Omg😂😂 "Did Ed just threaten to kill a truck driver? Well that wouldn't be the least believable thing I've heard today." I live Ed's stories

Moral of the story: 1. Drive your car home. 2. Do NOT under any circumstance call Ed more than once.

Ive been in transport ( heavy long distance) for decades in Australia. Even with dangerous goods, it was always amazing how customers and companies would hire anyone if it was cheaper. Always it ends in tears. In the end the damage and delays always bite the customers in the backside, but they never learn.

When you call expecting Ed and get Liam Neeson instead.

I've got a guy in between here and there, "ok.. ok" lmao

I once worked at CarMax for their inventory department. A trucker came in sweating head to toe. The entire time he didn't want to speak and I asked him if he was alright. He stuttered a lot and rarely said anything. He handed me the car title and I went outside to his truck to check the car. When I saw the car it was completely destroyed. I asked what happened and he stuttered a lot while saying it fell off his truck.

I agree with Ed's final statement, I bought my Lotus Exige S240 and drove it home, it was one of the best road trips I've ever had!

Liked as soon as I heard Ed’s voice

This is the best youtube channel hands down!

I love that the reply was "thats not the least believable thing Ed might say"

10 a.m. in Atlanta..Coffee, VINwiki, and my 10mm socket. 2 out of 3 ain't bad.

I couldn't watch a trucker repeatedly crash a Lamborghini into his ramps.

The intro was just plain hilarious, i'm laughing like a drunken Hyena.

One more example that Ed is a great storyteller…at the end of this segment there is complete empathy for his frustration

I’m 2 years late. But I honestly haven’t laughed this much over any other VINwiki story. This is the greatest.

“I think I can get it on backwards.” “You do realize that the angles work the same way front and back?” 😂😂😂

From now on all valets are from Flroida

Yup pick up a car in person buy a few rolls of painters tape tape the front bumper half the hod and mirrors and some of the roof and you'll be set

Ed, I really appreciate this video. You have made my decision for me... no trucks to bring the car home. A road trip sounded fun before but now it also sounds like a must-do!

Is that Doug Demuro at 4:34? I would recognize those shorts anywhere.

I feel the same way with my hoodie I just sent off to be cut Apart and sewed back together with a zipper in the middle about the same price range is a an Aventador

Saw it was a ed story instantly pressed the like button

I feel like we need some good transport stories to counter act all those disasters, also Ed's back!

I have literally watched 20 videos of Vinwiki back to back in a day ! Finally we get behind the scenes of supercar ownership and in what better way than narration of the events. Beautiful concept ! Absolutely love it

Ed is my favorite get him on here more

congrats on the 100k plaque, looks good!

I’m a simple man I see Ed I click like

6:16 "I'll get it fixed once I get there."..... then Ed's expression..... PRICELESS!

Last time I was this early they hadn’t caught the Urine Bandit

Great video! I picked up my gated 2005 Gallardo in Fairfax, VA and drove it home 750 miles to Chicago. Only way to do it! They are meant to be enjoyed =)

This is the exact experience I've ever had with any haulers.

Missed you ED

...pick up and road trip it home. Got it. lol

Always get excited when Ed tells stories lol. Keep up the great work!

This guy is the best storyteller, he is so charismatic.

WE LOVE YOU ED

Great answer to everyone's questions on Doug's video about exotic car shipping about using your own truck/driver.

Love this guy. Always will be waiting for him.

As a trucker, I'm not the least bit surprised. Half my industry has no business in anything bigger than a golf cart. I've always wanted to try my hand at exotic car hauling, but you just convinced me to stay in food service.

Ed's voice is so soothing..and calm..

Always love ed’s storys. Keep up the good work!

It really sounds like buyers just need to pay the money to have it done right when you're spending multiple hundred thousands of dollars on a vehicle and then you keep skate on the delivery and get what you pay for

I love this channel. Well tbh I love Ed’s stories. I’ve tried to watch other people’s stories but very few have the ability to tell a story like Ed.

Easily the best channel on KZfaq. Ed is the reason I subbed. Will be good to see you guys hit 250k.

