RegularCars

A car that gets you precisely in the way you wish to be gotten. Special thanks to Ted Stoltz for serving as our 3rd videographer.

Thank you for saving this silly undeserving YouTube show! We are not worthy. I love you!

Regular Car Reviews is a parody car show. We poke fun at car-culture by obscenely reviewing everyday vehicles. Think of it as a comedy roast for automobiles. Regular Car Reviews is independent.

This little car worked so hard for us and asked for so little in return. She sipped gas and asked for only the most minor of maintenance. She carried heavy loads and braved all weather.

So many Mazdas of all shapes and sizes, We did the Miata Which is why this franchise is. The RX-8 was an improved RX-7, which had been discontinued since 2011.

The Veloster is to Hyundai in 2013 what the CB750 was to Honda in 1969.

Why has a conservative German GT car become the darling of "Stance Culture?" The E36 was meant to refine the tail-happy E30.

MR2 AW11: A car that still is championing a 1980's doe-eyed optimistic view of The Future. Yes! Computers! Computers are the future and everything will be new! Look at this car. It has a computer!

Chevrolet Caprice: A discarded memento left behind during the enthusiastic dot-com white-flight of the late '90s. Gaze upon it! See it one last time before "donkification" takes hold.

If the Lotus Elise was a person, it would be that jerk who eats nothing but fried rice and city chicken, yet never gains a pound.

This is a car from the age of Grunge Music, live axles and red plush interior. The Suburban is not an SUV, not really. It is a work truck that happens to be inclosed.

A rolling semiotics lesson: the Mustang is entrenched in American culture to such an extent that criticism of the car equates to criticism of the country of its birth.

So British. The Mini Countryman Cooper S is for people who want a Mini, but don't. The Chrysler PT Cruiser called, they want their idea back. ENGLAND! NOSTALGIA...

The Nissan Stanza is the shoe-gazer of cars. Complainant enough, but driven to exhaustion by trying placate the lower-middle class. If the Stanza were a sport, it would be slow-pitch softball.

Built for nuclear families, adopted by hipsters, and raced by enthusiasts, The Volvo 240 is the Unreal Tournament of the automotive world: forever being rebuilt and re-purposed. MEAT!

You humans, you have constructed a very swift terrestrial vehicle. Yet, why do you continue to resist travel by light? The Nissan 370Z is the spiritual successor to the Dautsun 240Z.

In 2005, cars begin to mimic the disgruntled national emotion toward an unending war and an uncertain economy. 2005 saw "angry headlights" getting a percent foothold in car design. RAAAAGH!

Chrysler created the best pickup truck of the 90's by building a Tonka Truck instead of a complainant work vehicle.

The Cayman is the Mason Dixon line between rich and poor. This doesn't mean that a Cayman owner is rich. It doesn't mean that a Boxster owner is poor. It just means there's a line, for good or ill.

Take me back to 1999's cherry topping. The year 2000 was perfect. The music was payola-fueled and I had a 56k PCI modem.

If you commit to a Honda S2000, you will be hassled by the police the second you stray one mile-an-hour over the speed limit.

This Mercury Sable GS was supplied by: youtube.com/user/slavecamel9 Thanks for taking the time after work to roll around with me. Let's hangout again soon!

Here is RCR's Part 2 of the Miata youtube.com/watch?v=mZEVLQQ7uEc Support RCR patreon.com/regularcarreviews This Miata was donated by: Vengrenyuk See this car compete in

Why did the Fiat 500 fail to unseat the Mini? Does THE JOKE have something to do with it? True story: the owner of this 500 Abarth was in traffic somewhere near the Walt Whitman.

We're going to visit Daddy today! His apartment building is nice. There are little sculpted bushes outside.

Big thanks to Youtube user KniteWulf for letting us film his S60R.

Photos of NYC Taxies are copyright and credited to Noah Noahforman (@nyctaxiphoto). Volvos do last a long time, but Town Cars last longer and take twice the abuse.

If a Tacoma is such a good truck, why don't contractors use them more? Granted, construction companies may want to drive domestic vehicles to display a patriotic image, but there are sounder reasons.

Epileptic Seizure WARNING! Two jokes in this video have fast moving images and flashing lights. These images have the potential to photosensitive epilepsy. Watch at your own risk.

This is not a car. The gs500 gets better mileage than any gasoline-electric car could dream of. I have to poop again.