The Car Tech Garage

In this episode, Wesley and Max cover the iconic history behind Lamborghinis original V12. Straight from the genius mind of Bizzarrini.

Wesley and Max cover some historic events that happened during this week. Wesley even tries to convince Max that the "best car ever made" was part of this week in history, so make sure to listen and see what the verdict is!

On this Podcast Wesley and Max cover a forgotten goal we all set, maintaining your vehicle. We all like to set goals for the new year but why not set one for your vehicle? So make sure to listen to some of the biggest automotive tips they have, to help set you up for success in 2021!

In this podcast, Wesley and Max go over some notable history for the first week of February. This will be an additional podcast they cover every single week! 

This is a segment where Wesley and Max dive into this weeks automotive history. From history, racing and repair, they cover it all. 
In this episode they cover some historical  events from the last week of January.  

On this weeks podcast, Wesley and Max go into detail on the Can-Am racing series. It had a short lived run from 1966-1987 but featured some of the most off the wall vehicles at the time. There were virtually no restrictions and the Can-Am racing series really set the bar for the future of racing. 

Wesley and Max recorded this episode from the Cincinnati radio station, WDJO. They have a live call in show on Saturday's from 10am-11am. They thought that Barney Oldfield might just be a great person to talk about on their podcast! From bicycles to some of the coolest car names, Barney Oldfield made a lot history in the racing world. 

Welcome to The Car Tech Garage! In this episode, Wesley and Max give a brief description of what the podcast will be all about. They also cover some of their background and why they just generally love cars. 

In this episode Wesley and Max cover the history and technology of brakes. Everything from wooden brakes to brand new technology! They also have a guest appearance from one of their good friends, Shane Thomas. He is an engineer in the steel industry and has a huge passion for cars! He came all the way up from Birmingham, Alabama to help us explain some of the more scientific aspects of braking components.