Taking my Lamborghini Revuelto to my Childhood Home.

Well today officially marks the beginning of the best week of the year. Oh yes, the Koenigsegg Jesko. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the channel and welcome back to the vlog. Now today is day one of Monterey Car Week. Now we're here in Salt Lake City, Utah, but by the end of today's video, we are going to be on route to California via the state of Oregon. Now before we begin the journey off to Monterey, we got to get the Koenigsegg off to Lamborghini of Salt Lake City. Now the owner Todd is taking the car off to Monterey Car Week. We're going to see Todd out there, but the truck is picking up this car off at the dealership. So we got to figure out a way to get this car from my house to the dealership and as luck would have it, well, I'm that guy. Well, Sophie, which one are you driving today? Um, definitely. Really? You could have driven the Jesko. I don't know if I should drive the Jesko. Sophia ironically has more experience driving a Koenigsegg Jesko than I do because when we were filming with Steve Hamilton's cars, you drove the Jesko basically the entirety of the day. That's true. So are you sure? I don't think Todd would care. I'll let you have a turn. Is it OK if we do ghost mode one time? One last time? It sounds like you're a made up human. I really did. I don't know if this car is coming back to the house after Monterey Car Week. So we got to enjoy all the different party tricks and the party tricks of these new gen Koenigseggs is just the coolest. If you sell all the cars. Yes. Sell half the house. Yes. You know, this side of the house. OK, I see where you're going. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Isn't that crazy? You could have all your cars or a Jesko. It's funny, as much as I love this car, I'd rather have all the cars by far. The sound of this Jesko makes ASMR to an absolute T. Just listen, listen. The satisfaction. And now, of course, the key magnetically back goes there. And then on the Jesko, you want to turn the ignition on. And then when it's time to start up the car, you do not hold it down. You just push it with your foot on the brake like that. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Told me to do that, OK? He said, if you're going to drive it, you drive it. And I drove it. Wow. It's crazy how the thousand horsepower is like the old car. I will say that one sounds a bit better, though. You cannot beat the V12. And that color is just killer. Unfortunately, it's a little smoky. Couldn't keep up, eh? Whoops. Good thing you got PPF. OK, no, no, this stupid Chevy. Go. We got the Chevy. We got him. That Viola Pass is just shimmering and shining. Let's hear it, Sophie. Let's hear the V12. Now, the plan is to take the Rivalto off to Monterrey Car Week, but we actually have more modifications on that car. The wing on this, we got to reprogram it because it looks absolutely huge. Yeah, we got to adjust that. It's kind of silly right now. Don't worry, we'll sort it out. Well, I am certainly sad, Sophia, that we got to say bye to this car. But you know who's very, very, very happy? Insurance agent. The insurance agent is very happy this car lived. I don't know if my home insurance would have covered a fire or the car. I don't know. It doesn't matter. Is there a fire signature in there? No, no. See, we still have things to learn. I have one in a Tamarara. We got to buy more. OK, I should have had one in Todd's. Todd should have one in his. Aren't they known for... Are they? I'm not going to say yay or nay. Sophie is always calm, cool, collected, even when the cars are four million dollars. Now, James is in charge because my insurance doesn't pay out if you mess up. Yeah, you're pretty much, you're in the clear. You're good. Oh, yeah, you see? You see, I knew, I knew, we good, we good. You got a yes go, I do love. But the Revuelto does not get the love that it deserves. The V12. What happened? I was trying to drink my water, like actually trying to drink my water. I didn't know you were going to do that. Well, Sophie has decided she's very, very thirsty. And as luck would have it, we have a lemonade stand. I would just have to stop. Oh, baby, let's go, let's go. It matches the leather, thankfully, though. Oh, baby. Mucho delicioso. Easy, Sophie, easy, easy. You're going to come repave these roads. This is like the NASCAR challenge that I did with Ryan and me. So we're going 15 miles an hour. It matches the leather, thankfully, though. Before we head off to Monterey, we have some modifications for the El Huevos Los Revueltos. But on that bombshell, today's video has been sponsored by SimpliSafe. Now, you guys know that I've been talking about SimpliSafe for almost eight years now. What you guys don't know is just recently we had a package thief in the neighborhood coming to houses, stealing packages off people's front doorsteps. 