YouTube Picks
We spend a lot of time online. In the case of LACar contributors, a majority of this time is spent enjoying all things automotive and SoCal-ish... (yeah, sorry, we made that word up). Anyhow, whenever we find something neat on YouTube, we make sure to share it here.
Demon vs. Hellcat Drag Race
The difference between a Dodge Demon and a Hellcat on the drag strip might surprise you.
Tim Allen's Car Colletion
Tim Allen has an incredible car collection, with vehicles all over the automotive spectrum.
30 Weird Motorsports Moments
A lot of weird things can happen in motorsports - here's 30 of them.
The Black Ghost: 1970 Challenger 426
The king of Detroit street racing was a mysterious '70 Challenger. Now we know all about it.
1967 Shelby GT500 Barn Find
Watch the appraiser go over this '67 GT500 barn find - he points out things you would NEVER notice!
How Runaway Truck Ramps Work
When trucks lose their brakes coming down a hill, runaway ramps save the day.
Ferrari Evolution - 1947-2020
Check out the best Ferraris from 1947-2020.
Kid Crashes Civic Trying to Drift
Kid tries to drift his Civic, ends up totaling the car.
FULL L.A. to NYC Road Trip
Sit back, relax, and follow this epic road trip from Los Angeles to New York.
Porsche Taycan Crash!
This Porsche Taycan inexplicably crashes onto another car!
Beverly Hills Car Spotting
Whatever kind of car you're into, you can find them in Beverly Hills!
The perfect exhaust note?
This 1965 Ford Mustang 289 V8 might be the best sounding muscle car you've ever heard!
Ford GT40 vs. Ford GT
Doug DeMuro races his Ford GT against the Petersen Museum's Ford GT40.
World's Smallest Wheels on a Civic
These guys put some VERY small Harbor Freight wheels on their Civic, with hilarious results.
McLaren Speedtail vs. F35 Fighter Jet
The race you've always wanted to see: a McLaren Speedtail against an F35 Fighter Jet!
Square wheels on a squared road?
Can square wheels drive smoothly on a squared road? BeamNG is the perfect testing ground!
Insane Car Pileup
This was pretty insane. Viewer discretion is advised.
