This STOLEN Peugeot is the best cheap drift car ever
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#Drifting #StolenCar #CheapCars - Auta a dopravní prostředky
the windshield pump that's wired to shoot water to the wheels is so ingenious, i might give that a try
Right?? Such an excellent idea for a car like this.
It can also be ran to the cup holder to refill your drink 🤣😎
For movie stunt car drifts and burnouts they do exactly this, only they use WD40. Any car can spin the rear wheels at any speed. It also adds a cool smoke effect.
I’ve had this idea for probably 2 1/2 years then I found out a lot of people do it and was so happy hahaha.
Awesome time just gotta rig it to where you can have them Spray all the time or intermittent because there’s situations you need both, trust me lol
We used to do that with diesel when I was younger.
The way he pronuance the car Puuugeot. Hurts me...
Detective "It's not Peugeot, it's Peugeot!"
Detective You must be American an unaware of how the rest of the world speaks English?
Poojoe
TBH I think thats how you pronuance it in French.
@@Difaro5 lol YouTUbe how say Peugeot right... Trust me, from France..
WARNING: Danger to Manifold.
Those 505’s have a very elegant design.
Oh those STI’s from the 90s .... 😉
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Arne: Steals a Peugeot
Much love, your friends at Rev Media!!
How every Peugeot should go out “blowing the intake manifold off” 😁
Last time I was this late, the Cambodian cops still thought they were going to ride off on some fancy new scooters.
Seriously Arne’s greatest story ever. I was dying when he busted this one out.
Peugeot: Danger pour le moteur!
Spilner: Tranquille!!!
I remember as a kid, my friends father was a tow truck driver got his hands on a 1980's Peugeot station wagon. With a push of a button, the whole car dropped 4 inches. It was pastel yellow but I never saw something so beautiful. You could of just handed me the Arc Of The Covenant because the reaction would be the same. 👍
Love a good wagon!
By the way, the PEU part of Peugeot is pronounced like the “pea” sound in pearl, without the “rl”.
Scraps G I am French, so I know the PEU sound is more like pearl, without the “rl” sound, like in “PErception” or PUblic..or PUb.
you should try bringing in a newer Peugeot they are still lots of fun
“Stole” “cheap” sounds about right
Arne, I am known for this statement-" Shitboxes make the world go 'round!"
What a fun car -- love these stories about how much fun and memories you can make in something affordable vs. a crazy supercar that you never reach the limits of.
You need to add frame rails, like a convertible Bug, when cutting off the roof. My dad learned this after turning his Vega into an El Camino six months after buying it new
What is your favorite cheap car?
Anything that has a manual transmission and real handbrake.
Suzuki Samurai with a 5 speed and 4x4
Ford Festiva...I had two of them
I would love me a saab 900 turbo
S10 are always great!
I love this channel great stories. I was having a terrible day and this channel always seems to cheer me up. Cheers 🍻 keep it going.
I drifted the hell out of my 1987 Peugeot 405, later bought the 1992 facelifted model, love them
On my old VW golf I had back in high school, I could flip the rear windshield washer squirter around and it would shoot like 20' backwards, just in case some ass hat was riding my tail too much.
Glad he gave a Merkur shoutout! I've had a few of them over the years and they are awesome
The 505 looks great as a convertible. Old Peugeots were some sturdy cars. Somehow the company lost it's way after the 405.
Oh man, brought back childhood memories!! My parents had two 505 turbo diesel Peugeots, were slow as the day was long, but couldn't kill them.
The convertible may not be safe, but it looked damn cool.
Peugeot actually made a 2dr prototype 505 cabriolet. Also a 2dr coupe/hardtop. Beautiful cars that never made it into production. I think you can see them in the Peugeot museum in Mulhouse, France
Cheap cars are always the most fun, especially when you can't afford expensive ones!
Except for Casey butting in during the add, great video.
Danger to the manifold!!
You just got a full house sitting ovation
Never thought I would see a story about one of these, let alone two and really entertaining to see someone doing all this in them!
I would love to see more of that footage too...
french man here, i have to admit our cars are not the most reliable indeed, not as bad as italians or english cars of course but we do have a few "merguez" (it's how you call a shitty car in french)
but our cars handle the best, the take corners the best and they are the most fun to ride hands down
when you see an old clio you can clearly see what is important to us : the interior is made of plastick and cardboard with carpet on it, and the car looks meh but it has a kick ass engine, very reliable, very powerfull, the car handles perfect and is very light too
if you are loocking to get into car racing, the best option for a cheap first car is a french car because you are pretty much gong to drive it like it was intended to be driven.
it's simple :
most comfortable and reliable : german
most beautiful and passionate : italian
most fun to drive and best bang for your buck : french cars
and sorry but everyone in europe thinks american cars are the worst lol
mostly because in europe we drive, we don't do drag races
Old rear wheel drive Peugeots were actually very reliable, good for a number of safari-rally wins. The 403, 404, 504 and 504 coupe V6
@@jfv65 true, however, we had a few bad cars, especially with the automatic gearbox because basically no one wants automatic in europe, we all use sticks, this is changing now but most cars are still sticks so french automakers didn't really bother with automatics and they got into it really late and put out a few very bad cars because the gearbox was just a mess. Other than that they aren't bad at all.
i drive the latest clio at work it's a small engine with a big turbo, it flies through traffic and roundabouts like a demon and it never had an issue although i drive it long distances all the time
the 208 is also a killer, my colleague has one and i can't keep up with it it has tremendous grip in corners
stony fresh Well, especially the 2.0 F7R Clio [Williams], though that is a world apart.
