The text is a transcript of a video where the narrator and his friends buy a used Aston Martin car in St. Petersburg, Russia, and drive it to Moscow. They encounter various problems with the car, such as gasoline leaks, faulty hood, and loud exhaust. They also ask random people how much they think the car is worth, and get different answers. Along the way, they stop at a parking lot where they sell another car to a buyer from Novosibirsk. They also talk about their plans to expand their car dealership business and renovate their workshop. The video ends with them saying goodbye to the Aston Martin car and promoting a Tinkoff debit card.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video about buying and selling cars in Russia.
2. The video features two hosts who travel from St. Petersburg to Moscow in an Aston Martin that they bought for a low price.
3. The Aston Martin has many problems, such as a faulty hood, a gas leak, a broken glove compartment, and a high fuel consumption.
4. The hosts also visit other car dealerships and parking lots, where they see various models of cars, such as a Mercury Sable, a Wrangler, and a Defender.
5. The hosts sell the Aston Martin to a person from Novosibirsk for 1.2 million rubles, which is more than they paid for it.
6. The hosts have a common pot of money that they earn from their car business, and they plan to scale it up and conquer America.
7. The video ends with an advertisement for a Tinkoff debit card that offers cashback on games and food delivery services.