@@jans.6537 That is not true. That front panel along with the rest of the body is stamped metal. There’s a few videos on here about how it is made. It is definitely interesting.
lol, this is the only review video I've seen about Vespas that called something "plastic" (this is false, Vespa uses metal), mentioned it depreciating in value (where is he? used Vespa's cost the same as new ones depending on the model - there are hardcore collectors of this scooter brand), and Japanese scooters are better (this is a preference - also, many J-scooters look like mini motorcycles, not scooters). I have to give it to the creator, their bias was showing very heavily in this review 😂
If you're taking about "reliability" then ask any long term Vespa owner and you'll know that Vespa's are built like little tanks, they are generally bomb proof, many running well over 100,000km with nothing more than general maintenance. I've had 5 in total from PX, LX and GTS and all have been stellar in reliability. Yes, Japanese scooters are reliable too but Vespa's monocoque steal body is built to outlast your riding days, thats why we still see plenty of vintage models all around the world that are still humming along. Yes you pay a little more but its well justified for build quality, longevity, ride and design. Timeless no matter which model you choose.
vespas hold their value because they are a quality product i have an 04 et4 mint green only problem was a drive belt that i neglected to replace in time. still look fabulous with many compliments. i want a new sprint.........hopefully some pastel colors in the future.
@@wewouldneversellourclubfor3166 you fall over twice and theres nothing left. vespas are made for responsive acceleration and quality bodies. all vehicles require care and they all have their own beauties. the only scooter id pick beside vespas would be honda SH :))))
I've had 6 Vespas in my life. Still have 4 of them. They are bullet proof. Never done anything to them but routine maintenance. And they look like a scooter should! Who cares about the money!
I've had the Primavera since 2016 and had no problems with it. cheap to insure, it's a 125, I am getting around 110 mpg, it's top speed is 67 mph. I watched videos on scooter west in the u.s, their used Vespa's are not cheap. I still own a Honda Scooter, it nice, but feels cheap compared to the Vespa and of course it was cheaper than the Vespa. Many people comment on how nice the Vespa is, I never had anyone say anything about my Honda, the Honda is just another Scooter. The Vespa is a work of art.
Thought I would add, my scooter has just passed 38,000 miles and still going strong! I used my Honda for work for a period just over 8 years and it's got less than 4,000 miles on it.
Vespas hold value very well. Especially older ones. New model vespas tend to keep value at the same rate nicer cars do. After 10 years and alot of use? yeah you lose cost. I know the Ruckus tends to start cheap and stay pretty cheap. its value is pretty locked until you mess them up. Though Ruckus' are also kinda crappy shaky little things while a vespa can and frequently are used for touring. So they are sorta a different market.
They don’t hold their value. I routinely see the 150s for about $2500 with almost no miles on them. Once you buy it for $2500 used, yeah, it’s definitely going to hold its value at that point.
I just don`t understand people who compare Vespa and japanese scooters. Why compare a Ferrari to a Toyota Camry Taxi? Vespa is passion. Japan scooters is boredom.
Sorry, I have to disagree with the comments on this video in regards to the resale value of the Vespa. When I was shopping around for a used Vespa, I was shocked to see 14 and 16 year old Vespa's selling between $3,500 and $4,000. That is why, I bought a brand new 2022 model for only $6,500, and very happy with it.
one of the reasons why vespas are so expencive as new is cause u pretty much pay for the brand.. same as if u would buy like gucci clothes u mostly pay for the brand! i have a vespa primavera 50cc and im suuper happy with it!!
I agree. He doesn't think a Vespa holds its value. He thinks that tool kit is a raincoat. WTF? And dude, you can buy an option side stand if you want. And it's a fuel ejected scooter so who the heck wants a kick starter?
I bought a 150 in 2003, ride it in town all the time it's not raining or freezing. All I've done is change tires and put gas in it and a new battery every few years. Resale? I'm not selling
My LX is 12 years old and has had liitle done to it. It still runs well, and is in top condition. I'm not the first owner. It may have spent some time outside and leaning agaist a fence. Great video. That thing wrapped up under the seat? Tool kit maybe. It has a special spark plug wrench in it. That shouldn't get lost.
The maintenance on the Vespa is the same as any other scooter, what would make it any different? I bought an ET4 in 2001 and it was very easy to care for and was 100% reliable. I had zero issues with it.
