Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld may be raking in views by showing off their tremendously cool rides, but let’s be real: 99% of Americans can’t afford ’69 Jaguars and ’62 Ford Falcons. Web series featuring classic vehicles are fun, but won’t something think of the commoners for once?

Luckily, we have Regular Cars. Since its first episode close to two years ago, Regular Cars has shined its spotlight on the boring, unpretentious, working-class cars driven by you and me. The channel’s anonymous narrator borrows viewer cars, takes each one out for a spin, and then delivers an accurate, funny review.

And when I say funny, I mean really funny. Regular Cars takes wild, occasionally quite profane jokes and applies them to the mundane world of Lincoln Town Cars and Dodge Caravans. That being said, don’t believe for a second that the funnyman behind Regular Cars isn’t qualified to critique the vehicles he reviews. He is clearly very passionate about cars and knows them from the tip of the hood to the back of the trunk.

Most recently, Regular Cars took us behind the wheel of a ’95 Mazda Miada. Similarly to how our host describes his new ride, this episode is THE BEST.