The Driver's Line

The autoshow season continues into 2024 with the debuts in Chicago. Dominated by Kia, but with notable debuts from Chevrolet and Ford, Greg and Jordan sit down to go over the major updates from Chi town.

Sometimes even the most miserable vehicles actually end up selling well. Greg and Jordan round up some of the best selling, yet worst performing, vehicles of all time for the North American market. Why did they sell well, and why were they so awful?

Mt. Rushmore pays tribute to some of the most impactful leaders in the United States's history. Greg and Jordan took some time to think about what cars they think would qualify as being impactful enough to make it onto the "Mt. Rushmore of Cars"

The future of the automotive world is becoming increasingly electrified. While Greg and Jordan have been a little tough on electron based fuels, they are excited about a few electric sports cars on sale now and in the future.

There are some cars that just refuse to change, this episode is dedicated to them! See which cars Greg and Jordan shout out for having some of the longest time between new models, that are still offered as new vehicles today, some dating back to the '90s!

Greg and Jordan may have some similar tastes when it comes to all things automotive, but a viewer email gets the guys to share out the major disagreements they have had about some of their favorite vehicles.

The automotive landscape can be harsh, both for startups and for legacy brands. Greg and Jordan review some of the brands that they consider to be in danger of death in the next few years. 

You've heard Greg and Jordan share what they felt were some of the best and worst vehicles from all over the globe. In this episode, the guys share what they consider to the best and worst cars they have ever owned. 

Greg and Jordan take a break from talking about BMW's design direction and focus this time on the gents from Coventry... Jaguar. See what concerns the guys about Jag's current direction and what they see in the future for the leaping cat brand.

A new year is upon us, and with a new year comes some New Year's resolutions. Greg and Jordan sit down to discuss what resolutions they think carmakers should make for the next year. Let us know what resolutions you would suggest to automakers.