Vespa parts can be slightly more expensive but not by much. But they are also generally of better quality unless you shift to performance parts like shocks. I find Hondas generally use cheaper lighter parts while vespas never feel like they skimped on stuff.
@@wewouldneversellourclubfor3166 I kinda have to disagree. In general you are right. Especially with motorcycles. Vespas are generally made to the same quality as modern Suzuki motorycles and are very reliable. Now if we were talking about Fiats or Guzzi I would totally agree with you.
You don't need a license in Baltimore, every teen has their own dirtbike. Police aren't allowed to chase, so you don't need to worry about police chases, insurance, stop signs or red lights.
Thank you for the video Vehiche Hunter! I own a Vespa Primavera and I would never buy a brandnew vespa, because in Sweden the first 2 years they tend to depriciate a lot, but then the value kind of stabilizes. I have a 50cc, and when I get a motorbike license I may stick with a piaggio branded product or go with a japanese scooter (most piaggio scooters have exactly the same engine as the vespa brand) I got mine because the offer was just extremely good (if this offer wouldn't come I'd get a yamaha neos or honda nsc vision), now it will very soon be 14,000km and it has had zero issues what-so-ever and only done basic service.
Stopped watching as soon as he said " I prefer Japanese bikes" LOL After saying Vespas don't hold their value, this guy must not know what he is talking about. Here in California they hold value well.
Same here in Australia, even high milage models sell exceptionally well. I'm not sure whether the guy did enough research on that comments with "reliability". My I've had more reliability niggles with Japanese scooters which is ironic.
Almost any vehicle; motorcycle, scooter or car will lose a lot of money as soon as you drive it out of the showroom. If you buy a used Vespa (or any other vehicle) then you will let another idiot lose all the money and the cost of ownership will be low.
I usually buy used bikes and cars but understand people wanting a new scooter with a warranty and not a used bike with a questionable history. I loved my 2004 Vespa but the water pump went out and I didn’t like our Vespa service department. I may return to the Italian fold soon. Motorcycle and car companies don’t stay in business selling used vehicles.
More reliable than a FIAT? These scooters are only better to drive around towns, or maybe delivering food in asia, europe, or some states in the U.S. They can be taken care of like any other scooter, but these are some who are looking for a transportation on a budget.
You don’t think Vespa holds its value ??? What in the world do you know about bikes ????running cost ??? Bro please research before you ramble, and stop thinking !!!
@@tomcat6933 I'm very jealous of that extra set of hanging blinkers, I'm sure you're right about that. in fact I wish vespas had even more redundant blinkers
This person just doesn’t like nice things when you buy something you wants to make sure it’s going to last you a good while and the price doesn’t Matter because you will know that was money well spent
I have ridden the honda 150sh and I think the Honda is better mainly because of the large diameter wheels. There is hardly any storage int he SH compared to the vespa. the Vespa has more bells and whistles. I should defiantly compare them, thanks for the comment.
Finally I found a "cheapskate" reviewer .See this guy is so proud being poor.I am from Kerala, India and I bought a vespa 150 cc scooter for 1lakh 61000 rupees on March 2021.
Vespa’s are so much better than the cheaper Asian imports sorry…… And I think they hold their value much better than Japanese scooters…. Makes a video about a scooter he does not like…. 😡
When you buy a vespa you're not only paying for the vehicle but for the brand value and heritage too... You just can't compare it with honda and Suzuki's... Its like comparing ios with android 😂
Vespa is metal so yes real good plastic .
He tapped on the steering part, which is plastic. Only the framework is metal.
@@jans.6537 That is not true. That front panel along with the rest of the body is stamped metal. There’s a few videos on here about how it is made. It is definitely interesting.
@@AL_1547 Yes there is no separate frame on a Vespa. They are like a unibody car. The body is the frame. all metal.
lol, this is the only review video I've seen about Vespas that called something "plastic" (this is false, Vespa uses metal), mentioned it depreciating in value (where is he? used Vespa's cost the same as new ones depending on the model - there are hardcore collectors of this scooter brand), and Japanese scooters are better (this is a preference - also, many J-scooters look like mini motorcycles, not scooters). I have to give it to the creator, their bias was showing very heavily in this review 😂
Does it rust?
vespas hold their value RIDICULOUSLY well
yea like what...
