- My heart is pounding right now.
- [Max] It actually sold for $310,000.
- Oh my god!
What?
- No way!
(Jeremiah laughing maniacally)
- This game is fun.
(everyone laughing) We're having fun.
The used car market is still out of control.
So today we're gonna be guessing
to see how much actual people pay for actual cars.
I'm here with Nolan, Justin.
I beat James at this game so many times
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- Oh yeah, just to establish,
Price is Right rules, you got over you bust.
Okay, yeah, let's look at our first car, shall we.
- [Max] 2010 Honda Element EX
with four-wheel drive.
Has an automatic transmission,
it's a one owner vehicle with 58,000 miles-
- Wow.
- [Max] And the MSRP would have been $22,500 back in 2010.
- All right, this is already starting off with a tough one.
I don't think I've ever seen this car.
- People really love the Element.
This has four wheel drive,
which on Bring a Trailer must perk some interesting.
There's a lot of space in there.
Yuri from The Straight Pipes has one.
- I'm going to bet that someone saw this
and was willing to pay what the new price was for it.
I'm gonna play it safe and say $22,000.
- I'm gonna say $14,000.
- I think you messed up, dude.
- It's a Honda Element. - I think it's going for more.
This is Bring a Trailer we're talking about.
Yeah, I'm gonna say $24,000.
- [Max] The Honda Element sold for $32,000.
- You are an idiot. - Edged me out.
- Edged me out. - Oh my god.
- All right, Max, what's next?
- [Max] Our next vehicle is an enthusiast's car.
It is a 2018 Dodge Demon. - Oh.
This only has 540 miles on it and it's a one owner vehicle.
MSRP for the Demon in 2018 was $86,000.
- None of 'em sold for that much, this was a collector car.
They built less than 3,000 if them if I'm correct.
- When they sold I think they were over $100,000.
- But then the Redeye came out and they're like-
- Yeah, I'm gonna say $165,000.
- I think that's a good guess.
I hate the idea of people buying new cars as investments,
but this was a smart one 'cause I'm gonna say $200,000.
- Oh wow, Nolan. Nolan's here to game today.
- Dude, the Element sold for $32,000.
I gotta aim a little bit higher.
- Gotta adjust your, yeah.
- I'm gonna say $118,000. - You're wrong but good guess.
- That's fine, I'm cool with it.
- [Max] (indistinct) price for the Demon was $173,000.
(Justin groaning)
- [Justin] God!
- [Max] Well, our next car is a little more relatable.
It's a 1988 GMC Suburban 1500 Sierra Classic
with four-wheel drive.
Now the total mileage is unknown,
Carfax indicates a potential odometer rollover.
An original MSRP in the 80s would have about $14,000.
- Okay, so this thing is either $100,000+
or it's reasonable, yeah. - $10,000.
It's one of those.
The square, you don't see these ever.
So I think these are big money trucks.
I'm gonna say $55,000.
- I'm gonna say $30,000.
- I think you guys are definitely on the right track,
but I'm also thinking about Max and the game-
- Yeah, you're gaming it, you gaming it?
- So I'm gonna go $20,000. - Okay, that's good.
- 'Cause I could see the little gleam in his eye.
I can see it.
I can always tell when Max is sneaky.
All right, Max, hit it.
- My heart is pounding right now.
- [Max] The GMC Suburban sold for $52,000!
- What did I say?
- You said $55,000. - No!
- Hey! (Jeremiah yelling)
- Price is Right, you ripped my heart out.
- $52,000. Dude, come on.
- With unknown mileage, that's crazy!
- And it's rolled over!
- What is wrong with you? - It's super clean though.
- And you never see these, you know what I'm saying.
You never see 'em.
This is when "The Price is Right" really rips your hear out.
Well, that was fun. Next, Max.
- [Max] A 1984 Pontiac Fiero SE Indy Pace Car Edition
with a four-speed manual.
