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This week on The Motor Crew, it's the usual mix of what's for sale, what's moving, and what's happening in the car world right now.

We kick things off with inventory at Kasser Motor Group. The 2022 SL63 and 2001 SLK 230 are sold, while the lineup includes a Restomod Chevelle, 2018 GT3 in Lava Orange, 1992 600SL, 2001 SL500, and a GMC Sierra 2500 Denali. The V70R has officially sold on Bring a Trailer, and let's just say… Volvo people are a different breed. As always, we're looking to buy the right cars.

We also talk about what's coming next, with the Chevelle heading to Bring a Trailer soon along with a Saleen Fox Body Mustang that should be interesting to watch.

At Service House of Precision, we check in on what's going on in the shop and what's keeping the team busy this week.

Then we get into the return of the Camaro. It's coming back for 2028, and the big question is whether it keeps what actually matters. A V8? A manual? Or something completely different?

We also dive into the local car scene. Cars and Coffee events pulling 3000 plus people. Is that a good thing, or has it gotten too big? We talk about how those events used to feel, what's changed, and why a lot of enthusiasts miss the smaller, more personal meets.

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This week on The Motor Crew, we bounce between what's moving, what's interesting, and what's coming back in a big way.

We kick things off with inventory updates at Kasser Motor Group. The 2022 SL63 and 2001 SLK 230 are officially sold, while the lineup now includes a Restomod Chevelle, 2018 GT3 in Lava Orange, 1992 600SL, 2001 SL500, a V70R currently live on Bring a Trailer, and a GMC Sierra 2500 Denali. And yes… the 1997 Camaro Z28 is still here. As always, we're looking to buy the right cars.

At Service House of Precision, we check in on what's moving through the shop this week and what's keeping the guys busy.

Then we get into some of our favorite finds online. The V70R auction is already heating up and we debate whether the Volvo crowd will bring it home strong. A 2006 BMW Z4 M Roadster with low miles makes a case for one of the best analog driving experiences out there. A V12 Vantage reminds us how special Aston Martin can be, and an LS swapped Jaguar XJ-R with California approval might be one of the wildest builds we've seen in a while.

We also break down the news that the Camaro is officially coming back for 2028. Shared Cadillac platform, possible AWD, and maybe even a four door. Is that a good thing, or are they risking what made the Camaro special?

To wrap it up, we get into convertibles. Why some cars gain value when the top comes down and others don't, and why Italian cars seem to play by a completely different set of rules.

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This week on The Motor Crew, we dive headfirst into track driving and everything that comes with it.

We kick things off with what's moving at Kasser Motor Group. The 2000 Porsche 911 Aerokit and Cullinan have both sold, while the lineup now features a 1997 Camaro Z28, 2022 SL63 AMG, 2001 SLK 230, a Restomod Chevelle, and the 2018 GT3 in Lava Orange. As always, we're actively looking to buy the right cars.

At Service House of Precision, it's inspection time. Emissions and safety checks are in full swing as we get customer and inventory cars dialed in and road ready.

We also get into some of our favorite finds from the week. A 7k mile 2002 BMW M Coupe that might bring all the money, a fully rebuilt 2011 Range Rover Sport Supercharged that has the crew talking, and a no reserve 2000 Mercedes SL500 that caught our attention.

Then we bring on special guest Brian Rautio, track instructor with the Sports Car Driving Association, to break down everything you need to know about getting on track. From what to expect your first time out, to how to prepare your car, to why most people overthink it, this is the perfect entry point into one of the best parts of car culture.

Whether you're already hooked on track days or just curious about getting started, this episode is all about taking that next step.

Thank you to our sponsor, Main Line Dental Club. They're redefining dental care with a membership based model that skips traditional insurance and focuses on transparency, comfort, and quality care. Their Paoli office is built around patient experience, with TVs above every chair and a full comfort menu including things like weighted blankets and noise canceling headphones. If you've been putting off the dentist, this is the place to change that. Check them out and tell them the Motor Crew sent you.

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It's Track Time! | The Motor Crew | 04.02.26

This week on The Motor Crew, we hit the track and break down everything you need to know before your first track day.

We start with what's moving at Kasser Motor Group. The 2000 Porsche 911 Aerokit has sold, the Cullinan is gone, and the lineup now includes a 1997 Camaro Z28, 2022 SL63 AMG, 2001 SLK 230, a Restomod Chevelle, and the 2018 GT3 in Lava Orange that continues to steal the spotlight. As always, we're actively looking to buy the right cars.

Then we bring in special guest Brian Rautio to talk all things track. From his background as an engineer and instructor to why cars have always been his outlet, Brian walks us through the world of track driving and what keeps people coming back.

We dive into beginner advice, including the biggest hurdle of all… just signing up and showing up. What to expect your first time out, how to manage nerves, and why ego is usually the biggest mistake people bring with them. Pat asks the questions every first timer is thinking, making this a perfect episode if you've ever considered getting on track.