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But because the car had that misfire in cylinder six and cylinder 12, it sat at Lamborghini Salt Lake for such a long time that we ran out of time to paint it, which meant we didn't PPF it. I don't want to PPF it now because we're just going to have to remove it and then paint it and PPF it. And so consequently, we have chosen to actually unmodify the car. Temporarily, we are putting the factory hood with the factory PPF, not factory PPF, aftermarket PPF. We're putting this hood back on the car and then after Monterey, we're going to take it off, reverse it, paint that. A lot of work because misfire in cylinder six and cylinder 12. We've done this before, so it shouldn't be too difficult. We got a couple of bolts there. We got a strut there. And then voila, it is unmodified, which is a shame because this hood is so sick. Part of the reason I also don't want to get painted quite yet. We have more secret sauce up our sleeves. You say no sauce on your plate, but you actually have a lot. I got all that sauce, all that sauce. Sophia just pointed out there's a very good chance that I haven't showed the license plate on the Rivalto. When I say no sauce and you say all the sauce, that's because we got no sauce. And just like that, one carbon fiber hood fully, fully removed. We're going to put this on the couch inside, actually. It's actually insane how light this Viola Bass hood is. A lot of people give me a hard time about painting carbon fiber. Well, Lamborghini themselves, they do it too. And the final step and maybe the most important, Lamborghini. This car has a thousand horsepower, it is so fast. The Esco earlier was like on steroids, but a thousand horsepower with hybrid assist is just unreal. It is so smoky here in Idaho, you can't see nothing. Ram TRX with the new wheels is looking so funny. Well, we are officially on the road to Monterey via the state of Oregon. So Sophia is actually behind me in the Ram TRX with Oscar Marshmallow. We're headed to go see my mom. We're leaving Oscar, we're leaving the truck with my mom. And then Sophia and I are going to drive the Rivalto down to Monterey via Bend, Oregon. We got Grimace there on the left and Los Huevos Rivalto on the right. Welcome to Oregon. Sophie doing the full send. Speed limits are slow in Oregon. I realized I just found myself a pace car, C5 Corvette. I think he thinks you are in Mexico. But I promise you, I'm pretty sure we're in Oregon. That guy's cooking. That guy is gone. I'm getting too old for these road trips. Oh, my gosh. My knees. You doing, Sophie? You cooked? I have no limits. My butt bone is gone. It's flat as a pancake. Oscar, bud, how you doing? How you doing, Flop? You excited to see Grandma? We've driven about nine and a half hours so far. With all the stops, it's like 12 hours. Yeah, Oscar had to take a lot of pee breaks, didn't you, bud? Yeah, you had to hydrate yourself. You look majestic in Oregon, though. I was really hoping we were going to escape the smoke by the time we got here to Central Oregon. But that does not seem to be the case. Hopefully by the time we get to the Pacific Ocean tomorrow, it'll all be gone. Yeah, you'll be a good dog for Grandma. We love you so much. We'll see you after car week, OK? Well, good morning, Sophia. Sophia is exhausted from yesterday's endeavor. We've now added her to the Rivalto. The TRX is gone. Oscar Marshmallow is gone with my mom and Ben. And now we are headed off to the Oregon coast to Newport, which is where I was born. You're going to see the house that I grew up in. You've never seen it, have you? We're going to go there and then we're going to drive down the 101 down the Oregon coast, down to the California coast. We're going to stop at the Redwoods and we're headed off to Monterey. The forests in Oregon are just some of the best of the best. Utah has nothing quite like this. It is so beautiful. Now, in today's video, we're doing a lot of things down Memory Lane. That house right there used to live in that house in college. Audi TT used to be parked right there. And now we are in Los Huevos Rivalto. I never imagined that. I have not been here in like 20 years. We're on the campus of Oregon State University. Go Beavers had to stop by the football stadium. So insane to take my accounting degree. The reason I'm an accountant is Oregon State University, Sofia. Yes, thank you, Oregon State, for all the life lessons. What