- If you thought regular cars were expensive,
wait till you hear what collectors are paying
at high end auctions.
- [Max] $7.6 million.
- [Both] Holy (beep).
- That's a lot of cars and coffee.
I'm talking Barrett-Jackson.
I'm talking Mecum.
I'm talking Sotheby's.
I'm talking places where Jeremiah buys his Rolexes.
(Jeremiah laughing)
Today, we're gonna look at some
of the most prestigious rides sold at high end auctions.
And we're both gonna guess how much they sold for.
I've never won this.
I don't know why I keep doing it.
I'm James. He's Jeremiah.
Welcome to Donut.
- [Max] Our first vehicle
is a 2000 Honda Civic Type R from Japan
with only 1,500 miles
that sold at the USS Tokyo auction.
It was rated a 4.5 out of 5 by the auction,
which, according to Jimmy,
is really, really good.
- Have you heard of USS Tokyo auction before?
- No. - Me either.
- Sounds like a boat.
- Everybody's sayin' it sounds like a warship.
- USS Tokyo? - (laughs) Yeah.
- This is a good one
for Max to start the game off with, because-
- Really throw us through a loop.
- Yeah, we don't know the auction site,
and I don't know what someone would pay for this,
but you know what?
Time for us to guess.
I'm thinking someone paid $93,000 (laughs).
- You're nuts.
I'm gonna say 25 grand.
- [Max] The Civic Type R sold for $73,000.
- Geez Louise.
I still win, but oh my lord.
$73,000 for a Honda Civic?
Get outta my face, dude.
- [Max] Our next car is a 1970 Nissan Fairlady Z.
- $750,000.
- It sold at BH Auctions in Tokyo, a Z432R,
which has a bigger fuel tank for endurance racing.
The body panels are 0.2 millimeters thinner,
and the side and rear windows
are made of a lightweight acrylic.
Only 30 to 50 of these were built.
- You know, I was joking by guessing that high,
but not only is this an old,
relatively increasingly rare car,
this is like a special one.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
I have a value in my head already.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
But you won the round, so you gotta go first.
- I guess 350 grand.
- I'm gonna say 400 grand. 400 grand.
- [Max] The Fairlady Z sold for $805,000.
- What?
That's almost a million dollars
for an old Nissan.
- All right.
Well I'm already depressed.
Thanks, Max.
- I don't know what is real.
- [Max] All right, well, moving under our next car.
This is a 1987 Porsche 959 Komfort Edition
that sold at Monterey Car Week
with only 3,500 miles on it, but-
- It's absolutely wrecked.
- Yeah. - Who wrecked it?
- [Max] It got into an accident while being trailered.
- Oh, I know what that's like.
- Oh. Yeah, we do.
- She's bent.
And we're gonna have to fix it.
(lively salsa music)
- If we were to get a nice clean one,
like, I don't know, 3 million bucks?
- 3 million?
- I don't know.
I have no idea.
I'm guessing.
I'm guessing it's like right in that area.
So if someone's gonna want the rear half
and the motor and all that,
I'm gonna say- - 3.5 million.
- I'm gonna say 1.5 million
- Cool mill.
- [Max] Well, the 959 was actually
an absolute bargain at $467,000.
- Oh, wow.
We overshot.
- We really did.
Man.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- [Max] All right, our next vehicle
is a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Yenko Super Camaro.
- Aw, dude. - Ooh, Yenko.
- Yenko!
- Yenko, bro.
- Yenko was a dealer back in the '60s.
At the time, Chevrolet wouldn't let you put an engine
that was in the Corvette in a Camaro.
And so what he did is he found out
that he could special order,
like cop cars and stuff like that,
he could use that form
and put whatever engines he wanted in them.
I think these have, what, 427s in 'em?
- [Max] 427 that makes 450 horsepower.
And this is part of the Yenko Supercar Registry.
- I'm gonna say $1.2 million.
- That's a great guess.
Do I go under or over that, though?
Okay. I gotta go over.
I gotta go over.
- Yeah.