It's got 90,000 reported miles,
but true mileage is also unknown.
It's one of about 2,000 Indy Pace Car examples
for this model year.
MSRP would have been about $8,000 in 1984.
- That doesn't help us.
I don't know anything about these cars.
I have no-
- They're still not worth (bleep).
When the car went for sale,
they always show it off
by making it a pace car of some racing event.
And that the weird thing about 'em.
If it didn't actually do the race, who cares?
- It's got a rear spoiler, pop up, up and down headlights.
The weirdest wheels, I've never liked these wheels.
Not a big fan of 'em.
I know on Craig's List these cars are $5,000 cars.
- $8,000. - Okay, that's a good guess.
- $35,000. (everyone laughing)
- That's not a bad guess.
- Is that your final answer? - That is my final answer.
- Aw, do I split the middle?
Do I middle it up?
- I was doing it for the memes.
I actually make an informed decision.
- I don't know, I'm gonna say,
yeah, I'll say $10,000.
- [Max] The Fiero sold for $5,200.
- Oh, thank god. (everyone laughing)
- I literally said they go on Craig's List for $5,000.
What am I doing? Why didn't I say that?
Why didn't I just say $5,000, Jerry?
That's what you knew!
- We all win that round. - We all won.
- Everybody clap it up, relax, we all won.
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- [Max] Our next car is a 1971 Datsun 240Z.
This example is unrestored, has 21,000 miles.
It's got the original window sticker.
- Green. They're sick. - It is green.
- Yeah, they're still desirable.
I mean, these are desirable cars
no matter what the shape they're in 'cause,
I mean, the Z fan base is really strong,
people really love these cars.
Wow, that's a really nice interior too.
- That's original? Damn!
- Dude, the quilted diamond pattern on the side,
cool looking seats.
- That steering wheel original?
- That's cool. - I'ma say $55,000.
- $55,000? - $55,000.
- Jerry, go ahead.
- Ah dude, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. Aw!
Ah! - He's stressing out!
- He's stressing out! - Okay, here's my thought.
- I'm gonna give you my thought process.
I'm thinking is this car $100,000+ car?
It's not repainted, that's a huge thing, right, low miles.
I think it's over $100,000.
So I'm gonna say $100,000.
- I don't know if that's where these are.
I'm gonna say $85,000. - That was my second guess.
- I was either $85,000 to $100,000.
That's a great guess. - Drum roll, drum roll.
All right, let's hear it. I went big.
- [Max] The Datsun sold for
$310,000! - Oh my god!
What?
- No way! - $300,000?
- Dude.
Good for you. - Did Nissan buy this?
Good for you, whoever has that.
All right Max, I need to cleanse my palette.
What's next?
- [Max] Well, up next we actually have
a little bit of mini game.
Whose Car Sold For More?
In the left corner we have a 1964 Volkswagen Bus
converted to a camper that was owned by Jerry Seinfeld
from 2010 to 2016.
And then in our right corner we have
a 1974 Polski Fiat 126P
that was built for Tom Hanks.
So you basically can each guess
which one you think sold for more
and everyone has a potential to win a point here.
- If Tom Hanks looks that dorky in that car,
everyone's gonna look dorky in that car.
- That's fair.
- Americans don't give a crap about Fiats,
so I'm gonna go with the van.
- I'm saying bus. - Bus.
- [Max] Jerry Seinfeld's Volkswagen sold for $120,000.
Tom Hanks's Fiat sold for $83,000.
Y'all get a point. - Good job, boys.
- Good job, good job.
All right, that was fun. Yeah, that makes sense.
Those Volkswagen buses are crazy expensive.
- [Max] Our next vehicle is a Delorean DMC-12
with 17,000 miles on it,
modified as a replica
of the vehicle from "Back to the Future".
- It's got an OUTATIME license plate from Florida.
- [Max] According to Hagerty's valuation tool,
the average price of an unmodified Delorean
with similar mileage would be about $40,000 for reference.
