favorite car youtuber poll

who do you guys like best? others i forgot or never heard of?

 

imo camisa has the best combo of real information on the car along with entertainment, humor, production values, etc. plus randy pobst brings racing knowledge. throttle house tries most to be like old top gear with the dry humor so theyre my 2nd choice. demuro is best of the rest. mr jww is last as hes too smarmy.

 

Shmee and Leno are the only two names I recognize. Where is Tyler who has a TV show on the GearHead channel?

 

I consistently enjoy Henry Catchpole's reviews. Camisa is great.

Regular Car Reviews is the closest to my heart, though.

 

You completely forgot:

Davide Cironi
JayEmm

Sorry can't vote in your poll.

 

THIS!

 

Horrible choices, alot of of click bait folks with no real credentials. Might as well add gas monkey garage, or the diesel guy.

Harry Metcalfe
Ian Tyrell
Henry Catchpole
Jethro Bovington

or some lesser known folks that do a good job without being D-Bags

AutoTop NL
Speed Phenom
The Topher
Car Wow
Seen through Glass
Smoking Tire

 

THAT’s ^^ the list….

 

Ian Tyrell is the master when it comes to classic exotics. I wish his shop was around the corner from where I live.


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No question for me it Leno. Really interesting cars and the people behind them.

 

I do enjoy his videos as well but I find Leno's variety more interesting and a bit more fun to watch.

 

Harry Metcalfe

 

Leno has more variety, and I find him more relatable — a down to earth car guy who just happens to be seriously wealthy. But I can usually predict his commentary and banter with guests. He’s at his best telling stories, like how he found a very original E-Tyoe and 911T (in “baby poop brown.”) He’s less good in episodes like the one with Jason Cammisa and his Scirocco 16V. Driving along, they seemed to run out of ideas for conversation. Two cool guys, but not all that informative.

I like Tyrell because it’s like an historical and technical university course in whatever classic exotic came along. I knew next to nothing about the Bentley Turbo R, for example, but after watching his podcast I have a working familiarity with the model years to avoid, the weak points, and what one is like to drive. I even understand how those thermostats work, and how the temperature gauge behaves. Stuff to discuss over a warm beer, I suppose.

I follow both podcasts.


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Love him + Harry.
Look at the leatherwork one of Tyrell's guys did on an Espada.
I'm amazed guys like this are still out there.

 

I didn’t even like Espadas, but this is enough to convert anyone. Stunning work.


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