I should be worried about?

[@holden2260]

Hey Scotty what do you think of the Porsche V8 hybrids. And what do you think of the electric car future e.g acid leaking, plastic build up for battery covers , blowing up into flames and when there are a hole lot involved in a flood what are your thoughts?

[@DatMaddahFaka]

The v8 may eventually become ousted from manufacturers, but honestly..it'll never die.

[@Len1977gt]

Best comment out of these idiots

[@brian_jake]

It will!!! A very slow death!

[@diablocls55]

Brian Jake V8s won’t be gone until at least 2040... there will always be demand for Them

[@pawelodziomek4908]

@@diablocls55 exactly. A very slow death

[@decem_unosquattro9538]

Lol good luck with that idea.

[@JJ38255]

After watching this , I just ran out and bought 5 rebuilt V8 engines and Put them in my garage for my old Camaro , just in case.

[@kimdavis5631]

J J I modified my 4cy by adding a V8 juice. Shifts like dream, stops on a dime and shits like a Camaro.

[@ArcoZakus]

Eda Bean, They already do.

[@jamesjames3525]

Better be prepared, I always say.

[@joeniccoli1916]

@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 And I guess the right lets you keep more of your $$ ?

[@joeniccoli1916]

@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 AZ

[@theterrificteddy2157]

When does the V9 come out?

[@donttakebiscuitsfromelmo1931]

What ever happened to the V7

[@northdakotaham1752]

Or the V10.... Mopar power.

[@gabrielleleiba6686]

Cadillac had v12 n v16

[@sdcoinshooter]

Teddy, you didn’t do very well in Geometry class did you?

[@trvxo]

im sticking with the good old V7

[@daviddavis7855]

Ford has just introduced a brand new 7.3 liter pushrod V8 this year. (Corrected)

[@TheRoadhammer379]

7.3 gas not 7.4.

[@Noname-et6hf]

Probibaly acidentaly hit the 4

[@tomleahy5383]

@@Noname-et6hf sure would b nice to have comments correctly spelled and composed, so people can actually understand what it is that is trying to be said.

[@ArcoZakus]

Tom Leahy, That would be nice, but, sad to say, you are dreaming.

[@hotice8885]

7.3 sounds SO. NICE.

[@DatCarGuy350]

If you (in general) care about MPG in a V8, you’re either a cheapass or need a Corolla

[@mjay6567]

Just those 2 options? Sounds like politics!

[@jeffersonmoctezuma3733]

But its the reality

[@WarriorOfEden3033]

V8 30-40 mpg highway 🤷‍♂️

[@space.cowboy69]

When you tow or actually use a v8 truck for truck reasons, MPG is a huge hit on the wallet and every mile counts. seriously

[@adamspitfire]

I care about mpg because in the uk I don't want to spend all my time filling up

[@BBT609]

The V8 just doesn't die. I don't care. They are still the greatest ever. Dont give me a V6.

[@kNeeekoh]

How about an I6?

[@diablocls55]

Niko I’ll take an I6, but no V6 or 4 cylinder

[@scej79]

They will when they got the price down on the electric ones.

[@ElectronicsForFun]

@@kNeeekoh that's more archaic than the V8.

[@ruinedlasagna]

lemme race your v8 with my 20psi turbo 4cyl :)

[@anandhakannan552]

Scotty: Don't buy a Toyota with a V8, get a V6 or I4. Toyota: we gonna stop making V8.

[@smol_yote]

Coincidence? I think not!

[@Usernotknown21]

Also scotty says don't buy twin turbo

[@DarkRose658]

Wait that's illegal

[@jazalessandro3094]

Worst thing toyota did was killing off their v6 4ltr,very sad👎

[@CCK-jd8nc]

Nell Nell yes but twin turbos are so fun

[@TheV8Pumpkin]

V8 cars and crate motors are going to rise in value in the coming years *S T O N K S*

[@blu6347]

Yea by 2050 haha

[@txprodigy95]

It’s sad that smooth toyota V8s will be gone, but I won’t miss ‘em if toyota goes back to making turbocharged in-line 6 engines.

[@leoSaunders]

@G . only good when new. doesn't have much value in the second hand market

[@antoniofunnyguy]

You mean BMW 😂

[@NoName-gv6nm]

Not going to happen

[@txprodigy95]

G they’re making great strides in solid state battery technology so I agree with you. But just like how twin turbo V8s replaced V12s in luxury cars, an in-line 6 can be a downsized alternative to a V8. It’s also easier to derive a in-line 6 from a 4 cylinder, which is exactly what mercedes is doing at the moment.

