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Recent videos

31 of 79 videos collected so far, newest first.

18 videos shown

Estimates

Illustration of scale, not a measurement. Assumes a $4 RPM on average recent views — see the methodology.

Per post
$112
Per month
$224
Per year
$2,688
Cadence
about once a week

Creator stats

Measured on the last public refresh. Not a live feed.

Followers
22,442
Following
780
Total likes
136,715
Videos
79
Posts / month
2
Avg. views
28,096
Avg. likes
2,716
Avg. comments
23
Avg. shares
329
Engagement
9.67%
Follower engagement
12.1%
Last post
over two weeks ago

Creator summary

Generated from the numbers above.

cars is a micro TikTok creator with 79 videos and 136.7K total likes, and a good engagement rate of 9.67%. They post about 2 videos per month and earn an estimated $112 per post — roughly $224/month and $2,688/year at a $4 RPM. Each video averages 28.1K views, 2.7K likes, 23 comments, 329 shares. cars usually posts about once a week, and their last video was uploaded over two weeks ago. Full stats and analytics below.

Data as of Oct 25, 2026 (UTC), from the last public refresh captured by this index.

Hashtags used

Public tags on the captured videos.

Similar creators

Same niche, nearby follower band.

Frequently asked questions

Answers use only this page's captured figures.

How many followers does cars have on TikTok?
cars (@carsenrector) has 22,442 followers as of 2026-10-25, according to the last public refresh captured by this index.
How often does cars post on TikTok?
cars posts about once a week. In the captured window that is about 2 public videos per month.
What is cars's engagement rate on TikTok?
Across the most recent captured videos, cars's engagement rate is 9.67% — a good result under this index's bucket scale.
How much does cars earn on TikTok?
Estimated at a $4 RPM (documented on the methodology page), cars earns roughly $112 per post, about $224 per month and $2,688 per year. This is an illustration of scale, not a measurement.

Numbers you can check

Every estimate on this page uses the published $4 RPM formula.

Read the methodology