That kid has got it made... BUT in the proper way! WTG dad! Made him pay for the car, lets him work on it, took him to driving school. You can see they all appreciate what they have. Can't say that about some other people that have been featured, who just got loads of cash to burn...Thoroughly enjoyed the vid, thanks!
Honestly nothing wrong with people having their parents bought if for them, honestly I’ve never seen why everyone has to hate on people who get given their first car. Sure there are many people who don’t appreciate their privilege, but I for one was given my first car and unlike others I don’t take it for granted. There is no ‘proper way’ to have it made, but there IS a proper way toa ppreicate privilege and be grateful.
I truly admire this families budgeting. First time I heard of the $10k car rule and it absolutely makes sense especially in today's world where the newer cars have zero appeal.
Can you feel the feels that I'm feeling? Amazing video, almost reflects what my family will be like in a few yeras. We have 3 Mk2 Golfs; 1 is running perfect, 1 needs some work, and the other we plan to completely restore. Cant wait to get driving!
***** Who told you that MK 2 Golfs are shite? I've had a bunch of them, a bunch of A1 GTi, Bimmers and SAABs that's all I pretty much own... and the Golfs are great cars IMO. They are pretty ratty these days because folks drove them into the ground or didn't take good care of them but you find a good one and you got something nice.
I met the kid with that red E28 a few weeks ago before this video came out, he was on snake at night and the car was beautiful even in the dark. Very amiable fellow, love this episode.
***** My very first car was a BMW E28, it was euro 523i with the M10 engine strocked, I had to sell it, biggest mistake!! I am now looking to find another E28 to steal my heart again!! Cheers to you and your family Sir, i wish you all many many happy miles!! i will lie if i say i didnt tear up watching this Boris
I really like this video over a lot of the others - these cars are accessible, have a style and feel of being classic, the owners are relatable and the love their cars. Its not a super rich ego trip hipster fest like some of the other owners. Great family spirit - reminds me when my father, brother, sister and mother all had 1970's XB Ford Falcons in the driveway - my dad would work on them most weekends and we had something in common.
It's a great story and a better family. It's nice to see people appreciate things live value, reliability, and loyalty. Everyday people go into a dealer and drop $50k+ on a car just because they know the badge on the front and nothing else. Honestly, for $50k, what do you get in a new car today? 10 usb ports, 20 cup holder, and a 40" in-dash screen? In 10 years, the junkyards are going to lined with these types of cars.
Another very nice car-passion video, thanks for that! Sometimes when you see these old cars on the road, often rotten and not well taken care of, you can hardly imagine how much fun and stylish they can be, sometimes it is a pain to see how these cars are being treated...
you guys make the best videos on how people should respect there cars but better yet they show us that with care, love and passion for what you drive any car/truck/motorcycle/bus/scooter can be timeless. Thank you Petrolicious
Beautiful video! I absolutely love 80s BMWs and the e28s have a special place in my heart. It is great that these wonderful cars are getting the recognition they deserve and the deep passion they bring.
All these years later and this is still one of my favorite videos to rewatch. Admiditly I am an e28 lover, but damn, title should have been 'a family of ultimate badasses'. Lol. Just love this
Nice cars, nice family. It's nice that they're teaching their son to be resposible and not spoiling him. I believe it gives kids a greater appreciation for things like cars when they have to work and pay for it rather than just giving it to them.
I agree... I was really shocked by how the kid and the mom use the steering wheel. The Canyon road looks pretty nice and easy, but that's not a way to use your hands. Specially the mom... I would be scared to be a passenger.
Great family, teaching the kid the value of things. I drive a Euro spec 1983 BMW e28 daily. It even has the original import documents from Germany. Love it.
