Where is adam carollas garage

On Mars, or is there one on the moon? You wanna see some cars? I thought so. I do a podcast, I'm a comedian, and I race vintage cars. I didn't get into this hobby to make money. I got into it because of the beauty of the sculpture. I mean it's really, it's a work of art. But if you know someone who's got a big, fat check and is drunk, you know where to find me.

Here we have your Paul Newman race car. Why collecting Paul Newman cars? I started reading up on Newman, and kind of investigating the kind of guy he was.

And he's won a bunch of championships driving a car. I mean, this guy is an incredible guy, you know? So, I was like, I'm buying his cars, and I'm gonna race 'em. So that's why you're not buying like, Frankie Muniz's race car.

Comedian and podcaster Adam Carolla is among the many who have picked up car collecting as a hobby. Adam Carolla has been around the spotlight for years. Since , Carolla has been hosting The Adam Carolla Show podcast, which is still one of the most popular podcasts. And even more specifically — race cars owned by race car driver Paul Newman. As the successor to the GT and a contemporary of the Miura, the Islero was overshadowed and you have to wonder why Carolla was offloading both of his when he owns two Miuras.

With a potent V12 under the hood, many consider this to be one of the best modern Aston Martins. As we said before, Carolla has a thing for Paul Newman racecars. And yes, Carolla owns the other one as well. Carolla has focused on collecting vehicles driven by the actor and avid racer, this being one of them. He also still competes in historic events using this car, demonstrating Carolla has real track skills. Another Paul Newman car, the actor apparently spent a lot of time behind the wheel and must have truly enjoyed it.

That might have been because it was one of his first racecars, creating a sentimental bond for the man. Lovingly called the Batmobile, this racer terrorized the competition on the European touring car racing circuit for almost a decade. Apr 20, — 5 min read. Steven Symes.