are the chances there is a Lamborghini Gallardo right in front of the football stadium that looks just like my car? It's also the same. It's literally the same. I know that's what I'm saying. It's the perfect. I wonder if like the president of Oregon State drives that thing. Oh, we got to park up. What are the chances of this? This is crazy. Literally zero. The colors for the Beavers or orange and black. This thing is absolutely dialed. The first Gallardo just keeps looking better and better and better. It like ages like fine wine. Exactly. The Murcielago ages like fine wine. It does. I have never been so envious of a rear three quarter panel, though, because you imagine you got the Sawzall just like slice and dice and take all this stuff inside. That would be crazy to bring it here. We should right here in the parking lot. Wow. What are the chances seeing this baby off in the state of Oregon? Go Beavers, baby. Do the beaver face. Do the beaver face. Do it. Do it. There's Sophie being a beaver. Let's do the beaver face. You go. You can do better than that. There you go. You just need like the little beaver tail, right? That's my favorite. That is your favorite. Wait, cue car, dude. What are you doing here? Oregon State, you go, you go, you go to Oregon State. I enroll. The audience is so confused right now. Nate, congratulations. Well, thank you. Congratulations. Nate has bought. No, the audience has no idea what's just going on because of our stupid bit. By the way, the beaver face was great, though. Was it great? Yes, it was. Nobody but nobody better clip that. OK, I don't want to see. You don't see that on the old Tick Tock about the fire extinguisher. Andy Gardo, dude, congratulations. So guys, Nate bought his dream Lamborghini Gardo. It just happens to be the exact same car of mine that just burned down. And you have a fire extinguisher, orange interior. Nate met up with us this morning and we're both headed to Monterey. Yes, we are. We're in. I don't even know what part of Oregon right now, but we're going straight. We're at Oregon State University. We're at Corvallis. I don't even know that it's a beaver. That explains the beaver face. Wait, you just put that together. I was I was walking. Nate, I cannot believe the things I would do to extract that five liter. Just slice and dice. Yeah, it must be nice that that requires more than a T-30. And I don't have that. No, you do not. So the whole reason they bought this car is so that I could use it as a reference point for rebuilding my car. No, I thought that's what happened. I mean, I'll let you look at it, but you can't touch it. You got the full orange interior, too. Dude, this thing is absolutely dialed. Where are we at with it? Let's see that beaver face. Give me a stick so I can bite on it or I can build a dam. I want to go build a dam. I can't really go grab you a stick if you would like. Nah, I'm good. The nice thing is this is never going to make the video because I'm not about to embarrass myself. You made it in nothing. Nate, let's see the beaver face with pop tarts between your teeth. That's a stolen Valor because I never went to school here. No, it's OK. You can be a beaver. No, I'll give you permission. You beaver. No beaver. It looks like an advertisement like Nate is the star running back for Oregon State. I'm so happy for Nate finally getting his dream car. He has wanted a Gallardo for as long as I can remember. And it sounds so good. Baby. Yes. I don't know what exhaust he has on that, the five liter Gallardo, one of the best sounding V10s in the world. Well, we have officially reached the end of Highway 20, the longest road in the United States of America, from Newport, Oregon to Boston, Massachusetts, and welcome to the 101. Now we're going to head that way. But the house I grew up in is that way. We have Oscar's Mexican food. Little did I know. I wonder, is that why I love the name Oscar? And Mexican food. That must be it. So I grew up in Bend, Oregon, but I was actually born in Newport, Oregon. So, yes, today's video is a little bit of a walk down memory lane. I want to show you guys where I not was born, but where after I was born, I lived. I was born in a hospital. So, yeah, no, no, no. You know, like most people, like very normal, very normal birth. Extremely normal. Very normal. I'm a very normal person. Sophia, you love normal. It certainly is crazy to come here after all these years coming back to the roots. So I have three older brothers, mom and a dad. And we all lived in this house right here. That one right there with the boat. I actually have a photo somewhere of my dad's truck sitting in that driveway. That's crazy. Well, we have made