On this week's episode of the Motor1.com U.S. podcast, Global Editor-in-Chief John Neff, Senior Editor Greg Fink, and Writer Christopher Smith go through the new Corvette's pricing and options line by line, trim by trim. What they find is shocking – the new Corvette is perhaps the best performance bargain they've seen in the last decade, if not this century.

By the end of 2109 no fewer than 25 vehicles on sale today will be discontinued - that’s a lot! And whilst some of them we’ll miss, for most of them, they deserve the axe. On today’s episode we’re going through the list of ‘dead cars walking’ with an eye towards which cars we’d save, and which cars we’d recommend take their place.

2019 has already seen the return of the Toyota Supra and arrival of the mid-engine Corvette. But for every one of those ground-breaking debuts, there are dozens of cars that are withering on the vine from lack of attention. We discovered 20 cars on sale today that have been around since at least 2010 with only minor updates. A couple of them even go back decades to the mid-‘90s. We’re going to play a game called kill it, invest, or let it ride - and decide their fate, one by one.

So the 2020 Chevrolet Corvette finally debuted last week, and it was a new car launch for the ages. Honestly, no one has been able to stop talking about it, including Motor1. We’ve written so many articles about the Corvette since it’s introduction that you might as well call us Corvette1.com. On today’s episode, we’re going to keep the conversation going and give our honest, unvarnished take on the new mid-engine C8 Corvette

Almost 50 years ago to the day, the Apollo 11 mission landed on the moon and marked man’s first footsteps on another celestial body. In the half century since, our exploration into Space has continued and automakers have actually been involved in some crucial and interesting ways. We’re going to talk about the cool ways that car companies have inserted themselves in to the space race, since Neil and Buzz touched down on Tranquillity Base on July 20th 1969.

The day is almost here. It’s T-minus 7 and counting until the debut of the all-new, mid-engine Chevy C8 Corvette. This is the most anticipated new car debut of the year, bar none. It’s big news anytime a new Corvette is unveiled, but this time, Chevy’s iconic sports car is switch from to a mid-engine layout after decades of teasing. Today we’re going to discuss EVERYTHING we know about the new C8 Corvette and its debut next week.

This week we lost a giant of the auto industry: Lee Iacocca. A veteran of both Ford and Chrysler, Iacocca stamped his mark on both automakers, giving one an enduring icon and saving the other from the brink. He was considered one of the greatest CEOs in any industry, and on this episode we’ll be discussing his legacy and some of our other favorite automotive CEOs.

On this week’s show, we’re discussing the Chevy Camaro, which anonymous sources have claimed will be discontinued after the 2023 model year. If that happens, this would be the second time that GM has killed the Camaro. The decision isn’t final, and there’s a long time between now and then for GM to change its mind, so let’s discuss whether or not it should.

On this week’s show, we’re going to discuss a topic that will never see resolution. It is an argument we’ve have had with dozens of people dozens of time. Each time, no one walks away satisfied and nothing is accomplished, and yet we’re drawn to discussing this question again and again. The topic of today’s show is, what’s the difference between a crossover and an SUV?

Welcome to the show Motor1.com Employee #1, former Executive Editor, Seyth Miersma. This week it’s Editor vs Editor – what’s the best fun Dadmobile for less than $15k? Let’s find out!