If you're taking about "reliability" then ask any long term Vespa owner and you'll know that Vespa's are built like little tanks, they are generally bomb proof, many running well over 100,000km with nothing more than general maintenance. I've had 5 in total from PX, LX and GTS and all have been stellar in reliability. Yes, Japanese scooters are reliable too but Vespa's monocoque steal body is built to outlast your riding days, thats why we still see plenty of vintage models all around the world that are still humming along. Yes you pay a little more but its well justified for build quality, longevity, ride and design. Timeless no matter which model you choose.
But the Japanese scooters will still outlast the vespa and are far better value for money and in my books that's a winner.
vespas hold their value because they are a quality product i have an 04 et4 mint green only problem was a drive belt that i neglected to replace in time. still look fabulous with many compliments. i want a new sprint.........hopefully some pastel colors in the future.
My Vespa is 56 years old and still running strong. Can your Japanese copycat top that? I’ll wait.
Then why do most Italians buy the Honda sh 150??
@@wewouldneversellourclubfor3166 you fall over twice and theres nothing left. vespas are made for responsive acceleration and quality bodies. all vehicles require care and they all have their own beauties. the only scooter id pick beside vespas would be honda SH :))))
I've had 6 Vespas in my life. Still have 4 of them. They are bullet proof. Never done anything to them but routine maintenance. And they look like a scooter should! Who cares about the money!
I've had the Primavera since 2016 and had no problems with it. cheap to insure, it's a 125, I am getting around 110 mpg, it's top speed is 67 mph.
I watched videos on scooter west in the u.s, their used Vespa's are not cheap. I still own a Honda Scooter, it nice, but feels cheap compared to the Vespa and of course
it was cheaper than the Vespa. Many people comment on how nice the Vespa is, I never had anyone say anything about my Honda, the Honda is just another Scooter.
The Vespa is a work of art.
Furi Curi!
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Thought I would add, my scooter has just passed 38,000 miles and still going strong! I used my Honda for work for a period just over 8 years and it's got less than 4,000 miles on it.
What a gorgeous vehicle
Vespas hold value very well. Especially older ones. New model vespas tend to keep value at the same rate nicer cars do. After 10 years and alot of use? yeah you lose cost. I know the Ruckus tends to start cheap and stay pretty cheap. its value is pretty locked until you mess them up. Though Ruckus' are also kinda crappy shaky little things while a vespa can and frequently are used for touring. So they are sorta a different market.
do not mention that but ugly ruckus and a vespa in the same sentence.
They don’t hold their value. I routinely see the 150s for about $2500 with almost no miles on them. Once you buy it for $2500 used, yeah, it’s definitely going to hold its value at that point.
Normal people: *itergrated lights* , *seat opens up*
me: *Fooly Cooly!*
also me: Oasis, The Who
i see you are a man of cutlure as well
That was a 65 Super Sport though.
I just don`t understand people who compare Vespa and japanese scooters. Why compare a Ferrari to a Toyota Camry Taxi? Vespa is passion. Japan scooters is boredom.
You are absolutely spot on
Sorry, I have to disagree with the comments on this video in regards to the resale value of the Vespa. When I was shopping around for a used Vespa, I was shocked to see 14 and 16 year old Vespa's selling between $3,500 and $4,000. That is why, I bought a brand new 2022 model for only $6,500, and very happy with it.
one of the reasons why vespas are so expencive as new is cause u pretty much pay for the brand.. same as if u would buy like gucci clothes u mostly pay for the brand! i have a vespa primavera 50cc and im suuper happy with it!!
Sorry some people are hating😞 I loved this review, very helpful!!! 💛 I love your Vespa
Fooly Cooly?
Exactly
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Oasis
this guy has no idea what hes talking about
I agree. He doesn't think a Vespa holds its value. He thinks that tool kit is a raincoat. WTF? And dude, you can buy an option side stand if you want. And it's a fuel ejected scooter so who the heck wants a kick starter?
Rain jacket or cover? You couldn't even feel the tools when you grabbed it?
lol
Dummy
LMAO
Yup! When he said that my eyes almost got stuck in the back of my head.
I bought a 150 in 2003, ride it in town all the time it's not raining or freezing. All I've done is change tires and put gas in it and a new battery every few years. Resale? I'm not selling
Not even changing the oil :O?
