- Oh my God.
What?
136 grand.
No way.
- For a 30 year old Toyota bro.
Used car market is getting out of hand
and we need to talk about it
because sometimes I feel like I'm losing my mind
when I see the price of old cars.
And we're a couple of guys
who've bought one or two old cars.
We found a bunch of used cars on the internet.
And today, Jeremiah and I are going to try and guess
how much people actually paid for these cars?
Price is right rules, if you go over, you're out.
I'm James, he's Jeremiah, and this is the D List.
Big thanks to Hyundai for sponsoring today's video.
- Oh, you got to be kidding me.
Another fricking race car.
- Hey Jerry, what do you think
of the all new Hyundai Elantra N?
- James, is that you?
- It's me, baby. Now get in here old geezer.
- What the heck is going on?
You look so alive.
- Buddy. I haven't felt this alive in over 40 years.
I wish they had features like N mode
and a 10.25 inch touchscreen back in our day.
- That's bigger than the TVs we had back then.
That's bigger than the TVs we had back then.
- That's right.
- It tells you how many Gs you're pulling.
It tells you when you need to pay attention while driving.
It's got heated seats for your thick ass.
It's even got launch control.
- Launch control. What are you, a freaking astronaut?
- This baby does fly.
This is Hyundai's new breed of high performance sedan.
And let me tell you,
performance has never felt or sounded this good.
You feeling it yet Jerry?
- Oh, I'm feeling great.
You weren't kidding with these customizable drive modes
and exhaust modes.
- Hey, nice Elantra N. Love that N design exterior.
- Yeah, it's pretty sweet.
And you can get it with an optional
each speed, wet dual clutch transmission,
or a six speed rev matching manual.
In case you want to disturb some nice neighborhoods.
- I know.
Do I know you guys?
- Cheese and biscuits.
I can't remember the last time I had that much fun.
Thanks man.
Okay. I'll see. Oh.
- Wait. Jerry, your glasses.
- Don't want to forget those. Thank you my friends.
- See you tomorrow night from bingo, right?
- Oh yes, definitely.
Except this time you're driving.
- You got it.
- I'm excited. Let's dig in.
First up, we have a 1992 Arcadia green Honda Accord,
five speed, 40,000 miles.
So this is a low mileage Honda Accord,
appears to be in pretty good tick.
I guarantee you this car costs more now
than it did when I was in high school.
- When it rolled off the lot, oh yeah.
I can smell this car by the way.
I know it what this car smells like.
This one is clean.
- I think our generation too, is huge on nostalgia.
You're like, I can smell this car.
- Right.
- I'm going to start out strong.
I'm going to say,
$16,000.
- Okay. That was pretty close.
I'm thinking like, I was thinking in,
okay, I'll say 20 grand. I'll say 20 grand.
- Price for the 1991 Accord is 21,000.
- What? I believe it. I'm not shocked at all.
I was going to guess 30 at one point.
- You did say, "I wouldn't be surprised if it was 30 grand."
- Next up. We have a classic 1987 Volvo 240 wagon.
This is a non-turbo four cylinder with an automatic,
and 60,000 miles.
- Okay. I don't know anything about these.
So this is going to be a shot in the dark.
- I feel like this is a car that a lot of people like.
More so than the Accord, was like the Accord,
you're spending $21,000 to look for it.
Ooh, that interior is nice.
- It's pretty cool. It's a wagon.
Wagons usually bring more money, right?
- This is the first car I ever did a burn on in.
- Oh. - Yeah.
They're rear wheel drive.
You can get it with a manual and you can get a turbo one.
People have done some wild swaps in them.
- Let's just say 14.5
- Okay. I was going to guess 12,000.
- [Moderator] The actual price of the Volvo was $35,000.
- Are you kidding me?
- No way. - No way dude.
I mean, spending that much money on these
because now everything else is more expensive
and cool stuff is way more expensive.
I'm not saying this car is not cool, but 35 grand?
- Dude, this car sold five days ago for $35,000.
That's insane.
- [Moderator] Okay, so our next car.
It's actually a new car. It's a 2021 Civic Type R.
Number one of 600 limited edition models that year.
And it's, only has 16 miles on it. It's a brand new car.
