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I can't believe how many idiots are working in the shops in these videos. It's surprising they haven't been sued into bankruptcy for allowing so many of those vehicles to be driven away. If a vehicle is dangerous the shops have the legal obligation to keep it off the road.

Thanks for these! It is a mix of hilarious and scary.

I lived in Pennsylvania for my first 37 years of life, so I know the reality of rusty cars. Got to say besides Ohio, you guys got the best examples of death traps I ever witnessed. 😳🙏🏻😂

Why would you take it in and then not have anything done to it. I hope there getting a 1 hour diag charge. Thanks for sharing my friend

“Said”

Yeah, that's surprising and refreshing (if they actually do it). Seriously, the ones who go "nuh huh, it's fine" should be denounced for potential criminal negligence...

Oddly these videos always say they will be "bringing it to a scrapyard", rather than taking it.

The other surprise for that Honda CRV is that the tires look new. Somebody change those tires and stayed silent.

​​@@eyesoddThat's the narrators phrasing, guess that's how they say it where he's from.

America. The land of the dumb and free. USAUSAUSA!!! 💩 hole country.

And there are people who shouldn’t be out on the road at all! Come to think of it, none of us should: we definitely could use much more public transit in the USA and walkable cities so people who can’t drive (and just people in general) wouldn’t have to rely on cars to get everywhere all the damn time. Have you seen today’s electric transit? It’s fast, it’s eco-friendly, it doesn’t need to be maintained and it’s absolutely AMAZING-LOOKING!

Sweep. I think you mean that their sanity should be "recalled!" 😉

Most of the cars on this channel are beaters or junk. The #1 reason people decline repairs or drive a car that should be scrapped, is lack of money - not necessarily lack of brains.

​@Sashazur exactly, I have been guilty of driving garbage for that same reason. Not this dangerous mind you, but borderline. I have sent 2 to the scrapyard before I could afford a better used car. However, getting the last 1-2 years out of a beater while saving up for a nice car is a cheaper way than paying all that intrest on a loan.

LMFAOO he was NOT having it that day

My grandfather in the 70's got pulled over for a loud muffler and had an argument with the cop about how his muffler was not loud, but quiet as could be. It was sitting in the backseat after having fallen off! 😂

​@remusgrrrl technically the muffler was quite, it was the rest of the exhaust system that was loud. 😂

Are you talking about Tommy Boy or Planes, Trains, and Automobiles?

Those are the scariest words after seeing these "vehicles"

I smell money...

.. well that be a different way to make the darwin awards..

I'd hate to ride in that in morning or evening sun. You'd need welding googles for the glare.

That's one hell of a frag grenade and a half in a crash...

A former service manager I worked for thought that the recalls were great for getting customers into the shop to sell them work. My experience is that recall customers do not buy anything. If it's not free. It's not for me.

Gonna have a face like Zhou from James Bond’s die another day

What?! Are you, by any chance, impugning the character of a fine upstanding member of the previously enjoyed vehicle trade?

That’s why you always inspect the car your buying to be sure it’s not a POS

@@josepholiver6733 I still can't believe people are that stupid and wouldn't just look at the subframe.

They probably accused the owner of time-travelling in the thing.

@@monad_tcp yep but what’s even worse is that a business can sale a car with it being like that and get away with by it I’m so glad I live in the south

Reduced........to atoms.

The Customer drove away and said they'd fix it themselve with frame repair kit. My absolute favorite, I was thinking where is this miracle cure for entire rusted car?

😂😂😂

what even is that, spray foam and solder??

@@noah4822 Nah, Solder is a metal, no need to get that fancy.

there are steel frame repair kits on ebay. they say they are thicker than oem and are zinc plated.

@@ronblack7870 But there's nothing to connect them to on that mess!

@@ronblack7870 WTF? Now I gotta go see!

@@ronblack7870 You need to have a bit of frame left to fix said repair kit onto, though...

it takes perseverance! 😅

All matching numbers! (Even the oil filter is original)

With the original break in oil 😂

A Customer of mine said if i could just replace his oil filter because the oil filter was rusty and actually leaking through hole/rust on the oil filter itself. "Can you just replace the oil filter?" Damn some people.

​@@heisenfeiswhat do you mean ignoring the service light

Yeah but the mechanic is trying to *cost* them money - that Nigerian prince is offering to *give* them money! Totally different.

