Hoovie is literally the only contestant on this edition of The Bachelorette and he still blew it.

Had a 1967 912 Targa with zip out rear window. Bought for $8000; sold for $23000. Thought I was a genius. Found it recently. Sold for $135,000. Silly season pricing.

April and Tylers personalities bounce off each other so well in these

This video is like a fusion of the Dating Game and Motorweek.

Aprik, "do you want to sleep by yourself tonight?" Too funny

I think Supra's are high because so many have been destroyed and/or badly molested with cheap builds.

Im honored to have witnessed your first fight.

Tyler, Be Kewl, when the super model girlfriend says No Snuggles for You, It will be a BAD Thing.

Bummer Dude. As my Sicilian Grandfather always said: Eventually, you have to talk to her.

People are buying these cars because of nostalgia, not to flip em for a profit.

Hoovie is in the Spare room tonight ,all by himself 😊

The way April looks at hoovies when he's talking about cars, so cool, lucky hoovie ❤

Hoovie is spot on with this list. I love, love, love air-cooled 911s but I'm not going to pay the money for one right now. I bought a '99 996 manual coupe for $14k seven years ago and love it. I can replace the engine four times and it will still be cheaper than one 1987 Carrera. I think it all comes down to the gatekeeping that happens in Porsche circles. Certain dudes want to hang with the "cool" crowd and they feel like an air-cooled 911 is the only way in. The truth is that nobody cares about your car more than you do. So just buy what you love and drive it.

In 2010 I purchased a 87 Pontiac fiero gt for 6.500$ with 24.500 miles on it. I do still own the car. When I take it to a car show I tell people proudly that I am the cheapest car in the parking lot. I do love the car and will never sell it.

1987 Buick GN owner here, 16K mile all stock survivor car.

First gen M3’s make some sense as they didn’t make many, but the rest of the M3’s are bonkers.

I’m sorry Hoovie but those Covid checks we all got didn’t get me any closer to buying a 911 of any era lol

Sofa City Sweetheart. Just remember Neelix gets the pillow.

I remember less than 10 years ago, seeing fried egg 911’s with low miles going in the $teens to $twenties.

If any car was in need of a LS swap, its a DeLorean

Sorry April, Grand Nationals are definitely overpriced. Bought a year old one for 19K, about what it cost new. Owned it for a few years, and it handled poorly, had poor build quality, and poor ride. Terrible to own in Chicago. Replaced it with a GMC Typhoon and it was more fun, unique, comfortable, and handled better.

Brilliant Guys. Thanks. John, UK.

April looks nice with her hair pulled back. 👌

Hoovie; Grand Nationals are overpriced. April; Them's fightin' words, I guess you're sleepin' alone tonight. lol

100% Agree about the Big Mopars, I am a former owner of one of those beasts and I actually enjoy the driving experience of my 40th Anniversary GTI that has a fraction of the power much more. At least I made a decent profit because I bought the Mopar at the right time and sold it at an even better time lol.

The 80's and 90's cars that are going through the roof right now. That's just us 80's babies that now have a little money and are buying for nostalgia reasons and nothing else.

April--It's obvious that you are in a lot of pain from your recent serious accident and surgery. Hoping you are feeling better soon. I'm guessing Tyler is taking very good care of you the same way that you cared for him when he was sick. There is nothing more beautiful than two people in love.

I understand what you are aiming at. Its a beautiful thing when the price and the value of a vehicle meet in the middle. Silly money throws this equation right out the window.

I wish this was the case for my 1985 Lincoln town car that has 55,000 original miles and zero rust. I get laughed at when asking 6k. 😂

Good luck Tyler, sounds a bit like you're gonna need it.

Nissan R32 and R34 GTR Skyline prices have risen insanely since the Americans have been able to import them once they become 25 years old.

I like it when you bring Jake into the conversation. He was also a kick-butt waiter.

Why is it that the fact that April got voted off the Bachelor in the first round, makes me like her even more?

Im so happy for you Tyler when is the big day!😂 Buick Grand National with cans behind!

