I generally do this as well, with one exception...

Dallas always has better cars than Austin.

Prior to my S4, I had a Genesis Coupe 3.8 GT.

CP but props for it being clean. Literally clean, not a metaphor.

Tire Shine: I would highly encourage the use of a water based gel. It’ll keep your rubber from drying out, and won’t attract debris or splatter everywhere. General rule of thu,b is anything that sprays is not good.

This. Get some Stoners Invisible Glass. Readily available at your nearest WalMart, and everyone has access to one of those.

“When washing, use a circular motion”

Incredible. Would love to see more data on YouTube channels like that.

So, does this guy just make bank off of YouTube, or is he a trust fund baby?

This was great.

Yes it’s great that there’s potential, but it sure must be nice for everyone to get that stuff standard (warranty and everything) from Nissan, whereas us Americans will have to shell out a not-so-insignificant amount of money for it all, and kiss any warranty for those particular parts goodbye.

So, I’ve generally been sad about this whole VW thing, but operated under the guise that their more interesting counterparts to me (Porsche and Audi, as I’m an Audi owner today) will be fine.

Or you could buy an S4.

The driver of the car saw the cameras on the riders and thought they called “action” for the opening scene to Fast & Furious 8.

Uhhhh wheel chocks and torque wrench should be required, those are model agnostic and considered safety items.

If you watch Larry’s videos (he’s the owner of AmmoNYC) he actually emphasizes that he is not afraid to go out and get his car dirty (he tracks a Porsche regularly) even after just washing it - regularly stating cars are made to be driven.

Maine is the opposite direction from Austin, Doug.

Wasn’t us, we are in a dark sapphire blue. :)

Maybe Doug should write a review when he comes down and buys me lunch for driving our Jag. Seems like a good deal to me!

Hah, they're on the horizon. Certainly not old enough to have grandkids!