We Made Our $10,000 V12s Sound Better Than Supercars | 1,000 Mile Roadtrip Ep.2
Published January 23, 2025
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Views
1,486,108
Likes
48,276
Comments
2,915
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The V12 adventure continues! Thomas’ E38 BMW 7 Series and James’ Mercedes-Benz S-Class have been straight piped and are ready to hit the track. First stop is Canadian Tire Motorsport Park for a quick shakedown, and then the journey continues towards the famous Formula 1 track in Montreal - Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Bu…
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- January 23, 2025
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How We Made Our $10,000 V12s Sound Better Than Supercars | 1,000 Mile Roadtrip Ep.2 is doing
It has 1.48M views in total. It ranks #3,930,676 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about We Made Our $10,000 V12s Sound Better Than Supercars | 1,000 Mile Roadtrip Ep.2
- Total views
- 1.48M
- Total likes
- 48.2K
- Total comments
- 2.91K
- Published
- January 23, 2025
- Global rank by views
- #3,930,676
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How many views does We Made Our $10,000 V12s Sound Better Than Supercars | 1,000 Mile Roadtrip Ep.2 have?
We Made Our $10,000 V12s Sound Better Than Supercars | 1,000 Mile Roadtrip Ep.2 has 1,486,108 views, 48,276 likes and 2,915 comments, ranking #3,930,676 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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