I had a 2006 MINI. Just the standard model, nothing fancy. It was completely reliable for the seven years I owned it, and it’s still on the road today. I realize that my experience is different from many others, but I wanted to share it.
Not to mention the fact that you are throwing away at least $20k or more in resale on a new car. The cars she mentioned should hold value, and will probably go up.
I am loving April’s choices. She is going back to the hey day of Cadillac and I love how she appreciates real old school luxury. Those biaritz seats! Yes!! Don’t let anyone stop you April. 😂
Not gonna lie. I bought my son a fully loaded $15,000 Accord, old lady special (barely driven), a couple of weeks ago, and I like it way more than I thought I would.
I'm 37 when I was 19 or 20 I bought a two-door 98 Accord v6 and I absolutely loved it my buddy crashed that car I was in the passenger seat I really miss it Honda Accords are Great Cars I really have a thing for some reason for the 98 Hondas I owned two of them and one Acura 3.5 RL I just seem to really like that year and they have all been fantastic cars one was a Prelude one was an accord
@@coyster530 I had a good friend in college with a brand new loaded two door 98 Accord. That was sweet to ride around in. My sister had a nearly identical one a few years later, just a lot more used. But she drove it a long time.
If you just need a car that works 99.9% of the time, looks "fine", and lasts forever, get a Toyota or Honda. It's a no-brainer, IMO. I understand wanting a bit more flash but if that comes at the cost of reliability... screw that.
I worked for a Honda dealer in UK 🇬🇧 from 90 to 97 and the accord with the bigger engine was a great car and with regular servicing it would last forever with very little problems
My picks: Compact car: Mazda3 manual hatch Midsized Sedan: Any 5 series BMW with a manual and a naturally aspirated straight-six Luxury Sedan: First generation CTS-V (have seen a couple on C&B and BAT for under $20k) SUV: Tahoe with the 4.8 liter V8 (no DOD nonsense) Truck: 2004-11 2.3l manual Ford Ranger
You should have an emergency hot line (a red rotary phone will do) where the Wizard calls in during your videos to counter your opinion and support April's. Of course, it will not be the real Wizard calling in but a garbled version of his voice. Elon could call in when you trash his vehicles.
Hoovie's problem with the Comsumer Report list is that it doesn't include cars you have to visit The Car Wizard weekly to keep on the road. Interestingly, the Consumer Reports cars are most of the cars on The Wizards list. 😀
Tip to Tyler: Don't let April name those kittens. It'll make it 3x harder to give them away. I made the same mistake with puppies and ended up with 3 extra dogs for a year who cost me thousands in landscaping and new patio furniture.
That 78 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz 0-60 time can be measured with an hour glass, if it can even get to 60. My dad had an 84. It was always in the shop. It actually once got stolen while it was in the shop. The police recovered it a block from the shop with the shop's guard dogs inside.
All the Big 3 from that era are dog slow and very questionable quality. I had a '76 Mercury Montego whose 400 cubic inch engine put out an amazing 175 hp (when new)... and weighed 4500 pounds. And got 14 mpg on the highway. It was the worst of all worlds.
Remember, CR focuses more on reliability, they aren’t targeting enthusiasts! Gotta love April’s quirky choices. Maybe she should do a guest spot with Doug! As for names for the kitty: Sisko Odo Archer Tiberius Hello from Ramstein, Germany!!
As a car guy from England looking across, it makes for very interesting viewing. The Mazda3 over here is considered as a bit of a sleeper, economical, ultra reliable and great on the roads. Yet it's considered a snore fest in the US. Interesting.
Hoovie is right on the 300! I enjoy the heated & cooled cup holders and seats as well as the Hemi. Mine is the Platinum edition with the optional Poltrana Frau interior. They are a high end Italian leather company making superb automotive and commercial products. I ordered mine new in 2015 and daily drive it. Nine years on absolutely nothing has failed but my quandary is what to replace it with. Maybe the new Charger 2 door Six Pack if they offer a lux interior? No hurry, the 300 looks like new.
You two have such great imagination, whatever name you come up with I'm sure to like. On another topic, I'm just cracking up with laughter on how enthusiastically April is naming off these outdated, decades out of production cars that she recommends everyone to go out and buy! 😄😆😂🤣 As if you can go to any old local car lot and find mint condition, low mile examples on every corner! 😆😂🤣 They are very cool selections ( especially the Typhoon) But the contrast between the looks on your faces...... 😆😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 You guys keep me watching all the time!
