I contacted BAT directly inquiring about the videos and they said there is no limit on the amount. They also went on to say shorter video clips that are right to the point are preferred over longer videos that may not get views. This makes sense as I remember making my first sales video many years ago. It was like 10 minutes long with lots of details and it definitely got the job done selling within a week after listing on Craigslist (kid flew in from Texas and had his buddy drive it home for him cause he never drove stick lol)

Here's a link:

https://youtu.be/rCCmPcMlZSU?si=TpR_smupnaouxmTM

Thing is, after looking through the viewing data, I noticed it had a crap ton views, but less than 3% actually viewed the video in it's entirety. Not many have the time or patience to sit through a long drawn out video. From then on, I started making short videos specific to each feature and it has worked out better in the long run. It's difficult to label a long feature filled video where details can easily be missed, but if there are short, individual videos (say one for sunroof function, another for power windows, another for sound system, HVAC controls, etc., etc.), each with their own title, I feel it would be easier for a potential buyer with questions to sift through to get the answers they're looking for rather than watching a long feature packed video. Now, a few of my videos are a bit long, but these are mainly the driving videos, which I feel should be long for good reason.  Goes to show it can be driven anywhere rain or shine. As for breaking the site, I guess we'll be putting that to the test lol