Wow, you learn something new everyday! I so miss my car shows on TV like chasing classic cars etc. and then I discovered UTube. I am happy now.

You need to buy April one as a wedding present.

I completely agree with you on most of these but especially on the air cooled 911s. They are some of my favorite cars of all time and I've had several including a SC, 964, 993, 930 4 speed, and a 993 Turbo in the early to mid 2000s but now they've gotten stupid expensive. I 😊 have a clean low mileage 996 C4 Cab. I won't say I enjoy the 996 as much as an air cooled one but for the price it's still a great driving experience. As far as what the general person thinks any Porsche is cool. Years ago I was in So Cal in my SC Targa, which I had just picked up from the shop for having a full restoration so it looked great. I saw a 993 Turbo S parked at a bar near the PCH so of course I stopped and was drooling over it. A guy was walking in and stopped to talk to me and said he'd introduce me to the owner but couldn't understand why I was so excited. He said what's the difference between his and my car, they look the same! I get all sorts of compliments on my 996 and even when I have my friend's dad's 986 Boxster people say how nice a car it is and it's a fun car to drive. Kinda slow but fun. That was a crazy long way to say there's no good reason for regular air cooled 911s to be anywhere as much as they are. Even most of the special ones are way too much. The Grand Nationals are way too much too!!!

I find funny that April thinks a unbreakable Toyota is a bad deal, and a crappie nostalgic car is worth every penny 😂

Damnit Tyler, you’re giving all of us cute nerds hope. Lol I came here for the cars, then she grows, you lucky s.o.b lol

18:40 In 1987 this was the greatest factory sleeper car of all time. In 2024 it is the greatest factory sleeper car of all time. Factory, this has an Indianapolis 500 winning engine in it. If they go up to $250,000 I'll still dream of owning one someday.

The best background set (well done Jake) on KZfaq today.

This is now my favorite episode of GMYT by a long shot. My hat goes off to Tyler for being brave and dumb enough simultaneously to air this about the GN. It looks like Mr. Hoover might be sleeping with Neelix tonight.

Good job! Stick to what you know and why folks subscribed to Hoovies Garage! If not, folks will tune out early or stick around to see your better half ;)

The last sentence of this video had me rolling 😂😂

The 80 series Land Cruiser is the last front straight axle model sold in the US......That's why the demand is so great.

Something tells me that April has several hours of really cool stories

The xj is the most capable offroad vehicle out of the ones tyler listed. They have a much larger aftermarket and better wheel base.

I kinda get it with the XJ Cherokee. There old enough to be unique but new enough to use, there simple super reliable, a totally practical size and IMO so damn handsome.

A Delorean replica on a good chassis would be a great ride. What would fit the bill? Model 3? 911? On the Model 3 with a fun interior, it could be a great daily.

fun episode!

In early 1988 While at the SAE convention I went by a lot in Pontiac that must of had at least 200 new Buick Gran Nationals. My guess is that they produced them through December 1987 (model year) then stored them for retail sales.

prices are indeed crazy, everything i used to want to buy for 5k 5 years ago are all over 10-30k now which is ridiculous

The 80s Porsche prices, particularly on BAT, are just nuts. I owned a nice 85 Cabrio as a daily driver for a few years. Nice but for much less bucks.

Fixing an Air Cooled 911 engine will make any owner weep with financial pain; cars are rarely investments they are depreciating purchases

Burning question……what would Neelix drive?

I LOVED APRIL'S last line before it ended! just wish Jake would have left the inevitable well yeah! you said tyler! that would be great! also Tyler i know you are a lucky man to have her (and your former family also of course) but as a carguy myself, you found a(to use your words, so i dont sound like a creep on the internet!) supermodel to agree to marry you who loves cars TOO! and for that you sir you are my hero! but i assume ya'll had a little tiff after the Grand National bit. love both your channels and car issues too! id love to see what the progress is on the 3.0 garage, lasty ya'll know Nilix(sp?) is also a big star! and more outtakes would be good! love ya both!

