Why is the production quality so high i’m scared.

Me: **thinks this isn’t “RCR” enough** video: **does commercial** Me, crying: perfection

Me: "I just wanna learn more about the Westfalia!" Me after the video: "I need to rethink my life and my relationships..."

Ok, this made me cry. Not just by how well-made this is, but... ...the moment you realize that your dad isn't some guy that "thinks he knows everything and naggs you everyday" but he's just like you! He make ends meet, he lives and survives in the same way you do, with the tomorrow's uncertainty knocking at the door. And there's a moment in your life that... you become him! You get on his shoes and then, you have a cathartic experience where you see yourself in your child, where you stand where your dad (or mom) stood, telling about life and how difficulty and wild it is. This moment is where moments, and cars, like this become essential parts of your life - building who you are and what you'll be. This is life. Live it now!

Production team: how much quality would you like? Mr Regular: Yes

I would love to see the reactions of people who discover RCR around this time. This video: Film-grade production quality The rest of the channel: _QUEEFIN ON ALL THE GARBANZO BEANS_

Dear Mr. RCR, was it really necessary to make an adult cry? Sincerely, a crying adult.

"But none of those vehicles will advertise your son's enrollment to a Montessori school quite like this." As someone who attended a Waldorf school, in the 90s, where Wesfalias loaded with Ralph Nader bumper stickers were driven by most parents, I feel moderately attacked by this. lol Those things were the soccer mom vans for those mid-30/early 40s Boomers still living out the good ol' days of the 60s.

Shoutout to the Roman for his absolutely amazing performance during the outro

Love that the production value is through the roof but the "commercial" was totally Regular Car Reviews

"And there he goes. Not too quick though!" Man that was something else. Damn good job guys!

This actually reminded me of my childhood around family in our VWs, on those long-gone sunny weekends of green and laughter in times that, unfortunately, won't come back. This cut me deep. Real deep. Thank you for the memories, mr. Regular. It's not about the cars. It's about the memories we have with them.

This is like watching a movie based on a long running cartoon and the production value is a higher quality. It feels so off yet so right

VW should throw a moderately sized bucket of money at you for this.

So this is what the documentary on the 90's Speed Wars would look like. Nice.

I recently took on a VW T3 that was gifted to us by family friends. I never had childhood experiences in a camper, just in a towed caravan, pulled by my dads Land Rover Defender. But upon seeing the T3, it definitely has that nostalgic homely feeling about it. Even despite not having childhood memories associated directly with it. Hopefully I can form some happy memories with this old girl.

That commercial in the middle is how all youtube ads should be done

Man, that's an unusual amount of production quality. *LOAD SIZE: EXTRA LARGE*

Wait, what? That was an actual ad?! I love this guy's work!

Glad to finally see one of my family cars get reviewed. Helped my dad replace the pushrod tube gaskets on a '81 westfalia. When we put the valve rocker arms back on it was burning oil, smoke everywhere. So we called *his* dad up, and Poppy told us to not put 4 turns on the rocker arms, like the compleat guide said, but to only put 2 turns on 'em, since we were putting the old ones back on instead of putting in new ones. Ran fine after that.

At first I was worried this wouldn't be weird enough, but then that beat showed up and all was well.

This channel literally started with a fart joke. Remember this.

This was actually aestheticly pleasing and it gave me some feels.

Guys, this is the best one you’ve done so far in terms of production value & the packaging of a story that pulls us into the world your creating. Keep up the great work.

This 13 minute video was better produced than anything I’ve watched on Netflix in the past 3 months.

“Rolling time capsules to remind us: what’s been lost, is never truly gone.” Damn that’s beautiful.

6:01 That commercial break was brilliant 😃👍

I missed the shot of the CN tower and did a double take when I saw the sweeping shot of OCAD! Unexpected Toronto is always a pleasure to see. I see a surprising amount of Volkswagen vans around here

“Not too quick, tho” This is beautiful.