Mechanics can be a bit cheeky with little add-ons that, if you happen to know enough about cars and know your own, you know you probably don't really need. Well, you don't need them to do it with the additional cost of their time when you can just order that particular part and fit it yourself at home for half the cost. If you have the tools needed to take off a wheel, and you should, they should be in the boot of your car, then you shouldn't have issues changing brake pads, discs, maybe control arms etc. And you can do some basic maintenance with the engine up front (that's where the engine usually is, it's the large noisy thing under the bonnet), such as changing oil, spark plugs etc. That's where the average garage is getting you paying more than what you should be, because people are somehow allowed to drive a near 2 tonne potential death trap that they know very little about, which is just bloody stupid if you ask me, which you didn't but whatever. Had my way, I'd make it so you'd have to display some decent enough mechanical knowledge and ability to care for your vehicle before you ever get to sit in the drivers seat and get a licence. That gives the driver some useful knowledge and skills, prevents then being taken advantage of, and helps protects other road users from those who are genuinely too stupid to be allowed to drive. Won't stop people being lazy and failing to perform a few basic checks before they start driving (I know, people think it's tedious. But it's important, make sure your fluids are in order at the least ), but a few gory videos and/or photos could help with an attitude adjustment. No one wants to end up looking like Porsche girl, it's not open casket friendly.

Here in Utah they got rid of safety and only do emissions safety is only required on salvage title or commercial fleet vehicles

Mechanic: I've changed your valve cover, but it required me to install all new brakes and suspension, so your cost is now $2182 instead of $221

Thing is, 99% of the time, mechanic just mentions the issues they found, but don't actually show them to customers.. And people who drive/buy cars in these conditions obviously don't want to spend a single dime on them.

More like "Good!"

Yea but the price just went up!

@@lizardking6613 lmao true ☠️

I've that before. The customer declined repairs, got mad that the brake noise was still there, and begrudgingly got the work done. Maybe they were related to the Buick Rendezvous pusher and thought repairs would be free.

This was great. Someone who finally had to get it fixed, lol.

Fl is a great place for rust free cars unless you live by the beaches then the salt in the seabreeze gets to them

@@pheonixprime8can someone tell me what area is considered the rust belt?

​@@petergrossman2450Anywhere you get regular snow. Road salt is the main cause of rust in any state north of Virginia or your timezone's equivalent.

@petergrossman2450 if I'm right it's the northern states that gets a lot of snow and ice so they use salt and it causes frame rust

Florida does have rust, you just have not lived there long enough and have zero experience with cars. Florida has a high humidity and salt water environment, both will rust cars out like crazy. Everything along the coast is gone.

Well in Europe cars will rarely if ever get to this stage due to yearly car inspections

@@Groza_Dallocort Sure, MOT FTW! But we're all the same species as those people who drive around like this, mind you. In my country before annual inspections were mandatory there was a television programme that every week showed the "wreckage of the week". Usually completely rusted through cars featured there. ~1985 I think it was. For an example: watch?v=Uo9wlhGFK_g

We (in NL) had a weekly car show in the 80's. One part was always "wreck of the week". This video is a bit like that.

Inspections do absolutely nothing except funnel more of our money to the state

10 years?? it's 3 years in most countries...

You know what you don’t see many of? These death traps causing any real world problems. A severe shortage of videos of S. Boxes randomly death trapping. Weird

It’s strange. In my state in the US we have to have inspections even when the car is brand new and yearly after yet other states require nothing.

For a second I thought it was t-boned and I was impressed the Lambo doors still worked.

@@robertdevito5001 that gap is ridiculous isn’t it?!?

The repair kit consists of two cans of spray foam, and a roll of duct tape.

Oh, and some undercoating to hide the spray foam.

@@61rampy65 The premium kit comes with bailing wire and zip ties.

I had to pause the video. $20 says this is the same person who, because their computer was "running slowly", _downloaded_ more RAM.

Good grief. Frame repair kits really are a thing! That’s scary.

BECAUSE HE COULDN'T AFFORD REPAIRS! THANKS TO JOE BIDON 👎

And tell them there has been a price rise for the parts.

…and probably blamed the technician for “over shaking” the wheel….

@@mikejungferman4744 Joe had nothing to do with them being poor though

@@mikejungferman4744who the hell is Joe bidon? Oh, you mean Joe bid on. Joe on is awesome! He’s never explained where his middle name being bid comes from

Americans don’t care about car maintenance

Something that he said at 8:33 is crazy! That "there is no State Safety Inspections where he lives". As a fellow European (kinda) being in England, this just boggles the mind! I want to know what State that is so I know to never drive there.

