Cool Car Guy, Inc.

06/23/2026

The owner of this matte-red Porsche 911 GTS has no idea his car now has its own advertisement on CoolCarGuy.com. 😂

Call me The Cool Car Guy paparazzi.

I spotted it at Starbucks, took five photos with my phone, blurred the plate, used AI to help create the finished ad, and embedded videos about this incredible Porsche.

I don’t own the car.
I simply saw something cool and did something with it.

The ad already received 39 views before I promoted it anywhere.

Now watch what happens.

See the five photos and the complete Cool Car Guy Parking Spot:

https://www.coolcarguy.com/coolcars/happy-parking-spot-matte-red-porsche-911-gts-spotted-at-starbucks/

And then there are Starbucks runs where a matte‑red Porsche 911 GTS is sitting outside like it owns the entire parking lot.

06/23/2026

Sometimes the road takes you places you never expected to go.

And sometimes the car you’re driving has to hitch a ride to get you to the next story.

Our Porsche Macan S lost tire pressure at 75 MPH in the middle of nowhere, New Mexico—and what happened next turned into one unforgettable Cool Car Guy adventure.

Read the story here:

And then there are road trips where the tire-pressure warning on your Porsche turns red while you are driving 75 miles per hour through the middle of nowhere.

05/30/2026

Grip it, Rip it and Dip it!

05/30/2026

Cool Car Shot downtown San Diego on a Friday night.

05/28/2026

I just turned a story someone shared with me into a new listing on CoolCarGuy.com. It’s about a 1965 Ford Falcon, a crushed quarter panel, first dates, and a few teenage decisions that probably weren’t the best ideas at the time.

I “hijacked” the story and turned it into a digital parking spot in my garage.

You can read it here:

👉 https://www.coolcarguy.com/coolcars/the-falcoon-police-chases-first-dates-a-crushed-quarter-panel/

Cool stories deserve a place to live.

05/27/2026

The internet has completely lost its mind over Ferrari’s new EV. 😂

Most people haven’t driven it.
Most people haven’t seen it.
Most people couldn’t afford the cup holder.

But millions already formed opinions anyway.

That tells you something VERY important about how the modern car business actually works:

The story matters just as much as the car.

Which is basically why I accidentally built a media company disguised as a cool-car listing website. 😂

And yes… I explain how Ferrari could have changed the entire internet conversation for pennies — well, technically $39.95 to start promoting a $654,000 Ferrari they gave to the Pope.

Seriously.

Here’s my take:

https://www.coolcarguy.com/no-middlemen-no-commissions-just-you-and-your-ride/

05/24/2026

New Garage Talk post is up on CoolCarGuy.com.

This one goes WAY beyond just talking about cool cars.

It explains why posting a cool car on social media or even your own blog is NOT the same thing as plugging into an ecosystem specifically built around visibility, compounding stories, and cooperative earning.

And yes…

the “mail-order Ferrari” analogy made the cut. 😂

👇

https://www.coolcarguy.com/listing-on-coolcarguy-com-is-easier-than-driving-a-stick/

✔ Permanent listings✔ Story-driven content✔ Public view counters✔ StoryDrive™ traffic✔ YouTube integration✔ Digital visibility✔ Multi-tier affiliate mechanics✔ Compounding exposure✔ Cooperative earning

05/11/2026

Most people remember the tiger and Tyson from *The Hangover*.

Car people remember the Mercedes.

I went down an AI rabbit hole on the vintage Mercedes-Benz they drove to Las Vegas in that movie…

and honestly?

The deeper I looked, the crazier the story got.

What that car was worth in 2009…
what it’s potentially worth now…
and why Hollywood may have accidentally destroyed a REAL collectible Mercedes during filming is actually wild.

Which also proves:
not every vehicle depreciates like people think.

That Mercedes became part of movie history.

Full story now up on CoolCarGuy.com👇

https://www.coolcarguy.com/coolcars/the-mercedes-from-the-hangover-why-destroying-this-classic-mercedes-was-such-a-big-deal/

Probably because I moved to Las Cruces, New Mexico and everybody keeps asking me: “Why would you move there? It’s hot.”

05/08/2026

Cars used to be:
• mechanical
• repairable
• personal

Now they’re becoming rolling software platforms connected to:
• cameras
• subscriptions
• driver monitoring
• data collection
• behavioral tracking

And people online are cheering for it.

The modern car may be quietly becoming a subscription surveillance device.

New story:
[Cars Freak]
https://www.carsfreak.com/cars/the-modern-car-is-quietly-becoming-a-subscription-surveillance-device/

Modern connected vehicles collect extensive driver data and raise growing privacy concerns.

Now your car wants software updates, permission settings, driver monitoring approval, telemetry access, behavioral tracking, cloud synchronization, and probably emotional support before it lets you merge onto the freeway.

05/08/2026

One realtor shows up in a beat-up Camry.

Another arrives in a bright blue Porsche Macan that matches her signs.

Which one are you more likely to remember a week later?

That’s not an accident.

Cars create identity, attention, and memory whether people realize it or not.

Now imagine that Porsche had a story page, a parking spot, on CoolCarGuy.com with:

* her business
* her contact info
* her social links
* photos
* videos
* stories tied to the car

Maybe she writes about:

* why she bought it
* how real estate has changed
* her driving habits with clients

All tied back to her bright blue Porsche Macan.

Now the car isn’t just transportation.

The car became marketing.

Most people have expensive vehicles sitting in garages instead of leveraging them as memorable business assets.

High-level marketing is more than buying Google Ads.

It’s about creating leverage people remember.

That’s one reason I built CoolCarGuy.com.