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What's your favourite car related YouTube channel?
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Starlet_gt
ClioSport Club Member
VW T5.1
I've been watching a lot of "Dino DC" videos recently.
Mainly centres around Japanese car culture, tuning companies etc. Making me want to buy something JDM again.
Mainly centres around Japanese car culture, tuning companies etc. Making me want to buy something JDM again.
Cookson
ClioSport Club Member
Mk1 Audi TT 3.2 V6
Some of the meetings he goes to, the cars are gorgeous
massivewangers
ClioSport Club Member
Several
I like his content. Seems to do similar to what Sammit used to do, before he became a click bait obsessed bell end.
massivewangers
ClioSport Club Member
Several
Yeah I like him too. Another one who is a bit more old school and hasn't fallen for the click bait crap.
Short Norman
ClioSport Club Member
997 C4S
Great video by Mr Harris on the McMurtry
I did like how when Thomas was sliding backwards in the Hyundai he looked backwards and steered away from the barrier
Also the McMurtry is mental
I did like how when Thomas was sliding backwards in the Hyundai he looked backwards and steered away from the barrier
Also the McMurtry is mental
^great video.
This is absolutely brilliant too;
This is absolutely brilliant too;
Brilliant interview, I knew Carl Cox liked his cars but not to this level - proper, proper petrolhead.
2002 was such a good year. 2001 was better, but still, bugeye ftw
Cookson
ClioSport Club Member
Mk1 Audi TT 3.2 V6
charltjr
ClioSport Club Member
Really enjoyed this TDC video on hot hatch hunting at the murkier end of the market
Cads
ClioSport Club Member
Elise, Merc C180 Est
I like these boys but they are falling into the same trap so many do with a rinse and repeat format.
charltjr
ClioSport Club Member
I agree, but it’s kinda inevitable I guess. They buy cars, they fix or modify them, they drive them. Not much else they’re going to be able to do really.
Problem for me is they’re throwing out so much content, which the algorithm kind of forces if you want to do it full time.
hopgop1
ClioSport Club Member
Spoilers, but I think that one was a bit of a miss, a V6 TT or T5 Volvo would've been way more interesting to me than an ST. Perhaps they have more YouTube appeal
mumpy
ClioSport Club Member
Clio 172, WRX STI
It is all about finding channels early before the creators realise they can really monetise their own content and start optimising for it (usually the differentiating factor is expressed in its purest form at that point in time, which is the main reason people are hooked on the content to begin with). This whole rinse and repeat process is a good strategy for content creators but it is a waste of time for the audience for the most part. Unless you want to just pass the time and relax and any content would do which is totally fine obviously.
I don't mind TDC's repetitive format, I don't really watch it for the cars I watch it because they're funny and likable blokes.
There's loads of car building modifying content, but not all of it is interesting because the people are either dicks or boring as f*ck.
There's loads of car building modifying content, but not all of it is interesting because the people are either dicks or boring as f*ck.
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