[@evildrizzt1]

I’m not going to lie. Last month I almost bought a Toyota Camry AWD hybrid for $28k. But then I realized that for $20k I could buy a dodge magnum RT AWD and put a 6.4 liter Hemi crate engine in it. Guess which one I went with? MO POWAH BABY!!!

[@flinch622]

I'll tell you what's dead to me: a v6 in a front wheel drive car: stick with a 4 cylinder. For rwd? I'm not giving up my v8, not when I get about the same mileage from it that most v6's get.

[@driver4011]

always stuck with a 4 cyl.....easy on gas n easier to maintain n fix than a V 6 and / or V 8, n cheaper.

[@ArcoZakus]

driver4011, Same here, and only with manual transmissions for the same reasons, for over 50 years now. The '52 flathead Ford V-8 I learned to drive in had all of 100 hp on a good day. My 2.0 L I4 Ford Focus has 160 hp, averages 30 mpg (plus or minus), and is faster than can be driven anywhere I go these days. I miss hearing the (IMO) beautiful rumble of V-8s, but not enough to pay what it would cost to own one myself. Lucky for me, a few of my neighbors still own them so I get to hear them drive by once in a while.

[@jeffreysantos9070]

You two made good points. However, I also have one car that's a 4 cylinder and another car is a V6. I like both. My V8 Tundra Crewmax is a joy to drive. Sure the mpg sucks but I love the sound of the V8!! Nothing compares to it. And I'm on my way to the million miles Tundra club 👍

[@DjNikGnashers]

I have always preferred a straight 6 front engined, rear wheel drive car. I have owned many one after another. Straight 6 engines are the smoothest, and have great torque, great tuning potential, and are centred in the engine bay meaning good handling.

[@wickedmainah950]

@@DjNikGnashers straight 6 are a good reliable engine, hard to beat a v8 in a truck or muscle car. The sound and torque are great without needing expensive turbos or superchargers

[@jeffreydevoti7000]

Now you know why the "Last V-8 Interceptor" was a big deal to Mad Max.

[@slingshotkurt8474]

You're right!

[@Phi1point62]

30 years in the future: "Ah, the last of the V8 Coyotes!"

[@phillipicus7446]

Ahh you beat me too it. Better sit on the Goose for rhis one.

[@carljr.99]

The price of buying an Ls motor just went up 😂.

[@bcgrittner]

My wife bought a one year old ‘97 T-bird. She drove that car for twenty years. We did some repairs on it, but nothing drastic. The 4.6 OHC V-8 was a shoehorn fit, but that was the most reliable car we ever owned. We reluctantly sold it at 190,000 miles.

[@DodgeCoronet-cs5jf]

Like a wise man once said; *There's no replacement for displacement.* *V8's will never officially die.*

[@Dcc357]

The new 2021 Chevy Tahoe is still rumbling a V8!

[@kimdavis5631]

If they phase out all V8s, I will start mixing V8 vegetable juices in my 4 Cy and V6 engine oils.

[@ArcoZakus]

Toyota Fanboy, When V-8s are no longer available, I'll probably smack my forehead and say to myself, "I could have had a V-8!!" As much as I love V-8s, I have never owned one myself. Sometime around 1956 I saw pictures and read stories of little air-cooled, 4-cylinder Porsche 356s outrunning big Corvette V-8s on tight race tracks and fell in love with simple, light weight cars. If I don't buy something with a V-8 soon, I'll probably miss my last opportunity. Right now I'm just loving the little 4-cylinder car I own too much (especially at the gas pump) to switch.

[@TeeJetNozzle]

Arcozakus I am with you I get between 50 and 57 miles a gallon on my Toyota Corolla four-cylinder manual shift 356,000 miles still going strong 🚙 I like passing the gas stations for a month and a half before I get gas

[@kimdavis5631]

Gee Awesome!

[@ArcoZakus]

Gee, "I am with you..." You get much better fuel economy with your Corolla than I do in my Ford Focus, and I doubt that mine will last nearly as long, but it sure is more fun to drive than any of the Toyotas I have owned. Faster, too. Tradeoffs.

[@christhomas1708]

The V8 is my favorite engine, years of owning Chevy, Ford, & Dodge. New engines no longer need the large displacement to make lots of power, the V8 is overkill past 400hp.

[@Twilightman-qf4bk]

Scotty putting the 💩 emojis for the Silverado 😂😂

[@MisterMikeTexas]

We need auto journalist Jean Lindamood Jennings put in charge of GM instead of the quota hire Mary Barra. Then the 💩 will go away.

