
This is the car podcast and syndicated talk radio show where poor financial decisions are not only welcomed but embraced. Whether it’s Toyota, Honda, Chevy, Ford, Dodge, or -yes- even Subaru, all are fair game. Join Matt West as he descends into automotive madness, while also interviewing racecar drivers, automotive industry insiders, and influencers. Questionable mechanical advice free of charge.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveSportsLeisure | |||

Car culture is in dire straights, with racetracks closing and communities cracking down on modified cars, it's never been harder to be a car enthusiast. I talk with Tayven from Primul Garage about his car show event which seeks to bring the community... more
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Well researched content, nicely delivered by a personable and articulate host who likes to catch you off guard with his sense of humor and his unexpected perspective. If you like cars, you’ll enjoy this show!
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A high-energy car culture show that blends practical mechanical talk with bold opinions on industry moves, policy, and tech, all delivered with humor and personal anecdotes. Episodes span tuning and open‑source ECU projects, political and policy angles affecting drivers (right-to-repair, kill switches, ethanol use), plus culture moments like racing, gear, and enthusiast shenanigans. The host leans into playful banter, guest insights from tuners and automotive insiders, and topical takes on current automotive trends, making for a show that's as much about community andDIY ethics as it is about cars. A standout throughline is accessibility—turning complex topics into relatable, street-smart discussion that resonates with serious enthusiasts a... more
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