You love cars. We do, too. Tune into Quick Spin, the short-form podcast that takes you into the car with Autoweek editors as they deliver honest reviews of the best rides in the world from the inside out.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 284 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureAutomotive |
Porsche was no stranger to large, grand tourers when the company showed off the 989 concept. Still, that saloon was just one of a string of sedan-based concepts, or custom pieces from the company. It wasn’t until Porsche pushed the Panamera into prod... more
Subaru’s Solterra joined the Subie lineup in 2022 for the 2023 model year after making its debut at the 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show. Sharing the bones with the Toyota bZ4X, the Solterra offered Subaru shoppers a battery-electric option. While the Solt... more
Mazda rolled its beloved MX-5 onto U.S. roadways just over 35 years ago. The most recent iteration rolled into the public eye a decade ago and launched formally for the 2016 model year. Over the last decade, this so-called ND-generation Miata has gon... more
Audi’s hopped-up entry-level sedan saw a slight overhaul for the 2025 model year. Launching as a 2022 model year vehicle, the latest generation S3 sees updated styling and extra oomph. The 2025 Audi S3 packs a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder und... more
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Used to love the weekly Autoweek magazine and was excited for Quick Spin. However, Wesley Wren is such a turn off for me. He seems so insincere to me and not genuine like he’s trying to be something or someone he’s not. The up and down pitches of his voice just seem overly fake. C’mon Autoweek, find us a new host.
Like your car selections and just listened to the Evoque episode. Good first-drive journalism from Tom, but am I the only one distracted by the “frankenbite” feel?
Wesley’s host business sounds like it comes from a different podcast than Tom’s drive. Why do this? The result sounds like a cheesy audio mash-up trying to make a simple and fun road test pod sound like it has a host.
You guys really need to stick with sports cars and stop reviewing trucks and low grade cars, how about a Bugatti Chiron or a pagani huayra once in a while
Demographically, I may be one of one. I really enjoyed your review of the Maserati Lavante Trofeo because I own a Lavante Gran Lusso. Your review was very accurate in that there’s so much goodness in the Maserati with the Italian craftsmanship, Ferrari derived engine and it’s glorious sound, and just the right amount of class and performance.
I bought the Maserati because I enjoy driving my Jeep Grand Cherokee so much, and like your reviewer, I knew they run on the same platform and use many o... more
To be honest, I have no idea what other listeners are looking for in an automotive podcast. Car Talk is a Mastodon, of course, but for those of us hoping to keep up with the industry, it's pretty much down to Matt Farah's The Smoking Tire and Autoweek's audio content, these days - both hosted by automotive journalists, but from complimenting ends of the car media spectrum. What I'm trying to say is... I need both of these perspectives to stay informed (and feel in touch) with what's going on. Wh... more
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Focusing on the automotive industry, this podcast offers succinct and insightful reviews of the latest vehicles, presented by knowledgeable hosts who are deeply passionate about cars. Each episode typically features a single vehicle, highlighting its unique attributes, performance, and positioning in the market. The conversational style allows hosts to share personal anecdotes and practical insights, making technical details accessible and engaging for a broad audience. Listeners can expect discussions on a diverse range of cars, from luxury SUVs to compact crossovers, with a notable emphasis on understanding how contemporary automotive trends, including electrification, are influencing vehicle design and consumer choices.
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