A Legendary Drag Race, Building A Cheap First Car, More RC Goodness: The Best Automotive Videos On YouTube This Week

In part 10 of whats likely to be one of the craziest builds I’ve ever seen, TRICKFACTORY CUSTOMS continues the process of body swapping a GMT800 series Chevy Tahoe and a Lamborghini Urus. I have no idea how this is going to come out but I’ll be keeping an eye on this project to see just how bonkers it is when it’s finished.

My recent discovery of the off-road RC car community led me to highlight Maxee RC. He was kind enough to chime into the post and explain that the cars way more complex than you could ever think possible saying that they have features like gearboxes and differentials. In a video he provided, he highlights the complexity with a breakdown of a mini two speed gearbox for a Land Rover Defender RC car. It’s a fascinating watch.

What do you get when you have some of the most iconic tuner cars from the 1990s and 2000s together with a long strip of asphalt? A drage race for the ages. OFFICIALLY GASSED - OG took an FD Mazda RX-7, an S15 Nissan Silvia, an A80 Toyota Supra and an R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R. All are tuned and make 700 horsepower. It all makes for a drag race that could easily be in Fast 17.

In a video that I wouldn’t be shocked to discover was staged WhistlinDiesel took his long suffering $400,000 Ferrari F8 and decided to take it hooning through a Texas cornfield. The result was cornhusks clogging air inlets on the Ferrari and both the F8 and the rental bursting into flames and being destroyed. While he claims the video isn’t fake, you can’t really put it past him.

EmeliaHartford somehow stumbled across someone who randomly had a Ford GT40 replica sitting in their back yard that hadn’t moved in over 20 years. She purchased it from the guy of course and proceeded to restore it. In her most recent video, she takes the car back to its previous owner so he can see just good it looks.

Check out this effectively brand new 70 Series Land Cruiser that Just New Cars highlights. Looking like something straight out of the 1990s, it comes complete with a cool old school looking body side graphic and a 228 hp 4.0-liter V6. And it’s on sale for the equivalent of just $41,000. Toyota why didn’t you continue to give us the 70 series?!

Staying with RC cars, I’ve discovered something else. Apparently there’s another world of realistic detailed RC semi trucks, complete with trailers and little environments modeled for them to drive around in. RC RC RC! highlights some of these and honestly, I think I’ve found a new hole to climb into when I’m bored.

The Toyota Supra has been around a long time. It’s currently on its fifth generation and is easily the most advanced Supra yet. But does that make it the best? Donut Media drove them to find out.

Chrysler’s Neon is long gone, but that didn’t stop one father and son duo from fixing one up for “first car” duty. Throtl highlights how they found a Neon in decent shape, set a budget and managed to build the son something uniquely cool for cheap.

Toyota killed the small CH-R crossover for in the U.S. for the 2023 model year. It’ll continue on in the rest of the world as a plug in hybrid that shares a platform with the new Toyota Prius. Is it worth missing? After watching this review, it would seem Toyota made the CH-R they should have made in the beginning.