Kevin Mack FINALLY Names The 5 Worst Employees On Counting Cars

The Untold Truth Behind Counting Cars: Kevin Mack and the Disappearing Crew Members

Counting Cars—one of the most popular reality shows about custom cars—has captivated audiences worldwide with jaw-dropping transformations, turning rusty classics into rolling masterpieces. At the heart of this powerhouse operation is Kevin Mack, the level-headed manager and right-hand man to Danny “The Count” Coker.

But while viewers see Kevin as the calm, collected guy who keeps everything running smoothly, the truth behind the scenes is far more complicated. From internal feuds to headline-making scandals, here’s the real story of Count’s Kustoms and its most trusted man.

Kevin Mack: The Backbone of Count’s Kustoms

Kevin Mack never sought the limelight. Unlike Danny with his rockstar persona and flashy style, Kevin preferred to stay practical and grounded. Yet without him, Counting Cars might never have lasted as long as it did.

As general manager, Kevin handled everything from budgeting to scheduling to conflict resolution. Born into a humble family, Kevin learned patience and honesty early in life. These values guided him when he reunited with childhood friend Danny in Las Vegas, eventually joining the Count’s Kustoms dream team.

But being the glue that holds together a shop filled with strong personalities—and under the constant pressure of reality TV—was no easy task.

Scott Jones: The Sudden Disappearance of a Fan Favorite

Scott Jones was witty, sharp, and the financial mastermind behind Count’s Kustoms. Fans loved his humor, and Danny and Kevin trusted him with the books. But after season two, Scott vanished without explanation.

The official reason? He moved back to Tennessee to be closer to family. But insiders whispered about a much messier truth: heated arguments with Kevin over business expansion and resource allocation. Scott wanted to leave for his own venture but failed to give proper notice, sparking tension with Kevin.

Eventually, Scott walked away—leaving behind a lucrative job and a hit TV show. Fans were heartbroken, and Kevin had to scramble to keep the shop from spiraling.

Joseph Fronta: The Embezzlement Scandal That Rocked the Show

If Scott’s exit was a quiet storm, the Joseph Fronta scandal was a full-blown hurricane. Joseph, who held a key role in managing company funds, was caught embezzling nearly $75,000.

He forged signatures from both Danny and Kevin, siphoning money for personal purchases—including a luxury Range Rover. The story blew up in 2016, dragging Counting Cars into tabloid headlines.

Kevin spearheaded the effort to fire and prosecute Joseph. Shockingly, Joseph avoided prison and only faced felony charges. Kevin also sued staffing firm Randstad USA for allegedly hiding Joseph’s fraudulent past—but the lawsuit fizzled.

The damage, however, was done—both financially and to the shop’s reputation.

Raleigh Sabbo: From Beloved Detailer to Silent Exit

Raleigh Sabbo was a fan favorite for his fun-loving attitude and stellar detailing skills. But after season six, he vanished too—without warning. The reason? A bizarre theft case.

Someone stole cash and detailing tools from Raleigh’s tow rig. Convinced it was an inside job, Raleigh turned to Kevin for help. But when Kevin urged patience for the official investigation, Raleigh felt betrayed. Frustrated, he walked away and later launched his own business—Rock and Roll Detailing—closing the door on Count’s Kustoms for good.

Clashes with Producers: Why Kevin Disappeared from the Screen

Kevin wasn’t just battling internal drama—he had his share of conflicts with the show’s producers. He believed they prioritized petty drama over showcasing true craftsmanship.

As arguments escalated, Kevin stepped away from filming in 2020, sparking rumors he had been fired. History Channel eventually confirmed he remained part of the team but chose to stay behind the scenes, focusing solely on shop operations.

Legal Battles with Customers: The Hidden Lawsuits

Drama didn’t end with employees. In 2015, a couple sued Count’s Kustoms for allegedly spending $50,000 on a Mustang build that fell short of promises—and didn’t even make it onto the show as advertised.

The lawsuit was eventually settled quietly, but the incident fueled negative press and social media backlash. Once again, Kevin was the man putting out fires, mediating disputes, and salvaging the brand’s image.

Kevin Mack: The Quiet Guardian of Count’s Kustoms

Behind the flashy rides and TV glamour, Kevin Mack has been the unsung hero of Counting Cars. He endured betrayals, lawsuits, production conflicts, and public scrutiny—all to keep the Count’s Kustoms machine running.

While others came and went—some in silence, others in scandal—Kevin remained. To him, cars weren’t just a business—they were stories, second chances, and rolling pieces of art.

So what’s next for Counting Cars? Will more drama unfold? One thing’s certain: as long as Kevin Mack is in the driver’s seat behind the scenes, Count’s Kustoms isn’t running out of gas anytime soon.