Scotty Kilmer mixes Tesla criticism with Subaru fault-finding
Seven uploads range from Cybercab doubts to a scan-tool investigation of an Outback's disabled safety systems.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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A used Subaru Outback gives Scotty Kilmer a different sort of automotive argument to work through: not whether someone should buy it, but why its collision-avoidance warnings won't go away.
In "Collision Avoidance Light On? Try This Before Going to the Dealer", he connects a scan tool, clears codes associated with a previously weak battery and takes the car out to check live readings. The investigation turns toward the rear bumper radar and the expense of replacement and calibration. It's currently drawing the most daily views of his uploads, a practical counterpoint to a week heavy on manufacturer criticism.
The most watched of his seven new videos is the Cybertruck commentary, with roughly 305,000 views. Kilmer discusses reports of production ending and argues that repairability and future parts supplies should worry owners. Viewers pick up that parts question, while others debate the styling or remember his older editing style.
Tesla returns in another upload built around Mark Rober's painted-wall Autopilot test. Elsewhere, Kilmer tackles winter-blend gasoline and refining costs, questions Ford and Harley-Davidson's manufacturing partnerships, and critiques what he describes as a Scion mini-truck revival. Whether he's discussing a luxury EV or a Subaru warning light, the recurring question is what the engineering means for the person paying to keep it running.
Subscribers were unchanged over the week, while today's viewing is less than half his usual daily level. Among nearby motoring channels, Westen Champlin had a particularly active week for both views and subscriber growth. For Kilmer, the freshest momentum belongs to that Outback diagnosis, with the Autopilot commentary next.
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Good luck finding parts for those trucks in the near future!!!
@1RCPILOTSee it on YouTubeI wonder how many used Kei trucks from Japan you could buy for one Cybercab.
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- Channel
- Scotty Kilmer
- Subscribers
- 6,660,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,798,425
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 305,203
- Views on its first day
- 105,196
The numbers
Here is how Scotty Kilmer's uploads and audience moved over the week.
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