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Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 491 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessLeisureNon-ProfitAutomotive |
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Exploring the complex world of automobiles, the content offers an informative and engaging blend of car reviews, buying advice, and automotive insights straight from test tracks. The hosts, who are likely automobile enthusiasts and consumer experts, discuss notable features of various models, delve into industry trends, and provide practical advice for potential buyers, addressing everything from performance metrics to safety ratings. Noteworthy is the focus on electric vehicles and hybrids, reflecting current market trends and consumer interests in fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly options. Enthusiasts will also find rich discussions around technology, innovative features, and reliability in different automotive brands.
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