a wrong turn and Nate is like, I'm gone. I'm so happy for Nate. That is crazy. And he did it the right way. You're probably thinking, oh, Nate's got daddy's money, mommy's money. No, Nate definitely does not. Wow. Nate money. That Nate money. You know what I'm talking about? Yes, he does. Give me that Nate money. That Nate money. I want that Nate money. We were just saying, Nate, how it's actually more iconic having that car here than that car, because that car is more Stradman. Do you want to borrow it for your own personal needs? Oh, yeah, I definitely need it for my personal needs. Ironically, you've let me borrow your cars dozens of times. I know exactly what I want to borrow. I know. Yes, yes, yes. It's all or nothing. No, OK, OK, I see. I see. Obviously, this is a private house, so we don't want to cause, like, too big of a scene. But that is crazy to have the Revuelta parked in front. Nate was like, it seems more likely I would have grew up in that house, the pink one. But no, it was it was the dark green one. Dark green one. Dark green. Yeah, we need a 812 color, maybe. Yes, that would actually be pretty nice. That's an idea. It's so sick. Revuelta looking crazy from the outside. So there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. That is the house that I was raised in right there. Tell us about the Nate money. Yeah, like, you know, it doesn't make sense. How did you how did you buy this thing? You know, if you if you put your money in the right course, bros in Miami. Yes, it works. Is there a link to your course in the description below? I invested in was none of them. No. And just myself. No drugs, no alcohol, not eating out, basically saving every single penny you could. Just like I did. I can't afford this car, but I can afford the passion behind it. The best way to put it. Do you hear that, Soph? That was so profound. Yes. Nobody would want to invest in our course. Our course is too boring. Our course is like the old fashioned way. Don't go out. Don't spend on things you don't need. Responsible, responsible. Takes time. It's very, very boring, boring doing what we did. It's not fun. Nate's been working longer than I have known Nate. And Nate is not very old. You've been working forever. Like literally forever. Like my first like child labor law. This guy is the definition of that. Yes. He's been saving up forever. But literally because my first job, I held like a sign on a corner for pizza shop. And I would see like every now and then I'd see these cars drive by. And that was like what got me started. And he doesn't even like cheese. And he still did it. He still did it. He didn't like doing it. He still did it. Check out the link in the description below to Nate's course. You starting a course? Just save your pennies. Pennies are going out of service, right? Yeah, pennies don't even exist. Save your nickels. Yeah, save your nickels. I got to apologize to everybody for the thumbnail because they thought I was raised in this massive mansion. Right. And no, it's like 800 square feet. How many bedrooms is that? Two. One, two. You have how many siblings? Three brothers. All four of us shared the same room growing up. Yeah, it's crazy. My earliest memories are in that house right there. Southport, Redwoods, Bandon, Monterey, San Francisco. All the above. All the above. Let's go. Let's get it. You know, it's crazy when you think about it. Every single decision that I have made since living in this house. Right. OK, the timing there was not the best. The pink house, since I was raised in that house, has led me to this exact moment in which I'm back, baby. I'm back. But welcome to Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean. That is gorgeous. The Yaquina Bay Bridge. Ruelto's pretty wide. Living with Nate Dog and the Gallardo next to the Pacific Ocean. Man, the ocean sun is just making that color pop. Yes, sir. Not bad at all. Apologize for the dusty windshield. I should have washed it. But would you look at that? The Oregon Coast is absolutely gorgeous and there's nobody out here. Crikey. Well, would you look at that in three, two, one and liftoff. That was slippy. That was fantastico. It was slippy in there, though. I think there's a lot of sand in there. Oh, the wind. Seen a head lighthouse. It's chilly and windy, though. I'm going to lose my hat. Yo, Oregon. Joel, that's that's that's a long ways down. I mean, Washington's almost dead. Washington's died. I didn't bring my kite. You should have brought your kite. I've always been a kite guy. You have. Ironically enough, my dad actually worked at a kite shop in Newport back in the day. He was like the accountant for the kite shop. I see