"So, Mr. Regular, how are you coping with self isolation?" "CALVIN COOOOOLIDGE."

i feel like this is why i avoided RCR for a long time and it’s also the reason why i enjoy it today

How does this ONLY have 191K views?? HOW?! Should be at least 1.1M for the amazing production quality that made me cry like a puss at the end.

I started playing this and my wife said, "Wow, he matured" when she saw the intro video. I was like yeah, no more fart noises.

Absolutely fantastic, the production value of this video was through the roof, I watch regular car reviews as a means to help me relax after stressful days, I'm always excited to see a new upload everytime no matter the car or topic, this video was astronomically amazing. Almost 13 minutes of pure film quality this one is, definitely at the top of the list for my favorite RCR videos

We need more documentary style videos like this one from time to time. This was amazing

In South Africa these often had their engines replaced with the Essex 3 liter (free litre in cockney) and they pulled really well even with a caravan on tow.

RCR is trying to be a whole ass TV show and im here for all of it.

They went all out on this one, I can't imagine the amount of work put into this. Great job RCR, hope you guys are doing well during these tough times

I was absolutely blown away by the quality of this RCR video. Just great.

Those last lines about parenthood...I’m not crying. There’s just something in my eye.

The only thing funnier than normal Mr. Regular toilet humor is Mr. Regular toilet humor thrown into a higher budget production

Country shut down due to worldwide pandemic - "It happens." Lost job and on unemployment for the first time in my life - "Eh. What are you gonna do?" RCR posts video with actual cinematic production values - "HOLY HELL THE WORLD IS ENDING"

This is the deepest thing i've seen since Bojack season 6. Literally a tear jerker. It's a shame we keep finding ourselves repeating history with our own children, being distant, not understanding, always short and busy. You and your parents are a little older than me and mine. I didn't grow up with station wagons and Westphalia vans, just pickup trucks. So we gave in to our own personal nostalgia and bought the same model truck that my dad had. We take our kids fishing and hunting in the same spots trying to relive dead history, trying to get the good times back. To all of you who are making the same mistakes as us, stop living in the past it's gone. Your kids are here now and they won't be kids for long. Appreciate them for what they are before they turn into you.

Dear Mr. Regular, Do this more. Sincerely, Everyone

When a production value is this high, 12 mintues mean like a full length feature film.

I've been watching this channel for many years, but ever since I've moved out of my parent's house I've only been working (as New York City folks do) and haven't seen RCR videos in a long time. Seeing this level of production quality is just amazing, I'm proud of you Mr Regular, come to Brooklyn sometime I've got a muffler deleted 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4.7 V8 in great condition for you to review! It would be a dream come true if you reviewed my WJ. Best regards from a soul searching 23 year old from Brooklyn.

This has got to be one of my favorite episode ever. It's up there with the EH Civic, PT Cruiser, and the Preludes.

this is a production of such quality I had never seen regularcars venture into in the years and years I've watched you. You were not just telling a story that touched us deep down, that we could truly relate to, but you showed it, in every amazing shot of nostalgia... and then the orbital buffer came out and I remembered who you were again.

I still refuse to accept the 20k pricetags van life hippies charge for these on craigslist

Okay didn’t expect to be holding back tears during a regular car review

I was going to get my boomer Dad to watch this. Then I remembered the advert.

This gave me a super comfy and safe feeling. Like when you are heading to bed and the air conditioner is blowing, and you get the sheets wrapped around you just write so none of the air hits you. A safe and cozy cocoon of your own, thats this video.

i can say nothing else but "Good job, i enjoyed this immensely.."

Been watching since the original Toyota Echo review where you showed me how to wash the removable plastic center cupholder. What a journey this has been

I didnt think it was possible to fall more in love with these vans than I already was. But this video and your words pulled on a really tight heartstring and I thank you for that. I think thats what im searching for. I missed out on a lot of imporant life moments with my old man as he had to work away to keep our family above water. I thank you for making this video because I went a little astray from the path ive been walking on towards me getting my own T3. Thank you.

