The video features a Russian blogger reviewing a 1999 Volvo S70 that he purchased for $750. Initially, he's excited about the car's features, including an automatic transmission, turbo engine, and cruise control. However, his enthusiasm is short-lived as the car breaks down after just 1.5 km of driving, with the engine losing power and eventually dying.
Upon further inspection, the blogger discovers that the car has numerous issues, including a blown head gasket, oil leaks, and corroded fuel and brake lines. The suspension is also rotten, and the body is severely corroded. The blogger is shocked and disappointed, realizing that the car is beyond repair.
The video takes a humorous turn as the blogger decides to install a $6,200 audio system in the car, which he considers a more valuable investment than the car itself. The video ends with the blogger cautioning viewers about the dangers of buying old cars and advising them to be careful when making such purchases.
Throughout the video, the blogger is sarcastic and humorous, often making light of the situation and poking fun at himself for buying such a lemon. The video is entertaining and informative, providing a cautionary tale about the risks of buying old cars.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The time period is 1999.
2. The car's owner had it for 11 years.
3. The car has an automatic transmission.
4. The car has a 1.8 turbo engine.
5. The car has a semi-wood steering wheel.
6. The car has a sunroof with two modes: visor and pushing it back.
7. The car has cruise control, but it's not working.
8. The car has a problem with the speedometer, which is not working.
9. The car has a problem with the ABS sensor, which is broken.
10. The car has a compression problem in one of the cylinders.
11. The car has a problem with the engine, which is misfiring.
12. The car has a problem with the gearbox, which is flowing.
13. The car has corrosion in the metal, making it soft.
14. The car has a plastic fuel tank.
15. The car's filter seems to be the original one.
16. The car's fuel lines are corroded and cannot be replaced.
17. The car's brake lines have been replaced, but they are also corroded.
18. The car's rear suspension is rotten.
19. The car's engine has no compression in the 1st cylinder.
20. The car was bought for $750.
21. The car was driven for 1.5 km before it broke down.
22. The car's engine and suspension cannot be repaired.
23. The car's body is also damaged and cannot be repaired.
24. The car was built on the Toyota Carina E platform.
25. The car's engine is 1.8L, 200 HP.
26. A piano was also bought for $100 and delivered for $220.
27. The piano was used for 30 years and then discarded.
28. The piano was then bought by the same person and used for a stereo installation.