It's not easy to show off when you already own a collection of supercars. The Stradman YouTube Channel owns one of the best collections in the state of Utah including cars like the Lamborghini Aventador, Ford VelociRaptor, and an ultra-exclusive 6X6 Hellcat-powered Jeep Gladiator.
The Stradman has tried to show off his wealth before by fueling up his entire supercar collection at once but his latest venture into the ultra-luxurious lifestyle is perhaps the best flash at cash. A personal supercar elevator.
Starting At The Roots
The video begins with perhaps the most famous of the Stradmans personal clique. Oscar, the dog gets a cheer after they find James' (Stradman) Ferrari 812 Superfast keys which are hiding in the microwave. Stradman tells us that Nick is the "ultimate homie" because Nick has always been there for him.
He tells us "when I couldn't even get interviews, Nick gave me a job. When I had nowhere to live, Nick gave me a place to live". He also shows the extent of Nick's generosity by showing us that although he's recently purchased a brand new Corvette that's parked outside while Stradman's Ferrari is in the garage. Although the Stradman has money now, he is still quite grateful for his friends and will always remember where he came from.
Driving To The New House
Before driving to the new house in the 812 Superfast, James plays a little more with Oscar since he is the most requested guest, even by Stradman's own mother. Once he does get to the temporary garage, he realizes that he's forgotten the keys to the Bugatti Veyron at Nick's house and heads back. This time, Nick is home and they decide to do the trip to the new house together. Nick takes the pink and chrome Bugatti while James takes the Pink Lamborghini Aventador. They reach their destination at the 3:50 mark.
The Elevator To The Batcave
The Stradman shows us the garage of his new home and straight away we can see the "Supercar elevator". He shows us the simple on/off, up/down system that works with a keycode. He decides to demonstrate the system by using the $2 million Bugatti Veyron as the guinea pig. The car lowers into the lower parking area which he calls the Batcave. This is definitely a very cool piece of engineering that Steadman claims will never get old. We couldn't agree more.