Hoovie has a brand new, fake Maybach.

[p00rmansp0rsche]

Tyler Hoover has his vintage Maybach fixed for free under warranty and is given a brand new model from the year 2023. It seems to reason that the 'bounce' technology used to free the vehicle from a hole is targeted towards customers who could otherwise become stranded on sand dunes.

[SkippyTom]

It's disgusting, just like all the other Maybachs.

[IrvesBMW]

Everyone there is just so ugly. What they are saying, I just cannot comprehend.

[p00rmansp0rsche]

As you say. These horrible items, I'm going to suppose, were always aimed for a niche market located far to the east of Germany.

[SkippyTom]

Mercedes-Maybach had its highest sales year ever in 2016, delivering 21,600 cars (+37%) to satisfied customers. Initially, the company had hoped to sell half of all Maybach production in the United States (and not only the East). Japan, Korea, the Middle East, and notably China, where Mercedes-Maybach produced over 1,100 cars each month, were major contributors to this expansion.

1,100 USD per month in China!!!

[jennycarlotta]

Did Maybach hire the Ssongyang Korando/Rexton team to create their luxury vehicles?

Why does he constantly get weird pets, like Hoovie?
how much of a profit does he earn on cars as opposed to just the ads?

[p00rmansp0rsche]

So began "the dumbest channel on all of YouTube," aka Hoovie's garage. To compensate for his lack of technical knowledge, he would go out and purchase the automobile that no one else would consider.

Now, his writing is completely different.

As a side note, he already had some "spare change" in his pocket when he launched his channel.

[bvlenci]

Due to his recent divorce, he has decided to liquidate almost his whole fleet.

[CodeCrusader]

That makes perfect sense; I didn't see it coming. His material releases had decreased considerably, and I observed that he had moved out of his residence and sold several vehicles.

That clarifies everything. Outside of his MB videos, I seldom view any of his material.