@@addeade231 Maybe it`s a PX150 ?
My LX is 12 years old and has had liitle done to it. It still runs well, and is in top condition. I'm not the first owner. It may have spent some time outside and leaning agaist a fence. Great video. That thing wrapped up under the seat? Tool kit maybe. It has a special spark plug wrench in it. That shouldn't get lost.
The maintenance on the Vespa is the same as any other scooter, what would make it any different? I bought an ET4 in 2001 and it was very easy to care for and was 100% reliable. I had zero issues with it.
How many miles do you have on your vespa?
Vespa parts can be slightly more expensive but not by much. But they are also generally of better quality unless you shift to performance parts like shocks. I find Hondas generally use cheaper lighter parts while vespas never feel like they skimped on stuff.
Vehicle Hunter I personally put 240,000 miles on my px200e before I started upgrading my motor. Just saying.
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Sorry but Italian parts were never better than Japanese parts as Japanese were always more reliable than Italian its just the way it is.
@@wewouldneversellourclubfor3166 I kinda have to disagree. In general you are right. Especially with motorcycles. Vespas are generally made to the same quality as modern Suzuki motorycles and are very reliable. Now if we were talking about Fiats or Guzzi I would totally agree with you.
It doesn't have a kickstarter because it's an "I-Get", which means it has fuel injectors
You don't need a license in Baltimore, every teen has their own dirtbike. Police aren't allowed to chase, so you don't need to worry about police chases, insurance, stop signs or red lights.
My Vespa 150 is 2006 and it’s still going strong 🛵
How many miles do you have?
@@VehicleHunter 38,000Km~ as of today
Vespa number one for the last 50 years
Vespa is the most reliable scooter you can own we have vespa Sprint from the 60s still working
Thank you for the video Vehiche Hunter! I own a Vespa Primavera and I would never buy a brandnew vespa, because in Sweden the first 2 years they tend to depriciate a lot, but then the value kind of stabilizes. I have a 50cc, and when I get a motorbike license I may stick with a piaggio branded product or go with a japanese scooter (most piaggio scooters have exactly the same engine as the vespa brand) I got mine because the offer was just extremely good (if this offer wouldn't come I'd get a yamaha neos or honda nsc vision), now it will very soon be 14,000km and it has had zero issues what-so-ever and only done basic service.
The UK version is much nicer ...front and rear indicator placement on the US version looks awful.
fuel injected vehicles usually don't come with kick start.
And vespas are better on maintenance than anything else, especially the px’s
I love sxl vxl and vbc and GTS AND I brefer bws 125cc
Stopped watching as soon as he said " I prefer Japanese bikes" LOL After saying Vespas don't hold their value, this guy must not know what he is talking about. Here in California they hold value well.
Same here in Australia, even high milage models sell exceptionally well. I'm not sure whether the guy did enough research on that comments with "reliability". My I've had more reliability niggles with Japanese scooters which is ironic.
be butthurt all you want but Japanese bikes are so much better. People who have far more experience will know that.
@@wolverineiscool7161 ha ha pretty darn funny!
So true every word u spoke......
Can’t help but notice the flat tire on the blue car.
How did the jacket fit?
Vespa looks great but Honda is still nr 1 ❤
Almost any vehicle; motorcycle, scooter or car will lose a lot of money as soon as you drive it out of the showroom. If you buy a used Vespa (or any other vehicle) then you will let another idiot lose all the money and the cost of ownership will be low.
I usually buy used bikes and cars but understand people wanting a new scooter with a warranty and not a used bike with a questionable history. I loved my 2004 Vespa but the water pump went out and I didn’t like our Vespa service department. I may return to the Italian fold soon. Motorcycle and car companies don’t stay in business selling used vehicles.
Who on earth would ever say in public that he prefers japanese scooters over Vespas...
I'll say it again. I like Japanese scooters over Vespas. But if you give me a Vespa i'll ride it. Then sell it, and buy 2 Japanese scooters ;)
I prefer Japanese scooters over vespa scooters.
Can’t reason with crazy……
This guy has no clue. the rain jacket under the seat? Vespas don’t hold their value? Man, go back to your Honda. You don’t deserve a Vespa.
