Motor1.com Video Director Clint Simone joins us as a guest. We start by discussing what we know about the Acura NSX Type S and the death of the latest generation of the Japanese supercar that is assembled in Ohio. Then, we look at the quality control issues plaguing the early production of the Ford Bronco, including a whistling noise and various problems with the roof. Finally, we each pick two defunct Japanese sports cars that we want to revive, either as a small-run last hurrah or as a next-gen EV.

This week we learn Toyota won’t let new Land Cruiser buyers resell the luxury SUV outside of Japan, and the reasoning is strange to say the least. Meanwhile, Ford Bronco buyers in the United States are reselling like crazy, and asking wild six-figure prices to boot. A credible report regarding the Chevrolet Camaro suggests it might become an electric sedan in a few years. Then, Bruce and Smith share their weekend adventures at two very different classic car events.

This week’s episode embraces sports sedans with the new 2022 Audi RS3 debut, then shifts to rumors that the Kia Stinger could end production in early 2022. A viral video of a Dodge Ram towing a loaded logging truck is discussed in-depth following an exclusive interview Smith had with the pickup’s owner. The second segment sees Bruce and Smith choose a hilarious group of cars under $5,000 for a retro 1980’s cheap car challenge, and their choices are shockingly similar.

We start the show by discussing the new Hyundai Elantra N, then dig into the pricing for the Hyundai Santa Cruz, Golf GTI, and Golf R. Finally, we check out the new Aston Martin Valhalla supercar. In our second segment, we discuss this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, and Smith talks about a the loss of a unique Mercury Sable SHO wagon.

Motor1.com Global Managing Editor John Neff joins Rambling About Cars to talk about recent debuts like the Lotus Emira, Volkswagen Golf R Variant, Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae, Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid, and BMW 2 Series. Then, Neff tells us about his long-range road trip in a $113,000 Cadillac Escalade with GM's Super Cruise advanced driving assistance system.

We start by looking at the news like the teaser for the next-gen Subaru WRX and the debut of the Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT. We also look like quirky things like a V12-powered Ford Crown Victoria and a camper that expands to be three times the size than when towing it. Then, we talk about why flying cars are never going to happen, at least in the way they are usually promised.

We look at the leaks surrounding the new Toyota Tundra. Then, we look at the recent debuts like the Honda Civic Hatchback, Porsche 911 GTS models, and Jeep Wrangler Xtreme Recon package. Finally, we delve into fun places to drive in the summer like drive-in movies and car shows.

We look at the odd state of affordable convertibles in the current automotive world. Then, we answer your questions like how to fix Alfa Romeo and comparing the Ford Maverick to the Explorer Sport Trac

While we promised not to talk about Ford for a month, the introduction of the Ford Maverick was too big of a deal to skip. We compare it to the Hyundai Santa Cruz. Then, we take a look at the new Toyota Land Cruiser, including the model's past and future in the US.

Anthony Alaniz co-hosts while we talk about the bevy of debuts this week, including the Toyota Corolla Cross, bZ4X, and special editions of the Supra, Tacoma, and 4Runner. Then, we imagine what we'd buy with $1 million.