it. Business is booming right now. Business is certainly booming. Also, I don't know if you guys can even hear me. It is so windy. It's hard to describe how beautiful this is. But I would highly recommend the Oregon Coast. Look at that lighthouse right there. Roncio Borealis is just glistening and Nady just looking adorable. You're not going to like this shot at all. It's kind of LARPing this bit. Yeah, this is the LARP. This is how you need to look LARPing, too. You guys can't even hear a word I'm saying. It is so windy right now. This reminds me of Lake Superior in the Storado. And that was freezing out. There you go. It's not even LARPing anymore, though, because it's Nate's car. LARPing is when you're faking it. We're doing it. Yeah. No LARPing. Oh, my gosh. Oh, I feel like the doors are going to fly away. In the Storado, we were driving on Lake Superior in December. It was freezing. We almost blew. Dude, there's nothing like that ocean wind, you know, your eyes are just crying. Nope. Sophia is emotional, but she ain't crying for that reason. It's just so beautiful. Sorry, that might make an in scene or we might cut that out entirely. I'm telling Sophia how much I enjoy the views. I look over and she's got a white bob. I kind of like it. The Snapchat filter game. All right, Soph. Let's see you with a bob. OK, I look good. Why are you laughing? Enjoy the views. We're on the Pacific Ocean. That's my view. That's your view. That's a view of you, baby. Look at that. This homie is getting roller shots on the tiny little mini bike. Let's go, baby. We got Cherry Coke right there. Cheez-Its, yep, original. Girl, we got the Dunkaroos, Doritos, and some sour Dora. Yeah, ranch right here, shout out to him. And chocolate milk. These Oregon views are views, baby. It is hard to be crazy. You can't even see it at all. You can't see nothing. Welcome to North Bend, Oregon. Is there supposed to be smoke coming out of your car? Nope. Sorry about that, too soon. Well, good morning to you all from Bandon, Oregon. It's very early, so I apologize for the hoarseness in my voice. But we have some bad news. The Lamborghini Rivalto has a check engine light. Now, I believe Nate has a scan tool. Well, luckily, Nate is prepared. He brought his scan tool, and we're going to try to figure out exactly what this is. The big question is, is it significant? And can we continue driving it? My big question is, will my $50 scanner work on a new Lamborghini? True, true, true. I have confidence. I have faith. As I said, this car had a misfire in cylinder six and cylinder 12. They replaced the ECUs and maybe a couple other modules. Reading system status. Please wait. One code found. OK, there we go. You know, OK, U1050. U1050. Battery monitoring control module. This is Google AI. Yeah. So brain assault. Yeah, it means nothing. A weak, dying or deeply discharged 12 volt main battery. The main battery. Units to drop offline and throw network communication. You code error. You're the Lambo whisperer. I'm the, you know, I would just drive it. He's just driving. I would just drive it. Should we just clear the code and drive it? I don't know. I'm going to send it to Lambo. Yeah, I don't think we need to clear it. But Lamborghini San Francisco, eight hours and five minutes and four hundred and forty six miles away. So, yeah, Rivalto. Come on, girl. You better make it to San Francisco. Well, the Oregon Coast continues to deliver. It's also still very windy, windy, windy, windy. And Nate found his camera. I'm trying to just relearn how to use it. Yeah. So the shutter is kind of on your right hand side. OK, the big button. Viewfinder's right there. And then, yeah, you just hit click a couple of times. Welcome here to the state of California. And we are onwards and we are upwards. Go. No speed limit in California. I'm kidding. CHP. I think that's the only time we're going to speed in the entire state because they don't they don't they don't like us. We don't have a good we don't have a good rapport from the Pacific Ocean to Redwoods National Park. I don't think you guys are seeing the full beauty that we are. The camera can do it no justice. It's really hard to appreciate the scale of how massive these Redwood trees are. Also, there is nobody out here. It is bright and sunny outside, but these trees are so tall that it's almost like darkness out. Also, look at that tree right there that fell. This thing is crazy. Look at it, Sophie. Wow. I'm so high. The cars look crazy out here. Look how long this tree is. I can't even imagine the sound this must have made when this thing crashed down on the forest floor. Well, safe to say, if you guys ever have a chance to come to the