One of my now departed Bengals came from a litter all given pedigree names based on car marques. I don't remember all of them, but one of the girls was Mercedes, and two of the boys were Aston and Jaguar. Jaguar was with me for 16 years (although known as Ozzy, full name Ozymandias).
Mini Coopers are definitely not reliable, I did inspections for an auction and mice loved to chew on the wiring, they love the corn based plastic coverings. I have a 2002 Subaru 4-door WRX that's been my everyday driver for 22! years now, the only thing I've fixed was the air conditioning one time and then general maintenance. I've never been stuck in the snow, the AWD gives you lots of confidence when driving in bad weather. I am a former dealer and have driven everything and used to specialize in European cars and Land Cruisers, but if anyone asks me now to recommend a vehicle, I say Subaru. 👍🏻
My dad has a pre face-lift f10 528i with the N52. He has had it since new and it has been maintained meticulously. It has about 130k miles and needs a new camshaft along with a few other small things. Independent shop quote was around 5 grand
What Jake flashed on the screen for those that can't read like The Flash, or press the pause button like him either: Specifically a pre-facelift F10 generation 528i which has the N52 naturally aspirated 6 cyliner that is lauded as being one of the most reliable engines that BMW has ever made making for a very reliable daily driver with great power delivery and a spacious interior and available with very low miles in the $20,000 range. Thank you for coming to my TED talk. I laos think they look phenomenal.
I’m with April. Old is cool. My daily is a 2003 Jaguar XJR. Granted, I work from home and drive it like 5,000 miles a year, but it’s been flawless, and I paid less than 10k with less than 50k miles.
In the UK my choices make sense but not in the US: Jaguar x300 xj/ xjr Range Rover Classic Bmw E39 (could get an M5 over here in budget) Toyota Aygo VW Corrado Mini Cooper S (supercharged)
I bought my daughter a 2007 Saab 9-5 when she was 16. It was very reliable and easy to maintain and a LOT of fun. 5 years later, she gave it back to me and now rocks a mint-condition 2007 Ford Ranger Sport extended cab. It was owned since new by an old lady we know. It had 65,000 miles and lived in a garage.
The issue with the QX is the cost to repair. My sister scraped hers after being told replacing the brake lines would require a body-off-frame intervention... 😛
Hoovie, I almost cried when you said the Tundra's seats are so uncomfortable. They're unbearable and I nearly daily drove a Lotus Elise for 5 years! Nobody I mentioned this to understands or agrees either; I feel like I'm being pranked.
Been basically daily driving my ‘94 Fleetwood all summer. Completely reliable and very comfy. Honestly considering driving it from OH to CA later this year. Very good car.
Tyler, you know April is right on this one & i totally agree with jake on the pre facelift F10 528i. They're comfy, reliable & a relatively good looking car
April- you go girl with the ford ranger SPLASH! What few know is the 2WD splash is a sportstruck. It will zing around corners like a mustang GT. Suprizes everyone every time. Very stiff suspension. Does not lean over while cornering. So hoovie in the right ton-of-driving talent hands, it's safer than a regular ranger cause it will cut around potential wrecks faster than a skinnier tire plain Jane ranger. 2WD splash has 235/60-15 size tires. And you can bolt on 17 inch mustang wheels with sticker rubber to go even faster. So no hoovie the 2WD splash Is not a death trap. And taken care of they last forever. The 4wd extended cab splash is more of a for looks package you could also mechanially get on any 4X4 XLT ranger. The hot and fastest version was the 2WD splash standard cab, stick shift with the 4.0 V-6. The splash was the 1st compact pick-up/sportstruck to come with the stepside bed in 1993. So it keeps up with sportscars in the canyons and curvy mountains.....to go to home depot to load up on, say you need plywood board sheets....can't do that in a camaro.....I'm sertainly not vomiting watching sexy red lifeguard bathing suit April get out of a yellow baywatch splash. She can gimme CPR whenever she wants.
The envision actually is a pretty solid suv for being a Chinese built product. The qx80 is a tank of an suv. The VK56DE V8 is a bit thirsty but they will run damn near forever.
