Auto photographer and filmer Tim Mitkin (www.instagram.com/timmitimit) is showing us the supercars you will find on regular summer days in Toronto Ontario. Enjoy this compilation of some of the cars found in Toronto. If this video gets enough fame another will be made in collaboration with www.instagram.com/supercars_ontario
source
Wow
I live right around this area and I have seen some insane cars
The 3AM was going through a great deal
I saw a Ferrari and Lamborghini yesterday I swear I didnβt remember to take a video bc I was like cool
The new study
A lot of information
A lot more stuff
The first thing
Love those sounds! Great video
God there are so much expensive cars in Toronto
What are these guys professions
Hey Zack mitkin , Can you reply me with your instagram handle? , would like to talk to you
hello really nice cars beautiful video I have been sharing this genre videos if you want to see bi
Iβm really surprised we didnβt see Deadmau5 with his Lamborghini Huracan in this video
Nice shots π
https://youtu.be/zdi6VKKRiWA
Torontobestauto.ca
is it ok if i share this on my Car page on facebook?
I saw my first Lamborghini Huracan in Sheppard of Toronto
i wanted to ask what are some good roads to drive in toronto or mountains near by/ Places to photograph a vehicle ill be visiting there very soon.
In Vancouver there is more. Because there is more rich people and most of the cars are luxury,super,and hyper cars here
Toronto is great for cars I live pretty close and visit a lot Vancouver isnβt bad and Montreal is insane around Grand Prix weekend
Toronto has the best supercar scene
I go to Toronto all the time and I see a lot of supercars
Here's the problem with supercars, especially really out-there models like Lambo's and Zonda's. We all see these cars on Top Gear reruns or The Grand Tour or a dozen other car shows and they're beautifully filmed and lit and they look sooo cool. And we all know the amazing vital stats, HP, 0-60, whatever.
And then you see them on the street and most of the time they look ridiculous. I mean, most of them are just catastrophically unsuited to city driving. You know the driver is not very comfortable and in some models he can't see very well, with massive blind-spots. And 99% of the time the driver is either a balding, paunchy middle-aged business twat or some dimwitted, inbred Saudi prince with too many billions and not enough taste. Which means, in the city at least, supercars are painfully, terminally uncool. Out on the open road or at a track is the only place these things make sense.
No mustang π€π€π€