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CAS Review, Demon vs Redeye, Viper Sale, and Collins Bros Jeep | #359

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Post published:February 16, 2019
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | Episode #359

It seems like there’s big news coming out every week around this time of year due to the plethora of international car shows that are taking place, like the Chicago Auto Show (CAS). First up to bat to fill us in on CAS happenings is Autotrader Executive Editor, Brian Moody. The 2020 Toyota RAV4 TRD Off-Road, 2020 Kia Telluride, and 2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI gave Brian a lot to be excited about. While a few SUVs and sedans did stand out, the Chicago Auto Show had a clear focus on trucks. Automotive journalist, BJ Killeen, shares how manufacturers are pushing their trucks further and further, which vehicles caught her eye, and which rides fell flat. Next up, Executive Publisher for Kelley Blue Book, Autotrader.com, and Dealer.com, Karl Brauer, talks about his Rubella scare after the Detroit Auto Show, and the reintroduction of Sublime (a bright green) green to Mopar cars at CAS. Speaking of Mopar cars, Alan and Karl have both had their Dodge Demons for a year and it’s time for their extended review of this beast of a machine. Another monster machine that Alan owns is his 1-of-1 2016 Dodge Viper ACR, but he’s trying to not own it anymore; check out this future classic on ClassicCars.com. Closing the show, Owner of Collins Bros Jeep, Dennis Collins, gushes about the 2019 Dodge SRT Hellcat Redeye; this car loses to the Demon ever so slightly on horsepower, but makes up for it everywhere else. Also, we find out how Black Mountain Jeep’s licensee program works, how the trade wars are affecting business, why Dennis isn’t banking on the restomod market, and what kind of plans Dennis has for the rebirth of the Jeep Gladiator. Tune in for another exciting week of auto show coverage and monster car reviews.

[00:00:00] 2020 Toyota RAV4 TRD Off-Road
[00:05:24] Kia Telluride, Subaru Legacy, Shelby GT500
[00:12:31] 2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI at CAS
[00:19:51] 30 Year Anniversaries and Awesome Trucks
[00:28:20] BJ’s Top Picks from Chicago Auto Show
[00:35:52] New Chevrolet Blazer a Disappointment?
[00:42:12] Sublime Green is Back and Rubella Scare
[00:48:03] Tesla Loses Tax Credit and Autonomy
[00:54:43] Dodge Demon One Year Report Card
[01:02:04] It’s Time to Let the 2016 Viper ACR Go
[01:09:00] Dodge Redeye and Restomod Market
[01:18:04] Black Mountain Jeep, Tariffs, Gladiator

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The Craftsman Garage at SEMA 2018 Part 2 | #351

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Post published:November 17, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | Episode #351

We’re back with another week of coverage from the Craftsman Garage at SEMA 2018. First up, Wayne Carini from “Chasing Classic Cars” gives us his origin story and updates us on the shows status in the world of Discovery Network ratings. Next, Art Morrison Enterprises Owner, Art Morrison, and Operations Manager, Craig Morrison, discuss the art of balancing shop work and outdoor play. Also, catch some tips for a peaceful working relationship with family members. Before he was a 3000-HP tractor pull racer, Koester Racing’s Larry Koester met with an unfortunate accident while mowing his fields in a Ford farm tractor. After his tractor flipped over and pinned him resulting in the amputation of both of his legs, learn how his daughter’s unconditional love was the only thing that could dig him out of the darkest place in his life. Changing lanes, “Garage Rehab” Project Manager, Russell Holmes, shares how he got into the world of cars with a 1978 Chevrolet Camaro that he bought for $75, and why he knows he can keep pace with co-star, Richard Rawlings. Then, we chat with NASCAR Rookie of the Year, Hailie Deegan, and her father and X-Games Champion, Brian Deegan, about what it’s like to live in a family of wild and fast racers. A family of firsts, Hailie Deegan has become the first female to ever win a NASCAR race, while her little brother is the youngest person ever to perform a backflip on a dirt bike. Shifting gears, Nissan Motor Corporation Truck and SUV/Brand Communications Specialist, Kevin Raftery, fills us in on the new Nissan Titan XD, equipped with a Cummins diesel engine. Next, Collins Bros Jeep’s Dennis and Kelsey Collins discuss their Jeep Wrangler JL Hellcrate, barn finds, and the effect social media has had on the automotive industry. Dave Hall of Restore a Muscle Car and Jeff Catlin of Barrett-Jackson join in on our social media conversation; it can be a useful tool to build excitement for new car projects. Closing the show, Rat Runners Garage Owner, Aaron Hagar, describes his YouTube video series, “Design | Cut | Build”, and how living around Lake Tahoe has helped propel him as a car enthusiast. Don’t miss out on these exclusive interviews from the Craftsman Garage at SEMA 2018.

