Wheel Bearings

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Wheel Bearings episodes

October 27, 2017 Wheelbearings Episode 44
This week Sam praises Volvo for continuing to build great wagons, Dan plays with a fast BMW and the guys discuss acquisitions, working overtime and more.

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1 hr 18 min
October 27, 2017 Episode #044 – Wagons Are The Correct Answer, More Grip Is Better
This week Sam praises Volvo for continuing to build great wagons, Dan plays with a fast BMW and the guys discuss acquisitions, working overtime and more.
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Delphi buys nuTonomy
Ford adds grip to the 2018 Mustang GT
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October 20, 2017 Episode #043 -Form Way Behind Function, Cheap New or Better Used?
This week, Sam talks about driving the Prius Prime which if you can get past the design is a really good and fuel efficient car. Dan ponders Mitsubishi Mirage GT and whether it’s really worth buying a new car when you can something slightly used that’s way better and then transitions to the Volkswagen Golf… Read More »Episode #043 -Form Way Behind Function, Cheap New or Better Used?
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October 20, 2017 Wheelbearings Episode 43
This week, Sam talks about driving the Toyota Prius Prime which if you can get past the design is a really good and fuel efficient car. Dan ponders the Mitsubishi Mirage GT instead of something slightly used and way better for the same money before he transitions to the Volkswagen Golf Alltrack. Volvo launches its first dedicated car for the Polestar brand, a 600-hp plug-in hybrid coupe, Audi rolls out a second-generation A7 and Tesla fires a whole bunch of people. Dan explains why he doesn't watch Star Trek Discovery and Sam gives his verdict and the guys answer additional listener questions.

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1 hr 31 min
October 20, 2017 Episode #043 -Form Way Behind Function, Cheap New or Better Used?
This week, Sam talks about driving the Prius Prime which if you can get past the design is a really good and fuel efficient car. Dan ponders Mitsubishi Mirage GT and whether it’s really worth buying a new car when you can something slightly used that’s way better and then transitions to the Volkswagen Golf Alltrack. Volvo launches its first dedicated car for the Polestar brand, a 600-hp plug-in hybrid coupe, Audi rolls out a second-generation A7 and Tesla fires a whole bunch of people. Dan explains why he doesn’t watch Star Trek Discovery and Sam gives his verdict and the guys answer additional listener questions.
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Polestar 1
2019 Audi A7
Tesla mass firings
Star Trek Discovery
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October 14, 2017 Episode #042 – Maxi Mini, Family Haulin’, Car Subscriptions & Autonomous Safety
This week, Dan hauls his family around in the Hyundai Santa Fe and Sam ponders how big a Mini can be and still be a Mini. If you have a hard time committing to just one car, subscription services like Passport by Porsche may be the answer for you. Mislabeling of metals is not a… Read More »Episode #042 – Maxi Mini, Family Haulin’, Car Subscriptions & Autonomous Safety
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October 14, 2017 Wheelbearings Episode 42 - Maxi Mini, Family Haulin’, Car Subscriptions & Autonomous Safety
This week, Dan hauls his family around in the Hyundai Santa Fe and Sam ponders how big a Mini can be and still be a Mini. If you have a hard time committing to just one car, subscription services like Passport by Porsche may be the answer for you. Mislabeling of metals is not a problem you can fix with an over-the-air software update and may put Kobe Steel in even more trouble than Takata. Waymo publishes a surprisingly detailed safety report about its automated driving system and the guys answer some listener questions.

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1 hr 30 min
October 14, 2017 Episode #042 – Maxi Mini, Family Haulin’, Car Subscriptions & Autonomous Safety
This week, Dan hauls his family around in the Hyundai Santa Fe and Sam ponders how big a Mini can be and still be a Mini. If you have a hard time committing to just one car, subscription services like Passport by Porsche may be the answer for you. Mislabeling of metals is not a problem you can fix with an over-the-air software update and may put Kobe Steel in even more trouble than Takata. Waymo publishes a surprisingly detailed safety report about its automated driving system and the guys answer some listener questions.
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Passport by Porsche subscriptions
Kobe Steel Fakes It
Waymo talks safety

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October 04, 2017 Episode #041 – SuperCruising Across America, EVs Coming Up Everywhere
We’re back with a regular episode with Sam driving the Acura TLX A-Spec and Dan expounding upon the Subaru Crosstrek Premium. Last week Sam spent a couple of days crossing the heartland in a Cadillac CT6 with his hands mostly off the steering wheel. Along the way, it seems like everyone from vacuum cleaner maven… Read More »Episode #041 – SuperCruising Across America, EVs Coming Up Everywhere
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October 04, 2017 Special Episode – Zooming Toward An Electric Car Future
Following the big electrification announcements from General Motors and Ford this week, Sam was invited to join host Tom Ashbrook along with Forbes Detroit Bureau Chief Joann Muller, Michael Dunne of Dunne Automotive and Pam Fletcher, executive chief engineer for Global Electric and Autonomous Vehicles at General Motors to discuss the EV future during NPR’s On Point. http://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2017/10/04/electric-car-ford-gm… Read More »Special Episode – Zooming Toward An Electric Car Future
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