I now found myself saying "its engine cool down tea time again" when I need to gather my thoughts at work. Lol

As a cinematographer, I can tell you that this video cost RCR many rupees. Many, many rupees.

I wrote a song just for this episode. It goes Brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown brown...

WHAT IS THIS PRODUCTION QUALITY? MR REGULAR STOP MAKING ME FEEL THINGS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

The video starts off with him giving a very sophisticated and philosophical-sounding speech, and I’m just remembering the Supra review

I'll be honest - this video cut deep. I've never had that romantic connection with my parents, especially my father, who although is a car guy has a very different taste than me and we rarely share our thoughts when it comes to cars or motorcycles for that matter. The fact that your own parent doesn't at least notice that you're trying to improve yourself when it comes to your hobby - hurts, it hurts alot. Some days more than others but it's an ever lasting numb pain that you learn to live with. This video underlines the fact that cars are more than just objects that take you from A to B, they're rolling art. This just made my day just a little bit better. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

This sob always makes me tear up and I have to explain to people that "I'm just watching a car review"

damn i feel like i just watched a AAA studio documentary in this vehicle the film production for this one is incredibly good

The most in depth look at a vanagon westfalia I've ever had the pleasure of watching

Mr. Regular - I don't know if it's the pandemic speaking, but this has got to be the best auto enthusiast video production since Top Gear. Clarkson, Hammond, May era Top Gear. P.S. - The night shots of Toronto were very well done.

I was literally looking into buying one as a project. This won’t help

"You cant climb into those romanticised memories but you can climb into a classic camper van where everything inside is the same as it was when you were young" Man this line hit me like a truck, it's the reason why I am still keeping and driving my 1994 Mk3 Golf that is in my family since 1999, every time I get in i remember the good ol days when I was a kid and I'd sit in the backseat with my window down while the fresh mountain air would flow over my face

“WHAT’S WITH THE HIGH QUALITY VIDEO AND MUSIC?!?!? THIS IS WRONG!!!!” **commercial rolls* “Ahhh, all is right with the world again!”

The ending actually got kinda emotional. This video was amazing.

Damn. You guys did great with this one. Content AND quality! One of the things I love about RCR is the little bits of feeling poking through the humor, capturing the subject vehicle's place in history and the lives of the people who drove or still drive them. In this, that feeling was like a stadium light. Cars are art. Cars are wheeled capsules of memories, sometimes so much so that they stop being a car and start being a character. It's why some people seek out cars that, out of the context of their era, are completely undesirable and all but forgotten. Well done!

The amount of effort that went into this is greatly appreciated even though I’m not sure I’ll ever want it again. Keep it special.

This video with its amazing production quality proves that an RCR hour-long documentary in this style would be insanely amazing.

I love this, I want a more videos like this, not saying that the original type of RCR videos are bad, but I’m definitely looking forward to the next special

Now I’m just gonna sit here for 20 minutes in an emotional stupor thinking about all those incredible childhood road trips in an ‘86 Westy. God, every sound that machine makes tugs at my heartstrings.

my dad and i made a lot of progress in our relationship because of this video

I feel like Roman's music isn't appreciated enough.

Finally got my wife to understand rcr. This is top tier on every end.

Long-time fan. Didn't expect the camera work and music to be so high-quality. While the cobbled together look of previous entries was always charming, and Mr. Regular has always been funny yet profound, I didn't really expect to cry.

This is the best RCR video by far. The right amount of knowledge and the right amount of funny. Been a fan for a while. My favorite is when his voice gets deep and aggressive. I do the to my trashy trucker friends and "I make them like".

In 10 minutes I feel like I’ve watched a lifetime’s worth of RCR.

Im going to quickly ignore the MASSIVE production value here for a second: Is that a Night in the Woods video game sticker @ 3:35? Amazing!

That advertisement for your sponsor, 80's style, was priceless!

You guys should seriously get an award for this. This is art. Love it!

