Brian Makse se destaca como un apasionado de la velocidad y el automovilismo, con una trayectoria que incluye campeonatos y la conducción de máquinas de alto rendimiento. Su canal ofrece una perspectiva auténtica sobre la conducción, narrada por alguien que combina el humor autocrítico con un análisis técnico de precisión. Con experiencia en la gestión de equipos de carreras y la conducción de superdeportivos, Makse comparte su inagotable fascinación por la velocidad.
2025 BMW i4: Tesla's Biggest Nightmare Just Got Better | Here's What Changed
The 2025 BMW i4 eDrive 40 receives a significant refresh, enhancing its appeal as a driver-focused EV. The reviewer praises its genuine BMW driving dynamics, comfortable and supportive seating, and the updated interior with a new steering wheel and the sophisticated iDrive 8.5 system, noting the ...
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The 2025 Lexus LX 700h Overtrail Has a Split Personality | And That's What Makes It Brilliant
The 2025 Lexus LX 700h Overtrail presents a fascinating dichotomy, blending extreme luxury with formidable off-road hardware. The reviewer highlights ... moreits "split personality" as a key strength, noting how the hybrid powertrain delivers precise torque for rock crawling while the opulent interior, complete with massaging seats and premium audio, offers comfort after demanding trails. Key pros include the seamless hybrid system, abundant torque available low in the rev range, robust mechanical locking differentials, and a remarkably sophisticated suspension that adapts to both on-road refinement and off-road articulation. The interior is praised for its build quality and practicality, even under off-road conditions. However, the reviewer points out the third-row seating is impractical for adults and questions the necessity of the wireless charger's non-switchable nature. Despite the high price point ($118,000+), the LX 700h Overtrail is deemed a "defensible" purchase for those who value its unique, uncompromising blend of luxury and capability, offering an experience unmatched by competitors. less
I Was Wrong About The 2025 Tacoma Trailhunter: Why This Hybrid Overlander Makes Perfect Sense
The 2025 Toyota Tacoma Trailhunter is presented as the ultimate factory-built overlanding rig, and the reviewer finds that despite initial skepticism ... moreabout a hybrid powertrain in remote locations, it largely delivers on its promise. The i-FORCE MAX hybrid system is lauded for its 465 lb-ft of instant torque, providing excellent control at crawl speeds and even allowing for off-roading purely on electric power. The Old Man Emu suspension, featuring N Zone Control Technology, is highlighted as a significant upgrade, effectively handling loaded weight and preventing bottoming out, even on challenging terrain. The reviewer praises the truck's off-road capability straight out of the box, noting the impressive grip from the Goodyear Territory RT tires and the effectiveness of the sway bar disconnect mechanism. While the interior is familiar and well-appointed, the rear seat space is limited. The primary critique revolves around the significant price premium ($64,730 as tested) compared to a modified TRD Off-Road, likening it to buying a pre-built home. However, the reviewer concludes that for buyers who value factory integration, a comprehensive warranty, and immediate gratification, the Trailhunter's well-executed package justifies its cost, making it a compelling, albeit expensive, option for serious overlanders. less
