This week on Rambling About Cars: Electric pickup trucks. They're coming. How soon will they get here? Which ones will even make it at all? A perhaps most importantly, will America's truck culture, accept them?

Brett Evans joins us to discuss all the details about the 2022 Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer. Then we talk about the history of luxury SUVs in the US like the Super Wagoneer, Land Rover Range Rover, and Cadillac Escalade.

John Neff and Brett Evans join the show to discuss the car-focused pop culture that we love. The discussion ranges from movies like The Love Bug and The Fast and the Furious franchise to a variety of toys, models, and Lego.

Jonathan Benson from Tyre Reviews joins us to talk about the most important part of your car that often gets ignored. Then, we have some fun discussing our favorite experiences behind the wheel.

Matthew Crisara is our guest to talk about sim racing video games. Then, he each select a vehicle that we feel like doesn't get enough respect.

We start by discussing GM's decision to stop producing combustion engines for most of its vehicles by 2035 and reminisce about the brand's great legacy in producing potent powerplants. Then, we each pick out three somewhat oddball GM products we'd want to own.

Motor1.com Global Editor-in-Chief John Neff argues with Smith about GM's new logo. Then, Bruce compares the Mini Hardtop's refresh to a famous horror movie host from Cleveland, Ohio.

Bruce and Smith challenge each other to find a car to drive during the winter with a budget of just $2,000. Then, they discuss what it really means to call a vehicle a coupe. Finally, there's a hunt for the first use of the term "muscle car."

Motor1.com editor Jeff Perez joins Rambling About Cars this week to look at the cutting edge of infotainment tech, and the hosts don't like it. Then, they look at the upcoming slate of unibody pickups like the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz.