Nick Robinson and Griffin McElroy play BeamNG.drive - to harrowing results.
The final episode of Car Boys.
Against all odds, the boys make a new friend in their hour of need.
Disaster strikes a rural town, and the boys discover an awful new power.
Where are we?
Having recognized the full threat posed by the blob, the Boys realize they must try every weapon in their arsenal.
The Boys continue to investigate the blob, and their worst fears are confirmed. [Epilepsy Warning]
The Boys' time in paradise screeches to a halt as they encounter their most resilient opponent yet.
The boys take a break from the carnage and horror to go on vacation somewhere colorful.
The boys finally set sail on the ocean herself, but things quickly fall apart.
The boys peek into a world once populated by the Car Boys of yore, and end up uncovering far more than they bargained for.
While the boys continue to wrap their head around their horrifying new superweapon, they come across an ancient (but very powerful) piece of technology.
The boys take their antics to a new virtual realm — but even in VR, decisions have consequences.
The boys take another stab at domestic life and find themselves a bit overwhelmed by it all.
This week, the boys pit two enormous sledgehammers against each other in rooftop combat - and have a special visitor from Grand Theft Auto 4.
The boys set aside their powers and return to their roots - but not before ascending one of Better Gridmap's most tantalising delights.
The Boys return to a remixed version of where it all began with a few new tricks up their sleeves — and make a couple of new pals along the way.
The Boys pack up and move to the snowy mountain town of Mammoth Valley, settle on some lodging, then set out to explore the VERY high seas.
The Boys return to the Matrix Reloaded highway with a vehicle that is less than street legal — and quickly suffer the consequences.
The Car Boys celebrate their triumphant return to YouTube by visiting one of their favorite locales from the second-worst Matrix movie.
This time, the Car Boys visit a brand-new, highly abstract environment and deploy their first ever motorcycle.
Griffin and Nick settle into Garfield Heights, meet the neighbors, and test out a superweapon.
With Gridmap in ruins, the Car Boys move to the neighboring town of Garfield Heights.
Where we love is home — home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts.
The Boys make an unlikely ally in their war against cars: a new weapon with the power to slay Gods.
This week, the Boys drive Insane Testing Track to the brink of destruction, before heading home to pull off the heist of a lifetime.
Nothing is gonna stop us from making Iron Man fly — not even Iron Man himself.
The Car Boys return home to GridMap and just kinda goof off for a while with flails and big ol' tanker trucks.
It's a vintage Car Boys adventure as the Car Boys throw a new friend down a flight of stairs — before realizing that perhaps the greatest threat to their safety comes from within.
Griffin and Nick head to "Grid, Small, Pure" and run into an old friend — and that friendship is tested like never before.
This week, Griffin and Nick decide to take a break from the horrors found in Gridmap and go for a relaxing vacation on Rainbow Road.
Busto's pissed. [Epilepsy Warning]
This time on Car Boys, Nick and Griffin do everything in their power to contain Busto's strength — but they might just end up making him even more powerful.
This week on Car Boys, Griffin and Nick make a new friend — and a new enemy.
In this installment of CAR BOYS, Nick and Griffin decide they will stop at nothing to save Busto from his yellow prison — but at what cost?
Vroom-vroom, strap on your seatbelt, baby: it's time for a fourth installment of CAR BOYS — this time, with the harrowing edition of mods.
This time around, the boys explore two of the finest pieces of car-chewing machinery known to man: rollers and crushers.
Nick Robinson and Griffin McElroy hop back into BeamNG.drive to play with a fun new ingredient: cannons of all shapes and sizes.
Nick Robinson and Griffin McElroy dip their toes into BeamNG.drive, a hyperrealistic car destruction simulator, and get a lot more than they bargained for.
Nick Robinson and Griffin McElroy play BeamNG.drive - to harrowing results.