Everyone loves a Vespa
I would like to buy a vespa 150cc with bumper
And 4 wheels. 😂
Flcl vibes
I like cheap and hold the value 😂
Finally a video in F**KING ENGLISH!!!!!
What a light weight review :(
Yes
More reliable than a FIAT?
These scooters are only better to drive around towns, or maybe delivering food in asia, europe, or some states in the U.S.
They can be taken care of like any other scooter, but these are some who are looking for a transportation on a budget.
You don’t think Vespa holds its value ??? What in the world do you know about bikes ????running cost ??? Bro please research before you ramble, and stop thinking !!!
In my experience they don't hold their value that well, but it also has to do with it being a scooter. In the U.S. scooters don't hold their value.
@@VehicleHunter Hunter is right, in italy or the UK scooter values hold better. Its just a difference in markets.
Amer Husseini other way around, start thinking is what you meant to say.
Virgo v nope, even in the United States they hold value better than anything, even the et4 goes anywhere from 2,400- $4,000
Yea AMER calm down nerd
Don't you know that's the cover for the scooter -_-
How fast can they go ? 105KM? My LT125 goes about 100Km on my speedometer.
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Why is there 2 ugly hanging nonsense of a signal light below the handlebar when there’s already integrated one
In the USA only, because the USA is lame
@@Crabbyskunk stop hating it just shows your jealousy
@@tomcat6933 I'm very jealous of that extra set of hanging blinkers, I'm sure you're right about that. in fact I wish vespas had even more redundant blinkers
@@Crabbyskunk i would just remove them. You don't need them in the US
@@tomcat6933 actually the US is the only country where you DO need those extra stalks on the Sprints and Primaveras, to meet DOT requirements
And they hold value better than anything on earth ( including porches )
Not around here, they sell really cheap.
That is just silly.
Vehicle Hunter it’s true though dot did a study that showed that vespas are the most economically independent from everything else.
@@jonahcowans9073 What does it mean to be economically independent? Which DOT did this study?
This person just doesn’t like nice things when you buy something you wants to make sure it’s going to last you a good while and the price doesn’t Matter because you will know that was money well spent
I didn't know Donald Trump made scooter reviews
"it is very expensive" lol...
So many mistakes in this review. He needs to do more research.
Compare it to the SH or PCX.
I have ridden the honda 150sh and I think the Honda is better mainly because of the large diameter wheels. There is hardly any storage int he SH compared to the vespa. the Vespa has more bells and whistles. I should defiantly compare them, thanks for the comment.
How fast are they?
STUDY 1st before you review the VESPA bro, You are wrong on the plastic parts, the raincoat, and mostly are not well studied
I gust buy it today sprint 150 gray
What is the top speed?
Infamous15 105
@@kevvwillbeit7436 oh thanks for telling!
Finally I found a "cheapskate" reviewer .See this guy is so proud being poor.I am from Kerala, India and I bought a vespa 150 cc scooter for 1lakh 61000 rupees on March 2021.
Vespas hold their value much more than the others and vespas are very reliable. Do your research before posting trash.
Did you wet your bed?
What companys in Japan make scooters?
All the big ones.
Look at the e er uhhh umm.. details!!
does anyone know how long it takes to get up to top speed?
Rain jacket hahahahaha
There are no scooters so maintenence free like Vespa’s hun 😂
You can not kickstart an electronic injection scooter 🤦🏼♂️
Flcl type beat
To be fair; you should compare this with Honda SH or Honda PCX, not the Elite.
He has no ideas what he is talking about! LOL!
Lol i dont want to watch the entire video, whats he saying?
He's in Vietnam give him a break
Vespa’s are so much better than the cheaper Asian imports sorry…… And I think they hold their value much better than Japanese scooters…. Makes a video about a scooter he does not like…. 😡
Do you only like videos of things you like?
@@VehicleHunter Yes! (Actually I respect your opinion) fun to stir the water sometimes. 😉
Plastic is not good quality!!
get an nmax
When you buy a vespa you're not only paying for the vehicle but for the brand value and heritage too... You just can't compare it with honda and Suzuki's... Its like comparing ios with android 😂
But when it comes to engineering the Honda and suzuki will be better.
Android is 3x to 1 ios
Nah I'd rather have a ninja 400.
The quality is going down...switches are Chinese! Cable boom is China made...so price is too high!
Way overpriced and not worth it.
You can choose original parts from Italy