- Right? - You got to.
Or else you would be laying in bed tonight,
and you'd be like-
(Jeremiah screams)
- I went under.
(James and Jeremiah laugh)
- I'm not gonna go a dollar over, like a punk.
- No, you're not a punk.
- I'm not a punk.
- You're an honorable gentleman.
- 1.4 mill.
- It's why I love having you around.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- [Max] Super Camaro sold for 632,000.
Another bargain.
- We don't know anything!
- That's great though.
That's a great deal.
(Jeremiah and James laughing)
- [Max] We're moving onto a vehicle
that we all know around here,
the Honda ATC 250R.
This actually did sell on Bring a Trailer.
It has zinc-coated components, brand new paint.
- Supposedly the most dangerous vehicle ever made.
- A lot of people died on them.
- Like, like when we say a lot,
you're probably like, oh this many.
Way more.
Hundreds.
- So what Honda did,
they marketed this very dangerous automobile
to moms who had sons.
They were like, "Hey, you don't want a motorcycle.
Those are dangerous.
This thing right here, this thing's safe."
Turns out they're not safe at all.
A lot of people died on them.
- This thing killed hundreds of children.
- So we thought, hey, is it really that dangerous?
Why don't we buy one?
- Why don't we buy one?
- And why don't I ride it?
- Why doesn't Jer ride it?
- See how dangerous it is?
So be on the lookout for that video.
Hit subscribe so you don't miss it.
- I almost axed this video,
'cause it makes me uncomfortable.
(Jeremiah laughs)
24,700.
- I think it's 19,700.
- [Max] The ATC actually sold for 26.5.
- Oh, (beep).
- Neither of us knew.
- $26,000?
- That thing looks like a beaut'.
- That's a...
I mean it's a nice three-wheeler.
(Jeremiah and James laugh)
- [Max] Up next is a 2002 Volkswagen GTI
at Silverstone Auctions.
- It's a 337 Edition.
Very cool. BBS RCs.
- Yeah. Those are sick.
- [Max] And it only has eight miles on it.
- Eight miles?
Kinda over front wheel drive cars.
- You want...
Well, you got a taste of the Z, so-
- Yeah, I mean, it's just like only so much
you can do with them.
I love to Hoon.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- Silverstone? That's fancy.
- That's beautiful.
- British people are fancy.
- But like how much money do you wanna spend on
a 2002 Volkswagen?
(Jeremiah laughs)
Yeah. I'd say cool 60.
- 70,000.
I have no clue.
I don't know.
- [Max] It actually sold for $45,000.
- It's not really a collector.
- I am thrown for a loop here.
- I don't understand anything.
- Max is messing me up.
Give me somethin' I can latch onto.
- Give us some sort of trend.
- [Max] Okay, up next is a 1965 Ford GT40 Roadster Concept
that sold at Sotheby's.
- I don't like the silver, dude.
- [Max] One of five built in original condition.
- I don't like the back on it-
- You don't like it?
- I like what they did with-
- Well, I know how much this is,
'cause I bought it for you.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- Aw, James.
- Oh, you don't like it,
I'll take it back.
To get an original Ford GT?
Well over a mill.
I think.
I mean, $7 million?
- I'm at 4 million bucks.
I'm gonna say 4 million.
- What did I say? Seven?
- Yeah. - All right.
- [Max] The Ford GT40 Roadster sold for $7.6 million.
- [Both] Holy (beep).
- That's a lotta cars and coffee.
- Oh my God. James.
- I'm rippin' 'em!
(Jeremiah laughs)
Smokin' you!
- James, this is your flu game.
- This is my flu game.
- I better freaking step up to the plate here.
- Hoo-ah!
- [Max] Up next is Steve McQueen's,
well, Steve McQueen never owned it,
but this is the original "Bullitt" Mustang
used in the movie, sold at Mecum.
- That movie arguably set the scene
for every car chase or every car scene ever.
- It's less shiny than I thought.
- Yeah, I mean, this thing's a big old hunk of crap-
- (laughs) Dude, I bet this thing is beat.
