In this week's show, Alan and Andrew guffaw at the news that the Nissan CEO signed off the deal Ghosn is in trouble for, they congratulate all those attempting to break a world record with Volvos, they berate the car industry on the news that some are gaming the WLTP tests, Alan investigates how a Hyundai Sante Fe was disabled by police in the U.S., Toyota servers are hacked in the Asia Pacific region, they discuss an investigation into speeding enforcement variations across the U.K., they are quite positive on the news of 100 electric forecourts being proposed, Piquet leaves Panasonic Jaguar, Andrew takes us through the emotional rollercoaster that was WRC Corsica, both chaps are puzzled by BMW's decision to move Jozef Kaban before he can actually get any designs finished, rounding out with recommending watching and subscribing to the Roadster Life YouTube channel.

Alan spent a day driving classic and modern classic cars with Great Escape Cars, getting to see what goes into one of the driving day packages. Listen to him tell Andrew about the wonderful and the weird that he got behind the wheel of. Andrew tries not to sound too jealous and in places almost carries that off!

In this week’s packed show the chaps talk about the recorded phone

conversations emerging between some important VW #Dieselgate executives,

their happiness at the relaunch of the Bloodhound LSR project, the surprise

that a Chinese court has ruled in favour of someone bringing an

intellectual property case to them, Toyota and Suzuki sign an agreement to

build a new Suzuki car at the Burnaston factory, Keyless entry security is

under the spotlight from Thatcham Research, the Infrastructure Tsar calls

for public charging points to be regulated by Ofgem, Volvo announces more

safety initiatives - brace yourselves as Andrew has some things to say, the

EC approves more standard safety equipment being fitted to cars, Formula E

Sanya race is discussed, the Lunchtime Read is what would the Autocar

writers do to improve the UK’s transportation networks, List of the Week

may be small but they are mighty, and a glorious And Finally.

Both Alan and Andrew drove the Swift Sport during the time Andrew had it, listen in as they give their perspectives on the impressive job Suzuki has done with this car, how well priced they feel it is and how Andrew got on with the driver assistance technology.

On this week's slightly shorter than normal show, the chaps discuss the SEC being quite cross with VW and Winterkorn, Ford confirms there will be UK job loses in their cost-cutting drive, JLR is recalling cars due to slightly higher than certificated emissions, Alex Robbins writes an excellent article about the dangers of stigmatising diesels, Porsche is putting the 911 GT2 RS back into production briefly, Formula E is coming from Sanya in China this weekend, a couple of articles to check out for the Lunchtime Read and we have another car name as part of the And Finally.

On this week's show, the chaps talk about Tesla changing their mind on several decisions, Hyundai has developed an app to open your car door, Mission Automotive initiative has been launched, Japanese manufacturers to install hydrogen stations in Japan, Hyundai is bringing many hydrogen lorries to Switzerland, 25% of drivers ignore a red 'X' on a smart motorway, Infiniti is being withdrawn from Western Europe, German manufacturers could face EU fines for collusion, Government has awarded rapid charging contract, the Department of Transport is proposing new standards on road repair, Formula E was quite a fiesty one, WRC Mexico was an interesting weekend, a Lunchtime Read about the Geneva Motor Show, a brilliant sounding List of the Week and an And Finally that is literally out of this world!

Alan and Andrew are joined by Rachel Boagey and Andrew Brady to discuss the highs, lows and surprises from the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. Listen in as they talk about taste and a lack thereof, real-world cars and not just the hyper rockets, as well as roof boxes.

On this week's show, we talk about will or won't Ghosn be released on bail following winning approval, we run through the February 2019 New Car Registration figures, Volvo has announced it will limit the top speed of it's cars from 2020, Direct Vision Standard is coming to lorries in London, CO2 emissions have hit a record 5 year high, there is some advice on London's ULEZ if you own a classic car, Tesla has slashed prices and is closing showrooms, Formula E is coming back to London, Mercedes reveal their livery for the 2019/20 deason, Chronos and Cars was at BAC in Liverpool and so were the chaps, List of the Week is a good one for the I-Pace and the And Finally is about the amazing things Ross Lowell invented.

Alan and Andrew are joined by Rachel Boagey and Andrew Brady to discuss the highs, lows and surprises from the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. Listen in as they talk about taste and a lack thereof, real-world cars and not just the hyper rockets, as well as roof boxes.

On this week's show, the chaps discuss VW suffering a setback in court, the ex boss of Honda UK comments on the sad news about Swindon, PSA announce a profit and one from Vauxhall too, an antitrust probe has begun into the price of car parts, BMW are fined after fessing up to a mistake with their engine software, CarWow has a new tool that predicts the price of cars after Brexit, license plates with EU flags will not be valid after 29 March, SMMT issue a statement about Brexit being a distraction in the current global automotive climate, mandatory speed limiters and data logging will come to new cars from 2021, the Scottish Faculty of Advocates warns of the dangers with autonomous vehicle software, the Festival of the Unexceptional has opened for Concours registration, Codemasters in partnership with the Motorsport Network to host and promote eracing, there is a hugely entertaining Lunchtime Watch, a glorious List of the Week, and the And Finally is from the man behind Bangernomics, James Ruppert.