Car Issues Season 1 Episode 4 Half Price Jeep/Savage Salvage

Located in the heart of the Arizona desert, auto mechanics Brad and Chris take on another set of challenges in season 1 episode 4 of Car Issues, named Half Price Jeep/Savage Salvage.

In the first half of the episode, the pros take on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler that’s been offered up for a bargain price. However, as always, there’s a catch. The car has been sitting in a desert field, exposed to the elements, for over five years. The pair must dive in to see if it’s worth the discount and if they can bring this Jeep back to life. As they investigate, they discover that the vehicle’s tires are flat, and the dashboard is filled with dirt and debris, just to name a few of the issues.

Then, they must set to work rebuilding the engine and repairing the brakes, all while facing several other challenges along the way. Will they be able to finish before the Jeep’s bodywork is destroyed in the sun and sand? Tune in to find out.

For the second part of the episode, the duo heads out to Savage Salvage. It’s a car junkyard filled with treasures for any mechanic savvy enough to see potential within the heaps of damaged vehicles. With the owners' permission, Brad and Chris scavenge through the junkyard for any hidden gems. First up is a classic Camaro that has been left in the yard and is showing signs of age. Will they be able to restore this vintage beauty back to its former glory?

Next, they come across an ‘80s style Ford Mustang hatchback that was once a star of the racing scene. But with a problem with its wheel, the Mustang was stuck in the junkyard for the foreseeable future. Brad and Chris must roll up their sleeves again and put their skills to the test. Can they bring the car back up to the driving standard and eventually be able to sell it?

Throughout the episode, Brad and Chris’ skills and creativity are put to the test. Will their efforts pay off, or will they be left with yet another pile of unusable rusty metal? Don't miss a single minute of the action in this latest instalment of Car Issues.