Hoovie picks are perfect for a person who regularly goes to the Car Wizard and pays huge bills at the end of the video. Most of us like getting in a car and just have it run without a lot of repair bills. April wins.
April is cracking my up with all the cool, but ANCIENT cars! But this is proof that she has deep car knowledge! She lost me with the Caddie Biarritz though. That cracked me up!!!
Problem is all of Hoovies buys usually require thousands of dollars of work. He slept on all of Aprils choices but her choices were known to run and be reliable and took Americans across the country for years back in the day.
Hell Yeah, April! Tyler didn't give you a Box, but you still Thought Outside of One! A 77 Caddy as a Daily....lol! Git after it, Girly!!! (btw, no a tall driver's car)
Unless you have 50 cars laying around like Hoovie does, you should pay no attention to this video (entertainment purposes only) and used the CU list. Take this advice from a rideshare driver.. "Boring" is highly subjective.
Has April checked out 1087 Buick Kevin hearts Grand National. In fact you have to do an episode just on Kevin Hart's car collection. 90% classic cars within the $825,000 1959 Chevrolet Corvette. I oneTiler would like. An AMG MERCEDES SLS. By the way this thing that I watch every morning to put me in good mood
A comment on the SUV's. I bought a new 2019 Buick Envision Essence and have driven it 73,000 carefree miles with normal maintenance and oil changes every 5,000 miles. No problems, no recalls and has been just as reliable as my wife's new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross. Yeah, it was built in China but here's something that most people don't know. Back in 2019 the Envision was the best selling Buick in China. Maybe they built them good for that reason. Who knows?
I just want to point out that within 2 hours of me there are 3 automotive factories, Subaru, Toyota and Chrysler. Point being those Japanese cars due to trade policies laid down in the 80's are more American than most American brands which kill themselves over having to do 45% of assembly in the USA so they can be c onsiderd "made" in the USA
You;re making a good point, and while I don't disagree, it's worth considering where the profits go. I would have to assume that, regardless of where it's built, profits for the sale of an American-branded car stay in America, while those for an imported car go to the overseas manufacturer.
Sorry I disagree. If any car company gets started in whatever country then it's from and will always be from that country. For example Ford started In Michigan. So 2 me it will always be an American brand. Dosent matter where on this planet the ford assembly line is. It's still american. If they made the mustang in japan would you call that a Japanese car? I wouldn't . Bet ya the Japanese propaply wouldn't call it a Japanese car eather. So honda/toyota is a American brand? No. They only have the foreign assembly lines here in the states cause it's cheaper to screw 'em together here than shipping them across the oceans.
What's wrong with sleeping? It's nice to take a nap instead of emptying your wallet at the car wizards. 😂
I'm guessing he takes a lot more naps lately 😂
Naps are extremely underrated...
Yeah... Hoovie isn't really someone I'd get advice on "reliable cars".
@MX-CO do you blame him. I would find the energy to "nap" as often as possible 😴
Car Wizard disagrees…
Avoid Minis at all costs, terrible engines and gearboxes that go wrong all the time you should onow that Taylor
Mini Coopers are POS BMWs. Terrible choice.
Agreed!
Who’s Taylor? 😂
I think Car Wizard says NO Minis.
I had a 2006 MINI. Just the standard model, nothing fancy. It was completely reliable for the seven years I owned it, and it’s still on the road today. I realize that my experience is different from many others, but I wanted to share it.
I'm with April on this one, the old stuff is so much cooler.
Not to mention the fact that you are throwing away at least $20k or more in resale on a new car. The cars she mentioned should hold value, and will probably go up.
Name him Riptide after Hoovie's favorite color Riptide Blue 😆
Name suggestions: Enzo, Wizard, Hooptie
Damn was thinking of the same thing
April’s and Hoovie’s choices will guarantee full employment at the Car Wizards shop.
I am loving April’s choices. She is going back to the hey day of Cadillac and I love how she appreciates real old school luxury. Those biaritz seats! Yes!! Don’t let anyone stop you April. 😂
With the parameters you set April definitely won this contest!