2025 BMW M5 Touring: The 717HP Hybrid Wagon America Never Knew It Needed!
The 2025 BMW M5 Touring marks a significant arrival for North America, blending a 717-horsepower hybrid powertrain with the practicality of a wagon. T... morehe reviewer highlights its supercar-level acceleration, achieving 0-60 mph in approximately 3.5 seconds, and praises the seamless integration of the V8 and electric motor, noting that the hybrid system genuinely enhances performance rather than just meeting regulations. Despite its substantial 5,530-pound curb weight, the M5 Touring impresses with its sophisticated all-wheel-drive, four-wheel steering, and adaptive suspension, allowing it to handle corners with remarkable agility and precision, defying its mass. The interior is lauded for its comfort and adjustability, though the reliance on touch-based interfaces for climate control is noted. The expansive cargo space is a major advantage over the sedan, making it a true "super wagon." While acknowledging that it doesn't possess the raw finesse of older M cars, the reviewer concludes that this M5 Touring is a new interpretation of the M car, a "leather-wrapped, V8-powered middle finger to the inevitable future," and a worthy, albeit different, successor that embraces modern performance technology. less
The 2025 Lexus RX 500h Black Line Is a 366HP Hybrid That Actually Drives Like It Means It
The 2025 Lexus RX 500h Black Line Special Edition is presented as a performance-oriented hybrid SUV that successfully blends engaging driving dynamics... more with Lexus's signature refinement. The reviewer highlights the 366hp turbocharged hybrid powertrain, paired with a traditional six-speed automatic transmission and a torque-vectoring AWD system, as a significant departure from typical Lexus hybrids. Key strengths noted include the surprisingly nimble handling, attributed to the four-wheel steering system, and the potent braking performance from the six-piston front calipers. The interior is praised for its comfort, ergonomics, and high-quality materials, with specific mentions of the supportive seats and advanced headlamps. While the reviewer acknowledges the 366hp won't redefine supercar performance, they emphasize the real-world quickness delivered by the 406 lb-ft of torque and the seamless deployment of power. The average real-world fuel economy achieved was 20.5 MPG. The primary critique is the vehicle's premium price point and limited production run, making it a niche offering. Ultimately, the reviewer concludes that this RX 500h is a compelling option for those seeking a unique, capable, and refined luxury SUV with a genuine performance edge, representing a significant step for Lexus in building enthusiast-focused vehicles. less
Why the 2025 RAV4 Hybrid Limited Outsells Every Competitor (It's Not Just MPG)
The 2025 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Limited is lauded as a phenomenon, not just for its sales dominance but for delivering a premium driving experience at a n... moreon-premium price. The reviewer highlights the refined 219hp hybrid powertrain's seamless integration and responsive electric motors, particularly praising its real-world quickness from 10-40 mph and the confident Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive system. The interior is commended for its straightforward ergonomics, supportive seats with heating/ventilation, and practical physical controls, including a volume knob. While acknowledging the CVT's unconventional operation and the lack of steering feel, the reviewer is impressed by the competent and comfortable suspension that effectively absorbs road imperfections, and the confident braking system with well-sorted regenerative and friction blending. The Limited trim, fully loaded with tech and weather packages, is seen as offering exceptional value compared to German luxury rivals. The reviewer's verdict is that the RAV4 Hybrid's success stems from an absence of compromise, blending satisfying performance, Toyota's renowned reliability and resale value, and modern tech into a package that perfectly meets crossover buyer expectations. The real-world fuel economy observed was around 29 MPG, which the reviewer notes is lower than expected and seeks input from owners. less
Plot Twist: The Cadillac Lyriq Surprises Us All!
The 2024 Cadillac Lyriq Sport 3 AWD delivers a surprisingly impressive daily driving experience, exceeding the reviewer's initial expectations. T... morehe dual-motor setup provides potent acceleration (0-60 mph under 4.5 seconds) and confident handling, aided by a low center of gravity thanks to the EV platform. The interior is lauded for its premium feel, exceptional AKG sound system, comfortable seating with heating, cooling, and massage functions, and a well-integrated Google-based infotainment system. However, the reviewer notes some drawbacks, including redundant touch controls, a lack of a prominent volume knob, a slightly too-light haptic feedback on steering wheel controls, and the turn signal indicators being obscured by the steering wheel rim. The ride quality is described as firm for a Cadillac, with more road intrusion than expected, though the sporty calibration is appreciated. The reviewer also suggests a quicker steering rack would be beneficial for parking and overall handling. Despite these points, the Lyriq is highly recommended for its overall comfort, luxury, and enjoyable driving dynamics, making it a top contender in its segment. less
Honda Killed The Turbo Civic For This? Here's Why It Matters
