Who's Johnny Car Care?

[CACTI_HYBRID]

I see almost daily YouTube postings often about the Maverick by "Johny" from Johnny's Car Care. He does not seem to be with a Ford dealership and looks to be based in Canada. Is he legit? What gives him an inside track to production information and what are his credentials?

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[desmobob]

He has a lot of info but I can't handle the typical "YouTube-style" voice inflection where the creator is compelled to add pauses between the last few words... of... each... few... sentences. All that's needed is a heavy dose of "that being said"s to make for a perfectly horrible YouTube viewing experience.

 

[thevol]

He has a lot of info but I can't handle the typical "YouTube-style" voice inflection where the creator is compelled to add pauses between the last few words... of... each... few... sentences. All that's needed is a heavy dose of "that being said"s to make for a perfectly horrible YouTube viewing experience.

The Doug Demuro syndrome

 

[NJ Pinelands]

He has a lot of info but I can't handle the typical "YouTube-style" voice inflection where the creator is compelled to add pauses between the last few words... of... each... few... sentences. All that's needed is a heavy dose of "that being said"s to make for a perfectly horrible YouTube viewing experience.

I had an old boss who insisted on saying “Going forward” and “ xyz dropped the ball”. I am a huge sports fan and even I hated the phrases. He couldn’t go two minutes without saying them.

 

[Maverick2023]

He wanders way too much. You gotta fast forward to the end to get what you want to hear. Tim Bartz is more credible and to the point.

 

[desmobob]

I had an old boss who insisted on saying “Going forward” and “ xyz dropped the ball”. I am a huge sports fan and even I hated the phrases. He couldn’t go two minutes without saying them.

Those are irritating "as well."

 

[YazYaz]

I had an old boss who insisted on saying “Going forward” and “ xyz dropped the ball”. I am a huge sports fan and even I hated the phrases. He couldn’t go two minutes without saying them.

Saying "right?" at the end of every third sentence has to be the most annoying verbal crutch to infect the english lanquage.

 

[Red Ryder]

He promises "pedal to the metal" and then lots of delays and going sideways before getting to the point.

I usually exit the video within a few minutes, I tire of waiting for him to get to it. Unfortunately, the desire to maintain engagement for monetization purpose is far too evident with some YouTubers.

 

[Chris McD]

From what I read he’s a dealer. He had one of the first test drive videos, which was from a dealer event.

 

[FakeCowboy]

I feel like all this guy does is follow up FordVideoGuy's videos echoing the same exact information.

 

[Jmsilver25]

Instead of bashing and nitpicking every little thing Johnny does.. just don't watch his videos if he bothers you that much.
I get the impression he may be in the ford community just cannot outright tell us his job for whatever reason..
He is extremely helpful and gives as much information as possible. Every youtube account fills videos with 80% unnecessary content. He does not have to post the videos he does, but chooses too because he has a community that enjoy his interactions.

Watch his videos if you want to engage with the Maverick community and learn a few tidbits as well.

 

[RustyF150]

Saying "right?" at the end of every third sentence has to be the most annoying verbal crutch to infect the english lanquage.

Right!?

 

[CACTI_HYBRID]

A good performer should accept and consider critique. It doesn't mean the critiquer is always right, as it often comes down to personal preference. I only wanted to know Johny's credentials and if he knows of what he speaks. As for his style, my opinion is that he takes way too long to say what needs to be said. I can't say I've ever watched his posts until the end.

 

[icegradner]

I see almost daily YouTube postings often about the Maverick by "Johny" from Johnny's Car Care. He does not seem to be with a Ford dealership and looks to be based in Canada. Is he legit? What gives him an inside track to production information and what are his credentials?

He's a salesmen at a Ford dealer in Quebec, cannot recall what dealer.

Saying "right?" at the end of every third sentence has to be the most annoying verbal crutch to infect the english lanquage.

As for his speech, English is clearly his second language, you can hear the French Canadian accent when he talks.

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