[@mikefoehr235]

So funny

[@Angelcain0666]

Hell i got a 2000 Silverado it’s survived the Michigan country life and still looks okay for a Michigan vehicle but never had any major issues very minor typical fixes is all and at 200000 miles and still going strong id say that’s a definite lie lol

[@the_one_titan]

Scott Vanderzanden We are talking about new Silverados the old ones are good

[@Angelcain0666]

The_One_Titan oh okay i had no clue and are the new ones really that bad? Ik my dad just got a 2014 model so i hope hes not gonna have issues that are bad I don’t buy anything all that new (too much tech in em for me lol) so im very uninformed about anything after 2005 with vehicles lol

[@scrumsey]

Why does the government give a tax credit for a Chinese car? Are we that stupid? Nevermind.....

[@surenxavier8915]

Yes. Yes we are.

[@brianowens1002]

That’s who they’re working for, that’s why.

[@luisenriqueperezperez3193]

Its not necessarily tax credits for Chinese cars, its just the tax credits for a electric car in general.

[@Dance1617]

It's for all electric cars....

[@justayoutuber1906]

Think - where would it pollute? In the US. This isn't about subsidizing jobs, its about air quality and fossil fuel reduction. Many "US" cars are made in Canada, but we STILL subsidize them!!!

[@DaveElectric]

Still driving a 2006 Dodge RAM with a V8. Decent gas mileage. Crisp sounding engine. Very pleasant driving experience. Wouldn't even think about driving around Houston or Detroit without a high horsepower engine. It's actually dangerous to drive a slow car in Detroit.

[@Mk5_Life]

im american...dont take my v8s away

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

Biden wants your V8.

[@elonmusk3792]

Thank the liberals for taking the things we enjoy.

[@bert454]

@@WALTERBROADDUS Yes he does. And so does Greta!

[@bert454]

Greta and the looney left want our V8's off the road!!

[@driver4011]

@@Kamal_AL-Hinai no it isnt....cost more $$ to live these days than ever before.

[@Andy404]

But there's no replacement for displacement!

[@MisterMikeTexas]

You're not a team player! 😊

[@camerons6028]

Slow in, fast out and kiss the apex.

[@ArcoZakus]

Andy Clarke, "... no replacement for displacement!" Apparently carmakers disagree. They care more about consumer demand for higher fuel efficiency, with government enforced penalties for not providing it, and durability only to the end of the warranty period. (Except maybe for Toyota on the second point.) They see turbochargers as the "replacement for displacement", and prefer having smaller displacement, higher stressed engines that won't last as long so people have to replace them sooner. It is no longer cost effective to replace a worn out engine, like it used to be "when I was a young mechanic". Those big, lazy V-8s that run forever just cut into new car sales for the carmakers and dealers.

[@justayoutuber1906]

Tell that to the F1 guys that use 1.6 liter engines with 800 horsepower.....

[@grymbathym635]

You probably know that f1 engines wont do a day running without needing a total rebuild

[@blakedd420]

The v8 will always live on. Either new or used. SMILES PER GALLON!!!

[@on-site4094]

The v8 rumble and the smiles for miles 👍

[@blakedd420]

@@on-site4094 there not all that bad on gas mileage if you baby it sometimes. My Lexus gs400 used to get 24mpg on the freeway at 80mph and AC on. The engine rpms stayed low.

[@OOICU812]

On the case of the V8 it's gallons per smile. But yeah...

[@blakedd420]

@@OOICU812 I like my version better.

[@shadowhound5113]

The sad part is that turbo engines stink and do not get better gas mileage.

[@yusufqureshi9579]

I like turbocharged v8s😂

[@mikefoehr235]

You are right...look at the new Ford Ranger.

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

power delivery isn't linear either.

[@Matt-mh5ud]

Horsepower is horsepower, doesn't matter too much how many cylinders are making it. If you can keep your foot out of the throttle, you WILL get better fuel economy. As the industry joke goes with the Ford (or any forced induction engine), it's eco OR boost, not both.

[@cemsengul16]

Yeah when you push them you actually get worse gas mileage than a naturally aspirated V8 engine.

[@THEH2OMAN]

This 'news' makes me want to go out and buy another 5.7L Toyota V8

[@carloscampos-kl2kl]

Go for it

[@PlymouthNeon]

hurry up while you can

[@2jeffs1]

Yes they were a good engine but - I believe they were a 4.7 v 8.

[@PlymouthNeon]

@@2jeffs1 dats da engine that Victor Sheppard had in his million mile tundra. IIRC, it also had a timing belt but still proved almost indestructible.

[@THEH2OMAN]

@@2jeffs1 several 4.7L Tundra have gone a million miles, and there are a handful of 5.7L Tundra that have made it to a million miles, or are very close to reaching that milestone.