- Yeah. I'm going to say 110,000.
Why not?
- Why not? Go for it. I was thinking 65K.
That's what I'm figuring. - You're dreaming buddy.
It's 110, it's 110.
- And even at 65, I feel like I'm going over,
but all right, 110, 65. All right. What is it?
- [Moderator] The entering price was 102,000.
- Oh.
James, What?
You're kidding me.
- When these came out,
they were going for like 30 over MSRP,
and this is 10600.
- Get the fuck out of here.
- It's yellow.
- That's insane. $102,000 for a Honda Civic.
- You don't understand because you're poor.
- This is madness. This is absolute madness.
- Dude. I knew it was over a hundred grand.
- [Moderator] Next on. A 1988 Yugo GV.
Now GV of course stands for great value.
- I doubt it. One of the worst cars ever.
Like everyone, people make jokes about a bad car.
I don't think they do so much anymore,
but growing up, a Yugo was the worst car ever.
This is a 1.1 liter inline four.
So you know, you'd get something goes. Four speed manual.
This thing sold for 4,500 bucks back in the day.
It was once the cheapest car in the world.
How much did some American buy it for?
- It's known as being the worst car. Why would someone,
- I think that it's come full circle
and someone paid a lot more money
because it's one of the worst cars ever.
Isn't that hilarious? It's like meme culture, man.
I hate it.
- Oh, money is meaningless.
- Money is fake. - Money is fake.
This world we live in is bizarre. I don't know.
$35,000. - I was going to guess $35000.
- I have no clue. I have no clue.
- So, I'll guess 32 because I'm not winning.
- [Moderator] This car actually sold for $3,400.
- What?
- [Moderator] Which means you're both busted.
There are good values in this car.
- There are if you can buy the worst car in the world.
All right, we got a 1997 Chevy Tahoe.
- Love the East. - A drug dealers car.
- That's right. - If I ever saw one.
This is the two door version of the suburban.
- Which is the ultimate drug dealing.
- Ultimate, that's Tony Soprano's car.
This thing has got a 5.7 liter Vortec V8.
It's got four by four, you got the Z71 package.
- Okay. That's cool.
I think, I'm still going to go 35. I just skipped a bang.
I'm thinking 35K for this. - I'm going to say,
- It's like a Bronco, it's like a new age Bronco.
- Mm-hmm. What? 22 grand.
- [Moderator] The actual sale price was 28 grand.
- Yeah, finally I'm on the bird baby.
28K with 150,000 for a Chevy?
- For Chevy? Come on.
These are diamond dozen and the interior's straight trash.
As someone who owns a late 2000,
a late 90s, early 2000s GM product,
they're terrible.
- Yeah. I thought that the most value out of these things
would be ripping the motor out.
- Right? Well, that's what people used to do.
They used to rip the iron blocks out,
put them in the race cars
because you can get them so cheap.
- 1983 Rabbit GTI made by Volkswagen.
This one's special because it's got
a Callaway Stage Two kit.
Callaway is a really cool company
that really pioneered the bolt-on turbo kit.
We made it up to speed about it. It's very good.
I'll put a link in the description.
So it's got 19,000 miles.
- Oh that's sick.
Whoa.
Look at those seats. - Bright red interior.
Beautiful. Very period correct.
17,000.
$17,000. - Oh my God.
- I just don't think there's a huge market.
People haven't come around yet to being cool,
loving Volkswagen this much.
- See, this is your, this, you're like,
this is your bag, dude.
- Dude, but once it goes, I'll bring a trailer.
You never know.
- What'd you say?
- I said 17 grand.
Okay. I'm going to say 17,001.
- [Moderator] The sale price of the Rabbit was $62,000.
- What? Oh my God, dude.
- 62K. All right.
I guess. I mean, what is hap,
James, you just told me people haven't come around this car.
- I guess I was wrong. I feel like I should be fired.
- [Moderator] The next one isn't a car at all.
- It's an NFT, I don't know.
- [Moderator] It's an NFT of the Fast and Furious Supra
that sold at Barrett Jackson, this year.
The NFT includes one video, one illustration
and three images of the car.
- I don't know. Half a million dollars.