@@pkbeast There are general requirements on the road you can get pulled over in any state. Only limited urban areas do "emissions testing", but basically they just plug into the diagnostics to see if any fault codes. As long as it has lights and appears to have all of the parts on the vehicle, good to go.

​@@pkbeast that's not the full story. There are no *annual* vehicle inspections in many states, but there are still safety inspections required during any transfer of ownership. The only way a vehicle could get like this is through the owner's negligence to maintain. Or fraud.

@@pkbeast I'd much rather keep my money and time opposed to paying the Govt another fee/tax just to say my car runs fine. For every car like this there are 100,000 that are just fine.

gotta think it’s been on there for a spell

if the outside is that rusty imagine how black and glittery the inside is... yikes...

That's what I was about to say.

That thing has been on there since oil filters were invented bro.

It's all original! lol

Cluster is as cluster does

That's some body...

i thought they got rear ended😂😂

How do you "decline repairs" when the mechanic refuses to work on it?

Customer themselves or just the vehicle or both? :)

They just wanted that nightmare of a liability gone.

I can understand having it towed... reduced liability. With video proof, a shop can prove they aren't liable... but can be out thousands for attorney costs. I was once at a shop when a person refused to have their car towed away. Headed home there was a traffic jam that, I think, involved that car. (It was blocks away so I couldn't be sure.)

Missing screws but plenty nuts.

Might just be missing the $$$$ to fix it...

Gotta feel for the guy! Better the wheels than the wife😳

I have done it ONCE with a metal rim, until I got paid the next week. ( over the next couple of weeks I met 3 other people who bent rims on that pothole ) I would not do it with any aluminum rims.

Yeah it’s actually not that hard to fix minor dents in steelies. It’s done pretty commonly on the trail.

@@batsonelectronics Aluminum is metal as well, I am sure you meant to say steel rim in your first sentence.

It can be done but with the wheel on the ground. I've hammered wheels straight before.

A lot of these vehicles defy logic and reason by still being mobile.

Bro is a dumbass, ain't no way you're straightening the rims like this. Not even fcking close, he doesn't deserve his wife anymore.

Front wheel drive

That minivan was the 'Clubfoot' edition.

@@lrich8181 Isn't that Chrysler's latest model ??

"Unsafe At Any Speed" A lot more than Corvairs, it seems!

"your brakes don't work anymore" - customer declines repair. Scary. In other countries garages are obliged to call the police if the driver tries to drive away. And yes I know, repairs cost money and many US citizens are living from paycheck to paycheck. But if you have and accident, how big are the costs for being in a hospital, especially (if you are living from paycheck to paycheck) when you have no health insurance?

Except for the cases where the customer said that their vehicles will be junked (and sent to the scrapyard).

Customer declined repairs and just drove away. But I'll guess not very far!

Most of these repairs are more than the car itself is worth, at which point they probably cut it loose and spend that on another shtbox At least one can only hope

Most of them are less than 20 years, not extremely high miles, yet look like they're on their death beds. There are a hundred KZfaq channels of people digging out 50+ year old abandoned cars in better condition. I get the joke, but seriously, we live like this. Something we depend on for everything that costs as much as student loans, is junk before a kid born in the same year can grow up to drive it.

I swear cars only need spite and ignorance to work. Humans are 40k orks

@@michaelscott-joynt3215 A lot of that is just survivorship bias. The only ones you see are the ones that didn't already end up in a scrapyard at the end of their useful life. Most of the vehicles that end up in the kind of unsafe-to-drive condition we see in clips like this are caused by years of neglect in maintenance and upkeep. Problems that could be remediated/fixed are allowed to fester and turn into even more extensive issues. On the other hand, consumers have spoken, and what they want is more features, better safety, and better fuel economy all in a cheaper package. Just like pretty much everything in modern consumer culture these days. To most people a car is just a perpetual monthly payment, not an appliance to be carefully maintained for a few decades of service.

That’s kinda like saying someone limped to the hospital on a broken ankle

Nothing? Maybe a duct tape? Will power? As seen in holiwood movie?

luckly here they got police to find people with uninsured cars and that havent payed road tax, or have done their yearly inspection. but only after they are on the road for 2 months to give em time to get it fixed. now the cameras with licenceplate detection can have you even fined if you drive out outside the grace period.

Aren't most airbag recalls because the airbags decide to work when they aren't required?

​@@mhfuzzball Or they throw shrapnel because of the poorly designed housing. This'll throw shrapnel because of the bedazzle.