[@jeffzekas]

Here’s the answer: Do what the Europeans did years ago, and build V-8 engines that are under 3 Liters in displacement

[@ArcoZakus]

Jeff Zekas, "... build V-8 engines .. under 3 Liters ..." I would love that, but it is not cost effective. A V-6 with the same displacement can give close enough to the same performance at a lower cost, so more people buy them than V-8s. Too few people are willing to pay extra for more power that they would rarely need, nor for the beautiful (IMO) sounds coming out the exhaust pipe. When cars all drive themselves, only we old dinosaurs will care what's under the hood (bonnet). :-(

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

It's not about displacement. It's Environmental regs. V8's going away just as Diesel cars have.

[@ArcoZakus]

WALTERBROADDUS, "... not about displacement ... Environmental regs" But those are related. Lower displacement means less power (all else being equal), which makes lower emissions possible as a result of less fuel being burned. All a big balancing act.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@ArcoZakus It doesn't matter. Folks are aiming to end all diesel and gas engine sales in 10 years. Every car maker is heading electric.

[@seanthompson8071]

Ah yes, those tiny, European V8s. As Brock Yates used to say: "More valves than horsepower!"

[@user-nb3ui8zj4r]

Seeing everyone freak out about the $800 dollar car I laugh. Because when my dad was a kid he bought a new Chevy truck for $400 and a Chevy Nova with less than 10k miles for $100

[@tonymontana3742]

Who wants a turbo v6 Tundra? Not me. Who wants to buy a used turbo Tundra with 100000 miles?

[@bri-manhunter2654]

Nobody wants those expensive problems.

[@anthonyb2990]

Well if it’s turbo’d by Honda or Toyota I’d feel a lot more comfortable than if I was getting a Porsche turbo or VW

[@mskehan19]

So you all get that a turbo charged engine produces a flatter wider torque curve than a NA engines does? More area under curve means greater towing capacity and acceleration. Having owned several turbo charged engines can you all help me understand these so called reliability issues you are mentioning because i’ve put countless hours with zero issues.

[@cadsux]

The V8 isn't dead until Ford says it is. Since 1932. And getting rid of the V8 in a Mustang is like getting rid of the electric batteries in a Prius.

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

V8 is dead... 10 years from now: The V6 is dead...

[@itsnick37]

:(

[@anthonyb2990]

30 from then: Cars are ded

[@ArcoZakus]

Number Two, "10 years from now ..." It won't be that long if "The Green New Deal" or anything like it gets passed by Congress. Kiss any internal combustion engines goodbye.

[@the_one_titan]

20 years from now: The V4 is dead...

[@jamesjames3525]

...30 years from now...long live the unicycle...

[@hendyallen5993]

Sad about the V8s. I guess the age of American muscle and muscle around the world has come to an offical end if Scotty says they are dead.

[@robertnightster]

There gona make a V7 now

[@drstyxquack]

General Motors will, they're stupid engineers love your idea! Wait, do you work for Chevrolet division?

[@robertnightster]

@@drstyxquack it was a joke lol

[@drstyxquack]

@@robertnightster really, I thought you were serious! My response was also a joke! Humor anyone?

[@bert454]

@Denver Scott Yeah and the Yaris sounds horrendous!

[@Dcc357]

I wonder what the hell a 7 cylinder would sound like.

[@bigx9963]

Every cars I have is a V8. V8 rules.

[@borla4491]

@Speedstar Shut up and take a loud roar.

[@twins4life274]

They're dying 😂😂

[@bigx9963]

@@twins4life274I think soon. 2 cars are already closer to 300K miles.

[@Francois_L_7933]

Fast forward 30 years: "You want a gas engine in your truck? We have this one with a Briggs & Stratton under the hood." 😐

[@jimmysgarage9068]

Not kidding, I want to design and build a vehicle that runs off of a Briggs engine & is run with pulleys like a tractor.... It could work!

[@weswest8666]

Too bad they just went bankrupt

[@MrErikwade]

When I was a teenager I had a Renault that had a 4cyl Briggs in it....

[@jimmysgarage9068]

MrErikwade I’d love to see something like that. I feel that with today’s technology, we should be able to successfully design a vehicle powered by a small v-twin.

[@thisthingmint250]

More like if you want a gas engine in a new car in 2050 there won’t be any.

[@alanwinge8775]

Not at my house every thing here has a Vortec 5.3 and they still have pushrods. One has 289k and is still reliable and runs every day.

[@alanwinge8775]

The engine with 289k doesn't even use any noticeable amount of oil yet.

[@kevinhitchcock7062]

Scotty I have a 08 Grand Marquis 4.6. Get 28 on the highway and 20 around town. Not bad for a V8

[@j.t.cooper2963]

About the same with my 06 Crown Vic police interceptor. 18 in town and 26 on the highway. I have a 327 rear gear. That's why mine is a little less than your Grand Marquis.

