Купил сразу две дешевые машины с проблемами

Hello everyone! Today I have an unusual and truly adventurous episode on my channel. Many people are asking if it's possible to find a used car for next to nothing these days. I decided to test this out and bought two cars at once, whose owners, apparently, were trying to get rid of them as quickly as possible. What's in my garage today: 1. 2011 Chevrolet Traverse – got it for only $800! The car looks good, but it's a real electrical nightmare. As soon as I fix one wiring issue, a new error lights up on the dashboard. It's a never-ending quest, and today I'll show you exactly what I have to deal with every day. Is it worth it? 2. 2017 Ford Escape – asking price: $1,200. A modern crossover for the price of a top-end smartphone? Sounds tempting, but there's a catch – serious engine problems. I'm just starting to delve into this story, and the diagnosis isn't entirely clear yet. Let's figure out together what's "dead" inside and how much it might cost to restore such a unit. In this video: Why do people sell cars for scrap metal? My first impressions of the diagnostics and repair attempts. Is it worth restoring such cars, or is it a dead end? Future plans: will I restore them or dismantle them for parts? I'm a professional mechanic, and simply someone who loves to get to the bottom of things and isn't afraid to get my hands dirty. Support this video with a like if you enjoy the topic of "reviving" junk cars—it will help me decide whether to continue this series! Be sure to write in the comments: What exactly do you think broke in the Ford? Have you ever made similar purchases? Which of these two cars would you first send to a repair shop, and which to a junkyard? Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and click the bell so you don't miss the second part—we'll get these "firewood" going together! #carrepair #boughtjunk #chevrolettraverse #fordescape #carselection #autoblog #mechanic #DIYrepair #cheapcars Amazon camera link: https://pixelfy.me/IlkugC Camera website link: https://www.hosafe.com/haosteqer-secu...