Car Issues Season 2: Episode Guide & Ratings

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.