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Now today's episode is going to be a little bit different. We have actually done something similar before but not for a while.

We're going to be rating. Maybe we're going to be reviewing YouTuber car collection.

Oh yeah. UK ones are well. No global. I say global. It's probably going to be Europe and US. Apologies already to Chinese automotive YouTubers. Indian automotive YouTubers.

And Twiggy. He's just moved away from a very comfortable push-level share onto my lap. Twiggy, was that a bit needy of you? I think it was. By the way, if you're listening to this podcast and you're not watching it,

you're missing the adorable shots of Twiggy being needy and sitting on my lap. So after you listen, why not head over to the YouTube channel and watch it again?

And if you do, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss future episodes of Twiggy also being cute. Is that where you're going to stay for the rest of the show? Okay, fine.

So yeah, so basically a long time ago we did something similar of rating YouTubers rides. I wanted to bring this back because firstly it was a popular and a successful format.

But also, as is the way with automotive YouTubers, many people have changed the cars that they have and collections have grown. And I thought it would be more fun to talk about collections as a whole rather than individual cars.

Could get us into some trouble mainly because of the things that you say. Probably I would like to support my community and say, oh, car, YouTuber collections are fantastic.

Yeah, we'll have to wait and see it's going to be a bit of a journey of discovery for both of us because I'll be honest whilst some of these YouTubers are my friends or some that I've filmed with or know well, some of them I know less well and some of their content I watch less regularly.

So I don't even know a lot of the cars that some of my contemporaries own, but luckily we've got some help we've had some help from Rishi Sawler. Rishi, am I pronouncing your surname correctly?

I hope I am. S-A-W-L-A. Anyway, a self-declared automotive car YouTuber, a mega fan.

I mean, I am absolutely in the dark because apart from you and Paul, I don't know anyone's collection me. I mean, I barely know yours and Paul.

I mean, can't call mine a collection, firstly. And Paul doesn't own a car. I mean, a time of recording, whatever he says on the internet. He doesn't own a car.

But it hasn't got a car. That's easy enough for you to remember.

Yeah. Now, I'm fully aware that this might be a little niche in the sense where some of you who maybe don't watch that much online content might be like, oh, it sounds a bit boring, but bear with us because some of the cars that car YouTubers around the world own, it's frankly mad.

And this might also help you discover other automotive car YouTube channels that you might want to go and check out.

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