Yeah right, as long as you buy into the story. Look at how that poor red one got pimped and call it passion or respect. It looks more like a spoiled brat toy. Guess he never touched a wrench or a screwdriver either. I’ve owned almost all pre 2000 types of bmw’s myself so it’s not about jealousy. I still daily a e28 to this day. This was not the talking of someone who knows bmw’s.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your wonderful life with the BMW community. Can wait to meet you guys in person soon. Yes dad I agree, you can't break an M5. You've got about 200,000 + miles more to go to catch up to my M5, but I know you'll get there smiling the whole way. Austin, your car makes me miss my US DOT bumpers....just a little.
My first car in 2001 was a e28.... worked all summer to buy it full time as a 16 year old! Out of all the cars I have bought... this car is the best car I have ever bought! It had 83k miles on it and I restored it by hand from BAV Auto and I loved all the compliments I got on it! Wish I didn’t sell it!
This has to be my all time favorite video. I love your passion and I can only wish my family was like yours. I saw that you read comments, so let me wish you all the best!
Coming from German bloodlines, owning German cars (Porsche 944, 1971 German Look Super Beetle under construction), and being a German automobile mechanic, I can appreciate this families passion for the brand. I hope to either own an e21 or e 28 in the future as well. Great videos Petrolicious.
and the way she held her hands at the very top of the wheel(ish), not like some drivers do on the sides, not the way they teach you in the 10 and 2 position, but way up there like she is resting on the wheel, does not look safe! Loved the video other than some of her driving!
+Harrison Davis I'm glad you brought this up. Exactly my initial reaction. 10 and 2, 9 and 3 or even 8 and 4 would be better than 11 and 1. How can a driver have a feel for and react properly to what the front wheels are doing with both hands at the top of the wheel?
God I miss my e28 535is. I waited so long for it. Sadly I totaled it, but it did pretty much save my wife and I's life. I am definitely getting another one if I can find a good one.
I have always wanted a Datsun 240z. It is probably my favorite car ever. Its a car my Dad has owned in the past, and it sounds amazing and its the most beautiful thing Iv ever seen. I had pushed this idea to the back of the top of for a long time. This video makes me want one so bad again.
This dude is so lucky to have such a beautiful red BMW *_* I wish i could have such a car for my first car, but insurance costs a lot for these powerful cars, even if they are old :')
Absolutely beautiful 5s. All three. Love what you've done to the red 535. And very cool to see the whole family so passionate about these cars. :) Enjoy it!
So jealous. I live in Ireland so don't have the good weather to keep the rust at bay. I've an e28 520i since 2001 but unfortunately the dreaded tinworn has set up home and it's off the road since 2006. One lucky kid and one cool family. My dream is to own an E28 M5. Someday!!
Great video, as always. Petrolicious just brings soul to these cars that no other youtube channel I subscribe to can do. I love this family, and it makes me happy to see other young people so in love with classic cars! Gives me hope for my generation, that maybe we won't let the classic car hobby die off.
Being passionate about E34's owning a clean one myself with BMW's in the family history, this story watered my eyes. This is such a beautiful family! Awesome dad, the kid is well raised, good taste, worked for his ride, none of that arrogant posing, boy ricer that you see these days... And the mom... Don't even get me started. Having such a beautiful mom driving an E28... I mean what more could a petrolhead ask for? Should I mention the cars? Not really, beautiful cars we can find in 3 secons on google, such a family though... Thank you guys for your story. Make sure to share yours on the bmw stories website, I did mine ;)
Great video. I wished my parents had the same appreciation for cars and especially the "fives" when I was that kids age. Ah well I got a 533i anyway and love it. Cool seeing one driven it's like watching mine from a distance.
I had a 1987 535 iSa for a couple years, it was on the TRX wheels and tires, which worked quite well. It did bring out the devil in me, I next got into Audi 5000CS Quattros, calmer cars that were great in less than perfect conditions, I loved driving in snow in them.
I’ve owned fast and exotic cars, but I still keep an E28……it’s one of the most charming and fun cars ever imho. They are a brilliant drive, great handling, have amazing visibility, and great build quality. Great cars!