Love the stories! Moving my cars have always been a pain. Had to ship a car from Orlando to Salt Lake and it took them a few days longer than they predicted and I had to raise hell about that. Recently I bought an R32 GTR I had imported from Japan into Washington State and part of the purchase was shipping to my home in Los Angeles was included in the price. I couldn't go drive it home due to California refusing to register it until I have modifications for CARB. So the driver shows up (on time) but says I owe 400 dollars in delivery fees. After more hell was raised I paid it and called the company I bought it from who were upset as this guy apparently pulled that once before. Since then I know they aren't with those guys and the seller reimbursed me. So yeah, car shippers are the most difficult group of people I have had to deal with.

Oh man... why not just hire a shipping container, load and secure the car yourself. Get a container truck to pick it up and Express post the car and container keys seperately. The buyer drives the car out of the container after it’s been unloaded and you arrange for the container to be picked up once they have done so. Might be a bit more expensive but surely it’s worth it for these types of cars

Ed. Your the best story teller ever. I can't get enough of your stories man. Keep it up

Man I absolutely love your videos, I watch them every single day at work and they are always so good this is probably one of my favorites.

You summed it up well Ed. Always a nightmare shipping nice cars!

What was the success rate of getting repairs paid by the trucking companies/contractors Ed? Some of those guys sounded like their entire rigs cost 1/3 of the price of these cars.

Love the way Ed delivers his stories. Ahh what a day!

Only just started watching you vlogs and been glued ever since, Ed I love the story’s you tell plus the others are pretty good too. 😁

Cheap truckers aren't skilled. Skilled truckers aren't cheap. You get what you pay for.

Lmfaoooo someone gotta fix the shipping problem. They’d make BANK.

I just love listening to Ed tell these crazy stories lol. besides the stories being funny/crazy, just the way he tells them makes them that much better lol.

My buddy had a (then) new 84 300zx, He had a break down; called for a tow with a flat bed. A hook tow truck shows up instead. At the angle he towed it at he ground the mufflers off the car.

So what you're saying is, there's a market opportunity for exotic car transportation, operated with the utmost integrity, using specialized equipment, and higher than usual insurance limits?

Thanks for the story Ed. I had shipped a R8 V10+ (little junior supercar right?) and luckily had a good experience. Also had to ship a lesser vehicle back to them as a trade. We both purchased them sight unseen. Seeing your experiences will make me really think about how to conduct myself when I'm ready to upgrade.

I love Ed, he is so honest.

I paid $750 for an emergency tow on my Aventador for 15 miles once. These guys were so meticulously careful it took like two hours to load it on the bed.

There’s is no worse feeling then having a high end car in transport. I’ve damn near had to put myself on nerve meds for these occasions. 😂

So basically the moral of the story is buy a nice 24 ft or so enclosed trailer or pick up the car yourself, got it. I took a train once to go pick up a car it was nice to get away and I’d never been on a train either. Next time I’m buying the business class seat though.

Yet another great story from our favourite story teller, Ed!

Bolian back at it again with another solid story. Love this guy. 🔥

Amazing video as per usual!

If you let a exotic climb in anything else than a proper enclosed car hauler trailer I'd say it's the customer's fault for the final results. There are many things that can go wrong down the road, and greed, and stupidity, but in that moment when you let some super low exotic climb an absurde angle it's your fault.

I could quite literally listen to Ed tell these stories all day

Man, I'll probably never own a supercar, but I can't get enough of these stories!!! Subbed..

I agree, Call Ed once if your a trucker.

Car shipping is the ultimate example of "you get what you pay for". If you don't use pros like Reliable Carriers and Interstate, your vehicle is in serious jeopardy.

Like the 4th time I’ve watched this in a year. Ed is the 2nd best story teller on the interwebs. Next to Mr. Pitts, of course. I truly believe that Ed was an energetic evangelist in a previous life and that he was so successful he was rewarded by God with this, what it’s really his second life-one that most of us would lie, cheat, steal and kill to have ourselves. Love the time you take to entertain us on a daily basis Mr. Bolian!! You da man!