[00:00:00] Discovery’s #3, “Chasing Classic Cars”
[00:06:38] Origins of “Chasing Classic Cars”
[00:12:31] Balancing Work and Outdoor Fun
[00:19:51] Larry Koester’s Tractor Tragedy
[00:27:06] Inspiration from the Mouth of Babes
[00:35:51] Russell Holmes on a Mission to Give Back
[00:42:11] Hailie Deegan NASCAR Rookie of the Year
[00:46:03] Deegan Family Born to Race
[00:54:42] Nissan Titan XD Cummins Diesel
[01:02:03] Jeep Wrangler JL Hellcrate at SEMA
[01:08:40] Social Media’s Impact on Auto Hobby
[01:18:03] Aaron Hagar and Rat Runners Garage

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News From the Industry, 2018 Hyundai Sonata, and More! | #349

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Post published:October 27, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | Episode #349

Our favorite automotive journalists and industry experts weigh in on a slew of news in this power-packed episode of the THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor. First up, Kelley Blue Book Executive Publisher, Karl Brauer, fills us in on Ford’s commitment to increasing production of the Ford GT, the workings and benefits of NACTOY, and the death of auto shows. Then, Reviver Auto CEO, Neville Boston, describes how they were able to bring the world’s first digital electronic license plate to market while navigating legal roadblocks. Shifting gears, automotive journalist Steven Cole Smith brings us the latest news about Formula 1 in the United States and the NASCAR Championship. Next, automotive journalist BJ Killeen discusses the upcoming J.D. Power Automotive Marketing Roundtable (AMR) and reviews the 2018 Hyundai Sonata. Changing gears, JoshCAR Hollywood Car Consultant, Josh Hancock, is puzzled by the new Chevrolet Silverado four cylinder engine option. Why does this even exist? Finally, Josh praises “A Star is Born” for its amazing car-casting, and chats about the Ford GT and Dodge Redeye. Listen in to keep up with the latest automotive news.

[00:00:00] More Ford GTs on the Streets
[00:05:47] Value of Winning NACTOY
[00:12:31] NACTOY and the Death of Auto Shows
[00:19:52] Rplate – First Digital License Plate
[00:29:34] F1 Has Trouble Gaining Traction in USA
[00:35:53] Countdown to 2018 Ford EcoBoost 400
[00:42:13] J.D. Power Auto Marketing Roundtable
[00:47:52] Artificial Intelligence and Marketing
[00:54:00] 2018 Hyundai Sonata
[01:02:05] Four Cylinder Chevrolet Silverado? Why?
[01:10:39] A Star is Born and Ford GT Production
[01:18:06] Dodge Redeye and ClassicCars.com

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‘Wheeler Dealers’, NASCAR, Chevrolet Silverado, and Brembo | #346

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Post published:October 6, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | Episode #346