Amazing job. The Chau family has a long history of imports, but nothing special like you guys! Very happy for y'all! :) Hoping to give my kid a Lancer, the mom a ralliart, and me the father, an Evo in the future! (i currently drive a regular lancer)
these cars never get old. it is the BMW of the 80's and the E and S series from Mercedes from the 80's as well never get old, charming and over engineered by all measures. bullet proof engines and gear box and suspension and bodies that don't rust easily...
I met you Austin yesterday at Supercar Sunday.... Thanks for showing me your car! It brought back great memories as I had a 1988 535is myself. It was the best 5 Series I've owned! Diamond black w/ tan leather interior. Sure miss that car.
I love them all - but the early 528e here, is rarer to see in good shape than a 535is or M5 by far. Happy to see the right exhausts on all of them (rare) - proportional and not obnoxious. My 1st car was a 1984 533i, Alpine White and Cherry Red. I see the 528e has been fitted with the 533/633 `83-`84 steering wheel. Very nice video and rare family. I've had nothing but vintage BMWs as daily-drivers in the Northeast since age 18 - very unique like you guys.... how many can say they drive their RWD car in the snow, go Ice-Racing and win a Concours in their class?
Ah yes.. beautiful Cali.. This is the only reason why you can have cars like this. Can't find anything this old up here in the Tundra of Canada. The winter months assassinate cars due to all the salt they use on the roads. Good to see people appreciating the value of money and keeping some nice classics on the road. Great vid!
I've never did Auto cross or anything like that in my live yet. But anytime I've been on a backroad and my car has started to understeer or oversteer, I just naturally know what to do without thinking about it, which has probably saved me and my car. Like one time it was raining and I got my 1998 Subaru Outback completely sideways, I kept my foot on the gas and counter steered and scared the crap out of my friend
Awesome rides and its excellent that the parents set rules and had the young lad work and buy the car off them thats how it was for me and thats how it should be and thats how it will be if my daughter ever inquired about my gti
2:00 wow having a family that supports you for who you are and doesn't make judgments... your lucky I have been raised in a family where being myself is a crime.
Hey Austin, are you thinking about a euro bumper, and headlight conversion? I think that will make your car look cleaner. Either way props for keeping your car the way it is.
@@nathanpetrohilos actually that's how advanced drivers are taught, you cut the corner to keep the car balanced through the corner, unless you cant see through the corner. Then it's a bad idea.
Beautiful cars. Even more beautiful attitude. But GOD DAMN that steering from all of them. I want to cry. There are some fuc*ing basics of safe driving (not mentioning sport driving!) and this is really not right. People who stand up for them saying "it's theeer choicee, staahp bitchinn pllz", those are even worse.
That kid has got it made... BUT in the proper way! WTG dad! Made him pay for the car, lets him work on it, took him to driving school. You can see they all appreciate what they have. Can't say that about some other people that have been featured, who just got loads of cash to burn...Thoroughly enjoyed the vid, thanks!
Honestly nothing wrong with people having their parents bought if for them, honestly I’ve never seen why everyone has to hate on people who get given their first car. Sure there are many people who don’t appreciate their privilege, but I for one was given my first car and unlike others I don’t take it for granted. There is no ‘proper way’ to have it made, but there IS a proper way toa ppreicate privilege and be grateful.
Mr and Mrs Caccavo, I am available for adoption...
I think if Petrolicious ever stopped making videos. I might cry.
Same
I will do a big victory turd
Serious respect for this family for keeping these 3 gems on the road.
I truly admire this families budgeting. First time I heard of the $10k car rule and it absolutely makes sense especially in today's world where the newer cars have zero appeal.
Can you feel the feels that I'm feeling? Amazing video, almost reflects what my family will be like in a few yeras. We have 3 Mk2 Golfs; 1 is running perfect, 1 needs some work, and the other we plan to completely restore. Cant wait to get driving!
Awesome
***** Who told you that MK 2 Golfs are shite? I've had a bunch of them, a bunch of A1 GTi, Bimmers and SAABs that's all I pretty much own... and the Golfs are great cars IMO. They are pretty ratty these days because folks drove them into the ground or didn't take good care of them but you find a good one and you got something nice.