$500,000.
- To be honest, that doesn't sound off.
- No. - I would say,
I would say 100 grand.
100 grand for someone to buy a,
- Picture, a video.
- I honestly think that's way over. I have no clue.
I have no idea. I have no idea.
- We're upset because we can't afford real things,
and now we can't afford fake thing.
- What was the price of that car
when it went through Barrett Jackson? Do you know?
- [Moderator] The actual car? - Yeah.
- [Moderator] That was like half a million dollars.
- 25 Grand. That's my answer. I can't imagine it any,
- No, no, no, no, no. I'm not going to go over it.
So then I'll say 60.
- Okay. All right.
- [Moderator] Well, it was actually a bargain at $6,600.
- Okay, All right. Thank God.
That gives me a little bit of hope
that we're not total idiots in this world.
- [Moderator] 2004 Volkswagen R32.
- This one's going to make me upset.
I guarantee you. This is over 30 grand.
- These things are cool.
- Yeah. They're cool as (beep).
This one only has 20,000 miles.
It's a six speed. It's got a 3.2 liter VR6 hence the R32,
and it's all wheel drive.
- And it's so fun.
- It's one of the best sounding,
I think it's one of the best sounding cars ever made.
- I got to go 40K.
I think it's got to be more than that.
That other GTI went for,
- 65. - 65 grand.
- Yeah.
Yeah. That's all right so.
- I mean, this could be a $50,000 car.
- Yeah. I'm locked in.
- Yeah. I'm locked in. 35.
- [Moderator] Final price was $59,000.
- Geez. I believe it. These are great.
This is a car that I'm like, I get it.
They didn't make a lot of them.
I guess this is what stuff costs now.
Inflation was crazy this year.
- [Moderator] Next up we have a 1994 Toyota Land cruiser.
Automatic.
Got 1000 original miles.
- Oh, shit. - Yeah.
- All right. I already know what this is going for.
- Dude, here's the thing with these super low mileage cars.
It's not good right away.
If you buy a car with a thousand miles take it, right?
To tow it to the shop and have every gasket
and soft part on the car replaced.
- Swapped out. - That is old rubber.
Finding a well-maintained version, I think is like,
- Better, if you're going to drive it.
- If you're going to drive it, yeah.
- My favorite green, kind of like the Honda,
but it's a little darker, forest green or something?
I can't remember what they're called, emerald?
I can't remember.
I wanted to paint my GX this color.
That'll be sick? - Yeah.
58K. - $105,000.
I support this because at one point
the only cars that were selling for that much money
were sports cars.
And what if I don't like sports cars?
What if I liked trucks? - Right.
- Well, this is a great truck.
One of the best trucks ever.
- [Moderator] $136,000. - Oh my God.
What? 136 grand? You're out of your (beep) mind.
That is nuts, bananas. That is so crazy.
- So this is a 2000 Geo Metro, Chevy Metro.
It's got a one liter inline three,
it's got 400 miles on it.
So if you're collecting them, this is the one you want.
When new, these things sold for nine grand.
- These were our driver's Eds cars.
- Were they? - Yeah.
- I want to get one of these for D List.
Yeah, these were our driver's Ed cars.
We beat the absolute dog crap out of this thing
when we drove them in driver's Ed.
- This car is one of the reasons
that we decided to make this video.
We both know how much this sold for.
And we were like, what, what else is out there?
So we're going to give you guys a little moment.
I want you to go ahead and write your guess.
How much you think this sold for in the comments.
- I'm going to give you guys a hint.
Think of a price in your head.
Go hire.
- $18,000 for a Geo Metro.
The world has lost its marbles.
We've reached the end.
I'm guessing the most expensive car on this entire list.
We've got a 2002, R34 GT R V Spec two.
Beautiful car.
It's only got 10 kilometers on it.
- Okay. All right.
- I'm going to say,
$300,000.
- Yeah. I mean 550K. - 550K.
- It's craziness.
- [Moderator] James, 300,000. Jeremiah, 550.
Sale price was,
549.
- Whoa.
Wow.
- Dang it. - Damn, dude.
550K over a half million dollars
for a 20 year old Nissan.
- Insane.
To be honest, we both lost though.
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