We’ve got another fun-filled week of THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor featuring Mike Brewer and Ant Anstead from ‘Wheeler Dealers‘, Steven Cole Smith, and Dan Sandberg of Brembo Brakes. First off, ‘Wheeler Dealers’ co-hosts, Mike Brewer and Ant Anstead, fill us in on details for the 16th season of the show. With 27 episodes and a slew of new cars including a Volvo 850 T5R, 1991 Alfa Romeo 164 L, Lotus Elan M100, and 2004 Dodge RAM SRT-10, this season promises to be one of their most diverse yet. Then, automotive journalist, Steven Cole Smith, keeps us in the loop with rallycross and NASCAR news. Steven also details his off-road trek through the east coast countryside in the beefy Chevrolet Silverado; this truck is a heavy, yet surprisingly agile beast. Also, after a recent tour of the Brembo facility in Italy, Steven sings praises of the number one most trusted brake company in the world. Lastly, Brembo President and CEO, Dan Sandberg, tells us about their new brake system to be unveiled at the upcoming SEMA show. Plus, we find out about Brembo’s involvement in the electric car industry, and their two new North American iron foundries. Stay up to date with the automotive industry!

[00:00:00] ‘Wheeler Dealers’ on their 16th Season!
[00:05:49] Culture Shock and Special Cars
[00:12:30] Chevrolet Silverado Off-Road Test Drive
[00:19:51] IMG to Save Rallycross?
[00:28:29] NASCAR Update and Brembo Factory Tour
[00:35:51] Highly Classified Brembo Update

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2018 J.D. Power Consumer Studies, Auto News, and Test Drives | #343

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Post published:September 8, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | #343

The auto industry is like a fine wine, it gets better with age. First, J.D. Power Vice President of Global Automotive, Dave Sargent, reports on the results of their 2018 US APEAL Study, which found automakers to be doing a tremendous job of delivering to customer expectations. Also, find out which technology advances in cars today have people jumping for joy, and which are making people pull their hair out. Then, Automotive Journalist featured on Automobilemag.com, Steven Cole Smith, fills us in on the North American Car of the Year nominees, North American International Auto Show updates, his trek up the Rubicon Trail in a Jeep, and NASCAR news. Steven also chats with Alan about the 2019 Infiniti QX50, the access economy, and Parachut.co. Next, after a couple of weeks of intensive traveling, Alan and Automotive Journalist, BJ Killeen, catch up and discuss Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, golf, auto manufacturer luxury channels, and the 2018 Mazda CX-9. BJ got a chance to sit behind the wheel of the new CX-9, and found many things impressive, but was struggling to notice anything that separated it from the pack. Similarly, Alan drove the Mercedes-Benz C 350e and thought it was a very nice car, but it just didn’t fit him. Last, Autotrader.com Executive Editor, Brian Moody, extols the 2019 GMC Sierra, saying it’s the best full-size pickup there is, with the only caveat being that no truck on the market can match RAM’s interiors. The 2019 GMC Sierra has video camera mirrors, a carbon fiber insert for the bed, looks that can kill, and a truly reinvented tailgate. Its tailgate is like something out of transformers, with the ability to fold into several different configurations. Also, Brian fills us in on the insanely depreciated used electric car market. Some amazing cars at a fraction of their ‘new’ sticker price include various models of BMW i3 for $20,000, previous generation Nissan Leaf and Fiat 500e for $10,000, and even Tesla Model S for $30,000. Tune in for more.

[00:00:00] Customers Demand, Manufacturers Deliver
[00:06:34] Technology Usage in Vehicles Quantified
[00:12:30] North American Car of the Year 2018
[00:19:51] 2019 Infiniti QX50
[00:29:05] The Rise of the Access Economy
[00:35:51] Rubicon Trail and NASCAR News
[00:42:12] Golf Is Fun, but It’s Great to Be Home
[00:48:16] Missed Beats of the 2018 Mazda CX-9
[00:54:43] Mazda CX-9 – Stuck Between Two Segments
[01:02:04] Mercedes-Benz C 350e, It Doesn’t Fit Me
[01:09:24] 2019 GMC Sierra: Best Truck Ever?
[01:18:05] Used Electric Car Deals on Autotrader