***** That's abit far? Just cause you don't like a car, you don't need to talk shit about them to people thatare into them :L
***** Please expand.
***** lol
I met the kid with that red E28 a few weeks ago before this video came out, he was on snake at night and the car was beautiful even in the dark. Very amiable fellow, love this episode.
Thanks Corbin! It was a pleasure meeting you and hope to see you again soon!
***** My very first car was a BMW E28, it was euro 523i with the M10 engine strocked, I had to sell it, biggest mistake!! I am now looking to find another E28 to steal my heart again!! Cheers to you and your family Sir, i wish you all many many happy miles!! i will lie if i say i didnt tear up watching this
Boris
I never knew Ron Jeremy had a family, great video.
Makes for a different Petrolicious! Good to see a normal family with a car passion and a small budget. Kool
I really like this video over a lot of the others - these cars are accessible, have a style and feel of being classic, the owners are relatable and the love their cars. Its not a super rich ego trip hipster fest like some of the other owners. Great family spirit - reminds me when my father, brother, sister and mother all had 1970's XB Ford Falcons in the driveway - my dad would work on them most weekends and we had something in common.
%100 agree you feel the love of normal people lıke us. Amazıng vıdeo really
It's a great story and a better family. It's nice to see people appreciate things live value, reliability, and loyalty. Everyday people go into a dealer and drop $50k+ on a car just because they know the badge on the front and nothing else. Honestly, for $50k, what do you get in a new car today? 10 usb ports, 20 cup holder, and a 40" in-dash screen? In 10 years, the junkyards are going to lined with these types of cars.
E28 is a amazing car & the E28 M5 what a legend the start of probably the best sports saloon ever the M5
The father looks like Ron Jeremy.
Lmao glad im not the only one that said that.
He is Ron Jeremy. This is his family he had after retirement.
Best petrolicious I've seen in ages!! The family are great! Like each car and owner!
WHAT A LIFE FOR THAT KID. Imagine having both parents to have the same car as you.. what a lovely and gee28ky family😍
Another very nice car-passion video, thanks for that! Sometimes when you see these old cars on the road, often rotten and not well taken care of, you can hardly imagine how much fun and stylish they can be, sometimes it is a pain to see how these cars are being treated...
you guys make the best videos on how people should respect there cars but better yet they show us that with care, love and passion for what you drive any car/truck/motorcycle/bus/scooter can be timeless. Thank you Petrolicious
Beautiful video! I absolutely love 80s BMWs and the e28s have a special place in my heart. It is great that these wonderful cars are getting the recognition they deserve and the deep passion they bring.
This video made me so damn happy cause I've got a 535is from 88 and it is so damn beautiful
All these years later and this is still one of my favorite videos to rewatch. Admiditly I am an e28 lover, but damn, title should have been 'a family of ultimate badasses'. Lol. Just love this
Nice cars, nice family. It's nice that they're teaching their son to be resposible and not spoiling him. I believe it gives kids a greater appreciation for things like cars when they have to work and pay for it rather than just giving it to them.
Wow! A blast from the past! ..... Thanks Petrolicious and The Caccavo Family
Thanks for a lovely story of family pulling together, enjoying cars and resisting automotive waste. Great work guys.
Old Bimmers are the best, proud owner of a 5 series e39
"He's a pretty good driver" - Sorry pops, 9:12 thinks otherwise... :D
Still it's a great video and I share a lot of what had been said in it.
I agree... I was really shocked by how the kid and the mom use the steering wheel. The Canyon road looks pretty nice and easy, but that's not a way to use your hands.
Specially the mom... I would be scared to be a passenger.
Yohann Paris
Scared? I would get out of her car. Who gave her a driver's licence ?!
It was all slow speed stuff. I'm embarrassed by the hands too haha
I'm glad you enjoyed it though. Sorry about my mistakes haha
Austin Caccavo lesson leaned don´t do it again ;) great cars lovely video, nice to see real car people!
