Automotive writer, former Top Gear America producer and friend of the show Derek Powell stops by to throw a few darts and talk K-cars, G-bodies, Slate trucks and the future of luxury. It’s That Car Show.

Lindsey doesn’t miss a beat with dispatches from both Air|Water AND the exclusive Slate Truck launch. Dan’s discovers that he’s not really a Bronco Raptor guy, despite his hairy chest and tough-guy demeanor. Ryan gets bougie in Boulder with the Fuelfed set and we debate which car we’d choose from Hell’s own rental counter. It’s that Car Show.

We sell other people’s Audis on Bring a Trailer, hit up Chris Harris himself for some car buying advice, quote a Queen Latifah movie, pay strange men to drive us around while we sleep and generally just have a good time talking cars. Hop in... the car only *looks* constipated. It’s That Car Show.

A quick note: this one's an audio only show. Ryan forgot to turn the lights on.

We drift a vintage Bugatti, find an incredibly rare Daimler Double Six in a field and surf the warm, radioactive waters of San Onofre with Hagerty’s Director of Events, Logan Calkins. Air|Water, Motorlux, Radwood and the California Mille. It’s That Car Show.

Lindsey, Dan and Ryan discuss the best automotive April Fools jokes, debate the merits of enthusiast tattoos and celebrate TAG Heuer's return to F1. Also, we're there for a very special Singer reveal, share the latest from our friends at Gunther Werks, ponder the merits of BMW's E36 M3 and reignite the Porsche GT4 vs. Carrera T debate. Plus, Rolex's dubious product naming and... what's the deal with Volkswagen?

Ryan spots an old Porsche flame on Cars & Bids, Dan hides a Corolla GR in his garage and Lindsey fires up a McLaren Artura without waking up the neighbors. Also... the inherent goodness of a GT3 Touring, Ferrari's inevitable manual renaissance and Lewis Hamilton's jaunty cape.

Lindsey hangs out with the cool enfants at Rétromobile, Porsche's configurator make us feel poorer than ever, we take a shot at making green cars great again and not-so-fiercely debate the ethics of in-Jeep advertising. Stay classy, Stellantis!