Nice 👍

What I sad way to think, I don't believe that all billionaires are bad, in fact there was a study that showed most billionaires have extreme amounts of integrity...

@@darrenswails Wow. Just wow. How does that boot taste?

@@brentjones886 how does Bernie Sanders back side taste?

@@darrenswails cute your sources. Also I wouldn’t say most billionaires have high integrity. I’d say it’s relatively the same spread as everyone else in the general population….. and a good bit of people in general just lack integrity.

Schaeffer's Since 1839

Was that the original tag line?

@@SuitedxACES they misspelled *motor* as *mortor* that was the joke lol

James's heart attack i think it was,caused him to go off bumper to bumper for a little bit, i dont know about miracle whips

I know what happened to all, and you didn't even name the realest one, the highest power level rating in the Boost Creeps.. Bart.

Life happened. Not what you would know.

Bart had a child, James needs rest on his heart that’s why if you watch his new videos his energy is way low. Idk if you came off as a douche bag on purpose or it came off like that. Either or idc donut gives off a lot of good content and would love to see some more of what they produce.

Upside down also known as Opel :). Funny think about Opels here in Spain, we say the don’t steer ‘cause, surprise! They handle like shit generally

@@alexvaquero6884 yeah never understood why they did that opel in europe and Ireland but vauxhall in the uk, always prefered the opel lightning emblem compaired to Vauxhalls griffin emblem lol

Did Chevy ever do the diesel Cobalt? They talked about it and that was basically the Vauxhall...

I bet if the company that decided to test vw tested ANY other manufacturers, they would find nearly the same results or other issues. There are unwritten rules and practices that most top chain companies all run by or else they would be left in the dust.

Also Harley Davidson was caught doing the same thing

#notalldiesels

Nobody said all diesels were bad ... literally nobody's

Of course it wouldn't be expected to me. GM launched diesel variants of the Equinox and Terrain but they couldn't sell them thanks to Volkswagen's scandal. Fuel-efficient diesels lost almost all credibility in the market thanks to Volkswagen. The saving grace so far is the 1500 truck market in the U.S. releasing a bunch of eco-diesel engines.

Ur wrong, all diesels are bad

@@fairlylocal7961 i don't think so, it is cheaper here in Europe, and its more economical, so why is it bad?

Hes a bit cringey with his political views, but he was spot on that last bit and with the ford family

What about bill gates

Nolan drives a Mustang, he’s obviously ran people over before.

diesel?

Diesel ?

Yeah, hasn't FCA been under investigation for some time now for their own emissions? Maybe mazda, too?

Heheh do you mean second

@@johnsheehy hehe

It's called stitcher radio, itunes, etc. A lot of people listen to the pod without the video...

New vendetta to make this man not first because there is lots of support.

@@HazeGreyAndUnderway true, but i dont lol

@A real bisexual petrol-head Because us American car guys care!

Ill let you knownit is great

It's spelled "moRtor oil" according to Nolan's pronunciation 🙈

I don't think they care about they're yt audience even though it's there biggest audience

@@jackvanepps7301 personally I only listen to podcasts, but most people watch podcasts. So yea it doesn't make any sence.

@@althornes8805 like for hi lo they put on Facebook. Facebook is super obsolete and video is not a good platform

@@jackvanepps7301 I had no idea😂

Yea, MORTOR OIL???? How the Donut guys let that pass on only the 2nd RETAIL BRAND (after Monster Energy) to ever sponsor them...

LoL !!! I thought the same !! :)

Jetta sells far better Stateside (like 5x), which is why there's still no confirmation of a Mk. 8 Golf, besides the GTi and R variants, while there are Mk. 7.5 Jettas from base T-1.4's to the GLi. Even the Mk. 7 eGolf never sold well, while the iD3 (count it as the Golf replacement) won't be sold Stateside, instead going for the iD4, a Golf Cross replacement.

A real bisexual petrol-head - OK, LET ME GET THIS STRAIGHT... I've used to work in a (Nissan) car dealer for 22+ years and I can pretty much tell what sells and what not in my market. The tendency of preference on crossover SUV's (BTW, Subaru Outback is a CROSSOVER SUV, not a station wagon /estate, since both its' platform is raised and has standard AWD; try the Buick Regal / OVX Insignia TourX w/o AWD for that) was because of the "false sense of security" a RAISED PLATFORM (on both crossover and true SUV's) gives, even if it'll never go much further off-road than a gravel path. ...and that is spreading through Europe as well (check BMW or Merc's domestic lineup in Europe, now having CROSSOVER SUV's in EVERY SIZE NICHE, a few not even offered in US). Drivers in USDM (to a lesser degree in other American Hemisphere countries) have preferred for decades the privacy of a trunk / boot over the flexibility of a foldable / expandable cargo area in a hatchback. THAT'S HOW THE MARKET GOES and manufacturers that have to plan 5-7 years in advance have to "go with the flow" or "be canned", like a salmon fish... VW since 1976 (after they discontinued building Vintage Beetles in "West" Germany) have had troubles selling ANYTHING in the States, since they're considered NOT MAINSTREAM and never "conformed to the norm" until very recently. It doesn't help that is a FOREIGN MANUFACTURER (even for their NoAm-made offerings) WHOSE RELIABILITY IS NOT SO GOOD OVERALL (DieselGate not withstanding). That's where VW stands Stateside, not luxury, not mainstream and not reliable...

I wonder if there's a reason why all their laptop logos are covered.