A DeLorean is only not reliable if it wasn't taken care of or if you had a bad mechanic working on it. I owned my DeLorean for almost 6 years and once all the crap was taken care of it drives without any issues for the last few years . The windows are bigger then on your contact in case you forgot. They built abut 9000 of the cars and once the catalytic system is removed it drives great. Remember no cars were fast in the early 80s. This was not because o a bad engine but because of crazy us rules by the government. The same engine was used in the Renault Alpine (without any US regulations for European market) and it had way more horsepower. The DeLorean is a legend unlike so many other cars

I got a mint 50k mile 1984 3.2 Carrera back around 2007 for $18k. I drove it for a couple of years and sold it for $19,500. I don’t feel bad, I had a lot of fun and drove it for free. I now have a ‘99 Boxster that I got for $14k… and I “overpaid” by a couple of grand since it came from the original owner with full records, IMS, new clutch and a new top. Yeah, I am a proud bottom feeder, but my point is that even a base 986 Boxster has the same HP as a 3.2 Carrera and is far more comfortable and capable… even the A/C works well which nobody ever said about an air-cooled 911. I would love another 3.2 or SC but for $60k+ it isn’t where I would put my money.

I genuinely do *not* understand why people pay so much more for a very low mileage car. First of all, the sheer number of "low mileage" cars is... let's say suspicious. But most importantly, even if the mileage is verifiable, I would rather have a car with "normal" mileage that has been regularly driven and maintained.

Dealers couldn’t give away E30 M3’s. Two years old still sitting on showroom floors with heavy discounts. 911’s have also gotten out of hand for sure. Owned a 78 SC Targa for years and sold it in the early 2000’s. Fun car no doubt but I wouldn’t drop the money people want for them now

Sir, I have been very impressed with your knowledge of cars, their features and their value. You whiffed on same with the Land Cruiser . I have little interest in a Ferrari but I do have interest in the Land Cruiser and have dove into their history, details etc. You whiffed big time in this video.

And here was me thinking Landcruiser 80’s were expensive in Aus - might have to ship some to Kansas

People that spends that kind of money to get those vehicle have more dollars than sense. April, they are a nice looking car, BUT BUT they aren't worth more $20,000 MAXIMUM.

Had a Grand National in the 90’s & thought I over paid for it at $18k. GM plastic fantastic interior & numb driving experience. Don’t understand people’s fascination with them

#GNX would look nice next to the #Syclone number 0828 👍

With the modern mopars. It's potentially the last chance to get a 700+hp v8 muscle sedan brand new in all of history.

I actually agree with Hoovie on a few of these. The DeLorean is an epicly cool vehicle to LOOK AT, but its completely empty on "experience". Supras are getting STUPID expensive. Not even during the onslaught of F&F 1 did the price of Supras explode so much. It's crazy. The thing about Grand Nationals is that they were out accelerating *brand new* muscle cars all the way into the late 2000s. Now GNXs the sky is the limit. Less then 600 produced and even faster.

He should get at least one night on the couch for throwing shade on whichever car is April's favorite

At the crazy world out there as far as Vehicles go

Hoovie done effed up! 😂

Good stuff guys

They're both right. GNs are the coolest car ever made...... But, they are a bit over priced. And some advice for Hoovie, the only way out of the dog house now is to give April your GN.

Good morning good folks. :)

What I feel like hoovie forgets is the reliability of the Cherokee Xj and landcruiser. Back when the Cherokee was under 5k they were an amazing off-road platform. Toss another 5k in aftermarket on it and you have a rig capable of keeping up with any modern vehicle on trails. People don't want newer heavily complicated vehicles when it comes to off-road stuff. The tride and true vehicles really hold there value there. With the abandonment of that market in the new car market unless you spend 60k+ those older plain vehicles are a great choice

Well I think Hoovie called them right, yes including the Grand National unfortunately. I'd love to have one myself, but not for that kind of money. I think SS Monte Carlos have gotten a bit too dear also. I had one, nice, but ain't all that, at least not without dropping serious coin. Good episode!

perfect example of emotional buyer vs logic buyer. april should want the grand nationals to depreciate so more people can experience them

My friend used to work in a dealership that sold Deloreans, about 21,000 dollars new.

