Ford, Stellantis, and Rivian had major EV announcements this week. InsideEVs contributor Kyle Conner joins the program to talk about the news, while offering insight into the many electric vehicles he’s driven recently.

Clint Simone joins us to share his experience with the Volkswagen ID. Buzz. We also dig into the new Ford Ranger Raptor and discuss the ways automakers are trying to stop dealers from marking up vehicle prices

From classic Porsches to rare Citroens, custom American cars, classic Japanese sports cars, and even a Porsche 914 pickup truck, Myron Vernis has one of the most interesting, eclectic collections of cars in the world. We talk about his collection, car culture, and the unique stories that obscure vehicles often have.

Motor1.com Managing Editor Brandon Turkus joins us to discuss driving the Land Rover Defender 90 through the snow in Michigan. We also talk about the reports of snow getting through the soft roof of the Ford Bronco. There's a debate about whether the Alfa Romeo Tonale is an attractive vehicle, and we look at some of this year's automotive Super Bowl commercials. We finish with a challenge to find a cheap off-roader for $3,000.

We talk about the 697-horsepower Aston Martin DBX707, followed by an on-track driving experience in the Acura NSX Type S. Special guests Seyth Miersma and Alanis King share their experiences attending the 2022 Rolex 24 at Daytona.

We start the show with the debuts of the Toyota Sequoia, Ford Bronco Raptor, BMW X2 Goldplay, And Updated M8. Then, John Frye joins us for an interview about his automotive art. Frye creates gorgeous vehicles that never existed. He shares with us his early inspirations and his process for creating these amazing vehicles.

Manufacturers invest millions upon millions of dollars in automotive design, striving to find the right combination of functionality, efficiency, and beauty while keeping with the times. The result is a menagerie of memorable designs through the decades, and we discuss some of our favorites while mentioning a few duds along the way. To cap the discussion, we embark on a cheap car challenge to find cars from our favorite design eras for less than $10,000.

Clint Simone and Jeff Perez join Rambling About Cars to discuss the best and worst cars they drove in 2021. We also offer a critique of this year's North American Car, Truck and Utility of the Year winners. Did the right cars win? It depends on who you ask. We wrap up with a brief preview of the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon.

Chevrolet is starting 2022 with a bang, debuting the 2024 Silverado EV truck in WT and RST trims for CES 2022. The new Chevy Equinox EV and Blazer EV were also teased during the show. It's a prelude to many new vehicles that will debut in 2022; we offer a preview of what's to come with a deeper dive on some hotly anticipated arrivals.

This week we look back at the year's news. This includes the chip shortage, F-150 Lightning, Maverick, and Toyota EV plans.