Driving up to Seattle this weekend from Boise to pick up a car I've wanted for 20 years. It's not an exotic or anything but to me it's a lifelong dream.

"Ed did you just threaten to kill a truck driver?" "Well, the cops just called."

I thought id like to buy and sell sports and luxury cars for a living but after this video i dont know i can do that i mean im a home painter and i focuson giving the customer the absolute best product i can if someone cant make that happen for me ill be supremely angry

I admire Ed so much.

Damn, Ed was about to pull a Liam Neeson on that last truck driver!

Great vid

Why is the story about a Ferrari when the thumbnail has a Lamborghini

I saw Ed in the very beginning....automatically liked the video before hearing it!!

I cant stop binge watching these!

I don't get it. He's complaining that the guys that ship cars for 80cents/mile are not qualified for the job and he doesn't like that. At the same time he says proper shipping would be availlable for double the cost but he wouldn't do it. If you want to be cheap and save every possible penny on a transaction don't expect professionals to take care of it, it's easy like that. The customers who order a car for more than $100k are able to pay for better service, so talk to your customer and tell him he has two options, a cheap one where a hillbilly that doesn't care about anything does the shipping or a moderatelly more expensive sollution where professionals handle the job. I guess most customers would be happy to use the second offer, and the ones that took the first one should be prepared that they get what they ordered.

I don't often use the word cringe but the way these idiots were treating these cars made me cringe multiple times. I would definitely follow Ed's advice to just road trip the car back home.

Why is this channel so interesting to me? I've never watched more videos on a single channel than this one and I don't know why. I love it though, this guy tells stories like Tolkien writes four books. Edit: Typing out my comment I realized why this channel is so good. He tells stories very well. Thanks, bye.

I will never get tired of hearing Ed's stories. My fiancé comes in my room everyday and asks "You're watching him again"!? She can tell by his voice lol. Your stories are way too amazing Ed. You are the man!

What I learned: 1.) Drive your car home 2.) Never call Ed twice. Ever.

Last time I was this early, the M3 hadn't even been deck-l-ed yet.

Ed does have some amazing stories, well done again Ed and the whole VinWiki crew!

Drove my 993 from Dallas to Raleigh. Could not stomach the thought to shipping the car after all the nightmare stories you hear about

can you do an episode about auto detailers at the dealership

This guy ed definitely has the best stories, I honestly don’t watch if it’s not him

This channels stories are almost always fantastic. The luxury car world is like some insane alternate universe if this channel is anything to go by.

From the deepest part of my soul, I'm sorry you had to deal with such unprofessional drivers. We are not all the same. Sincerely, a real professional truck driver.

Yay, junior ACT day this is something I can look forward too

missed ya Ed

Omg. I love your stories ed, so much!

I THINK I CAN GET IT ON BACKWARDS. I AM CRYING. YOU ROCK ED

This would make a good video advertising ply car automotive 😂

Yeeeeeeppppp I just bought my first sports car (by that I mean high output coupe) and I've been trying to get it shipped. The first broker was a scammer, the second made me sign a contract 6 days out then on the day of pickup called and said the delivery wouldn't happen but I was still being charged, and the third broker won't even touch it until the second broker releases it from contract (which they won't for another 8 days). The worst part is, now broker 2 is trying to get about $1.10 per mile, which is 90% more than what we agreed upon, and is blaming it on being the busy season. Now, my car has been sitting for 8 days since I paid for it in full (8 states away) and I'm completely fucked, the dealer is fucked, and I have to fly halfway across the country to drive the damn thing back myself, which throws a serious wrench in my plans. I even tried getting into central dispatch and setting it up myself, but of course they figured out that I'm not a dealer and kicked me off. And of course, if I can even get a driver for the car, I will have to take a goddamn shotgun to go pick it up because I have NO clue on what kind of trucker I'm gonna get driving my car home... which there are only 243 of in the entire world so IF (when) he breaks it, there will be no hope of repairing it, or replacing it, as of those 243, maybe 50 are left...

I wouldnt even consider myself that much of a car guy but i am hooked on these stories !

This dude has the BEST stories!