The 2025 Honda Civic Sport Touring Hybrid Hatchback replaces the turbocharged engine with a hybrid system, a move that surprisingly enhances the drivi... moreng experience. The reviewer highlights the "instant torque" from the electric motor, providing 232 lb-ft from 0 rpm, which makes the car feel quicker than its predecessor and even the Si model. Despite the hybrid powertrain, Honda has engineered it to feel engaging, with a CVT that mimics gear shifts and adjustable regenerative braking controlled via steering wheel paddles. The interior remains a strong point, offering a modern, ergonomic design with physical climate controls and a welcome volume knob. Cargo space is ample, making it a practical choice for road trips and gear hauling. While the reviewer notes a slight detectable extra mass in cornering transitions and expresses a personal dislike for the seat's lumbar support, the overall ride and handling are praised for being composed and well-controlled. The real-world fuel economy achieved was 35 MPG, which the reviewer found impressive given their spirited driving style. Ultimately, Honda's approach to this hybrid is lauded for prioritizing driving engagement over hypermiling, making it a compelling and fun-to-drive option. less
Toyota Built A Hybrid That Doesn't Want To Be One | 2025 Corolla Hybrid Review
The 2025 Toyota Corolla Hybrid is presented as a significant step forward for mainstream hybrids, successfully blending efficiency with a conventional... more, non-descript aesthetic. The reviewer highlights its "stealth" appeal, noting that it doesn't scream "hybrid" like previous models. Key strengths include its impressive fuel economy (though the reviewer achieved 40 MPG in mixed snowy conditions, slightly below the advertised 48 MPG combined), the seamless integration of its hybrid powertrain with an electric motor at the rear axle for AWD, and a comfortable, well-appointed interior with straightforward ergonomics and physical controls. The reviewer praises the responsive electric AWD system, the confident braking, and the well-controlled ride, attributing these to Toyota's engineering prowess. Criticisms are minor, focusing on the lack of a physical volume knob, the sometimes-annoying futuristic hybrid sound, and the CVT's inherent characteristics, though these are acknowledged as necessary for efficiency. Overall, the Corolla Hybrid is lauded as a practical, efficient, and unassuming vehicle, particularly well-suited for rideshare drivers and those seeking efficiency without drawing attention. less
Is The 2025 Tundra TRD Pro Too Quiet For Its Own Good?
The 2025 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro is presented as Toyota's most capable full-size pickup, blending significant off-road prowess with a powerful i-FO... moreRCE MAX hybrid powertrain. The reviewer highlights the impressive 437 hp and 583 lb-ft of torque, delivered smoothly and responsively, effectively eliminating turbo lag and providing exhilarating acceleration. The suspension, featuring TRD Pro-specific Fox shocks, is lauded for its exceptional comfort and control on-road and its remarkable capability off-road, handling extreme conditions with ease. The interior is described as a modern, tech-focused space with comfortable, supportive seats and a user-friendly infotainment system. While the truck's off-road capabilities are praised, the reviewer notes the absence of side steps, requiring a climb into the cabin. The hybrid system's seamless operation and the truck's overall balanced performance across various driving scenarios are key takeaways. The reviewer concludes that while not the most extreme or luxurious, the TRD Pro offers the best factory-balanced package for those seeking a highly capable and livable full-size pickup. less
Toyota's Crown Signia Just Changed My Mind About Hybrids
The 2025 Toyota Crown Signia Limited is presented as a significant departure from traditional hybrid crossovers, aiming to blend efficiency with drivi... moreng engagement. The reviewer highlights its premium interior, comfortable seating, and excellent visibility, noting that the fit and finish rival luxury brands. The infotainment system is praised for its responsiveness and wireless CarPlay connectivity, and the physical HVAC controls are a welcome feature. While the 2.5L hybrid powertrain delivers a respectable 240 horsepower and standard AWD, the reviewer expresses a common enthusiast critique regarding the CVT's audible characteristics and the 0-60 time of around seven seconds, suggesting it's not the most exciting off the line. However, the responsiveness of the rear electric motor, particularly in slippery conditions and Sport mode, is commended for providing confidence and traction. The ride and handling are described as crowd-pleasing, with well-controlled body roll and strong, well-modulated brakes, though adaptive dampers are noted as a missed opportunity at this price point. Real-world fuel economy averaged around 29 MPG, which the reviewer found impressive given their driving style. The verdict is that Toyota has successfully created an enjoyable, efficient, and luxurious hybrid crossover that challenges preconceptions, proving that these attributes are not mutually exclusive. less
2025 BMW i4: Tesla's Biggest Nightmare Just Got Better | Here's What Changed