My parents had a 84 505 s Turbo Diesel. The speedo only went to 90mph. I would drive that thing to the top of the speedo on I5 in California and just roll. It was a beast once it got going. I had many firsts in that car. ;)....
"poojoe" god damn it lmao
He blew the welds on his intake
I did something similar on a '93 Corolla, my first car, that wouldnt fit the next inspection. So i decided to kill it, rerouted the windscreen and lights washer hoses to the front wheels, filled the tank with some old used engine oil, and did sick burnouts with oil on the tires.
When the tires were good and slick, covered in oil (brakes and everything was covered in the stuff) I then started driving around that night and completely smashed the shit out of it. Great fun night
In high school I had a 1979 Peugeot 504 diesel wagon. I loved it and drove the crap out of that thing. Developed an oil leak and chunked a rod one day driving back to college.
Glad I could entertain you Ed
A Peugeot from the days when they were reliable. 504s and 505s were taxis in Egypt until well into the 2000s.
They used to race these 505 turbo's in SCCA: czcams.com/video/2TQpgdgPTog/video.html
Fun fact:
- Peugeot is the oldest brand in the car business.
- Peugeot was one the last manufactures that made their own shock absorbers themselves. That's why those older Peugeots had such a very nice balance between handling, grip and ride comfort.
Peugeot was also one of the first brands to use the Michelin TRX tires on the 505turbo and the 604sti/gti.
- the engine block in the 505 Turbo is actually NOT a Peugeot engine but a Chrysler design! And it had a bad reputation for blowing head gaskets. But it was just as fast as a euro spec bmw e28 528i.
The NA Sti engine IS a proper Peugeot design (with hemi head!)
The white car with the wife and children in Scarface, wasn't that a Peugeot?
Also, I believe Peugeot created the first front wheel drive car.
Oldest car builder benze 1883 peugeot 1896
@@bradleyhollon6085 Peugeot was founded in 1810.
@@lokisgodhi as a steel foundry yes but they did not produce a car untill 1887 or 88 when they made theire first steam car
They are the second oldest car company and are the oldest continuing car brand
Someone was tired today when picking a title on this one.
Blew the welds on the intake? FF1 ?
I had an 81 505 Turbo Diesel. It was 85hp but in the winter it was perfect. I would look out the side windows as much as I looked out the windshield I drifted it so much. It was a drift missile in New England winters and I was an avid snowboarder plus it got 40 mpg and diesel was $1 a gallon in 1993. Such a good car.
So much respect. AMS was always awesome when I had my first car (2nd gen eclipse)
you got a like for the stealth drift tech lol....Everything has 1000hp in the rain and you made it rain lol
yea, donw in argentina we have a lot of those, the 504 and 505 , great machines!
1:28
Only 120HP in '90s?
Man
Skoda that I sometimes have a chance to drive has around 84HP
and 3 cylinders adding up to 1.2 liter :v
You can still buy brand new dacia with 70 or so hp
yeah my mom got a Sandero with 76hp (eu). It’s a death trap to hold it short
@@felixborek oh man
I've heard some stories about this car
Is it so bad?
Artur Brzozowski
Nie no raczej spełnia te wszystkie testy na 5 gwiazdek aczkolwiek wolałbym być w mercedesie gls niż w tym xD
Artur Brzozowski when overtaking anywhere yeah, but for city cruising its enough tho
Can y’all do a set up video? Or studio and camera setup Bc I love it
I wouldn't say Peugeots are unreliable, particularly the 505. Peugeots are just quirky by American standards. A professor of mine had one. The controls are opposite of where they were in most American, Japanese and other nationalities cars.
Peugeot 505’s are so good and reliable. They handle well and are so comfortable
I had an 85 505 peugeot turbo diesel . Best mohair heated seats and warmest car in the winter.! Cant find another one to replace it
Same color as yours. But my interior was 🐫
Definitely one of his best stories
I think that PSA make really good cars. I have had 3 cars, and a van. I am in Britain, where we build Peugeot, Citroën and Vauxhall, the 3 makes in PSA. I find them reliable, parts are cheap and every garage knows how to work on them, so the perfect vehicle.
This means that I will choose one of the 2 French makes of car, that PSA make, since they make almost indestructible diesel engines.
Best way to start a morning off and a fox body
Growing up this car was a dream to have , and still one of my dream cars
I can't take it 😂 pujo 🤣🤣
Awesome, so glad I was shown this channel....