Well Done April! You are a CLASS ACT! Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz! Nailed it, for the ultimate personal luxury car! PERIOD! Well, Except a 67, LOL
Not gonna lie. I bought my son a fully loaded $15,000 Accord, old lady special (barely driven), a couple of weeks ago, and I like it way more than I thought I would.
Pretty much that CR list is rock solid. The HA list is great, if you are a mechanic and can find the parts for those.
I'm 37 when I was 19 or 20 I bought a two-door 98 Accord v6 and I absolutely loved it my buddy crashed that car I was in the passenger seat I really miss it Honda Accords are Great Cars I really have a thing for some reason for the 98 Hondas I owned two of them and one Acura 3.5 RL I just seem to really like that year and they have all been fantastic cars one was a Prelude one was an accord
@@coyster530 I had a good friend in college with a brand new loaded two door 98 Accord. That was sweet to ride around in. My sister had a nearly identical one a few years later, just a lot more used. But she drove it a long time.
If you just need a car that works 99.9% of the time, looks "fine", and lasts forever, get a Toyota or Honda. It's a no-brainer, IMO. I understand wanting a bit more flash but if that comes at the cost of reliability... screw that.
I worked for a Honda dealer in UK 🇬🇧 from 90 to 97 and the accord with the bigger engine was a great car and with regular servicing it would last forever with very little problems
My picks:
Compact car: Mazda3 manual hatch
Midsized Sedan: Any 5 series BMW with a manual and a naturally aspirated straight-six
Luxury Sedan: First generation CTS-V (have seen a couple on C&B and BAT for under $20k)
SUV: Tahoe with the 4.8 liter V8 (no DOD nonsense)
Truck: 2004-11 2.3l manual Ford Ranger
Buy a Hooptie, get a free kitten!
Hooptie is a good name for a cat.
You should have an emergency hot line (a red rotary phone will do) where the Wizard calls in during your videos to counter your opinion and support April's. Of course, it will not be the real Wizard calling in but a garbled version of his voice. Elon could call in when you trash his vehicles.
That's kind of funny; not a bad idea at all. Or maybe not for the Wizard, just for a fake daily comedy celebrity call.
April's nailed it--- ALL IN with the Eldorado!
Hoovie's problem with the Comsumer Report list is that it doesn't include cars you have to visit The Car Wizard weekly to keep on the road. Interestingly, the Consumer Reports cars are most of the cars on The Wizards list. 😀
My driveway contains a 2012 Prius v and a 2020 Corolla hatchback. I like interesting cars but I buy practical reliable cars apparently. 😀
For the baywatch edition, we definitely would rather watch April, run down the beach, then Tyler.
Tip to Tyler: Don't let April name those kittens. It'll make it 3x harder to give them away. I made the same mistake with puppies and ended up with 3 extra dogs for a year who cost me thousands in landscaping and new patio furniture.
They are going to take over the show
Love my 2018 2.0t accord. 6mt. fk8 turbo and ethanol. Making 400whp. Very fun and still get 30+mpg.
10:07 heh, my great great aunt had a '78 Cadillac, she accidentally drove it most of the way through a post office... it was a beautiful tank,
New kitten name: Tyril (TY-ler + ap-RIL) Plus it sounds like a Star Trek character.
April is feisty today! Fun! Keep getting up in Tyler's grille. :p
That 78 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz 0-60 time can be measured with an hour glass, if it can even get to 60. My dad had an 84. It was always in the shop. It actually once got stolen while it was in the shop. The police recovered it a block from the shop with the shop's guard dogs inside.
1978 has a 425 180hp. The 84 has the little v8 130 hp.
@@avioncamper nerd alert
All the Big 3 from that era are dog slow and very questionable quality. I had a '76 Mercury Montego whose 400 cubic inch engine put out an amazing 175 hp (when new)... and weighed 4500 pounds. And got 14 mpg on the highway. It was the worst of all worlds.
The newest car that I own is a 2003. It is my daily….
April’s list rocks! Can’t argue with any of her choices
I agree
The Typhoon would have been cool when it was new, but there's no way you would want one that's been beat up for 15 years. If it even runs at all.
Remember, CR focuses more on reliability, they aren’t targeting enthusiasts! Gotta love April’s quirky choices. Maybe she should do a guest spot with Doug!
As for names for the kitty:
Sisko
Odo
Archer
Tiberius
Hello from Ramstein, Germany!!
