Customer States Compilation (The Best of 2021) | Just Rolled In

Mechanic's full story for clip at 8:50: The owners son was apparently using the car the night before. While downtown the son had gotten a little rowdy and tipsy, an argument turned to a fight which turned to a car chase. He was being chased and ran right through an elevated roundabout without ever looking back. The next morning, the owner of the vehicle went to use their car and noticed the oil light was on and the engine seemed a bit louder, after checking the dipstick and seeing no oil at all, they poured a quart of oil in the engine and closed the hood. They restarted the car and drove almost seven miles to our dealer where I put it on the hoist

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[buffalobill]

To the customers son who took his dad's shelby out drifting. May he rest in peace.

[napalm]

10:05 - "The salesman ended up crashing it on the way to the gas station"

No, what really happened is that the salesman saw an opportunity to go hot-rodding in a car that someone else owned thinking there would be no consequences for it.

[PorkOrb]

The reaction to the oil jelly is 100% accurate

[matthewnicholas]

The one with the damaged oil filter is possibly the cleanest, mintest underside I've ever seen. Fair play to thay owner.

[MrJeffcoley]

4:12 I have to admire the tenacity of the welder who did that work. It must have taken forever, and his technique didn't improve a bit.

[justinbristol]

"Vehicle is indeed possessed"...had me in tears.

[CognizantPotato]

I’m honestly impressed that some of these engines ran for so long with no oil changes.

[Sarveshdd]

1:38 My guy slapping the oil jelly is my favourite 😂😂

[Milnoc]

The only hero in this video was the driver who stopped immediately when the oil light came on. That alone saved the engine! Hopefully, only the oil filter was damaged and everything else was fine.

[greenpegatrix]

Certified mechanic.
"Vehicle is indeed possessed."
🤣🤣🤣

[Goabnb]

I'm no mechanic, but I'm pretty sure oil isn't supposed to be jelly.

[Chumpcules]

2:10 gave me chills, like seriously, removing the airfilter and then finding mice living there just to scatter deeper into the car? BRUH

[christopherconard]

I still love the raccoon who chose to upgrade to a Mercedes.

[say]

5 minutes in and I had no words, but the liquid terminator coming out of the oil drain plug is the best ever.

[stevepulse]

After 35 years always tell the rookies "the only reason I do this is to see the madness of what people do to their vehicles" this stuff is real, we deal with it on a daily basis! I commend you for insight, good job!

[testickles]

As a mechanic, it has amazed me for 40 years how people can spend sometimes life changing amounts of money on a car and then treat it like a trash can.

[donaldfloyd]

I've made a few mistakes over the years, but these people make me feel like a genius.

[BigUriel]

The engine that drove 7 miles to the dealer without a sump will outlive us all.

[cjcantrell]

The farting and screaming are my absolute favorite. Yes, I’m a child inside.

[roronoabear]

The mould in the cars is what gets me... HOW COULD YOU LET IT GET THAT BAD!