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Mustang Bullitt, Regenerative Braking, and Brian France’s DUI | #340

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Post published:August 11, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | #340

They really don’t make any bad vehicles these days and luckily our favorite automotive experts help us narrow down the right car for us. We begin the show with automotive journalist, BJ Killeen, who discusses why premium SUVs are taking a top spot in the market. BJ and Alan also talk about the 2018 Ford F-150 diesel that Alan drove down to Newport Beach and they excitedly chat about the greatly improved fuel consumption of most new trucks. Then, Karl Brauer, Executive Publisher of Kelley Blue Book, sounds off about the latest rad events he was able to attend. San Francisco played host to a reenactment of the classic Mustang Bullitt car chase as Ford showed off the 2019-2020 redesign of the Mustang Bullitt and Karl said how cool it was to witness. After that, he tells us about his exciting drive down Pikes Peak in the all-new pure EV Audi e-tron and raves about its amazing regenerative brakes. Karl ends the first hour with an update on his greatly anticipated Ford GT, which he has made all of his final designs decisions on and is patiently waiting for its finalization. Next, Executive Editor of Autotrader, Brian Moody, pits the 2018 Toyota Tacoma against the 2018 Chevrolet Colorado. While the Tacoma still has one of the best resale values in the truck market, the Colorado stole Autotrader’s vote. Brian explains that he believes the Tacoma played it a little too safe with their redesign, while the Colorado stepped it with their interior, diesel engine option and aggressive ZR2 off-road package. Continuing with the compact truck theme, Brian also addresses the rumors surrounding the U.S. version of the all-new Ford Ranger after a write up from their sister company in Australia, Car Guides. Brian explains that he doesn’t believe we will see a diesel engine but to keep an eye out for the 2.3L EcoBoost, 10-speed automatic transmission, and a plethora of safety features. Then, before Brian goes he explains Autotrader’s Accelerate, which is an online vehicle buying program that can make it possible for you to shop from the comfort of your own home. Switching gears, automotive journalist, George Kennedy, reviews the impressive handling of the 2018 Dodge Challenger Hellcat Widebody and explains that he really loved that one could tune the individual performance options on the infotainment system. After that, he sounds off about the 2018 Lexus NX vs the 2018 Acura RDX and shares that he was excited to drive these two major competitors back-to-back. The NX was a little too small for 6’3” George and the RDX had a frustrating infotainment system but overall, the two were really great cars for under $50k. Changing lanes, Ed Justice, Jr. updates us on the recent DUI of NASCAR’s CEO, Brian France’s, and what that could mean for the position he has been in for over a decade. Ed ends the hour by sharing about his favorite new documentary, Ferrari: Race to Immortality, which showcased the most dangerous and glamorous time in racing that took place from 1955-1958. Tune in now to fill your cranium with the latest and greatest from the automotive world.

[00:00:00] Take an Uber or a Cab
[00:05:49] Premium SUVs Are Booming
[00:12:30] Trucks Are Just Getting Better
[00:19:51] Mustang Bullitt Event in San Francisco
[00:28:35] Audi e-tron: Tesla Model X’s Competitor
[00:35:53] Karl’s New Ford GT Update
[00:42:14] Toyota Tacoma vs. Chevrolet Colorado
[00:48:39] Rumors on the new Ford Ranger
[00:54:45] Handling of the Hellcat Widebody
[01:02:06] 2018 Lexus NX vs 2018 Acura RDX
[01:09:42] DUI of NASCAR’s Brian France
[01:18:07] Ferrari: Race to Immortality

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Goodwood Festival of Speed, Hyundai Sonata Eco, and Chevy Traverse | #339

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Post published:July 21, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | #339