I am trying that water bucket trick
Peugeot with rwd!! That's awesome
YES THE OLD ONES THEY ARE ALL RWD
Man, this is a familiar tale. My first car was an 84 505 wagon. No power but hell did it love to slide. I ate up a differential at one point, luckily I lived 4 blocks from the one Peugeot specialist in town at the time 🤣
Regret getting rid of it.
These Peugeots are so rare now
It's pronounced Purrshow not Poo Joe 😂😂
Peugeot 505 was my first car and I loved it too!
205 t16 is a unicorn amongst 205 gti's
Mid engine 4WD and a beast
That was a great story ... man that car handles awesome. I like peugeot Peugeot Peugeot... I hope you get that
Swapping VIN between your identical cars, I have never heard of such a thing 8)
💖🖤💟
I did the same windshield thing to my first car. Lol
loved my 505 sti xn6
Recognize rims, I bought those for my Subaru Brat back in the day.. actually how I met my buddy Taxi Cab Eric, about the Peugeot 4x140 rims.
I miss our Peugeot 405 dL
DANGER TO MANIFOLD!!!
I loved 505 my first car
Slow, under-powered cars can drift, it just takes skill, practice, and the right setup.
The 306 gti is more fun. Trust me... 1996-2001 great reliable car. Most fun ive ever had i a four cylinder.
now is considered quite a vintage car.
Aww. Can't find any 505s here anymore. People didn't really know any better back then.
That sounds like a blast🤣
Bleach on the tires works better! Keep that in mind next time yuh are looking for burnout potential from low powered junk
Pretty sure the airport was not suppose to handle the situation like that lol! But lucky you!👍
Wowww nice vid😊🤩
Peugeot and fast are two words don’t even belong in the same sentence together. This guy appears to be speaking english but I’ve never heard words in that order before.
DANGER TO MANIFOLD!
I dindnt no Peugeot sold cars in the USA
@vinwiki it would be awesome for y'all to get people like Gavin from itsjusta6, Dan from Doitwithdan, Cleetus from Cleetus mcfarland to tell their stories, they are big automotive channels, would be pretty cool to see
Did he just describe stealing a car?
did anyone think "danger to manifold"?
Back in the day Peugeots where good cars. The new ones just suck.
I don't think you have driven a new 308 yet...
@@ugemellt how do they drive
@@ugemellt I have, the steering wheel position is strange and it lacks character in my opinion. Both the 1.2 and the GTI although I must admit for a 1.2 I managed to get 210km/h out of it which is very impressive in comparison to the other hatchbacks.
Na, you should try out the new 508 if you ever get the chance.
So true, my first car was a 205 XS Roland Garros, and it was an absolute blast do hoon around, and that the thing with old peugeos, they get surprisingly good handling out of surprisingly shitty tiers, i drove mine on the "Norauto" branded tiers she got when i got it and they are like no name discount tyers, never changed them and she just keep holding even on drenchend roads.
Sold it like five years ago and still regret it
I wonder if Wieslawa Musial knows about this....
Still owns 5 of them, turbodiesel..
I want one now
I've had a GTI in Australia many years ago & that thing was a reasonably good car, boring as batshit, but the cop's never paid it any attention,
I want a 505😢
Arent this cars from argentina??
Fuking thing wont die!
peugeots take well to california climates. You can find countless in Africa. The only thing fooky can be the electrics and rust, otherwise if you keep it in a dry climate it's fine.
What's a POOgeot?
(Likewise 'sodder' 'CHassis' 'aluminum')
Other than that, cool stories 😂
Yours sincerely,
United Kingdom
Great story ... lol
Awesome car. Absolutely unkillable, well, except for the turbo engine which was really a GM unit.
Actually,the 2.2 N9T in 505 Turbo was originally a Talbot- Simca engine....no relationship to GM period. Porsche did the engineering to turn it into the Turbo version. The N9T is also completely unrelated to the Renault belt driven 2.2 that became the Base gas engine in all US spec 505s in 1988.
@@dmcnamara9859 Who owned Talbot/Simca at the time before it was taken over? It was GM. Then the unit you call Renault, which was part of PRV engine cooperation (in reality a Peugeot engine) never made it to the US.
@@vs6300Renault 2.2 was 1 st available on lower displacement USA spec: Renault 18i Fuego, Winnebago Le Sharon ( both gas/ turbodiesel,the Eagle Medallion, Peugeot 505. Roots,Simca, Talbot all fell under Peugeot umbrella after Peugeot bought Chrysler Europe operations in 1970s. The iron block N9T was available ( long before it was a turbo) was available on Sunbeam Tiger. The all aluminum Renault 2.2 was indeed manufactured at the V6 plant in Belgium,yet was made at other Renault plants in various displacements. The odd fire 2.7 litte 90 degree V6 was originally intended as a small V8 but OPEC hit and Peugeot looped 2 cylinders off.
You can't do that with a new one. Better steal another.
Poogeot 😂😂
Love it