"You put the hammer down and it does not disappoint." Plus, Alan reviews the Volkswagen (@VW) Golf R calling it buttery-smooth and delightful.

Mazda Engineer, Matthew Valbuena, reports from the heart of the New York International Auto Show. Learn what's new from Mazda (@MazdaUSA) including the 2017 MX-5 Miate Retractable Fastback *drool* and Connect Infotainment System.

How will car sharing change the overall automotive landscape? Then, will we be seeing augmented reality windshields in the near future? For more on both stories is Autoblog (@TheRealAutoblog) Editor-in-Chief, Michael Austin.

There's a big reveal on the horizon from Tesla. Will the Model 3, dubbed the "mass-market Tesla", be a big enough hit with consumers to challenge mainstream OEM's? Reporting from Autoblog Green (@TheRealAutoblog) is Editor-In-Chief, Michael Austin.

The Lincoln Navigator Concept made waves in the auto-journalism world at NYIAS sporting gullwing doors, "concertina" steps, and an epic interior. Autoblog's (@TheRealAutoblog) Editor-in-Chief, Michael Austin, says Ford has finally made the luxury car we've been waiting for.

Alan's back from the 2016 New York International Auto Show after showing some amazing cars on the set of ABC's "LIVE! with Kelly and Michael." We discuss recent standout debuts including the Lincoln Navigator and Tesla Model 3 Concepts. Later, can Alan create a feud between Jeremy McGrath and Carl Renezeder? Also, TONEAudio's Jeff Dorgay hangs out and shares his car collection and experiences with us. | Download Full Episode #253

Garen Nicoghosian, Design Manager for Ford (@Ford), reveals a bit of the design process behind the Ford GT. With a tight budget and firm regulations, the team set out to create a legendary machine - and they succeeded.

We've been talking about the new Ford GT so much, it's high time we brought someone from Ford onto the show. Garen Nicoghosian, Design Manager for Ford Motor Company (@Ford), is warmly welcomed and heartily congratulated on the amazing success Ford has experienced. Chris Duke (@chrisduketv) and Dan Sandberg (@BremboBrakes) are given the chance to ask Garen where the inspiration for the Ford GT's design came from.

You know that you're not supposed to drive a red car because it'll get you pulled over, right? Well did you know there are even more "color codes" for silver and black cars? Listen in if you're curious.

One lucky live listener will be the winner of a Covercraft DashMat, perfect for hiding or preventing cracked dashboards. All they have to do is answer Alan's question correctly: What year did the Ford GT first win Le Mans?