Netflix’s Car Masters: Rust to Riches Season 3 released recently on the streaming service. As we stated, Car Masters: Rust to Riches is a surprisingly well-thought-out reality series that flagrantly angles towards the petrol heads, but at the same time, shows some recognition to the process of converting tired cars and trucks and converting them into something special for trade. What grabs everyone’s attention in this highly creative show is the business acumen behind Gotham Garage’s passion. Despite loving their world, this pressure to make a profit, and be within budget, gives the series an added dimension; there’s plenty of honesty in the concept. It’s not really a show-off gig. By sticking to the same concept, the Netflix reality series gives eager audiences eight more chapters of glorious renovations and tricky encounters. The first chapter shows the crew turning a 1933 Ford replica into an art deco Delahaye; there are plenty of raised eyebrows on whether they can make the car drift, especially on a highly technical track. But there’s clearly longevity in a series like this.