Sorry Hoovie, April is right about the Eclipse.
April likes older men. CARS! I mean, cars!
I like her cars too. Heck, I had a '92 Ford Ranger 2-door with the 6-foot bed and camper shell.
As a car guy from England looking across, it makes for very interesting viewing. The Mazda3 over here is considered as a bit of a sleeper, economical, ultra reliable and great on the roads. Yet it's considered a snore fest in the US. Interesting.
Hoovie is right on the 300! I enjoy the heated & cooled cup holders and seats as well as the Hemi. Mine is the Platinum edition with the optional Poltrana Frau interior. They are a high end Italian leather company making superb automotive and commercial products. I ordered mine new in 2015 and daily drive it. Nine years on absolutely nothing has failed but my quandary is what to replace it with. Maybe the new Charger 2 door Six Pack if they offer a lux interior? No hurry, the 300 looks like new.
The utter disgusted look on April’s face when Hoovie said where the Envision is made is priceless. 😂
April(Pamela) Red swimsuit, running down the beach with Hoovie (Hoff) chasing after her "wait for me, wait for meeeeee "
You two have such great imagination, whatever name you come up with I'm sure to like. On another topic, I'm just cracking up with laughter on how enthusiastically April is naming off these outdated, decades out of production cars that she recommends everyone to go out and buy! 😄😆😂🤣 As if you can go to any old local car lot and find mint condition, low mile examples on every corner! 😆😂🤣 They are very cool selections ( especially the Typhoon) But the contrast between the looks on your faces...... 😆😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 You guys keep me watching all the time!
Those little trucks from the 90s need to make a comeback. I want a late 90s Tacoma. Perfect truck.
I've got an 86 4Runner SR5. Only 107K miles.
My friend has a 2000 Toyota w/ 17" Mercedes wheels. Runs forever.
Just the young lady's choice of cars and her bubbly personality makes her a keeper
One of my now departed Bengals came from a litter all given pedigree names based on car marques. I don't remember all of them, but one of the girls was Mercedes, and two of the boys were Aston and Jaguar. Jaguar was with me for 16 years (although known as Ozzy, full name Ozymandias).
Lol, the Marauder looks like the nephew of the Grand National
April has great taste on the older cars. The 78 Eldorado is a win-win. I've seen a triple yellow 78 one time.
Mini Coopers are definitely not reliable, I did inspections for an auction and mice loved to chew on the wiring, they love the corn based plastic coverings. I have a 2002 Subaru 4-door WRX that's been my everyday driver for 22! years now, the only thing I've fixed was the air conditioning one time and then general maintenance. I've never been stuck in the snow, the AWD gives you lots of confidence when driving in bad weather. I am a former dealer and have driven everything and used to specialize in European cars and Land Cruisers, but if anyone asks me now to recommend a vehicle, I say Subaru. 👍🏻
Aren’t they known for frequent engine problems?
@@ERDoc741 Not that I know of, usually if there is, it's been hot rodded by a kid. But everyone I know has had good luck.
Mini Cooper? Ah, yes ... BMW quality. I'd take the Eclipse 😭
Name him Hugh, after the disconnected Borg.
My dad has a pre face-lift f10 528i with the N52. He has had it since new and it has been maintained meticulously. It has about 130k miles and needs a new camshaft along with a few other small things. Independent shop quote was around 5 grand
The GMC Typhoon...YES!!!!! Love those S-10 monsters. Legit Street Cars can show you how to work on a Typhoon.
What Jake flashed on the screen for those that can't read like The Flash, or press the pause button like him either:
Specifically a pre-facelift F10 generation 528i which has the N52 naturally aspirated 6 cyliner that is lauded as being one of the most reliable engines that BMW has ever made making for a very reliable daily driver with great power delivery and a spacious interior and available with very low miles in the $20,000 range. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
I laos think they look phenomenal.
Felix is a cute name
I'm telling you Tuvix is a perfect name!!!! for obvious reasons! hahah
By April’s theory everyone should get a Volvo 245. Ultimate safety and you can live in it.
What a great video; Hoovie takes april across America in a 1978 Cadillac El Dorado Britz - what could possibly go wrong; what a great road trip
4:10 Mini Cooper? The wizard would put you over his knee in no time.
