I’ve never watched a 3hr YouTube video and I couldn’t turn this episode off! Hats off to everyone that was apart of this project! 🤘🏽

Who else wants the long form videos back again for every car of mat 🤔

Anyone still here in 2026?
Petition for Mat to upload more long form videos again!

Tavarish is a fuqn beauty....hes opened his garage doors and helped so many people...hats off to ya Freddy

What a team to take on a project like this! Freddie is a good dude, for sure.

I’ve got to the place where I don’t like anything on tv and I don’t like movies either.  But for some reason, I can watch 3 hour long YouTube videos like these and enjoy every minute.

This is the best car rebuild documentary video by far in the internet history.  It showcases PASSION to the world !!  Great job Matt and the team

Yo big shout out to Tavarish for all the help he did for making this red coats dream come true.

This was better than the Titanic

I have to say, this video had me benched for three hours. But the thing that binds me to it is not just cars it's just the way you are, you seem so honest and genuine and I guess that you got it from your dad, he also seems like a totally bonkers dad, honest and just nice to be around.

Keep on rocking, much love 🤙

I can’t believe how much work must go into making these videos.  Matt must spend hours just doing this YouTube stuff.  Problem is people will want more and more content - hope he doesn’t burn out.

Hey Mat. I worked at Porsche for 11 years and i can tell you why we didnt sell parts to regular citizens. Its because higher ups didnt want people to use those parts to make replicas of other models. Like if you bought an older GT3, they didnt want you buying new model parts and slapping them on there. They wanted you to buy the actual model car youre trying to replicate. Happens a lot with Toyota and Mitsubishi. People take the Mitsubishi Eclipse and slap Toyota Supra parts on it. Another big reason is scalping. When i first started at Porsche it was pretty much open to the public 100%. It wasnt until 2020/2021 that we put a lid on it. Especially with rise of the 992. I imagine thats why the people on the phone with you sounded so dead inside, because they answer that question a million times a month.

I also hated working there. I worked in the body shop and worked 12-13 hour days taking out dings and scrapes or changing door locks or ignitions while mopping the floors 4 times a day 😅. I have a used Macan with 92k miles and really need a new headlight but i refuse to take it in there. So if anyone has a passenger side headlight for a 2015 Macan, holler at ya boy.

Seriously, Wtf. I'm not even a car guy and you've managed to convince me to watch two of your videos - 6 hrs worth in the last two days. wow. Amazing production, story and people!

This may have been the longest, most interesting YouTube car repair video I’ve seen. Huge risk, huge reward and an epic journey. Well done Mat.

Am i the inly one that sits like a idot getting fed up waiting on the mat armstrong Sunday special and go watch all his old videos that ive saw 100x 😂

The world would be a better place if we were all gear-heads. Heart warming to see 2 guys from different parts of the world come together and help each other like this. Love both your channels !  Happy Hollidays gents !

Porsche engineers must be having a good chuckle watching the evolution of repair! What a fantastic journey your undertaking! Love the editing!🙏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Porsche seems like the best brand for actually working with owners not against like the big F and the Bug people

Freddie definitely the star in this episode. He came to the rescue so many times. 💪😊🙌🏽

Dude Tavarish is a wizard