A weekly wrap of everything you need to know in the automotive world, brought to you by the WhichCar network: Wheels, MOTOR, 4x4 Australia, Street Machine and Unique Cars.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | AutomotiveLeisure |
Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly! This week WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by colleagues Scott Newman and Chris Thompson to discuss all things Bathurst. We start with Scott's drive of the limited edition Scott McL... more
On today's episode of WhichCar Weekly WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman and joined by fellow WhichCar Journalist Chris Thompson to discuss the BMW X2 M Mesh Edition and is there nothing BMW won't stick an M badge on? They fo... more
Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the WhichCar Weekly podcast. In this week's chat WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by MOTOR Editor Andy Enright to discuss the new BMW M3 and M4 and 'that' face, the cars... more
Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by WhichCar Editor Tim Robson to discuss a strange week of news that isn't what it seems. First up we have pricing for the ... more
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Listening to a good podcast that was destroyed by someone constantly flicking or playing with a retractable biro or something similar destroyed the show. First and possibly the last
I continue to listen to the Whichcar Pod because motoring podcasts from Australia are thin on the ground. As life long motoring journalists you make it abundantly clear you have seldom bought, financed, serviced, traded-in a new or or near new car in your collective lives. You offer buying advice which is baseless, comparisons that no-one makes and criteria that no car buyer will find any value in. more
Listen to a wide range of car podcasts here in Australia, US and Britain. This is way up there. Basically have given up on the US shows. Too much talk, not much said or information. This show with Vicki is excellent informative, to the point , interesting and entertaining. Thank you. More of it I say.
Love this podcast consistent in quality and very knowledgeable hosts that are willing to laugh at themselves
Terrible audio quality and low production values. Juvenile interaction between the hosts.
Apple Podcasts | #123 | New Zealand/Leisure/Automotive |
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