[@sking2173]

@@mhassouneh -- yes, it provides for better acceleration over higher-geared (lower-numeric) axle ratios. His had the 3.27 gearset (3.27:1), whereas the standard axle in the Crown Vics was the 2.73.

[@j.t.cooper2963]

@@mhassouneh Yes.

[@j.t.cooper2963]

@@mhassouneh They also came with a 308 and 355. (Police Interceptors) I'm happy with the 327 gear.

[@kevinhitchcock7062]

J.T. Cooper I think mine is 2.73

[@AlGoYoSu]

7:40 had an 09 Optima 4 cylinder (non GDI) in the family, and it had excessive carbon buildup at the throttle body. Removing it to clean it was easy enough. Edit: At the similar mileage as the one in the question too.

[@tomedgar4375]

Sorry, boycotting anything from China, don’t care how cheap it is

[@scottw2731]

most likely your coffin will be made in China too.

[@tomedgar4375]

Scott W Not likely, I’ll be burned and spread

[@tomedgar4375]

Cernunnos_ A stronger China economy helps them fund their military and the CCP is not our friend

[@BalrogUdun]

Cernunnos_ what rock have you been living under and can I join you?

[@blacklotus4076]

You do realize majority of products you already own are made in China or another country, about 60% of products. Thanks to greedy capitalist business owners & the government, jobs & resources are being sourced outside the us for profit gains. What can possibly go wrong?🤔

[@barryjohnson990]

The V8 isn't dying, cars are dying! Ford is only going to build trucks and SUVs except for the Mustang. Most GM vehicles are trucks and SUVs. Dodge (and Ram) have crazy big and powerful V8s.

[@Samon187]

Dammit! They killed it again... How many times can they kill the v8?

[@TheRabidPosum]

I was happy to hear you say in cars. Still sad though, I would think there would be a high demand for V8's in sports cars. I was thinking who would want a large truck or SUV with a V6? I had an 02 Dodge Dakota with the 4.7L V8, which I loved. Today if I was going to get a full size pickup I would get a diesel hands down. They get much better milage. I don't know why all the manufacturers aren't looking more into diesel all around, seems to be a much more efficient fuel.

[@the_one_titan]

The problem with diesel is the emissions

[@TheRabidPosum]

@@the_one_titan different emissions standards though, no? Of course a diesel car or truck can't compete with gas on emissions, but they have to have a different set of standards otherwise no diesel would pass inspection or be on the road.

[@t.khattabi7727]

3:33 golf cart on steroids😂😂

[@t.khattabi7727]

@@Kamal_AL-Hinai wdym long time no see, mate?*😂

[@estebanjr11]

My 7.0 Ls in my 69 puts down 650 and gets 30 plus mpg. V8s ain’t going anywhere they are now becoming extremely efficient

[@jeffmorse645]

"The V8 Engine is Officially Dead" Pickups. Huge market and the vast majority are sold with V8s now and well into the future. V8s may be dying out in passenger cars but the truck market will keep them going for a very long time.

[@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106]

I dont need a v8 car unless im driving a sports car.

[@katdaddychap]

Ecoboost!

[@stuchbrosmnore8627]

Actually, pickup trucks are passanger vehicles.

[@IamMuRdA313]

i still have a place for large engines in my world.

[@Sci-Mon1]

Well there goes my search for a 1UZ even harder since now they’re not going to making V8s

[@z33tanner]

Every single time I have been to a pick n pull yard I have found cars with 1UZ's with wiring harnesses. It's not hard to find.

[@diegosilang4823]

Even with gasoline is gone, you can still drive them by retrofitting it with hydrogen.

[@seanthompson8071]

You can't live in the past ... says the man who recommends people buy manual transmissions! (PS: manuals are all I buy! >;^} )

[@turboflush]

I work in a fleet shop and I'm amazed at how often the radiator cap is overlooked along with the vent lines for the cooling system.

[@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown]

Greta Thunberg: HoW DaRe YoU!

[@Len1977gt]

Really? You are attacking her? You must have really low self esteem and get beat up alot at school.

[@zachconant7031]

Larry N poking fun at someone for something retarded and stupid they said isn’t the same as attacking someone. Lord help you if you ever actually get attacked by someone.

[@clardy01]

I always hear that in Mark Dice voice! 🤣

[@drizler]

Well said! That whole sail the ocean to be green then ship your sailboat home in a cargo plane was nothing but a cheap publicity stunt. Her whole schtick is nothing but propaganda. Trump was correct, she should be in school or watching a movie not being used as a front man for the Greenies.

