The team discuss recent proposals for noise fines to be issued to any cars breaching a specified limit and Miles makes Sam guess the best selling cars in countries across the world, but who is the best seller overall?

Miles is keen to talk about inflation and what we should expect with prices and interest rates. First, the team discuss a drive of the new Hyundai Bayon and some time spent with a BMW 1-Series. Miles tried to explain why washing a car will tell you more about it than just looking over it.

Sam hijacks the podcast introduction to finally talk about the Goupil G4 and Miles is miserable after missing out on the order book for the Toyota GR86. The team get a listener question about the Lotus Eletre and wonder if crash testing is making our cars more or less dangerous.

Miles makes Sam hold his head in his hands as he lists the crashed cars in need of repair that he has been looking at. A listener question gets the team discussing cars for £300 a month and ends in a disagreement of what car to suggest.

Miles is keen to talk about a recent nighttime drive to an airport and Sam wonders if he has enough money to buy a Mitsubishi. The team discuss the word Tire, or Tyre, depending on where you listen to us and both are shocked at the price of a Ford Galaxy. However, at least they aren't playing hide and seek with their price list... Mitsubishi.

The team discuss E5 fuel vs.E10 fuel for emissions, power, and cost before talking about a drive of the Maserati Quattroporte.

Miles discusses whether European muscle cars still exist and decides that the best one of all wasn't actually European. Sam talks about affordable cars and sensible budgets from stop-gap cars to runarounds.

The team got together for a bonus episode commentating live on the 2022 Emilia-Romagna Sprint Race.

Sam talks about the BMW iX and manages to do a calculation including rugby players and postcrete. Miles talks about whether a luxury car really suits electrifications as most luxury items are purchased on what they can do, not what they will do.

The team answer some listener questions and then discuss the cars on our Instagram page. Miles talks about the best hot hatchback that hasn't got a recognisable badge on the front.