Motor1.com Podcast Network

Motor1.com returns to podcasting with a new format and new hosts. This week they breakdown the best and worst vehicle debuts of 2020 and investigate the bizarre decisions from BMW recently.

The vehicles we're talking about on the show this week...

Cadillac Lyriq
Cadillac Celestiq
Hummer EV
GM 's Ultium Batteries
Refreshed Chevy Bolt EV

Host: @john_m_neff
Co-host: @BrandonTurkus
Co-host: @Domenick_Y

The vehicles we're talking about on the show this week...

Ford F-150
Honda Civic Type R Sportline
New Subaru WRX STI
No new Mazda through 2022

Host: John Neff @john_m_neff

The vehicles we're talking about on the show this week...

2020 Toyota Supra 2.0, V6 and special edition
Ford GT Liquid Carbon Edition
2021 Cadillac Escalade
Hummer EV

Host: John Neff @john_m_neff
Co-Host: Jeff Perez @notaboatcaptain

The vehicles we're talking about on the show this week...

First 2020 Corvette Stingray Sells For $3 Million At Auction
GT500 versus Camaro versus Challenger
GMC Yukon Can Do A “Hurricane” Turn
Hyundai Santa Cruz Truck Likely Getting Inline-Six Diesel Engine
Subaru Wants To Sell Only EVs By Mid-2030
Subaru Shows Off Electric Crossover Concept

Host: John Neff @john_m_neff
Co-Host: Jeff Perez @notaboatcaptain
Co-Host: Chris Smith @CHwriting

The vehicles we're talkng about on the show this week...
Shelby Mustang GT500
C8 Corvette
Hellcat
812 Superfast
GT3RS
Telluride
Gladiator
Ford Bronco
Yaris GR
GV80
Yukon

Host: John Neff @john_m_neff
Co-Host: Christopher Bruce @chrisbruce1985
Co-Host: Chris Smith @CHwriting

Christmas is right around the corner and we’ve been comparing our wish lists among the editors and writers of Motor1.com. Not surprising, we all want a lot of car stuff. Performance parts, accessories, tools, toys, and games – our wants and needs run the gamut and will be keeping our loved ones busy this holiday shopping season. On today’s episode, we’ll go through a few or our wish lists and share what car stuff we most want for Christmas. Joining John on this episode is writer Christoper Smith and writer Chris Bruce.

Somehow, in a year when we’ve seen the debut of a mid-engine Corvette and an electric Mustang, it’s Tesla that manages unveil the most controversial vehicle of the year, if not the decade, if not ever. We're obviously talking about the Tesla Cybertruck, which debuted last week in a circus-like unveiling with sledgehammers, broken glass, bullets, and an ATV. The dust has since settled, but the controversy over the truck’s design, how was it unveiled, and whether or not Elon Musk is certifiably insane continues. On this week’s episode, Senior Editor Jeff Perez and Global Editor-in-chief John Neff square off on the Tesla Cybertruck.

Today, it’s just Global Editor-in-Chief John Neff and Writer Christopher Smith going head to head. All week we’ve been arguing the Mustang Mach-E, an all-electric crossover unveiled by Ford last weekend to compete with the upcoming Tesla Model Y and other new EVs entering the market. The fact that Ford has used the Mustang name for this vehicle, though, is a bit much for some, like Chris, to swallow. John, however, thinks it’s a stroke of brilliance. Which side do you agree with? It’s editor versus editor on this week’s episode!

It's near the end of November which means the auto industry begins it's annual migration to sunny Southern California for the Los Angeles Auto Show. The LA Auto Show has earned a recent reputation for being a 'green' show, with plenty of plug-in vehicles and excitring advanced technology.

When doors open to the Los Angeles Auto Show early next week (press gets access to the show starts as early as Wednesday, November 20th) expect a full docket of supercars, sedans, and even a handful of electric vehicles on display.