Son, thats a sick ride you have there! Great family and awesome video
Great family, teaching the kid the value of things. I drive a Euro spec 1983 BMW e28 daily. It even has the original import documents from Germany. Love it.
Yeah right, as long as you buy into the story. Look at how that poor red one got pimped and call it passion or respect. It looks more like a spoiled brat toy. Guess he never touched a wrench or a screwdriver either. I’ve owned almost all pre 2000 types of bmw’s myself so it’s not about jealousy. I still daily a e28 to this day. This was not the talking of someone who knows bmw’s.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your wonderful life with the BMW community. Can wait to meet you guys in person soon. Yes dad I agree, you can't break an M5. You've got about 200,000 + miles more to go to catch up to my M5, but I know you'll get there smiling the whole way. Austin, your car makes me miss my US DOT bumpers....just a little.
I assume this is randy, if so, I will see you this weekend at the GarageWelt meet!
My first car in 2001 was a e28.... worked all summer to buy it full time as a 16 year old! Out of all the cars I have bought... this car is the best car I have ever bought! It had 83k miles on it and I restored it by hand from BAV Auto and I loved all the compliments I got on it! Wish I didn’t sell it!
This is one of the BEST Petrolicioud episodes ever.
Great job.
This has to be my all time favorite video. I love your passion and I can only wish my family was like yours. I saw that you read comments, so let me wish you all the best!
Coming from German bloodlines, owning German cars (Porsche 944, 1971 German Look Super Beetle under construction), and being a German automobile mechanic, I can appreciate this families passion for the brand. I hope to either own an e21 or e 28 in the future as well. Great videos Petrolicious.
Nice Video!
How the Mother cuts corners is pretty horrifying tough...
and the way she held her hands at the very top of the wheel(ish), not like some drivers do on the sides, not the way they teach you in the 10 and 2 position, but way up there like she is resting on the wheel, does not look safe! Loved the video other than some of her driving!
+Harrison Davis I'm glad you brought this up. Exactly my initial reaction. 10 and 2, 9 and 3 or even 8 and 4 would be better than 11 and 1. How can a driver have a feel for and react properly to what the front wheels are doing with both hands at the top of the wheel?
@@ianfindlay865 if you can drive properly it matters very little where you hold the wheel.
God I miss my e28 535is. I waited so long for it. Sadly I totaled it, but it did pretty much save my wife and I's life. I am definitely getting another one if I can find a good one.
I have always wanted a Datsun 240z. It is probably my favorite car ever. Its a car my Dad has owned in the past, and it sounds amazing and its the most beautiful thing Iv ever seen. I had pushed this idea to the back of the top of for a long time. This video makes me want one so bad again.
This dude is so lucky to have such a beautiful red BMW *_* I wish i could have such a car for my first car, but insurance costs a lot for these powerful cars, even if they are old :')
ARCERAS Only the fathers car is an M5...
***** Owh rly? Well ok...
Yes the red one is a 535is as you can see in the video, still beautiful regardless.
Classic car insurance can be surprisingly affordable.
Insurance? On a car that old? It's cheap as hell.
Absolutely beautiful 5s. All three. Love what you've done to the red 535. And very cool to see the whole family so passionate about these cars. :) Enjoy it!
So jealous. I live in Ireland so don't have the good weather to keep the rust at bay. I've an e28 520i since 2001 but unfortunately the dreaded tinworn has set up home and it's off the road since 2006. One lucky kid and one cool family. My dream is to own an E28 M5. Someday!!
Onboard cam footage was insanely cool. I felt like i was in the back seat. Plz do more of this kind of footage. i could watch that forever
So Cool to see a family that is so tight and all are involved with something So personal to them.
Great video, as always. Petrolicious just brings soul to these cars that no other youtube channel I subscribe to can do. I love this family, and it makes me happy to see other young people so in love with classic cars! Gives me hope for my generation, that maybe we won't let the classic car hobby die off.
