hosts of the show) purchased nearly identical vehicles and modified them to be fun daily drivers that you could take you the track, with either cheap or expensive parts. For "Hi" car, which is James' team's car, they modified their Nissan 350Z with expensive parts. For "Low" car, which is Nolan's team's car, they modified their Nissan 350Z with cheap parts. They changed the following parts: Suspension, Wheels & Tires, Brakes, Differentials, Color, Seats, Fuel Injectors, and Radiators. Along with adding; Turbo kits, Roll cage, Body kits, and Lighting kits. They then tested the Nissans out on the track to see if more money spent meant a better resulting product. Both the Nissan 350Zs ended the track day in a disarray, "Low" car having an engine failure, and "Hi" Car getting black flagged on the track for blowing a lot of smoke out of the exhaust. A few years later Donut Media returned to the Nissan 350Zs for a change of direction. Before, the purpose of the Nissan 350Zs was to have a fun daily driver that you could take to the track, after Donut brought back the cars, they switched gears to, fun daily drivers that you can go drifting in. They added onto the cars with the following parts: Drift suspension kits, and a hydraulic e-brake. And to make the cars run again, they swapped the motors with V8s. In the time between the first 16 episodes and the final 3 of the Nissan 350Z, they chose to build pick-up trucks to go over landing in. Donut Media chose to build off of the Toyota Tacoma platform. For "Hi" truck, which is James' team's truck, they modified their Toyota Tacoma with expensive parts. For "Low" truck, which is Nolan's team's car, they modified their Toyota Tacoma with cheap parts. They changed the following: Suspension, Wheels & Tires, Armor, Lockers, Recovery Gear, Lights, and a Roof-top tent. They then tested the Toyotas out on a trail to see if more money spent meant a better resulting product. The only major issue on the trip was "Hi" truck accidentally pulling its own front bumper off due to user error while winching up a steep rock face. For the first season they used Nissan 350Zs back in 2019 and 2020, and in 2021 the show featured Toyota Tacomas. In 2022, the 350Zs were brought back for the final 3 episodes of