- He beat the crap outta this car.
- Have you watched it recently?
- Uh-uh. - It's really boring.
- Is it?
- It's a really boring movie.
There's just like this
like 15 minute scene of him walking home.
Nobody says anything.
Then he just like goes and gets to his house.
- Yeah.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- I don't like movies.
I like TikToks.
I like TikToks and Starburst candies.
- All right.
I'm trying to formulate a guess, but you gotta go first.
- $3.5 million.
- Some (beep) would really spend that much money on this-
- You know, that's the actual one from the movie.
- Up or down, Jer?
Come on.
50/50, you friggin' nerd.
Is it lower or higher than that?
It's gotta be higher.
No, can't be higher.
It's a piece of junk.
But it's a piece of junk of history.
- The movie...
No one even cares about that, though.
- Driven by a Mr. Steven McQueen
in a movie that everyone forgets is boring.
- It can't be over 3 1/2 million bucks.
If it's over 3 1/2 million bucks,
I'm ripping my shirt off.
1.5 million bucks.
(James gags)
- It's gotta be under that.
- [Max] $3.74 million.
- Oh!
I'm on fire.
That's merch.
Oh, we're releasing new merch stuff like all the time.
This is our new shirt.
This is puff print.
Very cool. What?
- I took my shirt...
I was gonna put it on.
- Okay. Try it on.
- James is doing the shirt promo with me half naked.
I was gonna do...
I was gonna put it on and then have you talk about it.
That's how you get the ladies in the door.
Donutmedia.com.
- [Max] Up next is not a vehicle, but a hood from-
- What?
- [Max] From a Mugen DC2 Integra,
sold at Yahoo Auctions. - You're doin' us dirty.
- Jimmy probably sent this, huh?
- Oh (beep), of course Jimmy sent it.
- Yeah, what's a DC2 hood?
- [James] An Integra.
- Oh, okay.
All right. I have an idea.
- Yeah. - Go.
- $850.
- Oh, no.
You're really wrong.
This thing is thousands of dollars-
- You think? - Yes.
- I'm gonna say 1,500 bucks to be safe,
but I probably, you know, cause I don't wanna $1 deal,
but I think this thing's probably like six grand.
- [Max] The Mugen hood sold for $12,000.
- That's insanity.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- [Max] Our next vehicle is a 2012 Lexus LFA
that sold at Sotheby's.
- Sotheby's.
- [Max] It's got 1,500 miles on it.
- This one's the hardest one ever.
- The problem is they took too long-
- Way too long. - To build it.
And by the time they did- - Then they came out,
it was slower than everything else.
And still more expensive.
- They didn't make a ton of 'em-
- [James] But they also didn't sell.
- Right. They didn't sell.
But then, I don't know.
I think it's gotta be over a million bucks, right?
- [James] It's gotta be.
(Jeremiah vocalizes)
(Jeremiah smacks lips)
- 1.25 million.
1.25 million.
- I'm gonna say $2.3 million.
- [Max] Lexus LFA sold for $808,000.
- That's a steal.
(Jeremiah groans)
- I did say 779, too.
But then I was like, no way,
'cause that price can't be...
It can't be under a million dollars.
A freaking Datsun sold for that.
- [Max] Are you guys ready for our last car?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- [Max] Our last car is a 2020 Toyota Supra
that sold at Barrett-Jackson.
This is the first Supra off the production line.
- I bet it's cheaper than you think.
- It's the first one.
So someone, it probably went to like charity.
- Oh. Yeah.
- You know, so Jay Leno probably bought it.
- He probably did.
- And it's probably $250,000.
- I'm gonna say $120,000.
- [Max] The 2020 Supra #001 sold for $2.1 million.
(slide whistle bleats)
- Fudge.
- What? - Damn.
- What?
What? - Damn.
- I win, but I don't think anybody really wins.
(Jeremiah laughs)
- Hey, congratulations, sir.
- Thank you.
- That was fun.
- That was not fun.
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