I’m with April. Old is cool. My daily is a 2003 Jaguar XJR. Granted, I work from home and drive it like 5,000 miles a year, but it’s been flawless, and I paid less than 10k with less than 50k miles.
You guys are great together. Congratulations. Love it.
In the UK my choices make sense but not in the US:
Jaguar x300 xj/ xjr
Range Rover Classic
Bmw E39 (could get an M5 over here in budget)
Toyota Aygo
VW Corrado
Mini Cooper S (supercharged)
Damn, April keeps getting better ans better. Love that Caddy
You two need to go on tour as a comedian duo. That pickup with the helmet, the cycle jacket and fiberglass roll cage...hilarious
I bought my daughter a 2007 Saab 9-5 when she was 16. It was very reliable and easy to maintain and a LOT of fun. 5 years later, she gave it back to me and now rocks a mint-condition 2007 Ford Ranger Sport extended cab. It was owned since new by an old lady we know. It had 65,000 miles and lived in a garage.
A Toyota Camry with a manual, which is what I drive..
I don't think they've made those for decades ... how old exactly is your Camry?
@@richarda3659 I think around 2004 were the last of the manuals for the Camry
@@richarda3659 2012
I would love to find a Toyota Camry SE with a manual, or even better a Solara V6 with a manual
@@alainpierre569 I am looking for one, I would love to find a TRD with a supercharger.
April was an old Black Man who died in the 80s in her past life.
The issue with the QX is the cost to repair. My sister scraped hers after being told replacing the brake lines would require a body-off-frame intervention... 😛
Hoovie, I almost cried when you said the Tundra's seats are so uncomfortable. They're unbearable and I nearly daily drove a Lotus Elise for 5 years! Nobody I mentioned this to understands or agrees either; I feel like I'm being pranked.
That Caddy is a great choice.
Mini Cooper??? Under $20k means you don't want to do $$$ repairs!
How about a used Toyota 86 or a Honda SI?
2014 qx80 myself and my family love it . 23k last year 60k on it when I bought it .
Great for family trips super comfy .
Terrible on gas 😢
Nice list. I'll stick with my 10 year old Lexus RX350. Backing it up with a 2001 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Limited.
April was on Fire with her Picks! 👍
NAME HIM
EDSEL.
& Dino
Been basically daily driving my ‘94 Fleetwood all summer. Completely reliable and very comfy. Honestly considering driving it from OH to CA later this year. Very good car.
Honda fit with original name (female part) would probably go for more, Maybe only in Norway🇳🇴 Cool video and couple!
Fun fun fun.… love this. April’s has perfect choices.
Call your cat "Gizmo" best cat name ever!!
Tyler, you know April is right on this one & i totally agree with jake on the pre facelift F10 528i. They're comfy, reliable & a relatively good looking car
Name him Wizard
I have a close friend with a Mazda 3. He loves it and bought it new. Basic transportation and very reliable.
April- you go girl with the ford ranger SPLASH! What few know is the 2WD splash is a sportstruck. It will zing around corners like a mustang GT. Suprizes everyone every time. Very stiff suspension. Does not lean over while cornering. So hoovie in the right ton-of-driving talent hands, it's safer than a regular ranger cause it will cut around potential wrecks faster than a skinnier tire plain Jane ranger. 2WD splash has 235/60-15 size tires. And you can bolt on 17 inch mustang wheels with sticker rubber to go even faster. So no hoovie the 2WD splash Is not a death trap. And taken care of they last forever. The 4wd extended cab splash is more of a for looks package you could also mechanially get on any 4X4 XLT ranger. The hot and fastest version was the 2WD splash standard cab, stick shift with the 4.0 V-6. The splash was the 1st compact pick-up/sportstruck to come with the stepside bed in 1993. So it keeps up with sportscars in the canyons and curvy mountains.....to go to home depot to load up on, say you need plywood board sheets....can't do that in a camaro.....I'm sertainly not vomiting watching sexy red lifeguard bathing suit April get out of a yellow baywatch splash. She can gimme CPR whenever she wants.
I LOVE the Maurader... best looking Panther IMO
The envision actually is a pretty solid suv for being a Chinese built product. The qx80 is a tank of an suv. The VK56DE V8 is a bit thirsty but they will run damn near forever.
