Popular automotive YouTuber WhistlinDiesel has been arrested again, this time at an airport over issues related to two cars he reportedly sold years ago.
According to Gauk MotorBuzz, the content creator was detained by authorities regarding vehicles no longer in his possession. Details about the specific charges or which vehicles triggered the arrest remain unclear.
WhistlinDiesel, whose real name is Cody Detwiler, has built a massive online following by destroying expensive vehicles, conducting extreme automotive experiments, and pushing trucks and cars far beyond their intended limits. His channel boasts millions of subscribers who watch him torch Ferraris, crush luxury cars, and subject rare vehicles to absurd torture tests.
This marks another legal entanglement for the controversial YouTuber. His previous arrests and run-ins with law enforcement have become almost as famous as his videos, often involving disputes over his filming activities or the legality of his automotive stunts.
The airport setting suggests possible complications with vehicle titles, registration issues, or outstanding legal matters tied to the cars' previous ownership. When vehicles change hands without proper documentation or unresolved liens, former owners can face unexpected legal consequences even after selling.
WhistlinDiesel has historically shared his legal troubles directly with his audience, often turning arrests and court appearances into content. Whether this latest incident becomes fodder for a future video depends on how quickly he resolves the matter.
His fans are already speculating online about which vehicles caused the problem and whether the arrest will delay upcoming content. For a creator whose brand revolves around automotive chaos, getting arrested over cars he doesn't even own anymore might be the most WhistlinDiesel situation possible.