How much does the "Back to the Future" paraphernalia add?
- I mean, this is a iconic movie car.
- Oh dude, that's cool. - That's pretty good.
- This is the only time you can have exposed wires in a car
and be like "Sick, yeah, that looks awesome!"
Here's the thing,
I've seen a couple of these ones don't look great.
This one looks really good.
- Wanna get weird with this?
- I cant be $80,000 for this, right.
Okay, I'm gonna say uh,
high or low, high or low?
Let's get (bleep) serious now!
Okay, high or low, I'm gonna go,
I'm gonna go 30, I'm gonna go, (laughing maniacally).
This game is fun! (everyone laughing)
We're having fun.
- Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. - He doesn't know which to go.
- I don't know which way to go, I don't know,
I have no clue what price people pay
for toys that look weird and that suck also.
The Delorean's not a great car.
Okay, $45,000.
I don't know,
that's a shot in the old dark right there, Nolan.
- I'm gonna say $45,001- - You (bleep).
- You little (bleep).
Go $45,002 just to (bleep) his.
- $45,002 it is! - Ah!
- All right. - Yeah.
- [Max] It actually sold for $159,000.
- What?
$159,000?
- I was actually going to guess $100,000,
but y'all went so low I was like okay, (bleep) it.
- Oh my god, dude.
There's not even a remake coming out or anything.
- Uh, just you wait.
- But still, $159,000?
- Made by some guy.
- All right, Max. I'm thoroughly upset.
Next.
- [Max] All right, so our next car is a 1986 Volvo 240 Wagen
with a four-speed,
49,000 original miles shown.
- This is what you think of when you think of a Volvo.
- Yes. - Yeah.
- When you think of a- - It's brown and a manual!
- Brown and a manual,
it has those headrests
that I always thought was cool as hell.
- I love those seats.
Look at that brown leather, that's so nice.
That's so cool.
- Being that this is a Volvo, we're not going crazy,
at least as far as I know.
I'm gonna say $43,000.
- $100,000. (Justin laughing)
- I mean, that's a good guess, Nolan.
'Cause who the (bleep) knows?
I'm gonna go $50,000.
- Okay, that's probably good too.
- [Max] The Volvo sold for $36,500.
Nobody gets points.
- We all lost? - You all lost.
- [Max] All right guys, well we have one more car
that could tie the game.
- Then we're gonna have to go into sudden death.
Our final vehicle is a 1998 Toyota Supra.
It only has 22,000 miles,
it was seized by the police from a drug dealer
who would dress up like a FedEx guy to deliver marijuana.
One of the vehicles seized that went to auction
was this Toyota Supra,
and it is a turbo manual.
- The turbo manual American, okay.
- The best spec you can get, right.
This thing is cherry. Yeah. - That's pretty sweet, dude.
- Safe bet, $100,000. I'm going for $100,000.
And it's not Bring a Trailer.
So less people probably saw it,
but this was nationally covered.
- Aw.
- Here, I'll guess.
I think $125,000.
- Okay, why do I want to say this thing's $300,000?
- 'Cause it probably would be on Bring a Trailer.
(Jeremiah groaning)
- This is the game right here, too. (groaning)
Come on, this is total (bleep), Max.
You did the last one that's not Bring a Trailer
so I don't know the Bring a Trailer tax matter?
Come on, this one, come on.
The 240 was $300,000.
This thing has to be $300,000.
I'm playing it safe for the sake of the game
and I'm gonna say $150,000.
Okay Max, what is it? - We all lose. 60K.
- [Max] The Supra sold for a record setting $265,000.
- [Justin] Damn it!
- See?
Insane, I knew.
Good thing I didn't say $300,000 though.
- You people out there have too much money.
- Jerry wins again.
- Yeah, who won?
- [Max] Jeremiah's our winner.
- I needed the point.
- You needed the point, Justin.
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