Things EVERYONE Should Know About CARS!

Change your oil, know your chassis code and fix a flat tire! These are the essential things to learn whether you're a new driver, or an old person!

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[GreeneTeamMedia]

Everyone needs to know the correct fuel grade for their vehicle. The higher number isn't always worth it depending on the engine.

[Delta]

7:39 me explaining car stuff to literally anybody

[tomashernandez]

“It’s called an iPhone, pull up google” 🤣

[Litassa]

0:08 That 190e 1JZ is literally a legend ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[adamferrari]

Please keep these basic tutorials videos pumping. Our public education system doesn’t teach us anything about “personal transportation management” and it’s a decent chunk of life, especially in the USA. Teach us to be enthusiasts Danger!

[joseluisguillen]

BRO THANK YOU. Ive been looking for a video like this for months. Definitely my favorite car channel.😭😭❤

[wellwellwelljew]

I can rebuild an engine. So oil change is Just like the dishes!

[tlabosetati]

I was hooked when he said there are some things enthusiasts dont know... but I'm pretty sure all enthusiasts know all of the above 😂😂😂

[deansharry]

I don't know which I could do first talk or do an oil change 😂. Dad had me working on cars with him from a very early age, setting up a life long love of cars. Became a mechanic and even worked on a race team in my younger days. Another great video as always 👍.

[adamferrari]

Yeah never learned how to do an oil change. Pretty good at changing tires/wheels though. Please Brad make a tutorial vid on how to do them on basics like Civics, Foresters, trucks sports cars etc.

[ninjaryohazuka]

I change my own oil on my car *EVERY* single time it needs it. 3k - 5k miles (usually every 3 months because of my daily commute to and from work) with full synthetic and fresh oil filter.
It's a mildly modified 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix just a couple hundred miles short of 280k.

[David_Gonzalez_]

6:19 Eyyyoooo that’s the first time I see my car in automotive YouTube lol

[unknownstranger]

Ty, I love this video so much, I’m just starting to study for the written part of the drivers course and I wanna know the basics to cars so I don’t walk in blind when I start

[writedrums]

my dad teached me how to change the oil on the f150, LOVE cars, and i am learning everything I can about any car

[thefridge]

I’m so glad he finally toned down the “Let’s Go!”

[kellingtonlink]

My tip... get used to using your cruise control. Sometimes use it for steady driving, but ALWAYS use around the police. Why? Partly, because you won’t deviant in speed (as you consistently look at speedo)... but mostly, because you won’t use your brakes (think.. brake Lights). The tapping/excessive use of brake lights are of a ‘Classic’ giveaway. Let the cruise control be your friend. Thanks for the video.

[jmccarsnmore]

Good video!! You forgot to say, “If you don’t know nothing about cars and are looking for one, get a Miata, is always the answer!!

[AAX]

This was so helpful to someone ( me) who knows literally nothing about cars, i finished the video with tons of things to learn and get into. Thankyou so much !

[DrivingAndMusic]

I know how to change oil, but neither i do not have a car, I know that from a car Service that I was working in

[travnebula]

One time I opened my glove box to get my registration and a pistol fell out... the cops weren't too happy about that