Are you ready to have your senses teased by the latest automotive news? We begin the show with Karl Brauer, Executive Publisher of Kelley Blue Book, who just attended the Goodwood Festival of Speed. He gushes about this amazing event that takes place on the estate an English Royal and explains that it was an opportunity for manufacturers to show off their newest designs as well as vintage models. He excitedly sounds off about his opportunity to drive a McLaren 570S Spider and be driven in a McLaren Senna by Bruce Senna up the hill climb at the event. Karl then tells us that he is about to attend an event for the 2018 Mustang Bullitt and for the pure electric Audi e-tron® that they will be racing up Pikes Peak. Changing gears, automotive journalist, BJ Killeen, reviews the 2018 Hyundai Sonata Eco which comes with an MSRP of $22,000. This great little car achieves 28-mpg in the city and 37-mph on the highway – talk about efficiency! Then Alan shares his review of the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody and tells us that this car is almost as amazing to drive as his Demon. It has a V8 supercharged Hemi, a widebody 26Z package, and had an MSRP of $77,770. Next up, Steven Cole Smith raves about his love for the 2018 Dodge Challenger Hellcat and tells us that he can’t help but drive around to show it off when he has one. He then talks about the answer to the question that no one is asking – autonomous racing. He doesn’t understand why they are trying to take the human element out of the equation, which is what keeps the races interesting. He also discusses Chevrolet’s lack of success in NASCAR this year and presumes that it is because of the Camaro body they are using. Lastly, we are joined by Chris Duke, Host of Motorz TV, who reviews the 2019 Chevrolet Traverse and explains why it is well worth the price. He also riles us up about the Craftsman Re-launch coming up in August, which will feature celebrity guests such as Alan Taylor, Richard Rawlings, Chip Foose, and Wayne Carini. This episode is packed full of automotive goodness you don’t want to miss!

[00:00:00] Goodwood Festival of Speed
[00:06:05] McLaren Senna Tops the Bucket List
[00:12:30] Weight, Torque, and Horsepower
[00:19:51] Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody
[00:29:36] 2018 Hyundai Sonata
[00:35:53] Dueling Car Reviews
[00:42:14] Hellcats Deserve Amazing Praise
[00:48:30] Autonomous Racing at Goodwood
[00:54:45] Chevrolet Falls Short in NASCAR
[01:02:06] Alan’s Alaskan Adventure
[01:11:21] Craftsman Re-Launch in August
[01:18:08] 2019 Chevrolet Traverse

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2018 AMCI Global Trusted Brands, DriveShare, and Indy 500 | #333

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Post published:May 26, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | #333

In a world with endless options, how is it possible for us to choose just one car? Well, thankful there are companies out there that are trying to make these tough decisions easy. We begin the hour with Chief Strategy Officer for AMCI Global, who details their 2018 Trusted Automotive Brand Study. The automotive industry has already established quality and satisfaction but when it comes to the emotion behind the trust we put in brands, there is still long way to go. Chevrolet, Kia, and Genesis – are just a few of the rides that made the most trusted list; listen for the rest! Next, we hear from Peter Zawadzki, Director of DriveShare by Hagerty, about this classic car rental program that can take you on a cruise down memory lane. DriveShare gives you the opportunity to either rent that collector car of your dreams for a weekend, wedding, or a multitude of other events. It also allows owners to stretch the legs of the beautiful cars they have collecting dust in their garage. Are you interested in buying, zooming around, or taking photos with a gorgeous classic? After that, we catch up with automotive journalist, BJ Killeen, about her recent trip to New York to explore some of the top automotive manufacturers’ experiential facilities that are not about selling you a car but about helping you discover more about the brand. She also reviews the 2019 Hyundai Veloster, and explains that this car has really taken on a great refresh. Headroom, connectivity, comfort, and even five trim levels have made the Veloster better than it has ever been. Then, we talk with Alan about the 2018 F-Type 400 Sport AWD Coupe that he just drove. The design, body style, and flavor of the car is beautiful and the V6 supercharge engine makes it a snappy little car. It has some amazing technology that will allow you to use a GoPro camera to take real-time video from driving the car to social. Alan raves about this fantastic machine! Switching lanes, Steven Cole Smith gets us up to speed on what we can look forward to from the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600. He tells us that the media at the Indy 500 will certainly be keeping their eye on Danica Patrick, and many believe that this is her final race. Steven then shares that there is not much to look forward to from the Coca-Cola 600 but if he had to put his money on anyone then it would have to be Chase Elliot. Lastly, he tells us that he is about to make his way to England to view the Global RallyCross that will soon be making its way to the United States. Join us for an action-packed episode with the automotive news you don’t want to miss!