This video is absolutely beautiful! Gorgeous E28s!
Loved this as I love all Petrolicious videos, but it had a different vibe to it from previous videos. Not sure how to describe, but it felt different.
I owned a 1985 model E28 520i for a few years, not as immaculate as these here, loved it, still miss it.
Aesthetically the red one definitely needs to be euro'ed
And...get rid of that awful roof rack and...definitely deserves a better driver.
Being passionate about E34's owning a clean one myself with BMW's in the family history, this story watered my eyes. This is such a beautiful family! Awesome dad, the kid is well raised, good taste, worked for his ride, none of that arrogant posing, boy ricer that you see these days... And the mom... Don't even get me started. Having such a beautiful mom driving an E28... I mean what more could a petrolhead ask for? Should I mention the cars? Not really, beautiful cars we can find in 3 secons on google, such a family though...
Thank you guys for your story. Make sure to share yours on the bmw stories website, I did mine ;)
What a strange way to steer...
Anyway, great video as always, looks like you found the key to a happy family !
Yeah yeah I know I goofed haha
Austin Caccavo It was at slow speed, so it's okay...
Personally I'm dreaming of a BMW 2002 for years... Ah maybe one day...
Austin Caccavo Beautiful E28 man! Im glad your hard work and determination has gotten the recognition it deserves.
Whatever works, right? Cripes, remind me never to get on petrolicious, as I don't need 40 thousand people barking about my steering style.
justfakeit888 Only thing that would piss the Petrolicious comments off more is the mention of E85 an LS swaps lol.
Great video. I wished my parents had the same appreciation for cars and especially the "fives" when I was that kids age. Ah well I got a 533i anyway and love it. Cool seeing one driven it's like watching mine from a distance.
A car enthusiast family? Incredible. Those e28's are gorgeous.
I had a 1987 535 iSa for a couple years, it was on the TRX wheels and tires, which worked quite well. It did bring out the devil in me, I next got into Audi 5000CS Quattros, calmer cars that were great in less than perfect conditions, I loved driving in snow in them.
I’ve owned fast and exotic cars, but I still keep an E28……it’s one of the most charming and fun cars ever imho. They are a brilliant drive, great handling, have amazing visibility, and great build quality. Great cars!
More classic BMWs please! I love them. Getting an E30 next month. Can't wait...
Absolutely beautiful E28s. Makes me want to work on mine even more.
Felt like i was in heaven for a moment. Truly intriguing!
Absolutely the coolest video on youtube that I have seen in weeks.
That 535 is superbbb! Gorgeous! A bit stance-nationy but, still acceptable.
Love this video, great family story of a great car!
This is the happiest Family ever... 😍😍😍
amazing clip this is one of the greatest on this channel
not just becoz of the amazing cars but the story is so awesome!
Amazing job. The Chau family has a long history of imports, but nothing special like you guys! Very happy for y'all! :) Hoping to give my kid a Lancer, the mom a ralliart, and me the father, an Evo in the future! (i currently drive a regular lancer)
these cars never get old. it is the BMW of the 80's and the E and S series from Mercedes from the 80's as well never get old, charming and over engineered by all measures. bullet proof engines and gear box and suspension and bodies that don't rust easily...
I met you Austin yesterday at Supercar Sunday.... Thanks for showing me your car! It brought back great memories as I had a 1988 535is myself. It was the best 5 Series I've owned! Diamond black w/ tan leather interior. Sure miss that car.
What an odd time for me to check comments! Very nice meeting you. Watching this video is so interesting as my tastes have changed so much
I love them all - but the early 528e here, is rarer to see in good shape than a 535is or M5 by far. Happy to see the right exhausts on all of them (rare) - proportional and not obnoxious. My 1st car was a 1984 533i, Alpine White and Cherry Red. I see the 528e has been fitted with the 533/633 `83-`84 steering wheel. Very nice video and rare family. I've had nothing but vintage BMWs as daily-drivers in the Northeast since age 18 - very unique like you guys.... how many can say they drive their RWD car in the snow, go Ice-Racing and win a Concours in their class?
i'm personally an E30 type of guy but this E28 is good too
Much Love for e28's! Can't wait to get mine back on the road. I imagine myself driving it when I'm in my e34 lol 👍👌
Love this. Love the cars and a cool family! Yeah they've made some serious money on those cars! GOOD for them!
