The Real Reason Why Counting Cars Ended

about this Superfly Cadillac since I was a kid, this car makes it so much easier to look cool, dude, no doubt, are you kidding me? I love this car. Counting Cars is a

real

ity television show whose popularity extends beyond the shores of the United States. It indicates that the series began as the third spin-off of another

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ity show Pawn Stars, which was filmed in Las Vegas and chronicles the team's activities at Counts Customs, owned by the controversial Danny Coker, also known as the Count. I know you feel like there is nothing. I quite like it, man, and I know you're going to enjoy this car for years to come and that's a feeling I know and love, and they're happy people who follow the same format as a lot of other car shows,

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car papers to conflicts and drama between Danny Coker and his team as they restore and modify classic

cars

and motorcycles and boy, there was a load of drama and bad blood between the cast members, so much drama that several members left the show for various

reason

s despite the drama they experience the fans.

During its prime, Counting Cars enjoyed a large audience and good rating, with that success it aired for 10 seasons from 2012 to 2021, however, History Channel did not approve any new season after the tenth season and fans wondered why join us. As we reveal the real

reason

Counting Cars

ended

without Counting, there would be no Counting Cars. The story goes that Danny was doing the

counting

. Customs when the opportunity to sign on for his own reality television series fell into his lap. Reality television series are highly rated in the United States and around the world for being not only entertaining but also educational.

Danny saw the show as an opportunity to put Town's Customs on the map. The opportunity to star in Counting Cars and focus on Count's Customs was made available to Danny because of his time on Pawn Stars, everything here is something that scares me, well you mentioned you mentioned the '59 Chevrolet, here's one original, after becoming a recurring face on Pawn Stars, producers approached him and offered him the opportunity to headline. his own show Danny's decision to sign the deal that made the Earl cousins ​​an integral part of the show couldn't have been better. County Car began as the third Pawn Stars spin-off after American Restoration and Cajun Pawn Stars, but with all the twists and turns. -offs: It is the most watched and loved show by fans, the show followed the same format used by American Restoration but with some twists of its own involving the cast members over the years as the show ran.

Danny has assembled an exceptional team of talented car enthusiasts. In each episode, the show showcases the skills and experience of each team member, while fans like to see the intriguing processes involved in manufacturing and modifying

cars

and motorcycles. The drama makes things even more interesting. Fights and accusations from the drama have led to lawsuits and court cases. and some other cast members were evicted from the show. A peculiar case is that of Joseph frontiera. Joseph began working at Count Customs as a restoration expert and mechanic in 2013 until he was evicted from the show and all records of him being on the show. were erased the drama surrounding Joseph frontiera would be the first drum in the show that would lead to a lawsuit the store filed a civil suit against Joseph alleging that he had mismanaged company funds totaling 75,000 and used them to finance his personal Range Rover and airline ticket The lawsuit stated that Joseph not only mismanaged the Store's funds, but also made stamps with the signatures of Danny Coker and Kevin Mack without their consent, used those stamps to seal checks in your absence.

In the lawsuit, the County Customs also mentioned that Joseph had not paid the Joseph Frontiera began working for the county customs in June 2013 and court records show that he was charged in September of the same year with felony theft of more than 3,500 that took place in August. It had been issued for Frontier's arrest, but was not fulfilled because he lives in Florida, knowing everything about his crew members, it can be difficult when you have a large crew, when custom counts began to see irregularities in the company's account. Store and in some of the client's accounts and projects.

He ran a background check on Frontiera and it showed that Frontiera has a history of fraud and embezzlement with a former employer on the Florida border. The criminal act raised a dust of theft scandal with the drag brand Counting Cars in the Mud so he was exterminated from the program not only that he no longer appears on the program's Internet Movie Database page and that all evidence that he ever was on the show has been erased from the show's history. The border case wouldn't be the only lawsuit Counting Cars and Counts Customs would have to overcome.

Count's Kustoms was involved in another lawsuit involving a classic Ford Mustang. Jeanette and Paul suffered two personalized charges for withholding their fifty thousand dollars and failing to deliver a vehicle as promised. State Jeanette approached Custom Charges in 2013 asking for her help to help her build a classic Ford Mustang so she could give it to her husband for her birthday. The flocks claimed that a Count Customs employee, Scott Jones, told them that the shop could purchase and rebuild a 1967 Ford Mustang Coupe for fifty thousand dollars. The cost estimates submitted by Jones included eleven. thousand dollars to purchase a restoration vehicle and thirty-nine thousand dollars for labor, they said Scott Jones told them that since the build will appear on an episode of Counting Cars, the show's producers would provide an additional twenty thousand dollars for subsidize the cost.

However, after the couple agreed to pay fifty thousand dollars, they were informed that the vehicle would no longer appear on Counting Cars but would continue to be worked on as scheduled. They were also told that Jones was no longer working at Counting Cars. Hi, I'm Scott. I am the project manager here at Counts Customs. I want to give you a quick tour of our buildings and if you didn't know, Scott Jones was a bona fide member of Counts Customs and appeared on the count for Carr's first two seasons, but his departure from The Show was quiet and without warning with Jones Now absent from the show at the shop, the deal the damage dealer made with the shop was broken and the cost of the restoration car increased from eleven thousand dollars to thirty thousand dollars, apart from this increase the shop delivered something completely different from the Ford Mustang 1967 coupe they ordered.

The Count's custom did not complete the work on time and did not build what was requested, so they asked for a refund that never came through. These lawsuits were not the only problems that the Counts' cousins ​​and Counting Cars had, there were many things that were wrong with the show and all of these things contributed to its ending to make the television show attractive and captivating for viewers. The show's writers altered and modified many of the events and storylines while these changes were being made. The program is visually appealing and exciting, it also resulted in a negative perception for the accounts.

Customs Danny Coker and his team. A lot of things in the show are actually staged. One of them is the fact that almost everything on the show seems too good to be true. The show shows the store staff always following the rules, they are helpful and you can hardly see anyone that grumpy. Car owners always look satisfied, happy and amazed with their cars on camera, however, online reviews about Count's Customs tell a different story. The lawsuit with Hertz is just one of several examples, most buyers have left reviews ranting about bad service or how they were unfairly charged, others have complained about the fact that the store doesn't pay attention or care about the cars They are not shown in the program.

I'm sure these reviews could be fake and may have been made up by jealous competitors, but there is so much controversy surrounding the customs of the Counts and the reality show that there could be some truth to them. Another thing fans have found wrong with the show is that very little value is shown during screen time, most of the actual work is rarely shown, and the show focuses more on drama and over-the-top conversations. Danny always plays the broke guy card and acts like there's no money in the store and they have to make do. On a tight budget but Danny's lifestyle outside of the show tells a different story, a deep dive into the store's finances has revealed that the store lacks a set budget for projects and scenes in which Danny is berated. for spending too much money on projects are all subtle acts for viewers without the drama and stage stories Counting Cars may not have worked as well as it did and despite these flaws, Counting Cars enjoyed great success, had an average rating of 6.8 points when it debuted, but like all good things, it had to be done. come to an end now that the county cars have stopped transmitting, the workshop counts.

Customs is still in business and still does amazing work for several wealthy clients in the United States.