Jill and Tom welcome Jamie Butters, Executive Editor of Automotive News, to the show. Jamie explained why the staff of Automotive News no longer considers Tesla a luxury brand. Jamie also shared his thoughts on the recent Tesla sales slowdown, and the UAW vote at Volkswagen’s Chattanooga factory. 

Indeed, the Hornet was an entirely different animal. Though certainly practical enough for small-family conveyance, the new “entry” Dodge is everything the Journey was not: Sporty, stylish, and even a little luxurious.

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of one of the automotive industry’s most iconic vehicles, Ford is creating a special appearance package for the 2025 Mustang. Limited to a production run of 1,965 units, the 60th Anniversary Package includes unique wheels, body trim, and graphics. Written by: Admin on December 19, 2017.on October 29, 2023.

Looking back. it may seem absurd, but apparently the marketing folks at Jaguar once felt the need to compare the brand’s legendary E-Type sports car directly to other vehicles. The E-Type, known also as the XK-E in North American markets, popularly considered one of the most-beautiful mass-produced vehicles ever built, is laid uncomfortably bare in the chart below.

Brendan and Tom talk to the folks at Goodyear about electric-vehicle tires. Joining the crew are David Zanig, Goodyear’s Senior Director of Tire Technology, and Brad Heim, Vice President for Product Development. Listen in to learn why EV tires are different from those found on conventional vehicles.