If you love all things cars, but do not know where to find the best content, we are here to help. These are the best channels on Youtube to get your car fix, anytime, any day.
Driven Tv: Arguably the most popular and the most informative car channel from Bangladesh. It has been only a couple of years that the channel has been up but since last year the channel’s popularity went up the roof crossing one hundred thousand subscribers in a relatively short time.
The show is presented by Avik Anwar, a well-known name in the Bangladeshi automotive scene.
He made headlines back in 2019 after he became the first Bangladeshi ever to win an international motorsport event called the Volkswagen Ameo Cup, held in India.
The channel features new and old models of various car brands available in the Bangladeshi market, and the unbiased opinions pushed the channel to become more popular among local car enthusiasts.
Carwow: The UK based channel started off back in 2014 where they review vehicles from all price ranges. The videos are not too flashy at all, and it never starts off with the usual annoying dramatic slow motioned montage as often seen in other channels.
The show is presented by the host Mat who with his quirky persona and his dad jokes gained popularity and provides straightforward reviews where he covers all the basics of the vehicles.
Engineering Explained: If you ever had any questions regarding how a car works, then make sure to check this channel out. Everything, (by everything I mean literally everything) is explained on the Engineering Explained YouTube channel, and you will end up spending hours learning new things which could be very useful, especially when it comes to maintaining your loved vehicle. And as schools are closed and working from home is becoming a thing, you’ve got more time at home these days; so why not get the YouTube equivalent of a mechanical engineering degree while you're at it?
The Grand Tour: It is a British motoring television series created by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, James May, and Andy Wilman. When the programme was launched, it followed a similar format to that of Top Gear (where the three hosts were a part of) between 2016 and 2019, including car reviews and timed laps, motoring challenges and races, studio segments, and celebrity guests.
The Grand Tour was made for Amazon exclusively for its online streaming service Amazon Prime Video and is released to viewers across more than 195 countries.
I know this is a list for car channels on YouTube, but not mentioning this would’ve been a crime. Videos and clips of certain reviews are available on Youtube, but if you have a difficult time finding them, you can always go back to the TopGear episodes available there if you’re looking for pure entertainment.
Doug DeMuro: Arguably the most popular car channel on Youtube with a whopping 4.29 million subscribers. His sarcasm and his unique ability to review just about any car in the world makes his channel the one that you’ll go back to again and again. From classic cars to the latest exotic sports vehicles the videos are guaranteed to keep you hooked for hours at a stretch.
Supercar Blondie: Initially when the channel was launched back in 2007, it gained very little traction—as a woman reviewing cars was still not considered a norm. But as the world moved forward she proved everyone wrong by becoming one of the biggest and most successful car reviewers in the world, as currently her channel has more than seven lakh subscribers.
The channel features some of the world's rarest and the most exotic cars. She’s often known to test out models which are not even out yet. Nobody quite knows how she gets her hands on those. Her videos are definitely eye-catching, even to someone who’s not into cars a lot.
She featured countless concept cars and other vehicles in her channel, though not much of a review but she mostly focuses on things the car enthusiasts don’t see every day and talks about the little known features of supercars around the globe.