I've been watching RCR since season one, I've seen every damn video multiple times. This is my new favorite video. I hope you guys can make a collab like this again, once a year thing would be amazing.

I think this might be the quintessential review. A Frost poem derailed momentarily by dadaism, like a nice wine tasting with a key bump in the bathroom before settling back into malbec induced fuzziness.

This is everything I had hoped to see in this channel back when I first started watching, and I can only imagine it will keep getting better for all of the hard work that obviously goes into these videos.

Seeing where y’all started & this now is incredible. Absolute perfection

When the video started I was impressed with the professionalism and thought you had moved and and stepped up. Then the middle played and I was reminded of your roots. Keep up the great work

I grew up going on vacation on one of these many times a year. It feels like in my country everybody swapped the engines with subaru ones. Never seemed to overheat and could easily hit 100kph pretty fast. I think we went as fast as 130+ kph and the car is not designed to go that fast. Everything inside starts to shake and rattle. You take a modern car to 160 kph and nothing happens. You take this to similar speeds it's like you're in an action movie rocketing down to a planet with a space station breaking up all around you. This is the pinnacle of what a car can be for me. The least amount of space for the max amount of comfort. You could sleep 6 people in one of these if you wanted. All for the exact same parking space real estate of a Honda Odyssey. They can't be beat.

Jesus this was incredible. The mention of vans as kids reminds me of getting up at 5am every Saturday to get in my mom's shitbox 300,000 mile Honda Odyssey to go to work at the farmers market for our farm. I realize the moments of morning silence and serenity, on the way there, the ones that last before a 5-hour storm of gentrifying snobby white people to ask about egg prices will be moments that I will cherish 20 years from now. When a 2005 white Honda Odyssey conjures up the same feelings as this video.

I don't feel shit anymore, I don't remember the last time I cried or really felt something, but you man, you almost did it, for a moment I felt like alive, thank you from the bottom of me

My son was born 5 days ago. I felt this video in the pit of my stomach and in the knot in my throat.

Wow! You guys should be proud of this, it could easily be a Netflix documentary series. Beautifully written and produced with just enough RCR to keep it OG. Bravo!

Mr regular, this video hit me HARD in the feels, and for many reasons. I barely know by biological father as my mother hid me and cut contact with him and for good reason as he was and still is an alcoholic drug addicted semi driver, so because of it my grandfather and grandmother (who we still live with) took me under their wing and helped raise me. He was and still is an avid sportsman and has taught me most of the things I know about fishing and engines. I knew from the first time my school held a father-son day that I was different as everyone else’s dad was younger than my grandfather, but there was something special about our relationship. We shared the same moments, had just as many funny moments as anyone else would have had with their dad except he was slightly older than everyone else. And despite him and me being almost 41 years apart from each other, we get along like we were brothers. He drives an 09’ Chevy 2500hd gasser which he still has today, and since now that I have my permit I taxi him around. What I’m saying is since he bought that truck 5 years ago it was a sign that all the hell we went through was worth it, and when I start that truck up and hear it’s Lopey and pissed off idle, I think about the moments we shared over the years and what’s to come in the future, and that life doesn’t matter about age or wealth or your social standing, it just matters if you don’t regret what you did all those years ago and if you had fun through it all.

I'm so proud of you, RCR. Thank you for this dose of joy.

AAA YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A RANDOM SONG AT THE END, BUT IT WAS ROMAN! This is the most surreal and crazy video I’ve ever seen. Also, is Frank Zappa your uncle??

Could you imagine Doug demuro driving this? Acelleration : -10 out of ten

My beautiful city. There are many like you, but you are mine. Your multicolored tapestry of art, design, technology and... Life fill me with so much pride. I love you with all my heart.

I needed this right now. I needed this beauty. I needed this reminder. I need this art. Those images. That poetry. Those songs. I'm not even a VW fan much less a Westfalia fan. But I needed this. Thank you.

This is absolutely the most incredible RCR production I’ve ever seen. Thank you for this