What a year it's been for the Goodwood Festival of Speed. It was the events 25th anniversary and Porsche's 70th, with countless debuts and reveals. Take a journey to one of the world's most desirable car festivals as we wander through the pit area, first glance, and supercars paddock, and talk to the likes of David Brabham, Walter Rohl, Amanda McLaren, and Oli Webb.

Mandy Turner, Mike Stevens, and Kez Casey join you this week. In car news, Holden announce Dave Buttner as new Managing Director, the 2019 Toyota Supra and BMW Z4 get a four-cylinder engine, and the Volkswagen Caddy Beach Camper is coming to Australia. Also, two studies have found half of new car buyers don't prioritize safety, and the majority of buyers are keen on hybrids. We talk to Professor Stephen Robinson from RMIT University about research that has found how vibrations in cars can make you sleepy. Mandy is fresh back from Goodwood Festival of Speed, and hear her chat with automotive engineer James Brighton from Cranfield University who worked on the autonomous 1965 Ford Mustang (Goodwood podcast special to come). Todd Reed sent us an email at [email protected] and was keen to hear our thoughts on why we can't drive left-hand-drive new cars on our roads. We speak to Jez Spinks about his comparison between the 2018 BMW M5 and Mercedes-AMG E63.

You're joined by Paul Maric, Mike Stevens, and Scott Collie this week. Discussing car news, the 2018 BMW 620D GT goes on sale from $99,900, pricing and specs for the 2019 Kia Sportage have been announced, the Toyota Supra is teased once again, and customers with a Sunset Yellow Kia Stinger will be offered a full respray to replace defective paint. Also, the Renault Kangoo ZE will be priced from $52,527 for private buyers, with its smaller EV, the Zoe, starting from $51,990. Alborz Fallah discusses why he bought a Lotus Elise S, and Scott talks to Guy Street, the Managing Director for Infiniti. The Shortlist helps Alysha who wants an SUV under $40,000 large enough to fit a pram in the boot, and adults in the back. Mandy goes for a five-minute fang with Melissa Ong in the tiny 2016 Honda S660. Lastly, James Wong speaks with Florian Nissl, the Project Leader for Exterior Design at MINI.

This week Mandy Turner, Mike Costello, and Mike Stevens are recording the podcast in the 2018 Mercedes-Benz S400d L while driving around Melbourne! In car news, pricing and specs have been announced for the 2019 Renault Megane RS, Tesla has reached 5000 cars a week goal, and Kay Hart announced as Ford Australia CEO. Also, Holden has announced a permanent five-year unlimited kilometre warranty, Ssangyong returns to Australia, and a Senate committee is investigating a potential for local EV manufacturing. Mike Costello reports on June VFACTS and his review on the 2018 Subaru Forester. In The Shortlist, Kerrie is looking for an SUV for her 80-year old Mum with a budget of $36,000. Lastly, hear a podcast special teaser of Mandy riding in an Iveco truck to learn what truck drivers experience every time they get behind the wheel.

Mandy Turner, Paul Maric and Trent Nikolic this week is broadcasting from Yarra Honda in Victoria. In car news, Volkswagen has broken the Pikes Peak record in the I.D R, and it is after a speed record at Bonneville in a Jetta. The 2019 Audi A4, the Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, and Chevrolet Blazer have been revealed. Mazda Australia confirms Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is coming, and there are calls for a congestion tax to be introduced. Paul reviews the Audi Q8 and Mazda CX-8. We talk to Kim Turner who owns Fusion Tinting, and discusses the pros and cons of privacy glass, and the different tinting laws in each state. The Shortlist helps out Rosie who is after a towing vehicle, and Paul who is wanting to upgrade his Mazda 3 SP25. We chat to General Manager at Yarra Honda, Mohamed Nasser, and ask him about the NSX sitting in the showroom. Lastly, John submitted an owner review of his 2018 MG ZS Essence.