We also cover proper prep. Tires, brakes, and most importantly safety. What actually matters, what gets your car turned away, and why most people overthink having the perfect car instead of just getting out there.

Whether you're a seasoned track rat or someone who's never left the street, this episode is your entry point into one of the best parts of car culture.

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This week on The Motor Crew, we switch things up and dive into the world of motorcycles with special guest Dave Flogaus from Wide World Motor Sports in West Chester.

Dave joins the crew to talk about his background, his passion for bikes, and how that love overlaps with the car world. We get into what makes motorcycles such a different kind of driving experience, the risks, the reward, and why so many car enthusiasts eventually find themselves pulled toward two wheels.

We also talk about Dave's involvement in the local scene, what he's seeing in the market right now, and how bikes and cars continue to share the same core enthusiast mindset.

As always, we touch on what's happening at Kasser Motor Group and around the shop, but this episode is all about stepping outside the typical four wheel conversation and into something a little more raw.

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This week on The Motor Crew, it's all about the moments that make car ownership worth it. The stories, the risks, and the reasons we do it in the first place.

We start with what's moving at Kasser Motor Group. The Jaguar is gone, replaced by a 1997 Camaro Z28. The Cullinan and the 2012 Mustang GT Boss have both sold. Still in the lineup, a 2000 Porsche 911 Aerokit car, a 2022 SL63 AMG, a Restomod Chevelle, and a 2018 GT3 in Lava Orange that has everyone talking. As always, we're actively looking to buy the right cars.

In the shop at Service House of Precision, we installed a Soul Performance exhaust on a client's 991.2 GT3 Touring. The sound alone is a reminder of why cars still matter.

We also dive into a wild local story out of Philadelphia involving a multi million dollar luxury car title washing scheme. Allegations of stolen vehicles, fraudulent titles, and millions of dollars moving through the system. It sparks a conversation around trust, risk, and how deals can go very wrong if you're not careful.

We also touch on some exciting new inventory hitting the ground, including that Lava Orange GT3, and why sometimes the best decisions in car ownership aren't the safest ones… they're the ones that make the best stories.

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Sedans and Minivans | The Motor Crew | 03.12.26

This week on The Motor Crew, we talk about the changing landscape of the automotive world and ask the question… are big luxury sedans officially dead?

We start with what's happening at Kasser Motor Group. The Jaguar XJ8-L is still in the mix along with the Cullinan, a 2016 BMW 435i Individual M Sport, 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe with a new battery, a 2000 Porsche 911 Aerokit car, the 2022 SL63 AMG, a 2012 Mustang GT Boss, a Restomod Chevelle, and a Macan. As always, we're actively looking to buy interesting enthusiast cars.

In the shop at Service House of Precision, Bentleys and Fiskers keep things interesting as the crew talks about what's coming through the doors this week.

Then we get into the big news. Audi has officially discontinued the A8 after more than three decades, with no direct replacement planned. Another signal that the era of big body luxury sedans may be coming to an end.

At the same time, Mercedes is preparing to bring the all new VLE to the United States… an electric luxury van. So while sedans fade away, are minivans becoming the new flagship luxury vehicle?

We debate what this shift means for the future of the car market and enthusiast culture.

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We kick things off with current inventory and what's moving at Kasser Motor Group. The Jaguar XJ8-L is still available, the Cullinan is in the mix, we've got a 2016 BMW 435i Individual M Sport on the ground, and a 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe with a fresh battery ready to go. As always, we're actively looking to buy the right cars.

In the shop at Service House of Precision, the Subaru WRX gets fitted with an AWE Tuning cat-back exhaust. For Philly enthusiasts, AWE is a legacy name. Todd Sager started building VW systems out of a one car garage in Mt. Airy, and now it's a staple in the performance world. We talk about how brands like that shaped the local car scene.

Then we get into the main topic. Tony argues that while modern cars have iPad style interiors and seamless phone integration, the real engineering leap happened between 1975 and 2000. Since then, have cars truly evolved, or just added more screens?

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Making A Car Yours | The Motor Crew | 02.19.26

This week on The Motor Crew, we talk about what it really means to make a car yours.

We start with an incredible story. Our client flew into Philadelphia to take delivery of his 1988 Mercedes Benz 560 SEL and drove it all the way home to California. The ultimate shakedown road trip. The kind of journey that instantly bonds you to a car.

From there, we break down the must do items when you purchase a vehicle. Establishing a proper service baseline. Giving it a full detail reset. Learning its quirks. Building trust with the machine. Then we get into light modifications and subtle upgrades that enhance the experience without ruining what made the car special in the first place.

We also touch on the upcoming Addicted Motors Rally, why events like that matter, and how shared driving experiences continue to shape car culture.

This episode is about ownership, identity, and the process of turning a car into your car.

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