Redwoods, the Oregon Coast, the Pacific Ocean, 10 out of 10, can't confirm. I would recommend it. This is gorgeous. It's so quiet out here and there's nobody out here. That beam of light right there coming on through. Look how tall that tree is. This ground cover is just the craziest thing. It looks like artificial intelligence. No, this stuff is like covering everything. It looks fake, doesn't it? Clover things. The four leaf clovers? They're like big boy clovers. They are. They're like seven leaf clovers. I think that might be poison ivy. This has got to be one of the most beautiful places that we've ever been. And there's nobody here. Literally not a single car has passed. Nate pulling out the camera again. Two times in one day. I have not seen that in years. I cannot wait to edit these photos in 10 months. Yeah, OK, that's that's pretty generous. Yeah, we'll see you in 2035. The Rivalto with those daytime LEDs on right now. Are you kidding me? Why does the Rivalto not get enough love? Because it's a hybrid and it's faster than all the NA naturally aspirated. No hybrid cars. Is that what it is? Yeah, because look at that. That is a sick Lamborghini and it gets just so much hate. I always refer to myself as Tubby McBlobby. Nah, nah, nah. The jokes on this tree. Look at that. Dude, what? Unbelievable. Nate, what did you order off UPS? Are you kidding me? Fire extinguishers. You can just never have enough. In the Redwoods? You can just never have too many. What a place for a delivery. I'm also extremely happy to report the check engine light is gone. It is gone. It is turned off. It's probably still in the store data, but it's gone. So I think that's a huge sigh of relief. I don't know exactly what it's for still, but so far the car is driving totally fine. I feel like I didn't do a good job explaining earlier. This is not my car. Like Nate didn't buy my car. This is a different Gallardo. Same color, same spec, basically the same car, but not the same car. Not the same car, but basically the same car, but not the same car. This is a different one. And when I get my car fixed, we're going to drive him side by side. Yes, we will. But a lot of people have come up to you and be like, oh, James got his car fixed. No, no. This is the first time it's my Lambo. Yes, this is my Lambo. This is Nate's Lambo. Okay. I just want to make that very clear. This is his, not mine. Well, we're not in Monterey quite yet, but our first car spot. We got the California T and the McLaren GT couple mates. You love, love to see it. Go take five. James, don't don't be working. Hey, just do what she says right now. Work it, Nate. It's funny how the camera comes out yet. You guys were doing the same thing for the last 15 minutes. No, no, there's no footage. There's no proof of that. No, no. You guys are never going to believe it. It is editing the footage he took. We're very proud of you, Nate. It's because it's my own car. Wow. That is a fantastic photo. Dude, try editing the photos of my car. I edited one, but we'll see if they make it to you. Well, that is officially going to wrap up today's video. And when I say today's video is like four days. We started off in Salt Lake City. We were in Bend, Oregon. We were in Newport. We were in the Redwoods. Incredible journey. We've done almost 2000 miles already in the Lamborghini Rivalto. We are headed off to Monterey tomorrow. And on that bombshell, I'll see you guys tomorrow. And that is the end of today's video. Have a drink, have a drink. That is a coffee. Cheerio, lads. Hello, hello. It's two dollars. Do you have enough in there? Oh, they said, wow, we're basically just human water bottles. No, we just drink that and we're just storage. That's disgusting. No, that's cold hard cash. It smells like doo doo. We haven't even gotten out of the parking lot, Fred. Mom, you're already giving them the Dunkaroos. There's nothing like a Dunkaroos. To save the day. Oh, look at that shell. What do you think, mate? Cheesy. Delicioso. Mmm. Muy bueno. No, no bueno. Nate does not like cheese and I'm having the cheesiest dinner ever. How much do we pay you to have one full bite? One full bite. Ten dollars? Twenty dollars. No, fifty dollars. Full tank of gas. It's like a hundred bucks, right? Yeah, probably. Guys, I'm fine. Well, we got construction. We got redwoods. And Sophia said KFC hit you like a brick in the head. Yeah, like it just like knocked me in the head and then I passed out. That's all we are in the grand scheme. We're just giant water bottles. We're Brita filters. Yes, we are. Yes, true. We do filter. Yes. Yeah, we are not a paid product placement for Brita. But yes, we are. We are. We are Brita filters.