How to Choose the Perfect Wedding Car

Our producer is getting married this year, so this naturally sparks the fun discussion of choosing your perfect wedding car. Will it be a Yakuza-owned Toyota Century or a Nissan CrossCab?

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[Shredmo]

The fact that the Murano CrossCab is being discussed is why this is the best YouTube car channel.

[timothycoyne]

For my wedding back in the early '90s, my aunt and uncle let us borrow their new-ish Cadillac (sorry, don't remember the model) to go from the church to our reception. My wife and I sat in back, with the best man driving and the matron of honor riding in the front passenger seat. I was so grateful to my aunt and uncle for letting us take their car instead of my wife and having to drive one of our cheap econoboxes at that time!

A couple years later, when one of my wife's friends got married, instead of making the bridesmaids all buy dresses they'd never wear again, the bride asked them to each wear a black cocktail dress. That way they all kind of matched each other, but could buy a functional dress they could actually wear again in the future. I always thought that was pretty cool of her to do that.

[sirsmack]

Great video guys! That mint green Porsche 4.0 with a backstory would be a good wedding vehicle

[Joey]

Woot, I love my Century. I have extra socks in the back for those that want to put their feet through the seat... NO SHOES! And it is a V12.

[TheRamRanch]

I’m getting married April next year. She’s picked absolutely everything, but. We’re driving off in a 67 continental.

[Gixsir]

I went to prom in an ALL stainless steel car, very old maybe a 1930’s sedan. My father in law worked for huge steel company and he was able to get it for us. We couldn’t go over 25 mph because it was so heavy the brakes wouldn’t be able to stop it. We broke down at the dance when the lights wouldn’t work to leave. Good times 😂

[jmandagamer]

While very basic a Miata would be great!

[ejkrakowiak]

Was married in 1991. Thought I was getting a Lincoln Limo. They show up with a Mercury Sable Limo in white. It looked like something out of the movie Sleeper

[g-mang-man]

I think a "Beach" or Island Destination wedding with Beach Jolley four place without it's top, chauffeur driven. Fiat or Renault Jolley would be cool

[alexcarbone]

I had a classic mini for my wedding. It was friend’s dad’s car and it was cute but the fuel pump turned on by its own switch. And it died on the way home.

[JKlein]

I was slightly hungover, jetlagged, and I took my vows in a foreign language that I didn't understand. I can't relate to this.

[BazDeeWren]

I live in the UK and very familiar with said limo company. I work in the entertainment industry and after some bad experiences neither I nor any of my colleagues will use them.

[EdDale]

Why not go classic tri 5 Chevy convertible?

Or a Jaguar XJS convertible?

I had the pleasure of driving my friends from their wedding to the reception in a classic pink 50’s Cadillac.

[TheRamRanch]

Could you contact the loan company and try to pay off the lien and then get a title?

[larrycates]

Take it from a retired limo driver. Whatever the bride wants, she gets. Period.

[rxmclaren]

Range Rover Evoque convertible...a little classier than the Murano CrossCab...