This is Hoovie and, according to him, this is his ridiculous collection of cars
Hoovie is an American YouTuber who makes a living buying the cheapest units of exclusive cars, and today we bring you a tour of his collection.

The motoring world is full of charismatic characters who aim to inform or entertain through different formats and Hoovie, of Hoovie’s Garage, is one of them. This likeable American has been roaming the world of YouTube since time immemorial, and is regarded as one of the forerunners of his sector. It is true that his channel revolves around the automotive world like many others, but Hoovie has managed to bring a great deal of personality and originality. He doesn’t devote himself solely to test-driving cars like many others do; instead, he travels the entire country to buy the cheapest unit of truly curious models.
Hoovie has been collecting the most varied cars since the early days of his channel, which hit the big time after he published the video of buying a Mercedes Mercedes-Benz S500 for $4,500. Besides showing the world how harsh depreciation can be and how you can take advantage of it, he also teaches his followers a very wise lesson: sometimes cheap turns out expensive.
And although this way of life is very appealing to us, the four-wheel enthusiasts, Hoovie often shows the large bills that come with repairing his extensive and rather unusual car collection. And this is exactly what we have come to discuss today, taking advantage of the fact that we came across a video in which he reviews his fleet, which he has dubbed the most ridiculous car collection of all. You be the judge.

Leading the video is a Porsche 911 Turbo from the 996 series, which has caused him quite a headache after suffering engine problems. It is a unit wrapped in Gulf blue, but this does not detract from Hoovie’s other rides, such as a beautiful Aston Martin DB7 finished in British Racing Green, a Rolls-Royce Phantom, or a 2004 Lamborghini Gallardo.
However, this YouTuber has more cars under his ownership in a workshop, where they are repaired and brought up to date after costing, at best, a few thousand dollars each. One of his latest acquisitions is a Aston Martin Rapide, a model he bought, according to Hoovie, “for a little less than the price of an Honda Accord”.
https://youtu.be/jfEan8A5Npw
Without a doubt, the Hoovie’s Garage channel is different and entertaining, as it offers unusual content with several very personal touches of humour that will have you enjoying his unfortunate – though often spot-on – purchases.
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