Between 1974 and 1989, over 196,000 examples of the previous 911 model - the G series - were made. But during the production run of the 964 (which occurred between 1988 and 1994) just 63,762 cars rolled off the production line, making the 964 the rarest generation of 911 ever made

While I do agree that the air-cooled 911's are over-valued, you may be over stating how many they built. There are more first & second gen Boxsters than ALL of the air-cooled 911's combined. Hard to fathom, but production & assembly were completely different back then. Any air-cooled 911 is relatively rare, regardless of the model. They are coming back to earth a little lately, but the days of a clean SC for $10k are gone forever.

WHOOPS!! just agree with her Tyler. It's not worth it man. Just look at her. Don't die on this hill. Pick your battles man. All of that stuff.

Hoovie is going down a dark path with this one.

Drove the 355 years ago. My Lotus Exige was a more exotic, more fun, and faster car. Love Ferraris, but the 458 was the first one I would and do own. Totally agree. 355s should still be 60-80k and Dinos 120-140. Stupid prices for not great drivers and not special.

Top 2 cars '73 280 SL in BRG and a Grand National GS an X is beyond that.

What is the average lifespan on YT, 6 years?This new channel is a great idea. Even solid content gets tiresome in a repetitive format. And as Tyler said - the new empires are built on personality, which y’all have. I can imagine you’ve got a long way to go if you just keep being yourselves and freshen up the approach now and then. Success is contagious!

Yeah Hoovie, talking about cars is a sexy trait and I'm straight married man. Just one of the reasons I love your the channel

Afternoon from the UK....

LOL so funny that ending

GNs are cool and all, but even in 80s they were kind of overpriced. Back in the 80s you could take any of the G-body cars, add a small block chevy along with one of many of the suspension kits offered back then and have a killer car for less what dealers were selling the GNs for.

The buick was an everyday junk car that was made by the millions across the g.m. line with a drivetrain that was new a special! The drive train was the only thing special!

I will start out by saying that jacket April is wearing would look fantastic in a Gran National or GNX but even better in a GSX. And .... It is a interesting list. I've had the privilege to own a couple of the vehicles on the list and drive all but one on the list.

The $145,000 Ford Shelby or Raptor f150s and Ram TRXs is absolutely nuts.

Tyler is just trying to drive the price down on the GN so he can buy her one! 😆

Know what I love about April? She's a wicked smart car girl!! NICE!! No, I didn't get as excited as she did with Hoovie talking overpriced collector cars. But I enjoyed it almost as much. haha.

Holy car content, I’ll try it again

One vehicle I am glad appreciated is CGT. I have been blessed to buy one back in 2006 I would never sell mine as Porsche will never make anything like this again

Sorry, Tyler. The 4 Runner is not more capable than the XJ Cherokee. I am not a Toyota or Jeep guy, but the proof is in the pudding. Out here in the desert southwest, the XJ has shown much more capability and is less expensive to maintain and upgrade. It is KZfaq channels like Matt's Off-Road Recovery that have spiked the interest in this very capable vehicle. I had a chance to purchase a 59,000 mile, one-owner, original condition Cherokee Sport for $6900 in Dec. 2022. Someone beat me to the punch (I am 6 hrs away). The car was up for sale 3 weeks later on the same site for $14,000 and sold in a day. OUCH!!! You nailed it, WAY too much money on these often beat down SUVs.

The Toyota Land Cruiser and Jeep are what people want just because of the solid axel front end 😂, just thank Matt’s off road for the XJ prices 😂

My wife's favorite car was a 1996 Cherokee.

Hoovie, you're right. So many cars are overpriced, it's insane. The Buick Grand Nationals are super cool, but a bit pricey at the moment. Stay true to yourself, sounds cheesy, but she will respect you more in the long run. Cheers.

Cute... Hoovie you got some balls dude... What are you doing!!!