Very well executed

Pretty Good

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Some reviewers find this show boring but it's not meant to be Fast N Loud Mk2 with all its last minute bodging/corner cutting/histrionics. There is a more serious engineering content and it is more atmospheric and thankfully there is less annoying/intrusive heavy metal music. The interaction with the film crew is also different. What is noteworthy is how Aaron doesn't always get things right. I agree that it appears to make little business/commercial sense but I would give it time to develop since the format is actually quite novel.

I always enjoyed watching Aaron on Fast n Loud and the way he interacted with Richard but the way he left the show was all wrong and disrespectful to Richard. The new show doesn't keep you drawn its just plain boring sorry .come on Aaron you can do better than this

Show is boring and hasn't shown a glimmer that it will change. Aaron was great as the straight man to Richard's wild and over the top persona, doesn't work without him.

Great mechanic, but no financial sense. As Aaron claims himself he put all his funds into this project and hiring new people. He is acting as a multimillionaire. Letting the team effectively build vehicles for his fancy and at the same time driving and flying about spending more of his limited funds. If he had any sense Aaron should have started building the name for his garage, building vehicles of high quality that can be sold for profit, showing them at SEMA, preparing high end builds for Barrett Jackson and other auctions. Sad, but if he does not rethink his financial strategy and continues that way he will end up bankrupt and will fall out with his team of builders.