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Welcome to the automotive podcast that singing the blues in our Little Deuce Coupes. (R.I.P. Brian Wilson)
On this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches…
As always, we’d like to give special thanks to Fort’s Toyota of Pekin
In addition to the fine folks at Fort’s, our Patreon supporters help keeping the wrenches flying. Thank you!
Suzuki’s Jimny 5-door is so popular in Japan that they’ve suspended orders after just four days, creating a 3.5-year backlog with 50,000 orders and only 1,200 units per month production capacity.
We explore the newly opened World of Volvo Museum in Gothenburg, celebrating the Swedish automaker’s 100-year history, and discuss GM’s massive $4 billion investment to move production from Mexico back to US plants, including the shuttered Orion Assembly facility.
Car Culture
In tribute to the late Brian Wilson, we dive into how the Beach Boys shaped American car culture with classics like “Little Deuce Coupe” and “409,” plus Wilson’s surprising hit about a Honda scooter that introduced Americans to the Japanese brand.
1995 right-hand-drive Suzuki Jimny – $15,995
You might say Eric was smitten by the Suzuki after he and Mrs. Stahl traveled across Iceland in one. Sure, it’s lacking a few creature comforts. Maybe the crash rating isn’t spectacular. And no, you can’t buy a new one here in the United States. That’s why he found a USED Japanese-market import to call his own.
He also found something that may replace “Little Mule” one far-off day. It rhymes with Mahindra.
2023 Lordstown Endurance EV Truck – $32,000
What’s this? Why, it’s a barely-used 2023 Lordstown Endurance EV truck, of course. We’ve talked about Lordstown Motors quite a bit over the years but never actually seen one in the wild until now.
It’s hard to believe these didn’t take off.
Maybe that’s a good thing?
Got something that really grinds your gears? Let us know at [email protected] and we’ll be in touch.
The post Episode 102 – Beach Party Iceland appeared first on Throwin' Wrenches Automotive Podcast.
Welcome to the automotive podcast that singing the blues in our Little Deuce Coupes. (R.I.P. Brian Wilson)
On this episode of Throwin’ Wrenches…
As always, we’d like to give special thanks to Fort’s Toyota of Pekin
In addition to the fine folks at Fort’s, our Patreon supporters help keeping the wrenches flying. Thank you!
Suzuki’s Jimny 5-door is so popular in Japan that they’ve suspended orders after just four days, creating a 3.5-year backlog with 50,000 orders and only 1,200 units per month production capacity.
We explore the newly opened World of Volvo Museum in Gothenburg, celebrating the Swedish automaker’s 100-year history, and discuss GM’s massive $4 billion investment to move production from Mexico back to US plants, including the shuttered Orion Assembly facility.
Car Culture
In tribute to the late Brian Wilson, we dive into how the Beach Boys shaped American car culture with classics like “Little Deuce Coupe” and “409,” plus Wilson’s surprising hit about a Honda scooter that introduced Americans to the Japanese brand.
1995 right-hand-drive Suzuki Jimny – $15,995
You might say Eric was smitten by the Suzuki after he and Mrs. Stahl traveled across Iceland in one. Sure, it’s lacking a few creature comforts. Maybe the crash rating isn’t spectacular. And no, you can’t buy a new one here in the United States. That’s why he found a USED Japanese-market import to call his own.
He also found something that may replace “Little Mule” one far-off day. It rhymes with Mahindra.
2023 Lordstown Endurance EV Truck – $32,000
What’s this? Why, it’s a barely-used 2023 Lordstown Endurance EV truck, of course. We’ve talked about Lordstown Motors quite a bit over the years but never actually seen one in the wild until now.
It’s hard to believe these didn’t take off.
Maybe that’s a good thing?
Got something that really grinds your gears? Let us know at [email protected] and we’ll be in touch.
The post Episode 102 – Beach Party Iceland appeared first on Throwin' Wrenches Automotive Podcast.