Joining Mandy Turner this week is Kez Casey and James Wong. In car news, the 2019 BMW X4 details have been revealed, the Audi A1 has been unveiled, along with the Suzuki Jimny, and the Ford Mustang Bullitt price starts at $73,688. In Volkswagen news, the Amarok Core V6 is priced under $50,000, and the GTI TCR has been confirmed for Australia. Kez reviews an LDV T60 that we borrowed from a reader. Mike Costello speaks to Dr. Marion Friese, the Director of Marketing for Mercedes-Benz Vans about the X-Class. The Shortlist helps Josh with a $30,000 mid-sized SUV, and Nick is after a $20,000 car for an 18-year old. We talk to Graham Cooke, the Insights Manager for Finder.com.au for a guide to buying a car at the end of financial year sales. We reveal the car behind 'guess the exhaust' and give away the Chamberlain smart garage door opener. Catch us as we broadcast live next week on June 28 from 9:30 am at Yarra Honda, 53 Hoddle St, Collingwood VIC.

Kez Casey and Scott Collie join Mandy Turner this week. In car news, the 2019 Skoda Kodiaq RS has been confirmed, the 2018 Ram 1500 pricing and specs have been released, and Kia Cerato gets the GT treatment. Also, International Engine of the Year goes to Ferrari, the 2019 Mazda MX-5 gets a more powerful engine, and Elon Musk promises 'full self-driving features' for Tesla in August. James Wong reviews the 2018 BMW X2, and we talk to Tony Crawford about his drive in the 2018 Lotus Evora GT 430 at Phillip Island. Curt Dupriez chats to Daniella Winter, the Marketing Director for Ford Australia, at the Ford Mustang GT launch. This week on The Shortlist we answer Sam's question about what we think of the Skoda Kodiaq, and Deane is wanting a second-hand SUV for under $10,000. Kez puts two SUVs back-to-back, the Volkswagen Tiguan and Renault Koleos. We give a hint for guess the exhaust where you could win a $269 Chamberlain smart garage door opener. Catch us as we broadcast live on June 28 from 9:30 am at Yarra Honda, 53 Hoddle St, Collingwood VIC.

On the panel this week is Mandy Turner, Paul Maric, and Mike Costello. In car news, the 2019 Peugeot 508 Touring, Audi Q8, and BMW X5 have been revealed. Also, the Alpine A110 pricing and specs have been announced, the Ford Mustang has been upgraded to a three-star ANCAP rating, and you can now buy a Bugatti Chiron in Lego form. Mike Costello discusses the May VFACTS, and we talk to Mike Duff after his drive in the BMW Z4 prototype. Mandy takes the Volkswagen Arteon to a Volkswagen club meeting to get their opinion on it. Paul attends the launch of the Jaguar I-Pace, and Mike Costello drove the Kia Cerato. Bullsh*t Spin of the Week involves a Tesla Model 3 sales graph, hear a teaser for the Porsche 70th anniversary podcast, and your chance to win a Chamberlain smart garage door opener.

June 8 2018 marks 70-years since Porsche's first vehicle, the 356 "No. 1" Roadster, was registered, and the company is celebrating its rich history with a worldwide Sportscar Together Day. We have produced a podcast special for this occasion where we talk to people who have been involved with Porsche in Australia, whether it was behind-the-wheel, or behind-the-scenes.

Joining Mandy Turner this week is Mike Stevens and Scott Collie. In car news, the Mazda CX-3 launches in Japan with a new 1.8-litre diesel, while the CX-8 will go on sale in July. Another 1.1-million vehicles have been added to the Takata airbag recall, Ford launches '2nd Car' for Australian buyers, and California begins a digital number plates trial. Plus, two US consumer groups label Tesla Autopilot system as 'deceptive', and Apple and Volkswagen collaborate on an autonomous Transporter. Mike Costello discusses the more powerful 2018 Mazda 6, and Scott chats about attending the launch of the Nissan Terra in the Phillipines. Mike gives an update on the New Car Calendar which sees an onslaught of SUVs, and Scott talks to Alpina's Head of Marketing, Andreas Bovensiepen, about his racing history, which includes the 24-hour Nurburgring.