Jamie Butters is joined by Joann Muller, transportation correspondent at Axios, to discuss the trade war with Canada and smart headlights.

They Stop at the Coffee Shop with Erin Keating, executive analyst at Cox Automotive, about the resilient American new-car buyer.

Joann and Jamie Browse the Dealership Lot with Joel Feder to examine the Dodge Durango Hellcat.

At the Town Hall, Jamie and Joann discuss the online poll results and the enduring value of auto shows.

Jamie Butters is joined by Michael Martinez, reporter at Automotive News, to discuss Ford’s product plans and the proliferation of in-car AI assistants.

Acura sales chief Jessika Laudermilk discusses the Nexera Vision concept car the brand revealed as part of Monterey Car Week.

And Ed Loh from MotorTrend discusses other highlights from Monterey, including Jim Farley racing motorcycles.

At the Town Hall, Mike and Jamie discuss robotaxis and the where Monterey ranks among U.S. auto events.

Jamie Butters is joined by guest co-host Stephanie Brinley to discuss electric vehicle registrations and plans for the next Jeep Cherokee.

They Stop at the Coffee Shop to talk with Glen DeVos, CEO of MicroVision, the solid-state lidar company, about opportunities for military applications.

At the Town Hall, Jamie and Stephanie discuss this week’s poll question: Would you ride in a car without a human driver?

Jamie Butters is joined by guest co-host Jordyn Grzelewski, senior enterprise tech reporter at Morning Brew, with a focus on transportation, to talk about automakers’ pivot to stationary electric storage and robotaxi developments.

They Stop at the Coffee Shop to chat with Micky Bly, senior vice president of global propulsion systems engineering at Stellantis.

Jamie and Jordyn Browse the Dealership Lot with Mark Stewart, CEO of Goodyear, about the company’s retail concept in Detroit.

Jordyn and Jamie end up at the Town Hall to air Autotownies’ thoughts about the best vehicle for new drivers.

Jamie Butters is joined by guest co-host Jackie Charniga, who covers General Motors for the Detroit Free Press, to discuss the company’s union negotiations in Canada, long-term strategy in China and history of “industrial musicals.”

They Stop at the Coffee Shop to chat with Srini Rajagopalan about why some premium brand vehicle owners are switching to mainstream brands.

At the Town Hall, the three of them discuss the best vehicle type for young drivers.

Jamie Butters is joined by guest co-host Mike Austin, executive editor of Road & Track, to discuss the Ford Fathom and what’s next for U.S. auto sales.

They Stop at the Coffee Shop to chat with Art Wheaton, director of Labor Studies at Cornell University’s Industrial and Labor Relations school.

Jamie and Mike Browse the Dealership Lot with Elena Ciccotelli, host of “The EVs for Everyone Podcast,” checking out the Lexus ES, available in electric or hybrid.

Mike and Jamie end up at the Town Hall, where they discuss the Autotownies’ views on the ideal retirement-mobile and what the newest drivers might need.

Jamie Butters is joined by guest co-host Larry Vellequette, senior staff reporter and columnist for Automotive News to discuss the companies he covers: Toyota, Subaru and Mazda.

Then Jamie returns to the Michigan International Speedway to Browse the Dealership Lot and talk tires with Wayne Yount from Michelin.

Jamie and Larry also discuss retirement vehicles in the Town Hall.

So much to talk about in Autotown!

Jamie Butters is joined by guest co-host Keith Naughton from Bloomberg News to take Ford’s latest results for a Drive Around the Block.

They Stop at the Coffee Shop to chat with consultant and author Michael Dunne about Chinese automakers and their global aspirations.

Jamie and Keith Browse the Dealership Lot with Scotty Reiss, founder of A Girls Guide to Cars, looking at the Jeep Cherokee hybrid and what that brand gets right.

Scotty, Keith and Jamie also go to the Town Hall to discuss infotainment interfaces and what retirees need a vehicle.