[@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown]

@@Len1977gt It’s a meme dude. If you really got offended by it, then you came to the wrong comment thread.

[@dougshrader7721]

My 1999 GMC Suburban with the 350 V8 will outlast me, Chevy 350 was the best V8 ever built.

[@sking2173]

For rodders, yes. But "back in the day", I liked the Olds V-8 more than any of them.

[@ecschindelbeck]

“Toyota just changed the game....”

[@scej79]

That’s why we just got our hands on a 2014 Chevy ss with 11,000 miles on it. It’s the last 4 door rear wheel drive Chevy option.

[@tommybarnett3840]

What could be whining on a 2012 Toyota RAV4? Sounds like transmission. First time owning one and didn’t know if that is a usual noise.117,000 miles

[@Mr850man]

check the user manual, I don't own one, but I think at 100.000 miles you have to change the transmission fluid

[@shawnh2870]

Could be the power steering pump they make a whinging sound when low on fulid

[@tolpacourt]

Try adding some fluid then.

[@tommybarnett3840]

Not when breaking or turning. You can let of gas and it will kinda go away and then when back on gas you can hear whining. It sounds to me like a rear differential whine. Thanks for all the help everybody I really appreciate it.

[@OmicronTauKappaClassicDaddy]

I miss large displacement inline 6 engines. My first car was a Chevy Nova w/ a 250 cid engine which outlasted the car itself. Sold the car to a fella from KS who wanted the engine for racing. It never burned a drop of oil.

[@salguzman7840]

Thank you Scotty, I respect you a lot and enjoy your informational videos.

[@scottykilmer]

thank you!

[@space.cowboy69]

You might actually get a better fit and finish on that red g70 as it had to be disassembled and reassembled by the factory and repainted. Could have thicker paint and be put back together in a more precise way??🧐🧐

[@ArcoZakus]

Ronnie, Or not. Depends on how carefully the work was done. Could be better. Could be worse. It would be good to hear from someone who worked on them at the factory, or from someone who has bought one.

[@ericsj40885]

Dam I miss the 90s

[@ArcoZakus]

Ro Mary, "The 60s !" Amen. I worked weekends in the pits at a drag strip, listening to everything from stockers to AA-Fuel dragsters for hours at a time. Such sweet music. Of course, not without a price. Totally wrecked my hearing for the last twenty or so years. (I guess firing an M14 without ear protection didn't help, either.) Ignorance was bliss.

[@Billfish57]

I love my Lexus GS-F V-8, I'm so happy I got it while I still could. I wouldn't trade it for anything. I have only bought V-8's for 40 years in all my Vans for work and cars for enjoyment. I had no idea that everyone would be going crazy over this Lexus until I got it, but they do. I didn't realize that the V8 was such a rare engine these days, but it is. I love the sound and the feel of the engine, just something about it that nothing else can replace. I've never seen a smoother engine than this Lexus V-8.

[@ytyt2245]

I love the cat pillows. They are so cute

[@DoubleDeckerAnton]

V8 is the best one...🔝💯

[@skyhop]

I want the inline 6 to come back.

[@yotakev99]

Got 2 inline 6 vehicles and they are so easy to work on and last forever.

[@dakotagist7526]

Jeepoholic 4.0 GANG

[@neilrosychuk6104]

New Sierra with the 3.0L I6 diesel

[@wretchedrider2157]

5.6 v8 checking in, alive and well in my 2020 Armada! No start/stop or cylinder deactivation. A thing of beauty and an oddity in today's new car market!

[@Sunneyhardr]

Scotty, is buying a Toyota 86 for a young adult a good idea since it doesn’t have crazy hp like other rear wheel drive cars?

[@Trillioons]

I’ve had high school friends drive one, you’ll be fine just be responsible.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

Do you like off the chart car Insurance rates? High performance car + low performance driver =$$$$ Insurance rates and wrecked cars.

[@eyeborg3148]

It’s a decent car, with good handling. A solid driver’s car. Keep in mind it’s codeveloped with Subaru, it’s the same as the Subaru BRZ. Although like others have said probably not great for insurance purposes. Even though it’s not super high horsepower it is still somewhat of a “sports car”

[@Trillioons]

N0RT2G0RD4U Atleast it ain’t srs as a bimmer.

[@flyingbob297]

The sound of the 454 and 426 was so very nice with headers and a cam.

[@jimvanlieshout7657]

1:16 so that’s what Scotty looks like when he’s not a KZbin star!

[@dollarzUS]

Scotty I found a 2018 toyota corolla se for 13k with 23k miles in it is it a good deal or what should I avoid it......

