Today, on That Car Show, it’s THE Mercedes-Benz G-wagen guy, Joe Goacher, back for an all-new episode!

From the humble beginnings of the Geländewagen to its evolution into one of the most iconic, over-engineered, and unmistakable vehicles on the road today... many of us consider the G-wagen the last real Mercedes-Benz. And for good reason.

Whether you own a G-wagen, are thinking about buying one, or, like us, have simply fallen under the spell of these incredible trucks, this episode is for you.

It's Alliance Motorworks' and Nothing But G's Joe Goacher.

And it's That Car Show.

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Today on That Car Show, we're live from Zuffengruppe, in beautiful Boulder, Colorado.

This one's in three parts:

First, we’re joined by Zuffen organizer Mike Burroughs and pal Derek Schreck to get the story behind this celebration of German automobiles, brought together by Mike and Meg Jacobsen. We also take a look at the remarkable cars (and planes!) that they’ve curated for the event. Our pal Rory MacNeil makes a cameo, too, as we discuss the legendary Rudy Klein 300 SL he drove in this year’s Colorado Grand.

Next up, Pikes Peak racer David Hackl stops by with his insane 1983 Audi Quattro race car. He tells us what it's like to line up against Romain Dumas and give it everything you've got up America's Mountain.

And finally, it’s Joe Goacher of Gelandewagen HQ Alliance Motorworks and the hugely popular YouTube channel Nothing But Gs. We go deep into all things G-Wagen with a guy who’s clearly found his calling. And it's a great conversation.

This one’s audio-only, but it’s a good one, with a little something for everyone. It’s That Car Show. Live from Zuffengruppe.

Today, on That Car Show, it’s our annual Los Angeles Auto Show preview, this year with the show’s VP of Marketing, David Fortin.

Southern California is arguably the epicenter of American car culture, which makes the LA Auto Show one of the most important automotive shows in the country. More than at perhaps any other show, automakers use LA as a sounding board, with audience feedback helping shape future product plans.

David takes us behind the scenes, previews what’s coming, and shares a few things worth getting excited about.

His own journey to the LA Auto Show is an interesting one, too, making for a fun conversation.

All roads lead to the LA Auto Show, which this year runs November 20th through the 29th.

It’s the LA Auto Show’s David Fortin. And it’s That Car Show.

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