Cars Unfiltered

We talk about Amazon and GM investing in Rivian.com's truck platform and about how we use our trucks as trucks...or not. We also talk about why Ford makes things like dog houses and beds.

This week, we talk about all the new truck tailgate designs and we pick our favorites. We also touch on the Jaguar/Land Rover $4 billion loss that they just posted and why the Queen of England is switching away from Land Rovers!

This week, we talk about our favorite automotive superbowl commercials of all time, cold weather driving and the Porsche Taycan buyers getting 3 years of free charging.

Since Mike and Sal weren't able to join, I take over and talk about supercars!

This week we talk a lot about shifting and not just in cars! Have a listen and if you want to see us record this podcast subscribe to our youtube channel!  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj4WyzJ8Rudx0TO_K-hWo2A

This week, we talk about Salamondrin/Alejandro's Mclaren Senna fire, Cadillac's EV plan and the North American International Auto Show. Take a list and come along with us for the ride!

This week we discuss Tom's experience driving a Tesla Model S P100D and a Model 3. We also find out what our "car resolutions" are for 2019.

Happy Holidays everyone! Thank you for listening to our podcast this last year!  2019 has some fun things in store for the podcast! We're going to be focusing on interviews! We're really excited to talk to industry leaders and enthusiasts! This week on the podcast we talk about Elon Musk's Boring Company and the latest tunnel completion...Mike thinks it's dumb...he's probably right. We also get into some invaluable information about what tool to bring if you're stranded on a desert island.

This week we talk about the layoffs and downsizing of GM and Ford. Will EVs bring back manufacturing to the US?

Tom's back, and has trouble remembering how to speak. Sal talks about sneakers for a second...and Mike feels weird until "they" show up. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Cars Unfiltered Podcast! Our thoughts go out to all of those in California that are experiencing loss. We all hope that the recovery happens quickly and that everything can be restored as good or better than it was previously.