The 2025 BMW i4 eDrive 40 receives a significant refresh, enhancing its appeal as a driver-focused EV. The reviewer praises its genuine BMW driving dy... morenamics, comfortable and supportive seating, and the updated interior with a new steering wheel and the sophisticated iDrive 8.5 system, noting the retention of physical controls like a volume knob. Key technological upgrades include an improved navigation system that allows blacklisting of charging networks and distinctive laser taillights inspired by the M4 CSL. While the reviewer highlights the car's excellent handling, precise steering, and well-tuned braking system (blending regenerative and conventional braking seamlessly), they acknowledge that range and acceleration numbers remain largely unchanged from the previous platform. The rear-wheel-drive dynamics are particularly lauded for making the i4 a more engaging and "willing dance partner" in corners. Despite its strengths, the reviewer points out that rear headroom is compromised due to the Gran Coupe roofline, and Tesla may still hold an advantage in raw performance metrics. Ultimately, the i4 is positioned as a compelling alternative for those who prioritize driving enjoyment over pure spec sheet numbers, distinguishing itself from more utilitarian EVs. less
One Week with the 2024 Santa Fe Hybrid Changed My Mind About Hyundai
The 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid is presented as a rule-breaker in the hybrid SUV segment, challenging the notion that efficiency must come at the exp... moreense of excitement. The reviewer highlights its spaciousness, premium technology, and a unique "terrace design" that enhances utility. Performance is a key talking point, with the hybrid powertrain delivering 271 lb-ft of torque instantly, providing responsive acceleration that defies typical hybrid expectations. The reviewer praises the six-speed automatic transmission over a CVT, the comfortable and supportive seating, and the intuitive ergonomics. Handling is noted as a strong point, with subdued body roll and excellent control from the dampers, contributing to a compliant yet well-managed ride. The reviewer also commends the smooth transition between electric and gasoline power and the effective isolation of engine and road noise. While acknowledging it's not a "rocketship" with a 0-60 time around 7.5 seconds, the overall impression is that Hyundai has created a fascinating, engaging, and potentially game-changing hybrid SUV that prioritizes driver enjoyment and practicality. less
VW ID.Buzz 4Motion Review: The Electric Time Machine
The 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz 4Motion First Edition is presented as a spiritual successor to the iconic VW Bus, blending nostalgic design with modern el... moreectric technology. The reviewer highlights its powerful 335 horsepower dual-motor AWD system and spacious, comfortable 7-seat interior, noting the electrochromic glass roof and the unique removable Buzz Box. While praised for its striking looks, quiet highway cruising, and the attention it garners, the review points out significant drawbacks. The reviewer finds the vehicle's size challenging for urban environments, particularly parking, and notes the steering, while precise, lacks driver engagement. The inclusion of rear drum brakes is questioned, though they are acknowledged to perform adequately with regenerative braking. Despite its premium price point and practical compromises, the ID.Buzz is ultimately lauded for its unique character, emotional appeal, and its success in bridging past and future, making it a soulful, conversation-starting EV rather than just a practical choice. less
2025 BMW i5 XDrive40 Review: The Electric Luxury You've Been Waiting For
The 2025 BMW i5 xDrive40 is presented as a compelling challenger in the luxury electric sedan segment, aiming to rival established players like Tesla.... more The review highlights the vehicle's blend of luxury, advanced technology, and potent electric performance. Key aspects explored include its driving dynamics, charging capabilities, and innovative features, positioning it as a strong contender for those seeking a premium EV experience. The video suggests the i5 xDrive40 offers a refined and engaging drive, characteristic of the BMW brand, while also delivering the expected benefits of electric propulsion. less
Mercedes-AMG CLE 53: When Technology Actually Makes Sense
The Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 is presented as a technologically advanced coupe that successfully blends C-Class agility with E-Class luxury. The reviewer hi... moreghlights the innovative powertrain, featuring a hybrid-assisted inline-six with an electric auxiliary compressor, which delivers exceptional throttle response and eliminates turbo lag, making the car feel significantly quicker than its official 0-60 mph time suggests. The AWD system is praised for its sure-footedness and AMG tuning, including a drift mode. Inside, the cockpit is described as a gem with a low seating position, supportive standard seats, and a highly customizable digital instrument cluster. However, the reviewer expresses a common modern Mercedes-Benz gripe: the lack of physical buttons and dials, particularly for volume control. Despite the complexity of its technology, the reviewer concludes that every system serves a purpose, enhancing the driving experience rather than overwhelming it. The car's handling, turn-in response, and chassis rigidity are lauded, making it a harmonious and well-resolved package that punches above its '53' badge. The reviewer's verdict is positive, endorsing this as a promising future for AMG performance. less
What's the Secret to the 2025 BMW M5's Unbeatable Performance?
