Driving Detroit 4K HDR - Driving to the Rich Side of Detroit - USA 

Not really

​@@idk-xj6wvYou're probably not from Detroit.. Detroit is not the best but it is a pleasure to me😊

It has beautiful trees

"you went to cranbrook, thats a private school" 😂😅

Come and visit!!! Summer in the D is fantastic!!! ❤

A real life picture of the skyline and night life if you are from Detroit is best to experience it all. If you dare . The Kings Arms Hotel on MLK Blvd and Woodward in the Cass Corridor, near 3rd street. We get the best visions and dreams looking over the city.

I hear the Bob-lo boat is coming back too.

Naww...it's not. The QLine ain't going no further. We are taking a major loss with it.

​@@salemdesigns65 it's subsidized by the state until 2039, how could the city take a loss?

@@imthatguyt100 A loss of Woodward Ave. Now the State has made the fare free because it didn't bring in revenue from the start - still hasn't. That $144 million could have been used somewhere else.

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@@apolin96 Detroit ainda é um bom lugar ! 😊👌

i do not recommend it, the rich areas are too expensive, and the poor areas are too dangerous. i recommend the surrounding areas referred to as Metro Detroit. they are much safer.

​@@widdlepocketmarcyok ! 👍

Se comparar com uma metrópole brasileira tipo São Paulo e Rio, Detroit é um bom lugar e com uma qualidade de vida considerável, mas para os padrões dos EUA, Detroit é uma cidade decadente e violenta.

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Those signs are nationwide, what are you talking about

Every city has a poor area.

You're partially right. Detroit is Wayne County. But Bloomfield Hills is Oakland County.

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Michigan has the most US cars per capita

I live here. You’re kind of ‘frowned upon’ for driving foreign here. Used to be 99% of Detroit back in the 60’s, 70’s.

NO …. RESIST the push towards e-v’s !

The RU-vidrs are too scared to do that. 😅

what did I miss? these are the highest income areas of Detroit right?

@@jutah Kind of- but those aren't really Detroit.. You showed only a very small section of the northern suburbs. You skipped Boston Edison, Palmer Woods, Sherwood Forest, the coastal mansion district, Grosse Pointe, Indian Village, Brush Park, and more. There are several historic/multimillion dollar homes - whole neighborhoods of them in fact-*inside* of Detroit city limits, you managed to miss them all. It's cool though, it's what we've come to expect of these types of videos. People can't get to know this region by driving up one artery or focusing on ruin porn; you only drove up one of the 6 major spokes... so you missed a LOT. Check out some of the areas I mentioned above next time you come to the area, I guarantee you'll be pleasantly surprised!

@@riftster313yupp you need like a 24hrs video lmfao

@RLJ550: That's fine. We like the color blue and silver here. No need for you visit either, right? Right.

@@salemdesigns65 As respectful as I can be…I would never, ever set foot in Detroit. I would never set foot in Michigan to be honest. There is literally no reason for me to ever be near that region or that city. No amount of money could get me there. Not a free trip, not a free vacation, not even a dream job. I don’t like the Detroit Lions, the Detroit Pistons, and I don’t watch baseball so I do not like the Detroit Tigers. I do not like the Ford brand of vehicles, I do not like Detroit style pizza. I do not like the Detroit Red Wings either. Even if it was offered to me for free to read. I will never read the Detroit Free Press. I have never listened to or bought an Eminem CD or song. Would never be caught walking on 8 Mile. Although I love Jazz I will never visit Detroit for that. Grateful for Motown Records but that era was over 5 decades ago so can’t really give much credence to Detroit for contributing anything to music since. So basically, as you can tell, your comment did nothing but paint such an embarrassingly assessment of that downtrodden city that I hope from now on you understand that Detroit matters to you and the people that live there, but outside of it the majority of people think it’s a high crime and shitty place to live. Good day to you.

@@salemdesigns65 No

Europe is so small, congested and cramped...no space to walk and drive...in the USA ....the sky is the limit. This is just one small area ...😅

@@Milk-xo5ne "No space to walk and drive"... Are you serious? 😂

Yup.. I have been there n saw it. In most places , you don't even need a car to travel....just a scooter is enough😅

Why do Europeans always feel the need to compare themselves to us🇺🇸? We never even think of you guys, like EVER😂.

Unfortunately (or fortunately...depending on who you are and where you live), Europe, including not so great britain, has more or less shot its load, it's all used up. Their battered woman compliance with the us in the NATO/Ukraine vs. Mother Russia debacle pretty much sealed the fate of Europa, as well as that of her once powerful pimp, the us of a. We are entering a new Yuga cycle as the Kali Yuga gives way to the coming Dwapara Yuga. Europe and the us are not slated to play major roles in the coming age. Everyone has their time in the limelight. When it's over, it's over. Decay is coming your way...along with A LOT more migrants.

Depends on ones point of view ~ it doesn’t look depressing to ME !

@@brucebeamon5460right probley cuz I’m from the south

Detroit is unlike most large cities. Detroit is a city with wide open streets with a large land mass. So basically, it is a wide city, not compact like most major cities of the world. There are many people who do walk around the city all the time with many activities. However, they are not packed in a small area where you would see large gathering of people. During summer, festivals, and sporting events you will see large numbers of people walking and enjoying themselves downtown and in other areas of the city.

Detroit lost nearly 66% of its population from 1950. Not to mention, like most American cities they are not compact by any means especially compared to the rest of the world. American cities tend to not cram everything and everyone in downtown as much as possible, they are super spread out over a huge land area.

Because Canada is just next door ( Cold mentality )

Hum~ even with residents at water square selling OUT $ 10,000 a MONTH UNITS b4 that building is is completed …. Guess those would not be considered rich folks by YOUR STANDARDS !

@@brucebeamon5460 nope not at all come on out here to Farmington Hills orchard lake etc etc then you'll see the money is just because people have good jobs and manage to save up some money it doesn't make them rich like I said that is upper class wealthy not rich that's a difference

Indian village, boston Edison, Palmer woods, green acres.

...Sherwood Forest, Rosedale Park, U of D District, Arden Park...

this was a jeep Cherokee. there were four of us in the cabin so i had to get creative but placed a mic too close to the engine