[00:00:00] AMCI Global Explores Trust
[00:06:14] Trusted Non-Luxury Brands
[00:12:31] Improved Luxury Brands
[00:19:55] Hagerty’s DriveShare
[00:27:43] Share Your Classic Car
[00:35:53] Drive the Car of Your Dreams
[00:42:14] Brand Experiential Centers
[00:48:39] 2019 Hyundai Veloster
[00:54:45] 2018 Jaguar F-Type 400 Sport
[01:02:05] Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600
[01:11:13] Danica Patrick’s Last Race
[01:18:01] Global Rallycross Series

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Trackhawk, Bentayga, Prius Prime and More | #324

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Post published:March 10, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | Episode #324

Car show season is hopping, and we are right in the middle of the Geneva International Motor Show. Karl Brauer, Executive Publisher of Kelley Blue Book, discusses the relevance of the Geneva event to the U.S. Market, reviews the Bentley Bentayga, and spills about breaking his Dodge Demon. Next, Brian Moody, Executive Editor of Autotrader, reviews the Toyota Prius Prime and the Buick Regal TourX wagon. Then, Hollywood car consultant, Josh Hancock, catches us up to speed with the latest cars hitting the red carpet. Josh also reviews the newest Porsche Cayman, and shares his thoughts on automatic transmissions. Last but certainly not least, automotive journalist, BJ Killeen, explains how you can buy a car through Costco, and offers initial thoughts on the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk. If you’re in the market for a new car, curious about the future of the automotive industry, or just need your gearhead fix, join us now!

[00:00:00] A Demon’s Trip to the Car Doctor
[00:06:20] NASCAR’s Chase Elliott Drives Demon
[00:12:31] Bentley Bentayga Exudes Quality
[00:19:54] Geneva International Motor Show
[00:26:51] 230-MPG with Toyota Prius Prime
[00:35:55] Best Interiors Under $50,000
[00:42:15] Prep for New York International Auto Show
[00:49:04] Hollywood Car Films Zooming Our Way
[00:54:46] Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk
[01:02:09] Porsche Cayman is Well Balanced
[01:10:38] Buying a Car Through Costco
[01:18:10] Trackhawk is the Answer to Power

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BMW 5 Series, Roadie, and Daytona 500 | #323

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Post published:February 24, 2018
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THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor | Episode #323

The automotive industry is always keeping us on our toes and this week is no different. We begin the show with automotive journalist, George Kennedy, to hear about the Women’s Motormouth event at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. Plus, George reviews the BMW 5 series plug-in hybrid. Then, we chat with Marc Gorlin, Founder of Roadie, who explains their app which allows you to get paid to deliver items for other patrons. After that, we hear the latest on NASCAR from automotive journalist, Steven Cole Smith. Last but not least, we catch up with technology expert, John Ellis, who talks about the value of automotive data tracking, and how we can prepare for the future of mobility. Join us now for more on the crazy car world.

[00:00:00] Women’s Motormouth
[00:05:22] Subaru Subscription
[00:12:30] BMW 5 Series Plug-In Hybrid
[00:19:53] Environmental Motoring
[00:27:18] Get Paid to Deliver
[00:35:55] Seven-Foot Jar Jar Binks
[00:42:15] Lowest Rated Daytona 500
[00:48:27] NASCAR Falls Short
[00:54:46] Continental Tire Issues
[01:02:08] Ferrari Portofino Drive
[01:10:54] Automotive Data Collection
[01:18:10] China’s Push to Electric

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