I've heard that too. Once I heard, "I'm a seller. Not a buyer. People don't come to me to sell me kitchen cabinets. So why should I get new shocks and struts?" People must gift him the materials to build the kitchen cabinets.

Car pulls to the left when doing 85 or more. Can be a perfect reason for saying "itll be fine, its my wife s car" (who only used it to go to the mall at 35 mph.. so, if that is your favorite thing you heard, thats pretty lame lol

@@TheDutchShepherd can you read? he said favorite, not that it was the craziest

Mine was the lead/owner did a lil old ladies a/c and said "it'll last you rest of your life " . Next summer she was back and no a/c says " I ain't dead yet!". I was rolling 🤣

@@tirekicker100 edited just for you😘 Opiniom still stands though, if that is your crasiest/favorite thing you experienced, thats pretty lame.

He would have gotten better results with just small spot welds!

@@AsmodeusMictian Plastic fuel tank, but heck, maybe they tried welding it on first...

​@@davidg3944 maybe he plastic weld the staples

@@davidg3944 damnit, you're right. 😀

You can but it is illegal.

"life is hard. its harder if you're stupid"- John Wayne.

Are you sure? Not even if you buy an online repair kit?

"Here's your sign." Bill Engvall

Can't fix it but you can put spray foam & Bedazzled on it😅

Typical infinity driver

On the next episode of JRI: Customer states "another shop" tried to fix the oil leak with silicone and spray foam, but now the engine won't run.

@@OtisFlint Yup...they buy the car for the "badge"

Don't know the year of the one in the video, but a 2024 version of that car starts at 45K for the least expensive version

that´s the american way

We've definitely declined lifting certain vehicle's on the hoist because of rust!

It's more amazing the customer would decline repairs instead of getting that stuff fixed ASAP if they care about the car.

@@lordpumpkinhead265 most of these rustbuckets are beyond any kind of repair, you literally have nothing left to even try to weld onto

@@raoulrr I guess that's true, but driving said rust bucket away instead of having it towed to the scrapyard is deranged and extremely dangerous.

One of these days a car is going to fall through the lift due to frame failure, "it wasn`t like that when i brought it in"?

I'm guessing they make you pay for it?

@@CogTheBoss Yes. I like to know my vehicle is safe on the roads instead of a rusted out wreck like some of these are.

Same here in the UK

Yeah but you can't mod shit

Exactly! And it’s not a good will of german drivers, but a strict law, also germans are probably least inclined to do shoddy repairs…Remember Michelin’s commercial: “…because so much is riding on your tires”. Now bring in your wife and crying kids…!

@@nikoraasu6929 not true.

@@Mprikiman true

"Other than that, she's a jewel."

Sounds like a country song!

@@lrich8181 it's a parody version of one.

Believe me you do NOT want vehicle inspections. Stupid will be stupid no matter what car they drive, and it's just another way for the state to screw you out of your money.

That's a fair point, but unfortunately, some states like NY are so strict that the rules make no sense. If you have a rot hole or missing body grommet, it fails inspection. But if you fill it in with spray foam, it passes. Go figure.

I cannot imagine a country without car inspections. They're mandatory where I live and they fail you if anything is even slightly wrong (sometimes that's actually the problem ironically). How the fuck do people drive the cars showcased on this channel...

This depends on the rules of the inspection. If the govt wants it, they can make life even more miserable for everyone. I live in a no-inspection-needed country, but if I had to take the treadmill tests - when these were required, but not enforced - the car won't make it even when new, straight off assembly line. 16 years later it still runs fine, not a speck of exterior rust, not underneath, and okay mechanically. Brake rotors, pads and tyres were replaced at the mandatory 10-year mark (there wasn't much wear) but otherwise the factory stuff is mostly untouched. Built like a ... car should be built, but won't pass the inspection.

@@kozlowskinator6056 Since I live in Europe I can imagine it, but i'm used to annoying and costly car inspections. However, after watching this channel for some time I understand why they are needed. The main problem in most countries in Europe is the strict rules for modification and the endless applications to get them approved.

I missed that! I was busy looking at all the ratchet straps holding everything together. Good eye!

Hey man, these tats and smokes are expensive, somethings gotta give. Got my eye on some sweet duds and bling. 😷

So you gonna buy them a new car? Or just sit here like a little btc

Not always. I made the mistake of assuming and the person caught on and had a complete mental breakdown crying. You could tell they were never meant to be in that situation. Since then I just pity these folks that end up like this, even if I know some are totally self-inflicted

Took my 1st Nissan 350Z to an R35 GTR Specialist as it kept going into Limp Mode about 3 months after purchase. They quoted me £2500 for the repairs but actually told me to decline repairs and advised to sell for parts as the chassis was rusted through. He was even gracious enough to put it back on the lift and show me how bad it was (still nowhere near as bad as these in the video). That's when you know you have an honest mechanic. I did end up selling it for parts and learned an expensive lesson in buying cars.

