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Every week automotive journalists Benjamin and Sami review the cars, trucks, and SUVs they test drive, and get weird, and funny, and honest, about the automotive industry.
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Benjamin explains that the 2026 Acura Integra Type S is practically a Honda Civic Type R with a different exterior design. Sami says that it has one of the most entertaining packages he's driven in a long time, and Benjamin asks, why can't all Honda/Acura cars be this good? With over 300 hp, a sweet limited slip diff, and one of the nicest six-speed manual transmissions on the market, the Integra Type S makes its mark on a really niche market segment that should be appealing to all enthusiasts. Then Benjamin has a couple of product reviews. Starting with a Chemical Guys snow foam wash, he explains his cleaning habits, and how this new product was put to use, and if it was as easy as advertised. Finally, Benjamin discusses his attempt to use a thermal camera for automotive purposes. What he thought was going to be useful for track days, turned out to be something different, but still interesting. Thanks for listening!Check out our new Patreon series 25 Cars That Define The 90s We go deep on one of our favorite eras of automotive design, the 1990s. Weekly posts that discuss not just the 25 most important cars from that decade, but also other car-focused bonus episodes that don't fit the main feed. Click here to listen to the first episode for free!
It's our 10 year anniversary! And we've got a new Patreon series called 25 Cars That Define The 90s! Check out the link below! The 2027 M3 CS Handschalter is here to send off this generation of M3 in all of its rear-wheel-drive, manual transmission glory. But first, listen to a pair of "automotive experts" struggle to explain the confusing M3 lineup, and where this special edition lands within it. Then the guys talk about the legacy of this M3, and its potential future. Benjamin also shares his thoughts on the sweet, not sour 2026 Toyota GR86 Yuzu Edition. Ben says "no notes" about this rear-wheel-drive coupe, though Sami has a bit more to add about the evolution of this car and its price point. The guys go over its cool new body kit and exhaust and offer some advice to prospective buyers. The episode closes out with an add-on rear wiper for the Hyundai IONIQ 5, and a cool book about automotive design. Thanks for listening for 10 years!Check out our new Patreon series 25 Cars That Define The 90s We go deep on one of our favorite eras of automotive design, the 1990s. Weekly posts that discuss not just the 25 most important cars from that decade, but also other car-focused bonus episodes that don't fit the main feed. Click here to listen to the first episode for free!
Class is back in session as the Unnamed Automotive Podcast tackles the BMW Neue Klasse, the platform that underpins the 2027 iX3 that Benjamin is reviewing this week. This electric SUV (well, maybe more like a wagon) is designed to optimize it's EV powertrain, and Benjamin has a lot to say about the new iX3's performance and interior. Of course using an all-new platform means the car features an equally fresh infotainment system, and that's where the majority of this week's discussion takes place. What is a gimmick? What is safe? Why are screens and information so far away? After that Sami gives an update on the Ford Explorer Tremor he's testing, with the four cylinder engine this time. Then the guys say good bye, but be aware of the show's ten year anniversary that's coming up!Check out our new Patreon series 25 Cars That Define The 90s We go deep on one of our favorite eras of automotive design, the 1990s. Weekly posts that discuss not just the 25 most important cars from that decade, but also other car-focused bonus episodes that don't fit the main feed. Click here to listen to the first episode for free!
Are compact coupes making a comeback? Sami and Benjamin discuss the 2026 Honda Prelude this week. Featuring a hybrid powertrain, sporty suspension and just two doors, the Prelude doesn't seem to fit into any previously known market segments, but that didn't stop Honda from making it anyways! The guys talk about the major flaws with the Prelude, and whether it's worth the relatively high asking price. Then Sami chimes in with an updated look at the 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-e GT. Fitted with tons of power and torque, the Mach-e is a rocket, but it seems to have a comfort issue that's making it hard for Sami to recommend. Can't they just release an over-the-air update to fix it? Thanks for listening.Check out our new Patreon series 25 Cars That Define The 90s We go deep on one of our favorite eras of automotive design, the 1990s. Weekly posts that discuss not just the 25 most important cars from that decade, but also other car-focused bonus episodes that don't fit the main feed. Click here to listen to the first episode for free!
First the show starts with Sami (and his in-laws) review of the 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid. Loaded with impressive (and sometimes gimmicky) technology, the Santa Fe is popular with Sami's out of town guests. But is it a true three-row vehicle, and is it useful for new parents? Then Sami jumps right into a frank discussion about his expectations and experience of the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt. Is it a good cheap EV or just a cheap EV? And Sami talks briefly about his Nissan Leaf comparison. Finally, Benjamin gets another road trip experience with an electric Toyota/Subaru collab which goes by the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland. This time he gets a working plug adapter and the guys talk about the business of making EVs and whether Toyota is fully 'in' or not. Thanks for listening!Check out our new Patreon series 25 Cars That Define The 90s We go deep on one of our favorite eras of automotive design, the 1990s. Weekly posts that discuss not just the 25 most important cars from that decade, but also other car-focused bonus episodes that don't fit the main feed. Click here to listen to the first episode for free!
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