Greg is subbing in again this week, this time for Mike, and he's here to talk about Ford (and Lincoln's) electric saga and a swanky Range Rover. Kyle covers his camping trip in the most fun Mustang Mach-E. The guys also discuss Porsche cribbing from Hyundai, and the rumors of a five-cylinder Golf R.

Afterwards we have special guest James Riswick on to talk about his journey through the automotive journalism world, and where he sees it going next. Colum then joins Greg to talk F1, with the big reveal of Cadillac's driver lineup.

Finally, Kyle and Greg take a look at what's coming up at AutoGuide.

This week we have Greg stepping in as co-host discussing the all-new Cherokee and his time in the Infiniti QX80. We recap a consumer review of the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, and drool over the Chrysler Pacifica Grizzly Peak Concept.

Later, we talk about some strange automotive partnerships, then discuss 1980s and 1990s cars with our special guest.

Finally, Mike and Greg take a look at what's coming up at AutoGuide.

This week, the reborn Acura RSX leads off a whole bunch of Monterey Car Week reveals, while Mike and Kyle pit one BMW M car against another. Ford is betting big on an entire rethink of how it builds cars for its next affordable EV—and that means a long-running nameplate is scheduled for the chopping block.

Our special guest this week is Patrick Min, a wearer of many hats including Vice President of the Washington Automotive Press Association (WAPA), car blogger, and occasional automotive product planning.

Later, Mike and Colum talk the latest F1 rumors, the biggest being Hyundai potentially joining the grid.

This week we talk with legendary Honda and car enthusiast, John "Nads" Naderi. Mike drives what he considers the best Subaru WRX, while Kyle drives what he thinks is the better Cadillac Escalade.

Kyle also drives the new Hyundai Palisade and we discuss the official launch of the Dodge Charger Six Pack with gas engines.

Later, Mike and Colum talk F1's first half of the season and we take a look at what's ahead.

This week Mike and Kyle discuss their Nissan Frontier PRO4-X vs Toyota Tacoma Trailhunter comparison. Kyle drives the Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 S E Performance, and Mike drives the Ford Maverick Lobo. They also discuss the return of the Ram TRX and the records set by the Super Corvettes.

Later, Mike talks to Jil McIntosh about automotive writing, dead automotive brands, and why regular cars are the best cars.

Finally, Mike and Colum discuss the latest F1 rumors, followed by Mike and Kyle taking a look at what's ahead.

This week Mike drives the refreshed 2026 Kia Sportage and the 2025 Mini Cooper S Convertible. Kyle drives the updated 2025 Kia EV6 and we discuss the demise of one of Mike's favorite sporty sedans.

Later, we discuss the Type R bits included in the upcoming Honda Prelude as well as the possibility of the Ferrari Tesstarossa name returning.

Our special guest this week has one of the most knowledgable classic Ford YouTube channels and Colum is back to discuss everything F1.

This week Mike and Kyle dig into not one but two SUV comparisons: the Nissan Armada and Chevrolet Tahoe plus the Toyota 4Runner up against the Jeep Wrangler. Mike gets up close and personal with the reborn Nissan Leaf, while Kyle does the same with Subaru's new Uncharted EV. The guys discuss upcoming improvements to Mitsubishi's best product, and Kyle drives the eminently sensible Toyota Camry.

Later, Mike and Greg talk with fellow automotive journalist William Byrd, one of the current contributors at Hooniverse.

Finally, Colum joins to talk F1, before Kyle rejoins with Mike to take a look at what's ahead.

This week Kyle and Greg discuss our Volkswagen Jetta vs Kia K4 comparison, they take a look at the upcoming all-new Mazda CX-5, and then speculate on what the Subaru Uncharted will be. Greg drives the McLaren 750S and Kyle takes a first drive in the heavily updated Lexus RZ.

Later, we sit down with an automotive illustrator and talk about his very unique and diverse automotive background.

Finally, Colum joins to talk F1 (with a major news story), followed by Greg and Kyle taking a look at what's ahead.

This week we discuss the soft launch of Honda's latest soft-roader, the CR-V TrailSport. We also see our first shadowy look at the 2026 Mazda CX-5, drive the first Acura ADX, and celebrate the return of an American high-performance division.

This week we discuss our all-electric pick-up truck comparison between the Chevrolet Silverado EV and Ford F-150 Lightning. Kyle takes a look at the new Ford Explorer Tremor and drives the Hyundai Santa Fe. We also discuss a possible new Mazda sports car that could use some form of rotary power.

Later, Mike drives a few legendary Lexus models, and we debate the merit of the Nissan Armada NISMO. Colum joins us as our special guest as well as his usual F1 segment.

Greg is back to talk products, and Mike and Kyle take a look at what's ahead.