A group of our editors headed out to California to compare the most hotly contested segment in autodom; the mid-size sedan. Toyota Camry is joining this comparison as the bestseller in the category.

Join us as we head to the mountains of France to test a car that is versatile enough to be a "comfortable-living car" for the casual driver, yet wild enough for the most experienced of drifters – the Volkswagen Golf-R.

Our editors hit the roads of the renowned Monte Carlo Rally to test one of the most iconic and influential cars in genkata, also known as drift racing – the Subaru WRX STI.

Eddie Alterman takes a minute out of his travels to say "thank you" to all the listeners' of the podcast.  And he hints at what's to come!

In today’s line-up, we explore Acura’s design challenges, have a fun conversation with Tim Barnes of Mazda, and give a sneak peek into the May issue of Car and Driver magazine.

Are Subaru’s fortunes on the rise? Let’s discuss. Then, listen in on our conversation with Jaguar's Ian Callum. Later, we’ll weigh in on what Kia is up to.

Today we open with a little chat about gas prices and SUVs, then move on to what is going on with the VW Group, and to wrap-up we are talking with Bart Herring of Mercedes-Benz.

Today we explain the difference between hybrid, electric battery and hybrid plug-in. You can listen in to our conversation with Shiro Nakamura of Nissan, and we talk about the origins of Autonomous Driving.

In today’s episode, hear all about the unveiling of the Mazda MX-5 Miata RF. Then, we talk Dodge with Tim Kuniskis of FCA, and give you the scoop on the last days of Oldsmobile.

We're talking about Hyundai's Ioniq Hybrid, the head-turning Genesis New York concept car, and wondering what took Mitsubishi so long with the Outlander PHEV plug-in Hybrid.