[@rodharris8598]

One Word: TESLA. The transition is here. 🙃Ford is prepping the electric mustang. 🤭😅

[@sking2173]

That Mach-e is a good looking car. I think it was smart of Ford to us the Mustang styling cues ...

[@unstablebobgable]

If I could get Scotty Kilmers to work on my car I would puff on the Cannabis Cigars with him and get all schmoked up.

[@Mr850man]

LOL the pictures always get me

[@KevinMBean]

2:06 The 💩 emoji for the Silverado gave me a good laugh.

[@noureldin2760]

Meanwhile dodge are putting a 700hp v8 hellcat engine under every hood of their cars and ram as well not complaining tho.

[@ArcoZakus]

Nour Eldin, Late one night driving down a nearly empty freeway I thought I heard my car starting to make a faint growling noise. Checked my mirror and saw headlights two lanes to the left of me closing at about double my speed (70+ mph). Whooosh--ROARRRR! One of those things blasted past, nearly sucking my little car into Its draft. Good thing I had a spare lane between us, because about a second or so later a second one did the same thing, chasing after the first. (I think the first was a Charger, followed by a Challenger, but couldn't be sure 'cause they went by so quickly.) Thrilling, but I couldn't help thinking how badly that could end. (Remembering photos of Nikki Catsouras'' crash) I hope if they ever do crash, they only kill or maim themselves, but it's just as likely that they'll take some innocent bystander (like me) out with them. I guess they're used to video games where crashing has no consequences. I think Dodge should include a voucher for some "free" (paid by the car buyer in the purchase price, whether they know it or not) track time and driver training with each of those cars they sell. Definitely dangerous to everyone else on public roads in the wrong hands.

[@jaburton524]

@@ArcoZakus you seem fun....

[@ArcoZakus]

OneProudPappy, Do I smell a whiff of sarcasm? It's been years since I have been (or had) much fun. Things change.

[@jaburton524]

@@ArcoZakus I hope the lack of fun in your life definitely changes! It's not too late, man. You only get one shot at this thing!

[@ArcoZakus]

OneProudPappy, Thank you.

[@productboy9658]

Hey, I had a 95 Thunderbird and loved it.

[@brianljh8982]

Just toyota killing their v8s, didnt heard that either from ford and gm. That just means v8s are here to stay for now. Really wasnt a big deal after you see this video.

[@RJ-vb7gh]

When buying a radiator cap at autozone, make them test it for you before you buy it! My cap was running about a pound low, so I went to buy a new one at autozone. Their new caps, two in stock ran 3 and 5 pounds high.... This doesn't seem that bad, but with an old plastic intake manifold, that might just be enough to blow out the gasket etc... Most autozones carry a test kit in stock or can get one as a loaner tool, so it shouldn't cost you anything and it only takes 5 minutes to do the test.

[@christophersanchez2389]

RIP Hyundai Elantra Touring 2009-2012 and Hyundai Elantra GT 2001-2006 and 2013-2020.

[@illumililium]

Scotty 👋 how much is too much to pay for a timing belt replacement on a 2000 Lexus ES300? I already have the part, just have to pay labor. Love your videos!

[@adrianjr1497]

Damn that sucks the V8 Toyotas where so fun and easy to work on especially the LS 400

[@flinch622]

I don't think Toyota really ever got traction with the full size pickup crowd that wants/needs to tow alot. The old T100 was a flop - looked weird, and it had a v6. That just set a wrong tone, and besides: the Tundras look too much like a Dodge - big square front, and those people are not likely changing their buying habits anyway. What burns me is if you ever go try to rent a trailer to move with, they want a v8. They don't care about horsepower, gearing or whether or not the transmission is cooled properly - it's beyond the capacity of the kind of people likely to take those jobs to figure out.

[@AmandaHugenkiss2915]

I took the rubber gasket of my radiator capa on several of my cars. No pressure and they run perfectly fine. No 15-18 PSI on the components means no stress on the system. And we drive in 95F in traffic.

[@AmandaHugenkiss2915]

@Mark Codiroli isn't it rich when the ignorant and uneducated attempt to discredit the knowledgeable with name calling like a 5 year old? Toddlers call names while adults have discussions. I have four vehicles running no pressure, in summer, in traffic, and no problems at all. Not one. The only way one needs higher temps is if their engine runs hot. For my well-maintained cars, no issues. Have you ever tried it? Do you have the courage to do so? I'll bet not.

[@LawnJohn]

I won’t have a truck with anything less

[@northdakotaham1752]

The old in-line six engines were some really good ones. Several decades since I have seen one in a pickup.

[@shawnh2870]

Gmc canyon came with an inline 5 cylinder engine. No idea how reliable they are

[@duanedahljr1669]

V 8s dead...not hardly...recession permitting more aftermarket parts to support Gen 2 426 Hemi mopars being releasted today more than ever before!

