Ferrari/Maserati Engine That Lasted 5 Minutes - Quattroporte GTS - PT6

187k mile Maserati/Ferrari engine lasts 20-30 km before it spectacularly fails. So this episode, we dismantle the engine and find some interesting things.

[iamjesper]

Best thing about your videos is that for 55 minutes there is NO MUSIC. I fucking hate that every car renovation channel adds horrible music for every timelapse.
Really love your content man

[petermuller]

Dont worry about the surprises bro, the ferrari tecs are surprised as well that someone would acutally take one of these apart

[quadrunlounge]

This entire thing has been a headache to even watch. Hats off to you.

[musakerimkaraca]

in 52:52 you said the main reason was for this project to try and widen your audience, I believe you did widen and keep doing that day by day. I discovered your channel by Quattroporte PT1 video (I wanted to know more about that engine). After that video, I watched almost all of your projects in a few days like I found a treasure.
As someone who grew up in an engine mechanic shop and a mechanical engineer in Automotive Industry, I must say your contents' quality is top notch and the quality of the craftmanship, the effort you put in detail is immaculate.
Keep doing what you feel Sreten, Greetings.

[mohammed.kaif.]

Maserati: Knock knock
Sreten: Who's there
Maserati: Your Engine

[ttuned]

Audi guy here, i feel like a lot of people aren’t only here for Bmw content but more because it feels nice to see someone who actually knows what he’s doing and get’s shit done. Definitely enjoyed the QP but won’t miss it if it doesn’t come back😂

[bigdevil]

HI Sreten,
Usually i am not making any comments, but i feel like i must to.
I am driving boring Honda and love watching ur videos, the dedication to perfection, video qualities and your sense of humor are truly inspiring.
Showing also the bad parts of restoring cars is a big PLUS!
Be sure we are watching u because of u, not just the cars.
Keep up the fantastic work! and don’t let an Italian beauty get you down!

[BMWVX]

When we thought BMW engines were trash, here comes Maserati to the rescue! As a BMW fan, thank you, Stellantis! 😅🙏

[michaelhynds]

Poor guy, especially after the Alpina debacle. Sreten has the patience, stamina and fortitude of a saint.

[Jeromemas]

So... in conclusion: very unlucky how everything with this car went. But the pure fact, that there are a ton of parts on this car not longer available WHILE STILL BEING PRODUCED, says a lot about Maserati. In my opinion.
Besides that, it was much fun to see you working on it, so thank you Sreten! 😊

[papalopoblo]

It is a pity that the series has not had the expected views, but I have to say that each of the videos you upload is a relaxing moment and it is one of the few channels that nowadays you can enjoy watching videos of 40-50 minutes, thanks for generating this wonderful content.

[GHOOGLEMALE]

OMG OMG - Watching you take that to pieces makes my head hurt - so many intricate pieces - I would def have gone with the river option. BRAVO!

[KPlays]

54:40 "who's going to buy a car that's in piece ?" Tavarish probably 😂😂😂

[evanhooper]

I'm a BMW guy, so I found your channel over a year ago whilst browsing YouTube for BMW specific content. My interest was piqued from the in-depth restorations, very quickly becoming some of my favorite content because you are one of, if not the best mechanic I've ever seen. And over the last year, I've also highly enjoyed your content because you're a blast to watch. You're funny, energetic, and possess an intelligence and tenacity to work on and diagnose cars that is extremely rare. You're brilliant, simple as that. But one thing I am not is a Maserati/Italian car guy; I honestly do not really care for this car at all. It sounds nice and I like exotic V8s, but I've never liked anything Stellantis, for good reason. No, honestly the only reason I've watched these videos on the Maserati is because I love your content, your personality, and wish to support you. If it was any one else working on this Maserati, I wouldn't have watched it. I don't know if it's worth continuing the car, for your sanity and wallet's sake, but I will continue to watch regardless if it's a BMW or not. Though I'd prefer to watch you work on a bimmer any day, I do hope this project works out for you, whichever way that might be. Keep up the great content.

[gutegute]

I love the honesty in the last 5 minutes of the video and I really wish I had an engine for you 😢 Keep up the amazing content, I enjoy each and every second of it!

[jgear]

Hi Streten, long time fan of the channel here - just a note to say whatever car you are working on it is a joy to watch, so please pick the cars that interest you and also that you feel you could make some money on! The most important thing is that you enjoy the projects, if you do, we will also!

[richardnewman]

Hello from Dronfield Derbyshire in the united kingdom. I love watching all your videos it doesn’t matter to me what car you are working on I just love watching you so don’t pull yourself down.
As we say in England SHIT HAPPENS.
I hope you can get a replacement engine soon and at least make some money from the stupid car. My 28 year old son died at Christmas of a heart attack and my mum is in hospital with pneumonia and to watch these kinds of videos helps me a lot with taking my mind off the bad things that have happened in my life recently and being disabled and suffering from severe mental health issues your channel keeps me going so I look forward to the next chapter no matter what it may be.
Keep up the good work and I send my love to you and your wife.
All the best Richard.

[rafaelalexandrino]

I'm a VAG guy. I watch your videos because they are so well-produced and edited, and I love seeing content about maintenance and restoration. I really liked that you brought another brand to the channel. Don't get discouraged with this Maserati; I'd love to see other brands on the channel like Porsche, Audi, VW, Bentley, and Mercedes. That would be great!

[pauliusstr]

Sreten, the best part about your channel for me is that you go to such lengths with these cars that no one else would or even could (financially and mentally). Thanks to your videos I get to fulfill the little perfectionist inside me that screams "Repair your car fully, to perfection" which otherwise I couldn't (financially). Thank you for showing such interesting content and I hope you keep making more and more.

[ala]

I also want to add that I have owned many Ferrari and Maserati V8 engines and this thing about parts being unavailable is quite frankly very worrying. This needs to be investigated further but I understand it’s not your job. Great videos all the way, I loved them!