RobertR1

First episode was good. You guys have good harmony between eachother which is quite important. The time went by quickly and the action was ongoing. Keep your style and don't try to appease to a "committee"

Maybe an end of the day recap would be good? go through what surprised you, what disappointed you (aside from the nutella test). One of the more annoying things about most youtubers is just that they gush over every car and tip toe around criticism because they won't want the manufactures upset with them. You guys don't seem to carry that burden.

Gary(SF)

Good work, you guys! In the future I would love to see some comparisons of cars in the $150-200 range (GT3, 570S, Turbo S, R8 V10, etc).

C.J. Ichiban

our next set of videos will get filmed in May when Doc and I have some congruent free time. Our goal is to eventually get to the point where we can get some press cars as well.

By the end of the year will have done
991.2 991 GTS
992 S
Audi R8 V10/+
M4 GTS
M2/Comp
Gen 1 NSX
BACON MONO (inside joke)
New Ford GT
Senna
GT4 Clubsport Gen 1 vs 2
etc

We are insured with OpenTrack! So if we get volunteer cars like ZL1, Zr1, etc then we will pay for the insurance. The real key here is that we want to NOT have a ton of time to test and tune- a real key of the whole exercise is finding out what is accessible on first dance.

96redLT4

I really enjoyed watching that first 29 min episode Doc and CJ. You guys are a good pair, entertaining and easy to watch. I think it is fun to see multiple cars in an episode rather than 30 minutes examining one unobtainable car as most other reviewers do . I think this will be the appeal. A nice way to spice up a week of thoracotomies!

Jim

96redLT4

I look forward to seeing you guys test some BMWs. BMW is such a widely panned marque here on RL now but I think they are starting to make better cars again as evidenced by the M5C and M4CS. My M4 has been more reliable than my P car and far less expensive to buy and maintain.

J