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This week our dear leader is on the road, so Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, grabs the wheel and takes over. We’ll discuss the news of the week and other pressing topics: Is Ford running a risk having too many similar vehicles (Explorer, Edge, Flex) on the road? Can we ever realistically expect subsidy-free electric vehicles to be viable in the marketplace? Honda has lost its mojo — can it go green to get it back? Peter’s in studio with special guests Frank Markus from Motor Trend and Scott Burgess from The Detroit News.
This week we welcome Peter Hofbauer, a former diesel-engine designer at Volkswagen who’s now the Founder, Chairman and Chief Technical Officer of EcoMotors, the company that’s developing a revolutionary opposed-piston engine. We’ll be talking all about the future of the ICE and what his company’s new powerplant can offer the auto industry as it shoots to deliver better fuel economy. As usual, we’ll also get to the news of the week like how GM’s getting ready to start mass producing batteries for the Chevy Volt. John McElroy’s in studio with Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, and David Welch from Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
Episode 31 features a full spectrum of automotive news, from a tiny electric powered Mitsubishi, to a giant city bus. We welcome, for the first time, our Canadian correspondent and Cheers and Gears member, Jeremy Sally. along with regulars Joel Feder and Justin Loyear.
In this episode, we discuss the top 20 car models for the month of June and we get to hear Justin ramble on about his dreams for the Impala in 2013. Finally, we learn about a Canadian only Pontiac in our Car Spotting segment.
Garage:
2010 Linclon MKT (Joel)
2010 Chevrolet Corvette Gran Sport Convertible (Joel)
This week we bring you a special all Q&A show. Our Rapid Fire segment has proven to be so popular that we never have enough time to make it through all our viewers’ questions. Tonight we do. Our good friend Jason Vines is even coming in to help us get through all your mail and phone calls, so get ready for some answers to come your way! John McElroy’s in studio with Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, and David Welch from Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
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This week’s episode is a tearful parting of the ways between Colin Bird, owner of the AutoBird Blog, and the AutoBird crew, who will continue to participate in the heated automotive dialogues that the podcast has become known for.
This week’s discussion topics include the 2011 Ford Fiesta, 2011 Honda Odyssey, 2011 VW Jetta, Tesla’s IPO and much more. We also introduce our newest segment, called “Car Spotting,” in which we discuss the latest car ‘odysseys’ (pun intended) that we’ve seen on the roads.
This week we are joined by Justin Loyear of the AutoBird Blog, Joel Feder from Accelerate MPLS and Drew Dowdell, owner of CheersandGears.com.
Another week, another guest appearance by Colin Bird (Founding Editor of AutoBird) on the RoundAboutShow Podcast. This week’s theme is the “Body” episode. We discuss a wide range of subjects from a Soviet-era car turned Transformer, the Chevy Volt video game and North Korea’s nascent “green” industry movement. Episode 41’s Auto Gadget segment is a special one as Dalibor Dimovski reports on his findings at E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, as well as some interesting information on Microsoft’s innovative Xbox 360 Kinect.
This week we welcome Kathleen Ligocki, an auto industry consultant who is a former top executive at Ford and CEO of supplier companies. We’ll be asking her if she thinks Detroit has really recovered yet from the economic meltdown. As usual, we’ll also get into the news of the week like Edmund’s prediction that sales will be down this month. Also we’ll discuss Ferrari’s decision to drop manual transmissions and a study that says EVs will depreciate wildly. John McElroy’s in studio with Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, and David Welch from Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
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This week we welcome Charlie Hughes, the author of “Branding Iron” and an expert in automotive brands. In the past couple of years we’ve had a major culling of automotive marques–especially in Detroit. Tonight we’ll talk about what else can go: Acura? Infiniti? As usual, we’ll also get into the news of the week. John McElroy’s in studio with Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, and David Welch from Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
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With another grueling North American International Auto Show behind us, Justin and Joel round up Adam Barrera, from Highmileage.org, and Zane Merva, from autoinsane.com, to discuss their winners and losers.
