Religion of Speed

The Nissan Altima is not long for this world, but people who speed with two doughnut spares on, a missing bumper, and a broken windshield still have to get around. Who is brave enough to take the mantle of Big Altima Energy? Also on this episode, we rant about screens some more, Arizona doing away with speed limits?, and the worst list of reliable vehicles we have ever seen.

Episode 61 and we are getting back to the Religion of Speed Podcast being an actual show and not a word salad. In this episode we discus some recent car news, debate what the best roadster you can buy for under $25k is these days, and play a game of Rent/Keep/Crush that stirs up some feelings.

Bet you didn't see this coming! We are back! Of course it wouldn't the the RoS Podcast without some technical dificulties. Chris' mic decided not to work to the audio is weird this time. It was so great to be back sitting down and talking cars again, and you can tell we had a lot to unpack. Show will resume a more "normal" format soon, but we gotta word vomit out all the adhd thoughts first.

You may be wondering, where have you all been. Its a long story, well not really, its a shirt story. Around. We have been around. But we are back in a new studio now and back to doing the thing we love most, talking about cars. Join us as we discuss the continuing decline of the manual transmission, the SUVification of the world, and the pureness of the Miata that will get us through all of it. JOIN OUT DISCORD! Use the link below to join the newest and already best automotive community on the internet. https://discord.com/invite/ccfTQnUkVF

Oh boy its another news heavy episode! In this episode Matt, Kris, and Aaron sit down to discuss some interesting car news including the Toyota Camry's discontinuation in Japan after 43 years of sales, the Camaro's potential return as an electric vehicle, WRC in Tennessee, and Germany fully embracing the E-fuel future. Of course there is also talk about mass transit and old Chevy Lumina's cause it wouldn't be the Religion of Speed Podcast if there wasn't. #Carnerdsunite

On this episode of the Religion of Speed Podcast the crew sits down and plays a game we call Track, Daily, Crush. In this game each member of the crew brings three cars to the table and we debate which one we would take to the track for a day, which one we would park in our garages, and which one we would send to the crusher. Of course we couldn't make it easy on each other and some lively debate is had. Also on this episode we cover Hamza's recent trip to Bosnia, the future of the manual transmission, and look over the insane entry list for the 2023 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.

On this episode we catch up on the news of Ford coming back to F1, Jay Leno hurting himself again, more bad news for the used car industry, and even more bad new for Kia/Hyundai. After that we all sit down and pick our top 4 racing drivers of all time that we would put on the Mt Rushmore of Racing.

Its been a few weeks since the passing of Ken Block, but having some  time for it all to set in we sit down and talk about what he meant to  the car world. There are also other things to talk about like wrecked  Supras, Electric and Hydrogen powered 86 Corollas and Frankie Muniz's  return to racing.

On this episode we are back from Holiday break and do we have some things to talk about. Acura unveiled their Integra Type S test car, Honda unveild the Civic Type R TCR racecar, Bluepront engines stole the PRI show with its huge LS headed 4 cylinder, Falken is pulling out of Formula D, and Indycar is pulling out of iRacing. On top of all that news we also discuss what our automotive related New Years Resolutions are for this year.

We may have taken a break from talking about car news, but the news  didn't stop, so its time to play catch up. Lot of interesting things  happening both in the greater car world and even in our garage.