The 2025 BMW M5 represents a significant leap in performance sedan engineering, blending a potent 717 horsepower hybrid powertrain with advanced techn... moreology. The reviewer highlights the car's astonishing straight-line acceleration, estimating it to be around 3.0-3.1 seconds for the 0-100 km/h sprint, surpassing official figures. Key technological advancements include a pre-gearing stage for the electric motor, optimizing torque delivery, and a sophisticated power management system that adapts to driving conditions. While the reviewer praises the car's exceptional chassis feedback, precise handling, and the effectiveness of the optional carbon ceramic brakes, they note a lack of feel through the steering wheel despite the excellent chassis communication. The interior is described as comfortable and supportive, with a modern, albeit complex, infotainment system. The M5's ability to transform from a comfortable cruiser to an aggressive performance machine via its various drive modes, including a rear-wheel-drive mode, is a major plus. The reviewer concludes that BMW has successfully created a blueprint for the modern super sedan, balancing efficiency needs with exhilarating performance that can rival supercars. less
2025 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid Review: Did They Actually Make a Fun Hybrid?
Mazda's entry into the hybrid SUV market with the 2025 CX-50 Hybrid is a significant move, aiming to blend efficiency with the brand's renow... morened driving dynamics. The reviewer finds that Mazda largely succeeds, maintaining the "Jinba Ittai" philosophy. The hybrid system, borrowed from Toyota, offers a respectable 219 horsepower and provides smooth power delivery, though acceleration is described as quick enough rather than exhilarating. The interior is praised for its driver-centric, minimalist design and premium feel, with comfortable seating and excellent ergonomics. While the reviewer notes the absence of a traditional tachometer in favor of a power meter, the overall interface is clear and functional. The CX-50 Hybrid excels in handling, with responsive steering, well-controlled suspension that isolates road imperfections, and precise braking, making it a standout in its class for driving enjoyment. The reviewer achieved approximately 30 MPG without actively chasing efficiency, which is a substantial improvement over non-hybrid variants. The main drawback is the reduced towing capacity compared to standard models. Overall, the CX-50 Hybrid is presented as a compelling option for those seeking a satisfyingly engaging driving experience in a hybrid crossover that doesn't compromise on Mazda's core values. less
I Drove the BMW i7 M70 for a Week and Here's What I Found Out!
This review of the 2024 BMW i7 M70 xDrive highlights its exceptional performance, achieving 0-60 mph in under 3.5 seconds, a remarkable feat for a lux... moreury sedan. The reviewer emphasizes the vehicle's ability to blend raw power with unparalleled opulence and comfort. While the transcript is brief, the title and description suggest a comprehensive look at the i7 M70's acceleration, interior luxury, and cutting-edge technology. The core question posed is whether this model represents the future of electric luxury vehicles, implying a positive outlook on BMW's execution. less
I'm Speechless After Driving the S63 AMG E Performance!
