Today the Gremlins look forward into 2020, and discuss a few things on the horizon of the auto industry. They also offer a few pieces of advice for any company that want's to capture the imagination of the average gear head.

Today the Gremlins discus their Gear Head Christmas lists. From new vehicles to trends and a few surprises, you can expect this one to be fun!

Its angular, it's metal, and it looks like a flux capacitor should come standard. Weather your intrigued by the reported off-road and towing capabilities, or you just can't stand the stylings that look like Marty McFly should be behind the wheel, The new Tesla Cybertruck has created quite the stir in not just the automotive world, but across all pop culture. What do the Gremlins think about it? You may be surprised.

Today the Gremlins try and help Brian accept the fact that the name Mustang will forever have a different meaning. He's not ok...

Today the Gremlins discuss a recent article Tim found that lists a few concepts for variations of Brian's beloved Mustang. Some were inspired...others...not so much...

This week, the guys discuss the best and worst of the epic SEMA show. For those not in the know. It's like the fun parts isle at Auto Zone...but with stuff you'd actually want to put on your car.

Today the guys discuss some of the the best and worst phases in car design and customization in the past. They also dive into what they think will be the next big one, and which they wish would come back.

Dan gather the rest of the gremlins for a spooky Halloween story. This car is said to be responsible for a number of deaths over the past 40 years. from brutal murders, to "Accidents" at some point its hard to make a case for coincidence. Its almost like she's got a thirst...for blood.

Today we continue our series discussing what changed with a company that once had our undivided attention. From the days of battling Subaru for rally car supremacy, to now being almost exclusively an suv and crossover lineup, we'll share our thoughts of what went wrong and how to fix Mitsubishi.

The rest of the world uses diesel in consumer vehicles way more than the US. So whats so great about it and should we be using it here?