[@PNRSH]

What do you guys suggest getting, I’m in the market for a certified car , and on my budget the options are 1) 2017 corolla 2) 2017 civic 3) 2017 accord or 2017 Hyundai Tucson. ? Any ideas ?

[@mrgarrison3516]

Just DON'T get the Honda Civic if it has the 1.5 Turbo GDI engine.

[@PNRSH]

Mr Garrison i was thinking for the 2.0 engine and the 2.4 for the accord

[@Kingswood7189]

In addition to Mr. Garrisons comment, make the transmission is either a manual or auto w/ planetary gears, no cvts...

[@PNRSH]

Kingswood7189 well actually my wife borrows my car sometimes , and she is not good enough with the stick , my last manual mercedes did 200.000 miles with just oil changes, tires , tires and a clutch pump witch costed 150$

[@4dailyrunner]

V8’s are going away. Turbo charged or super charged smaller V6’s wear out faster. CVT transmissions were designed to make more in repairs. Electric cars don’t have the infrastructure. Is all hope lost? What are we to do? I just want reliable transportation that’s lasts forever.

[@scatpack5076]

That's why I got a Scat Pack Challenger while I could. I know Scotty hates Dodge, but I love it. I run it like I stole it and it just goes and goes and goes. It has held up, (under abuse), better than any other car I've owned, and I've owned all brands. I sold cars in the 70's and 80's. And yes, I ran the crap out of them. Talking V8 here, not 4 cyl.

[@Blue_Flame_Raptor]

These twin turbo v6 motors don't even get better gas milage than v8s, I have a 2018 expedition with the 3.5L motor in it, it gets 12mpg city and 18 hwy (my experience) I also have a 2018 F150 with the 5.0 coyote, it gets 15 mpg city and 20 hwy all day long. I'd rather have the reliability and fuel economy of the v8 over the slight gain in power from the ecoboost.

[@neilrosychuk6104]

Except your 2018 5.0L V8 has a plastic oil pan that's going to leak.

[@Blue_Flame_Raptor]

@@neilrosychuk6104 I actually don't remember what pan it has in it, I know that half way through 2018 ford switched from plastic to metal oil pans on the 3.5, luckily my exped has the metal one

[@neerfatima]

Scotty I want to buy a 2020 Honda Civic Touring. What is your opinion. Dose it still have the oil dilution problem?

[@XeonProductions]

I like v6, they're a good mix between power and efficiency. My current car has a weak 4 cylinder, but I needed a reliable car.

[@stephenberlin7797]

Scotty... I might be buying a new corolla... should I get one with the 1.8L or the 2.0L???? Does it matter which one??

[@jbham]

Scotty, my wife has a 2011 ford edge that overheats whenever sitting idle for long periods of time while the ac is running, I have also noticed that the port where you would fill the ac system with refrigerant, that whole pipe seems to get abnormally hot. what could possibly be the issue, what else could I check?

[@SemyProCargo]

Scotty whats your opinion on the toyota avensis models ? From lets say 2006 to 2014

[@bigrick1280]

Hey Scotty I am in west palm Florida, what is the difference between turbocharger and supercharger? And whis one is better?

[@josephmarsh8235]

V8 engines in lots of cars are also getting soft limited exhaust too, so when you rev up in park it only goes low RPM and has soft muffler. I still like idea though as some sound better

[@mutefoundinss]

@Taylor Schiff are you braindead, people just like the sound of a nice loud sounding v8 its not just for attention you sound so dumb

[@henchicken1]

They tried that in the eighties but it didn't work, v-8s became morepowerfull then ever before! This time they will be combined with electric motors and make huge amounts of torque and continue trouncing the competition!

[@CodyDoesIt]

Same thing happened with the yellow stingers a few years back Kia gave out checks as well

[@greggc8088]

More surface area in the combustion chamber means higher HC's and that's the big reason big displacement engines with lots of cylinders are being replaced by four cylinder turbos.

[@MichaelWebber]

Alex on Autos really likes the randomized, variable number of cylinders deactivated, on the V8 in the new 2021 Tahoe. He says it can deliver pretty good freeway MPG.

[@SamiUddin13]

The jab he threw at Bernie Sanders was epic 😂😂😂

[@kevinowen4083]

Yes it was.

[@joshs8475]

Just bought a f250 with 7.3 loving the sound and decent mpg around 15 mph

[@07jaworski07]

Scotty help I own a 2001 Ford Puma I was driving and the engine started to rattle then died. I couldn't get the engine running again. The car got a little bit over 180000 miles.