Ah yes.. beautiful Cali.. This is the only reason why you can have cars like this. Can't find anything this old up here in the Tundra of Canada. The winter months assassinate cars due to all the salt they use on the roads.
Good to see people appreciating the value of money and keeping some nice classics on the road. Great vid!
coming from germany and seeing the us bumpers is so sad for u americans^^
+PSNeko until you bump something and it saves you from bending the frame
yea. they are butt fuckin ugly! i do have euro lights though. bumpers are the holy grail!
Scott Laursen
my e30 has got chrome bumpers but as a german they are sweet and small and perfect
Are american bumpers a law or can one replace an american for a euro bumper?
J Silva you can replace them, hard to find and expensive
Man motivation right here to get to building my e28
One of my most favorite UA-cam channels!
Such a lucky kid. Also that roof rack looks amazing
so many great stories on this channel. I need to got bed... maybe more.
As always, thank you for the film!
Those gold bbs wheels look fantastic on that car, and I usually never say that about them.
Great story and each had their individual love of the 5.
my favorite bmw, the E28 5 series. Beauty's !
All family have a same cars, wow ! I like these E-28.
Old BMW's are beautiful. I hope to own a 2002 one day.
2002s are georgeous! Personally I love them completely blacked out.
Glad to see you Petrolicious back!!
You've done it again Petrolicious.
I love my E24 M635CSi. It's like an old friend. I grew up with shark nosed BMWs
I've never did Auto cross or anything like that in my live yet. But anytime I've been on a backroad and my car has started to understeer or oversteer, I just naturally know what to do without thinking about it, which has probably saved me and my car. Like one time it was raining and I got my 1998 Subaru Outback completely sideways, I kept my foot on the gas and counter steered and scared the crap out of my friend
such a nice family story! really enjoyed that one :)
Wonderful banter
Awesome rides and its excellent that the parents set rules and had the young lad work and buy the car off them thats how it was for me and thats how it should be and thats how it will be if my daughter ever inquired about my gti
Everything from cold war Germany is brilliant.. gotta love it
This is a great video with stunning cars and some life lessons, nice!
A clean moderately low mileage E28 M5 can easily fetch 40k now. That's amazing to see the inflation of value, the cleanest E28's can get up to 90k.
Those US spec bumpers though
2:00 wow having a family that supports you for who you are and doesn't make judgments... your lucky I have been raised in a family where being myself is a crime.
Hey Austin, are you thinking about a euro bumper, and headlight conversion? I think that will make your car look cleaner. Either way props for keeping your car the way it is.
Fantastic! One of Petrolicious best!
Mom likes to cut those corners..
i thought the same thing, Terrible driving habit on public roads, disgusts me every time i see it
@@nathanpetrohilos actually that's how advanced drivers are taught, you cut the corner to keep the car balanced through the corner, unless you cant see through the corner. Then it's a bad idea.
Beautiful cars. Even more beautiful attitude. But GOD DAMN that steering from all of them. I want to cry. There are some fuc*ing basics of safe driving (not mentioning sport driving!) and this is really not right. People who stand up for them saying "it's theeer choicee, staahp bitchinn pllz", those are even worse.
What a great family! I think mom is the best driver of all lmao
Love the 10k rule, same philosophy here
Impressed! Fantastic video :-)
Wow, they are one lucky family. E28 is a wonderful car. Maybe time to start looking for euro-bumpers though?
Awesome story, great video. Feel like they were making such a big deal about him paying for it. I paid for my first vette when I was 16.
US bumpers look hideous compared to EURO bumpers.
Awesome cars though, love the E28