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Electric camping utes and coastal escapes on carsales

Six uploads paired MG's battery-powered pickup with Nissan questions and Cristina's Port Stephens caravan adventure.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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carsales had a substantial viewing week among motoring channels of similar size, adding roughly 484,000 views. Venture Tread also had a busy week, while Street FX Motorsport TV and DoctaM3 were quieter. Subscribers stayed unchanged, and carsales' current daily viewing is below its usual level.

The biggest new draw was "BANNED 4x4 Aussies Can't Buy, First Hybrid Navara & INSANE Hilux Test", approaching 30,000 views. The Buckle Up roundup ranged from the Mahindra Thar to Jaguar's electric ambitions and Nissan's plug-in hybrid pickup. Viewers brought their own Nissan wish list: questions about the Pathfinder, electric sports cars and whether a future hybrid ute would offer a tray rather than a pickup bed.

The MG outing put a more practical question beside all that new-car anticipation. "MG U9 EV First Look at Australia's EXCLUSIVE New Electric Camping Ute" examines a vehicle aimed at families and lifestyle buyers, but the review flags the tension between its claimed towing capacity and limited payload. Carrying the people and their camping gear matters as much as pulling the caravan.

Feann's X-Trail Rock Creek review explored another buying complication: the same badge means different equipment in different countries. Meanwhile, Cristina's Port Stephens episode traded specifications for quad biking on Stockton Bight's dunes, Fort Tomaree's wartime history and coastal walks.

Older uploads carry the strongest daily momentum. The Chery Stockman discussion with Fully Charged's Elliot Richards is the busiest, followed by the Toyota electric-versus-plug-in-hybrid comparison. The Kimberley Ranger adventure adds another kind of ownership test: corrugations, a puncture and a stop at an isolated mechanic's garage.

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What viewers say

  • I am waiting for a PHEV ute with decent electric only range. Will the Nissan be offered with a tray?
    @darrenhumphries7525See it on YouTube
  • Can see if Nissan will reintroduce the new pathfinder back to the Australian market?
    The new face lifted version in the U.S looks good
    @jackmeoff6095See it on YouTube
  • Never mind the PHEV ute thing, Feann. Find out when we're getting an electric Z or GT-R!
    Thanks for my weekly dose of automotive medicine.
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  • I do look forward to Thursday nights for your humorous reports on the world of the motor industry. One of the funniest motor journalism around at the mo…..
    @markhamnett4997See it on YouTube
  • Ask the Nissan boss about bringing back a retro 180B with a v8
    @bertskidmore5506See it on YouTube

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The videos drawing views on carsales right now

The facts
Channel
carsales
Subscribers
132,000
Channel views, last 7 days
484,184
Videos published this week
6
Video published
October 8, 2026
Video views so far
29,948
Views on its first day
20,950

The numbers

Here is how carsales' audience and videos moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
carsales
484,184
Fixbook
129,062
DoctaM3
11,287
subscribers
132,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
73,863,341
views per day
51,636
typical day: 83,675
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
DoctaM3
136,000
Fixbook
135,000
richpin06a
134,000
carsales
132,000
As of October 13, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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