Do You Have Any Idea Just How Staged “Counting Cars” Really Is?

Published on 07/05/2021
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There Are Only A Couple Of Employees At The Shop

If you watch car shows, you might assume that the team is only made up of a dozen or so people. In reality, this is not the case. The camera only takes footage of a couple of people as they work on the cars. But the truth is that this is only a trick of the angles. You see, there is typically a big team working on the renovation. The only problem is that they do not get air time like everyone else on the set.

The Shop Only Employs A Handful Of Employees

There Are Only A Couple Of Employees At The Shop

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They Walk Up To Car Owners Randomly

The show features a lot of shots of Danny Koker as he rides around, checks out cars, and offers deals to seemingly random people. Most of this is just for show. It takes a much longer time to scout. Aside from that, the team has already done its homework before he goes up to a client. They all work together to look for cars that would be good remodels. They also want people with a “tough luck” tale to go with it.

They Talk To Random Car Owners

They Walk Up To Car Owners Randomly

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