The Fate of my Crashed Ferrari has been Decided.

The video begins with a somber note, as the host commemorates May 6, 2026, marking five years since his father's passing. He expresses deep longing for his dad, emphasizing his incredible character and the mission to keep his legacy alive. This includes the recent restoration of his father's truck, a project that brings both accomplishment and a sense of bittersweet completion. He takes this opportunity to remind viewers to cherish their parents, as life changes irrevocably once they are gone. Transitioning from this personal reflection, the host outlines the day's automotive agenda. The BMW M4 is ready for pickup at Fix Auto Provo, featuring a freshly painted bumper and grill inserts, which he assures viewers will look good once the "process" is complete. The A12 Superfast is also being reassembled, promising a long-awaited first look. The Rovuelto is heading to Park City for paint protection film (PPF). Additionally, a Lava Orange 991 GT3 RS, belonging to his friend Josh, is temporarily in the garage, replacing a twin-turbo Cadillac CTS-V. Before diving into the car updates, a surprise reveal takes place. Sophie unveils a "Beefcake Strad" pizza beef stick, a collaboration product that has been in development for a long time. These limited-edition beef sticks, featuring seven grams of protein, are described as "mucho delicioso" and come in packaging reminiscent of the old Aventador coupe. The box also includes other goodies, such as a trio of Lamborghini air fresheners (Aventador Coupe, Aventador Roadster, and Ravalto) and a purple Strad jet tag. Oscar, the dog, makes an appearance, clearly drawn to the scent of the beef sticks, which receive high praise from both Sophie and a later taste-tester, Clayton. The host encourages viewers to purchase these limited-supply boxes quickly through a special early access link provided. Next, the host and Sophie head to Summit Auto Lab in Park City with the Rovuelto and his dad's truck. The Rovuelto is being dropped off for extensive Oraful paint protection film on its rear section, as the front already has PPF. The host admires the Rovuelto's Viola Bas color, noting its beauty in both sunshine and overcast conditions, and briefly discusses the car's "different sound" from its factory exhaust, hinting at future modifications. He also takes a moment to appreciate his dad's truck, driving it through the rain, fulfilling his father's wish for it to be driven regularly, regardless of weather. At Summit Auto Lab, they encounter a red Urus Perfamonte and Clayton's Porsche 914. Clayton, the owner of Summit Auto Lab, is asked for his "honest opinion" on the new Beefcake Strad pizza stick. After a "sniff test," Clayton enthusiastically approves, declaring it "fire." Following the PPF drop-off, the host and Sophia drive the Tamario to Fix Auto Provo to pick up the M4 and check on the A12. The M4's fresh paint requires a week to bake before PPF can be applied, so it will remain at Fix Auto. The host reveals the M4's "Frankenstein" look, with silver vents and uprights painted to match an upcoming silver wrap, contrasting with the factory gray bumper. He assures viewers this is just an interim "version 2.1" and the final "silver surfer" look will be complete with a silver-wrapped hood and wing. The highlight of the visit to Fix Auto Provo is the A12 Superfast. The car is partially assembled, showcasing its wide body and giving a glimpse of its potential with the Raana wheels. The primary debate revolves around the A12's final color: red, white, or silver. Initially, the host and James lean towards red, but seeing the car in its current white/cream state sparks reconsideration. Sophie consistently advocates for pink, but the host dismisses it. After much deliberation and viewing renders, the host makes a "proclamation" to go with white with a red stripe, despite acknowledging that many cars on the road are white. He believes it's the "right choice" and a "smart choice." The M4, despite its current unconventional appearance, is predicted to be one of the coolest cars they've ever done once the "silver surfer" wrap is complete. The host also mentions plans for updated "snake eye" headlights and tail lights for the M4. Before concluding, the host acknowledges the prevalence of white cars on the road, which continues to make the A12's color decision challenging, despite his "proclamation." He briefly admires a purple Lotus Emira, expressing a desire to revive his "purple army" but noting the difficulty in finding the right car. Finally, the video ends with a shout-out to Sophia for her work on the landscape around their home, transforming a weedy area with black lava rock. Regarding the A12, the decision is firm: white with a red stripe. However, the specific shade of Ferrari white still needs to be determined, with "Oscar white" (matching his dog's fur) being a humorous suggestion. The M4 will remain at Fix Auto for PPF and then head to Clayton for wrapping, completing its "silver surfer" transformation.