This week’s YouTube videos are particularly unique. We have a couple of Mustangs, including one powered by a Super Duty truck engine. If that’s not for you, check out what’s probably the cleanest 1980s Mercedes E-Class you’ll ever see. Or how about what could very well be the next generation of automotive reviews?
So sit back, relax, and get lost with us as we look through a handful of the best automotive videos YouTube has to offer this week. Enjoy!
Just outside of Kansas City lives Justin Keith. Some may know him from Street Car Takeover. But if you don’t know who he is, just know he’s a guy that owns a performance tuning shop, with a pretty sweet car collection of his own. Keith allowed 1320 Video to come check out his home garage. There’s some serious stuff in here, from an Audi R8 to a Chevy Camaro ZL1. There’s even an old Chevy 454 SS pickup.
A 1964 Triumph TR4 weighs just 2,130 pounds. Dropping a 5.0-liter V8 from an SN95 Mustang in something that tiny is the crazy stuff we love to see. And that’s exactly what Wesley Kagan did. The results is a car that’s super light, and maybe a little starved for traction.
The T.33 is an engineering marvel, as it should be, coming from automotive engineering legend Gordon Murray and his new car company. Harry’s Garage got a chance to speak with Murray about the new T.33 Spider and the direction he thinks supercars will take in a world dominated by EVs.
As someone who’s both a car enthusiast and a player of video games, I can say that I never considered reviewing a real car in a video game. But HSG Automotive did exactly that, reviewing a Mazda3 hatch in Gran Turismo 7.
There’s something relaxing about auto detailing videos — how intricate and... detailed the process is. And the results often come out fantastic, especially if you have someone who knows what they’re doing. Like I AM Detailing, who used his expertise to make a vintage W124 Mercedes E Class showroom-perfect.
Ford has made sure that the new 2024 Mustang will be an enthusiast’s model. For the first time ever, the automaker has incorporated what it describes as an easy to use electronic drift brake. This video shows a team at one Ford’s proving grounds fine-tuning the drift brake so it’ll be ready for buyers once the 2024 Mustang goes on sale.
Yes, Jeremy Clarkson is a tool. But years before we learned any of that, back when Top Gear was still putting out good stuff, the show gave us a tour of TVR’s production facility in Blackpool, England, where TVRs were made the old fashioned way, by hand.
YouTube channel Throtl has history of giving away cars and prizes to lucky viewers. Specifically, those that join the channel’s paid VIP Program. So far, five people have had their dream tuner cars built for them. Another lucky winner was recently chosen, a woman named Shelby. Check our how Throtl turned her fifth-generation Honda Prelude into something special.
What do you get when you take Ford’s massive 7.3-liter gas V8 used in the Super Duty trucks and drop it into an old Fox-body Mustang? An interesting monster. Late Model Restoration did just that, creating a Mustang the channel has dubbed Green Goblin.
Running some of the world’s best GT1 race cars from brands like Porsche, Ferrari and Lotus around the UK’s Goodwood race track creates the stuff of dreams. Check out these highlights from a fantastic field of GT1 racers as they blast around this historic track.
The new 2024 S650 Ford Mustang hasn’t even hit dealer lots yet. But luckily, professional race car drivers can get their hands on one before anyone else. Formula Drift driver Adam LZ got his hands on his new S650 Mustang drift car in Long Beach to see how it performs before the season starts.