Richard Rawlings (@RRRawlings) had a rough flight on a recent trip and his plane had to divert to Naples, FL. Richard fills us in on this crazy experience and what he has coming down the pike.

Buyer Beware: If you thought that cheap Chinese knock-offs stopped at cellphones and sneakers, think again! Alan reminds us not to get too distracted by political news and keep our eyes on the shady deals that are happening in the car market.

Did you know that an F1 car exerts four G's on the human body while braking?! That's one more G than a space shuttle take-off! We continue to wow ourselves with more F1 and MotoGP stats and facts.

As impressive as the Acura NSX's 'going power' may be, its stopping power is just as noteworthy! Karl Brauer (@karlbrauer) says this car is worth every penny with technology comparable to Porche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini all at higher price points.

KBB's Karl Brauer (@karlbrauer) was recently invited to drive the Acura NSX and Alan is jealous! Karl went in with mixed expectations, but the V6 engine and three-electric motor hybrid system gave him all the power he wanted.

Lincoln and Cadillac are getting to go head to head once again, and neither of them are holding any punches! BJ Killeen (@driverstalk) gives us ringside commentary on the neck and neck fight between the $45,455 Lincoln Continental and the $54,000 Cadillac CTS.

Alan has been driving the Toyota Tacoma TRD, and it's good, that's for sure! This pickup truck comes with the usual amenities and style you know and love, but a $37,000 price point and 18 MPG hold it back from being 'great'.

We've got reviews galore as we cruise around in some exciting new cars, like the Acura NSX, Toyota Tacoma TRD, Volvo XC90, and more! Also, find out which truck passed the IIHS crash testing, which ones didn't, and why Richard Rawlings' plane should have gone through more testing! | Download Full Episode #240

There have been quite a few studies recently comparing MotoGP to F1 racing. So which is faster? Alan and Dan Sandberg (@BremboBrakes) give us the facts: MotoGP bikes are fast, but they can't touch F1 cars, which can accelerate from 0-62 MPH in 1.7 seconds!

So how does one go about buying a Ford GT anyway? Karl Brauer (@karlbrauer) describes the application process and his mad scramble to fill it out after discovering it was on sale on his way home!