The 2024 Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance is presented as a dual-personality marvel, seamlessly blending silent electric cruising with brutal AMG power.... more The reviewer highlights its complexity, noting the hybrid powertrain's combined output of 791 horsepower and 1,055 lb-ft of torque, capable of a sub-three-second 0-60 mph time. Positives include the immediate turn-in response, sophisticated suspension with active anti-roll bars, and the seamless transition between EV and V8 modes, offering both serene luxury and exhilarating performance. Criticisms are minor, focusing on the brake pedal's initial application feeling more S-Class than AMG, and a slight reach issue with the dead pedal. The reviewer praises the car's ability to handle like a much smaller vehicle and its broad performance envelope, from full EV to Sport+ modes. Ultimately, the S63 E Performance is lauded as a masterclass in engineering, offering two distinct, high-performance vehicles in one package, justifying its premium price point. less
Is the BMW 750e xDrive the Perfect Blend of Luxury and Efficiency?
The reviewer highlights the BMW 750e xDrive as a compelling option for those seeking a blend of luxury and efficiency. The vehicle is praised for its ... moreopulent interior, advanced technology, and comfortable ride, positioning it as a top-tier luxury sedan. While the review focuses on the positive attributes, it doesn't delve into specific criticisms or provide concrete real-world range figures for the electric-only mode. The comparison to competitors is also not detailed. Overall, the 750e xDrive is presented as a strong contender in the luxury plug-in hybrid market, emphasizing its premium features and sophisticated driving experience. less
2024 Mach-E GT: The Electric Mustang That Finally Lives Up to the Name?
This video provides a comprehensive review of the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT, evaluating its performance, range, handling, and comfort. The reviewer ... moreaims to determine if the updated model addresses the shortcomings of the 2022 version and truly honors the Mustang legacy. Key aspects examined include acceleration, interior features, and overall driving experience. The review is targeted at Mustang enthusiasts, EV lovers, and potential electric SUV buyers, offering insights to aid in purchasing decisions. While the transcript is empty, the title and description suggest a detailed examination of the vehicle's evolution and its standing in the electric SUV market. less
Hyundai Ioniq 5 N - The Ultimate Family And Performance Machine?
This video explores the dual nature of the 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 5 N, questioning its ability to serve as both a practical family vehicle and a high-perf... moreormance machine. The reviewer aims to test its everyday usability before unleashing its track-focused capabilities with the N mode. The content promises a comprehensive look at the IONIQ 5 N's versatility, covering driving impressions, technical details, and its transformation from a daily driver to an adrenaline-pumping sports car. It targets EV enthusiasts, Hyundai fans, and those seeking a multi-purpose vehicle. less
Future on Four Wheels? Kia EV9 Put to the Test - Can it Live Up to the Hype?
This video review of the 2024 Kia EV9 aims to determine if Kia's 'future of driving' claims hold water. The reviewer focuses on the EV9... more's innovative features and technologies, assessing their practical application in addressing current driving challenges and their potential to shape future automotive experiences. Key aspects covered include performance analysis, real-world range testing to alleviate range anxiety, and the significance of its World Car of the Year award. The ultimate verdict will determine if the EV9 represents a true revolution in electric driving. less
What Makes the 2024 Mercedes EQE AMG a Silent Assassin on the Road?
The 2024 Mercedes-AMG EQE SUV is presented as a potent blend of electric performance and luxury SUV practicality. The review highlights its "soul... more-crushing acceleration" and "whisper-quiet cabin" as key strengths, positioning it as a compelling option for those seeking thrilling driving dynamics without sacrificing comfort. The "cutting-edge tech" and luxurious interior are also noted as significant draws. While the video promises an in-depth analysis of range, charging, and must-have features, the transcript does not provide specific details on these aspects or offer a definitive verdict on its real-world range. The reviewer seems impressed by the vehicle's ability to deliver "heart-pounding thrills" in an electric package, suggesting it represents the "future of performance SUVs." less