Car Issues - Episode Guide

Tyler Hoover buys a surprisingly inexpensive 2007 Audi, equipped with a Lamborghini V10 engine; Tyler buys a 1988 Ford Bronco, a classic beater.

Tyler Hoover finds a rare Saabaru -- a Saab with a Subaru WRX engine -- for a great price and takes it on a dream grand prix course; Tyler picks up a 1990 Chevy SS 454, known as the king of the burnouts.

Tyler visits Houston to pick up a Mercedes Benz SL500, which he gets for a low price due to damage stemming from the hurricane; he also buys an old lady car, which comes from a time when GM was putting Corvette engines in the Cadillac Fleetwood.

Tyler finds a well-maintained 1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer and nearly drives it off a cliff on Colorado's Skyline Drive; Tyler makes a late-night impulse buy of an insanely fast 1989 Ford Mustang Saleen.

Tyler finds one of his bucket-list cars -- a 1975 Chevy El Camino -- with swiveling bucket seats; Tyler buys a cherry red 1971 Jaguar XJ6 with a Chevy 350 engine swapped in, but the Jaguar's reliability and authenticity gets called into question.

Tyler gets lured to Shawnee, Okla., on the promise of a 1987 BMW 325i with only 69,000 miles on it, but then he finds out why the seller is only asking $2,000; he embarks on a mission to prove that the Porsche Boxster isn't the "lesser Porsche."

Tyler finds a replica Jurassic Park Jeep for only $6,500; Tyler heads to Denver to pick up the cheapest 1991 Corvette ZR1 in the country.

Tyler finds a 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo in nearly mint condition, but apparently the car has an axle to grind; he finds a great deal on a ridiculously fast, supercharged pickup truck made famous by "The Fast and The Furious."

Tyler finds a mostly demilitarized Humvee in Oklahoma for only $15,500 and tries to completely destroy it; he gets to live out a childhood fantasy when he finds a decommissioned police car, complete with working light bar, PA system, and sirens.

Tyler finds the best of both worlds when it comes to Buicks -- the guts of a Grand National with the plush interior of a Regal Turbo; he decides to race it against a modern Regal Turbo; he also finds a Mitsubishi 3000GT for $10,000.

Tyler finds a 2006 Dodge Magnum SRT and threatens to make station wagons look cool; he also picks up a 1995 Dodge Viper that breaks before he even has a chance to pay for it.

Tyler finds a ridiculously fast, RENNtech-tuned Mercedes CL600 and attempts to get it up to 150 miles per hour; he travels to Colorado to pick up a Range Rover for the suspiciously low asking price of only $3,000.

When one of Tyler's favorite movie cars comes up for sale, he can't help himself! However, things get dirty en route to the Wizard's, and Hoovie finds himself trying to outrun the law.

Tyler finds an overlooked overlander that isn't known for its off-road prowess, but that doesn't stop Hoovie from adding a lift kit and putting it to the test.

Tyler gets a surprise while looking for a used pickup truck, but this buy-one-get-one deal has the Wizard pulling double duty. Hoovie finds out the hard way that double Dakotas may amount to double trouble.

Hoovie finds himself in a perfectly preserved 30th Anniversary Camaro. Feeling sorry for his car's lack of life, Tyler takes this mechanical spinster out to the track, but is it more than the car can handle?

Tyler finds a barely street-legal race car with terrifying power. Given the rarity of the acquisition, Hoovie decides to track it alongside some of the greatest cars Ford has ever created.

Hoovie goes spelunking for a deal deep in an off-the-grid cave in Missouri. After purchasing the subterranean "limoscene," he decides it's time to take his best friend for a night on the town.

Tyler is shocked when he stumbles across the cheapest running Aston Martin in the United States. However, to get it to the Wizard's, he'll have to escape the fury of a legion of paintball henchmen.

Tyler finds a rare right-hand-drive Suzuki Jimny, a vehicle which never hit the US market. To prove this tiny Japanese SUV has what it takes, he challenges a Hummer to an off-road race through the woods.

This more-than-meets-the-eye purchase gets Tyler thinking that this notorious "bling-mobile" can be as tough as any work truck on the market. Hoovie hits the farm to see if the Caddy has what it takes to work hard and play harder.

Buying cars on the internet can be a gamble, and Tyler's hope at buying a highly sought-after BMW M3 may be a prime example of getting what you pay for.

Tyler finds himself shopping for a rare powerhouse of a truck -- the infamous GMC Syclone -- but can the turbo pickup live up to its reputation?

Tyler picks up a crystal blue Pontiac Aztek. To prove this misunderstood SUV was ahead of its time, Tyler's going to take it off the roads and bury it deep in the brush.

Tyler snags a museum piece of a Mazda with this first-generation MX-5. Hoovie's taking it to the track to test that the Miata still has what it takes to school the cars it put to pasture, but will it land in a museum or the junkyard?

Hoovie is looking to show that you don't have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to enjoy an Italian exotic.

Tyler has a line on a woodie Mercury wagon, but considering the price, the car isn't long for this world; Hoovie plans to give it a proper send-off by taking the behemoth of a car into battle.

The H3 may have been one of the reasons Hummer as a brand disappeared, but Hoovie wants to show the world that the H3 isn't a second-class citizen by tackling Colorado's Rocky Mountains.

Buying vintage autos is always a gamble, and Tyler's hunt for a square-bodied Blazer could turn out to be a bust.

In a first, Tyler picks up an original 1930 Model A Ford, the oldest vehicle Hoovie's ever driven. Mechanical prowess and amenities have come a long way, but to Tyler, these relics of the past still have fuel in the tank.

Tyler reunites with a C36, the first production AMG after Mercedes acquired the tuning company; to recapture the magic, Tyler's goes to see if the Merc can still hit all its original benchmarks.

Modern super-trucks have taken America by storm, and one of the first was Ford's massive 6.2-liter Raptor pickup; to test its mettle, Tyler takes this Jurassic truck to a giant sand dune playground.