My favorite CZcams channel!
Hoovie picks are perfect for a person who regularly goes to the Car Wizard and pays huge bills at the end of the video. Most of us like getting in a car and just have it run without a lot of repair bills. April wins.
If you want a fun daily driver than I recommend the Infinity G37. Puts a smile on my face every time.
April is cracking my up with all the cool, but ANCIENT cars! But this is proof that she has deep car knowledge! She lost me with the Caddie Biarritz though. That cracked me up!!!
Once again April has style!
Problem is all of Hoovies buys usually require thousands of dollars of work. He slept on all of Aprils choices but her choices were known to run and be reliable and took Americans across the country for years back in the day.
I love your style in cars April
Hell Yeah, April!
Tyler didn't give you a Box, but you still Thought Outside of One!
A 77 Caddy as a Daily....lol! Git after it, Girly!!!
(btw, no a tall driver's car)
My Daily driver is a 2004, so I didn't think he choices were bad
Unless you have 50 cars laying around like Hoovie does, you should pay no attention to this video (entertainment purposes only) and used the CU list. Take this advice from a rideshare driver.. "Boring" is highly subjective.
Perfect cat name for you Tim Paris 😂😂😂
I paid $2800 for my daily driver, 2004 yukon. Runs great, comfortable, reliable, and has had no issues.
My cat boys are Lotus, Spyder, and Z(or Zed… almost named him Datsun!). Take any of those!
My dad had a canery yellow 79 Cadillac land yacht. That machine deserves an ls. I feel safer in that car than my 01 bourbon 👍
Has April checked out 1087 Buick Kevin hearts Grand National. In fact you have to do an episode just on Kevin Hart's car collection. 90% classic cars within the $825,000 1959 Chevrolet Corvette. I oneTiler would like. An AMG MERCEDES SLS. By the way this thing that I watch every morning to put me in good mood
A comment on the SUV's.
I bought a new 2019 Buick Envision Essence and have driven it 73,000 carefree miles with normal maintenance and oil changes every 5,000 miles. No problems, no recalls and has been just as reliable as my wife's new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross.
Yeah, it was built in China but here's something that most people don't know. Back in 2019 the Envision was the best selling Buick in China. Maybe they built them good for that reason. Who knows?
I just want to point out that within 2 hours of me there are 3 automotive factories, Subaru, Toyota and Chrysler. Point being those Japanese cars due to trade policies laid down in the 80's are more American than most American brands which kill themselves over having to do 45% of assembly in the USA so they can be c onsiderd "made" in the USA
You;re making a good point, and while I don't disagree, it's worth considering where the profits go. I would have to assume that, regardless of where it's built, profits for the sale of an American-branded car stay in America, while those for an imported car go to the overseas manufacturer.
Sorry I disagree. If any car company gets started in whatever country then it's from and will always be from that country. For example Ford started In Michigan. So 2 me it will always be an American brand. Dosent matter where on this planet the ford assembly line is. It's still american. If they made the mustang in japan would you call that a Japanese car? I wouldn't . Bet ya the Japanese propaply wouldn't call it a Japanese car eather. So honda/toyota is a American brand? No. They only have the foreign assembly lines here in the states cause it's cheaper to screw 'em together here than shipping them across the oceans.
Tyler can't talk about reliability. He recommended a Chrysler 300.
Not sure what that means. I have 2 300s. they have been dead reliable.
I have 2 daily drivers.
03' Subaru Baja with 164K manual &
99' Buick Century with 74K
Name for the male kitten: Tom Paris. Call him Tomcat
Keeping with your Star Trek theme Worf ,Spock , Bones or JTK just to name a few
Lexis IS is a best kept secret
I got a 6.2 raptor in early 2020 when the market was at its lowest & I got one with 70,000 miles for 20500 :)
Does a good used mk7.5 Golf GTI go for less than 20k in the USA?
Thank you, April you have burned an image of Tyler and a red bathing suit into my brain that I can now never get rid of. you’re mean!
I have a Mazdaspeed3 and it’s definitely fun to drive and less painful to own than a Mini.
I haven't driven one myself, but for around/under $20,000 I'd be curious on the Buick Regal TourX.
Just here for the cats.😾