Carspotting with Hoovie and Doug! 

I got a feeling those are steel brakes.

Man every time he hit the brakes, I had to cringe 😂

​@@billermanthegreat he mentioned somewhere that they are rear brakes from a GTR and front brakes from a Subaru

@@stran-air-jordan That would make Sense. I own a Nissan GT-R from 2009, i drive it daily and drove it weekly from Germany to France and back for many Years. Has 213000km on it (143k Miles) and the Brakes sound exactly like that, still do, always did. I think they fixed that with the more modern GTRs though

@@stran-air-jordanI think that was for the clapped out 458 he bought

Actual car enthusiasts :P

@samnelson3852 Here in European Countries where Carspotting first took off and is still the most active, this proves they're Car Enthusiasts. I've seen so many German, English, French, Swiss, Slovenian etc Car Spotters end up owning a Supercar because of their Carspotting Content and then they see some old "Volkswagen Kadett" or "Opel Manta" and freak out while sitting in a 300k Euro Car Prost & Cheers from Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps

…and no sunglasses in a convertible under the sun. They go full squinting instead🤪

@@chartreux1532 The Kadett is also an Opel Cheers from the Black Sea coast :)

For me it was when they stopped in a ferrari to look at a lada! So fun! That vid was really cool! This need to be a regular thing! Best Hoovie's vid in a while! Hope you see this man, this segment is gold!

Minus the brakes!

Make it a series

100% agree! For some Reason Carspotting is less popular in the USA than here in Europe, where to be fair that Trend originated from. I regularly watch hour long European Carspotting Videos since like 2010 from any Country, you see some of the most rare Stuff in those. I guess maybe in the USA it's less of a huge Thing because most People in the USA who own really rare and exciting Cars rarely drive them, and if they do, it's always in one big US City and only in the Luxury Shopping Area. While in European Countries you get to see a muddy Gemballa Mirage in like 20 different European Cities because over here even rich Collectors seem to drive their Cars all over the Place and regularly instead of treating them like an Investment

Yes!

Add Jason Cammisa and make it a trio?

Yes, taking a lada for a BMW... 😅

@@melaniezimmermann-jv7th why would an American born in 1990 have knowledge of the Lada brand at all?

@@eldoradomanchuria "Extensive"...

Rental special lol

no there carbon ceramic brakes

@@mikedelape6609this. I feel like so many people commenting on the brakes don’t understand

It was incredibly annoying to me...

I'd be honored...I think!

Could probably put that in the description when you sell the car, "on April 20th 2024, Hoovie and Doug Demuro featured my car in their video at 4:12, and they really admired my 4 lug wheels and rusted rear bumper" and then, "+$4k becasue my car is famous."

Agree, a cool concept!

It’s just the dumbasses that don’t understand the friendship level between Kennan, Filippo, Sean or Nick…

I think a lot of it is simply people not liking the successful

They are disliking all the morons repeating the same stupid “Doug is the type” comments.

​@introscapes9418 I'm Jewish & can vouch for that hah.

More than likely the Ferrari Hoovie rented has carbon brakes on it

it has carbon ceramic brakes, this is completely normal

​@@charlie1832 this reminds me of (though not carbon brakes), that C&D had to rush and get euro pads for the stinger for the lightning lap, because the american market pads wasnt able to safely handle a hot lap, because quietness outranks preventing brake fade for their US market cars.

Agreed

This is gold for us

Or it could be a Fiat Polski - a Fiat made in Poland, design licensed from Lada.

how the fuck do you know it's special? what's different, "special" about it? i lived in russia the first 20 years of my life and i don't know any quirks about ladas aside from them being licensed fiat clones

@@havardspikkeland doubt it, the badge is a lada badge

Unfortunately it's not a Polski Fiat, it's a Lada.

@@ser_igel That's how we called that very model of Lada over here, I think it was the trim level. Ladas with 1500 or 1600 engine and four round headlights was called Lada Special or Lada Specijalka over here. And they used to be very common. Maybe it's a local name, I don't know, but that's how people refer to that specific model of Lada over here.

Good to know I'm not the only one that finds them interesting. IIRC GM hired Tiger Woods to be it's spokesperson.

In the US, the _only_ B-class sold was the (shown) ultra-limited-production, California-and-a-select-few-other-CARB-states-only electric B250e.

Same in the UK, all 3 generations

@@AnonymousFreakYT It's just plain wrong that the B-250e was California "and-a-select-few-other-CARB-states-only". They were sold everywhere in Europe as well

@@superfly3628 Twelve B Class EVs on Autotrader U.K. today. Just after the pandemic I enquired at a Mercedes dealer about a getting a new B Class PHEV and was told there was a 18 month waiting list.

@@superfly3628 I started my statement with “in the US, the only B-class…”

They were like: "Oooo ladida!"

Yes! That would be so cool! Can't wait!

Because it's a rental, which means it's abused by every driver.

Because it’s a piece of crap.

Carbon brakes

its carbon ceramics

Carbon Ceramic brakes that only work correctly or quietly when they are hot..

I laughed at that!

You must not get out much……

@@MrDuncl Nigeria is the most populous black nation in the world at over 200 million. Having a few thousands commit nefarious activities shouldn't be grounds to castigate the entire country. We(YES, I'm Nigerian) are hardworking people and you'd know if you have been around.

A 1600

@@jarletronerud Not necessarily. It's from 2106 family but could also be a 1300 or a 1500. Have to read the badge to be sure.

In 1996 there were 134297 Ladas on U.K. roads. Today there are 200. You are far more likely to see a Jaguar E type (over 6000 on the road).

Doug knows everything about sports cars (new and old) and Hoovie has all of the everyday old stuff nailed down