"Perpetuum mobile" for a car on magnets - is it real?

Is a perpetual motion machine unrealistic? Well, how can I say that! In a popular video, part of which was shown on the channel "Garage 54", one smart guy clearly demonstrated the "perpetual motion" of medical syringes using ordinary magnets, which, as is known, are repelled when trying to bring unipolar poles closer. Why not scale up such a scheme and adapt it to car?

Well, let's try. Only instead of syringes we take sewer plastic pipes, and for clarity we cut slots in them. You will also need round magnets, a flywheel with a “crankshaft”. The role of the pistons will also be played by pipes, but of a smaller diameter. It remains to assemble first an experimental design in the form of a part of a V-shaped engine. Well, let's launch with the help of primary promotion, try it - it works! It's just not clear how to mute.

Now let's adapt the "perpetual motion machine" instead of an automobile motor. They decided to start the unit from the “pusher”. By joint efforts, the car was moved: everything is spinning, everything works! Although slowly, the car moves: you can even get out of the passenger compartment and walk alongside: the equipment still drives and does not stall. So? "Perpetual Motion" still exists or not? Find the answer in the video!