In this episode, we dive into Cars.com’s 2025 American-Made Index — a ranking that’s been published for 20 years and is especially significant this year in the middle of rising tensions over proposed tariffs on imported cars.

In this episode, we’re at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez for the inaugural NASCAR Mexico City weekend. Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes garage tour with Patrick Suhy, Program Manager of Chevrolet NASCAR Competition, as he reveals some of the key elements that drive success at the highest level of NASCAR.

In this episode, we visit RBW Classic & Sports Cars in Miami to explore how this innovative British company is blending timeless classic car design with cutting-edge electric vehicle technology. Discover how RBW is redefining the driving experience by bringing vintage style into the electric era.

In this episode we’re in Aspen, Colorado, with Barry Hoch, Senior Director of Product Planning at Audi USA, to test drive the all-new 2025 Audi A5 and S5, whit cutting-edge technology, striking new design, and Audi’s legendary quattro performance—all powered by traditional gas engines that prove you don’t always need an SUV. But if you do, Audi has you covered with the equally impressive 2025 Q5 and SQ5.

In this episode we talked about how a 20-year old 2004 BMW 325xi? makes more sense than a brand new car, even with all the legal and insurance related obstacles that the government in California tríes to impose so you get rid of it!

In this episode we are at Toyota's headquarters in Plano, Texas for its annual private Auto Show to unveil all of the new models for Toyota and Lexus, including several electric vehicles. For now, the beloved RAV4 is only available as a hybrid or Plug-in Hybrid, but what's next?

In this episode we are in Miami during the Ferrari Racing Days, with Chief Designer, Flavio Manzoni, who unveiled the "Born for Speed, Reborn for Beauty" collection, originally shown at the Milan Fashion Week, as a new way to enter the Cavallino Rampante family.

In this episode we are in Savannah, Georgia, where the Hyundai Motor Group just opened its largest production plant in the United States, where it plans to produce up to 500,000 units a year. including the new flagship IONIQ 9.