We should be allowed to see their faces when they decline repairs haha

That’s USA politics for ya.

Most that look like this are being sold on FBM IN THE $5K and above range to suckers who buy them.

@@haseo8244 nothing to do with politics. Many shops just don't care. I personally would call the cops before they left and make them tow it away.

I know right…..no way would u catch me under that lift.

I gave it a new name: Tinfoil Trash Heap.

We need common sense and mechanical knowledge, not bureaucracy.

@@Booze_Rooster Without bureaucracy and only rely on "common sense" you will get exactly what you see in this video.

@@Realistic265with bureaucracy you’ll wind up paying a lot of money to be told you need to buy a new car every decade or you’ll be paying a lot of money under the table to shut the bureaucrat up about your car.

​@Booze_Rooster yeah that just doesn't work sorry

​@Checkpoint_King we have had safety inspections here in pa since the 70s and none of that has happened. Quit being so paraniod

Bucket subs are actually kinda legit. It’s not an uncommon DIY audio project. If you fill the base of the bucket with concrete they outperform a lot of cheaper car sub cabinets.

Was thinking the same thing. People get killed by things like this, surely the mechanics have some responsibility to report vehicles in this state.

Well, try declining all repairs and driving away in Germany, then.

Absolutely & i dont like pigs 🐷 but this is redickulous . The smartest comment & has the least amount of likes etc . Shows where peoples heads are , up there as. S

@@davestevens4263 Rules differ greatly between countries, please take that into account. I know shops in germany can stop you from going on the road, pending an official police inspection, but this is rarely used. Simply put, we don't have the resources (ex- "manpower") to do so. And having mandatory safety checks every 2 years helps sorting out the severely dangerous scrapheaps.

As a mechanic I have said this many times

Some mechanics are dishonest and will try to buy your car for scrap value and then fix it themselves and sell it right on the lot even if it looks as bad as this. Never bring your car to a mechanic that sells used cars even if it's good shape. They will try to con you in selling it to them and even try to sell one that they repaired on the lot.

​@@stvlu733I started getting all my work done at the dealership. It costs a little more, but I haven't had one issue. They get it done right every time. Mechanics fuck cars up too often.

​@@ajspicethere's a middle ground. If out of warranty, ill never go to the dealership. I go to a top rated independent mechanic that has a great reputation. The price difference is insane.

My guess that it is a Ford. Looks like a blue Ford paint job.

@@petermontoya1796 I think it's a Chevrolet Cavalier with the 2.2L engine.

I just want to say, they didn't paint the air filter... you have to give them credit!

I guess you could say he blue the engine out.

@@stvlu733 Or he blue his load.

TÜV way more strict than the MOT. But I feel you

Sadly there are a number of states in the US that don't require yearly inspections and I can tell you that most of these are from those states. Washington state is one of those... Had an ex room mate who had a car that was totaled 3 times and each time he just got it back out of the junk yard after it was towed to a skeezy mechanic he knew and had mostly the visual damage repaired and only enough to get it going again. Didn't know that till it was refusing to start one day in a parking lot and I popped the hood to see if I could problem solve a bit.... We got it running again but I refused to get in that car ever again. It was a litteral death trap because the frame had been "repaired" multiple times in the most half assed way possible and was rusted almost completely through on the scrap metal used to fix gaps.

@@SilvaDreams hey at least used scrap METAL and not spray foam

@@SilvaDreams I'm in Ontario, my province does not require inspections. I drive professionally, I don't think I've ever seen a car as deficient as these on the road.

I live in Maryland. A safety inspection is only required when looking to title a vehicle. Outside of that, we only have emissions testing every two years.

Freedumb!!

Not in my state and probably many other states. Emissions is required here but if you know the right people (aka bribe) you can get thru. I'm sure that applies universally for a Benjamin

Not all states require them.

Here in Pennsylvania your required to get emissions n inspection yearly

State by state decide. There is no federal mandate. Maybe you come from a country with a fraction of the population of the US. We have 280 MILLION CARS.

Haha I love your reply!

Most of those there simply is no way to repair them. They are to rar gone

It's multiple locations dude