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The Motor Files Podcast

"Your Front Row Seat To The Auto Industry’s Latest Trends"Chris Clarke brings 20 years of dealership experience and 12 years as a Toyota-trained Parts Manager to The Motor Files. This podcast offers auto enthusiasts clear and practical insights into the latest car technologies, industry updates, maintenance tips, and buying strategies.With a mix of solo episodes and occasional guest appearances, Chris shares two to three episodes each week, giving listeners the tools to make informed decisions and

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8:03

Why Africa’s Electric Vehicles Are Outsmarting the West

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/02/28

Africa is rewriting the rules of electric vehicles. While the West focuses on luxury EVs, African innovators are solving real-world problems. Take Ampersand in Rwanda—they’ve built electric motorcycles with battery swap stations, making EVs affordable and practical for millions. Or Jet Motors in Nigeria, producing durable, locally assembled electric SUVs and buses. These solutions aren’t just for Africa—they’re a blueprint for the future of global mobility. If you think the future of EVs is only in

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6:17

Why Car Payments Are Crushing Budgets (And How to...

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/02/25

Nearly 1 in 4 Americans are drowning in car payments they can’t afford. Why? Sky-high interest rates, inflated car prices, and longer loan terms are crushing budgets. In this video, I break down why so many are struggling and share three simple strategies to ease the pressure—like refinancing smart, choosing the right vehicle, and avoiding loan traps. Don’t let your car payment control you. Like, comment, and subscribe for more auto industry insights and money-saving tips!Buy me a

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4:02

Burkina Faso’s First Electric Car Changes Everything!

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2025/02/21

Burkina Faso just built its first fully homegrown electric vehicle—the ITAOUA. A 30-minute charge gives it a 330 km range, and it’s built entirely by Burkinabe engineers.This EV isn’t just a milestone for the country—it’s reshaping Africa’s auto industry. It creates jobs, boosts the local economy, and reduces dependence on foreign oil. Plus, Africa’s EV market is expected to double by 2027, making this a smart moveIs this the start of an African EV boom? Let us know in the comments. Like, share, and

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4:29

UK BANS Cybertruck! Tesla’s Biggest Mistake Yet?

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2025/02/18

Tesla’s Cybertruck just got seized in the UK, and here’s why it won’t be coming back. First, it’s too heavy—at 3.1 tonnes, most UK drivers need a special license. Second, its sharp edges violate pedestrian safety laws. Third, the LED light bar fails six UK regulations. And that ultra-rigid 30X steel? It makes crashes far more dangerous. Tesla knew all this but built it anyway. Was the UK market ever part of their plan? Let me know in the comments.Buy me a

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3:58

Why No One Is Buying Audi’s Cars – The Real Problem...

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/02/14

Audi’s Q8 e-tron is in trouble—sales crashed 27% in 2024. Owners report software glitches, poor cold-weather range, and dealership issues. Meanwhile, Tesla and BYD dominate with better tech and pricing. Audi’s marketing?A disaster—celebrity ads aren’t selling EVs. If Audi doesn’t fix charging, software, and customer support, the Q8 e-tron won’t survive. Drop a comment—would you buy one? Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more EV insights!Buy me a

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4:00

African Innovator Unveils Self-Powering Electric Vehicle

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2025/02/10

What if your car never needed fuel or charging—just infinite range? A Zimbabwean inventor says he’s made that possible. But does it actually work?Maxwell Chikumbutso claims his car runs on radio waves using Microsonic Energy. No charging, no gas—just endless power. He’s even demonstrated it alongside Zimbabwe’s president. But scientists say the energy from radio waves isn’t enough to power a car, and no independent tests confirm his claims.Is this the future or just science fiction? Comment below

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3:42

Why 65% of Canadians Are Ditching Dealerships for...

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/02/07

Are you overpaying for car repairs? 65% of Canadians now prefer independent repair shops over dealerships. Why? Faster service, lower costs, and better customer care. Plus, EV owners are trusting independents more than ever—even for complex repairs.But with data sharing concerns and rising online parts purchases, the industry is shifting fast. Want to know how to save money and make smarter choices for your car? Watch now and find out what’s changing in auto repairs!Buy me a

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30:17

How Regenx Tech is Disrupting Mining with 95% Cleaner...

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/02/04

Today, we sit down with Don Wetherbee, CEO of Regenx Tech, a leader in sustainable recovery of Platinum Group Metals from catalytic converters.With over 20 years in mining, construction, and technology, Don shares how Regenx is revolutionizing the industry with a process that achieves over 95% metal recovery while reducing CO₂ emissions by 95% and water use by 99%. We discuss the company’s shift from traditional mining to cleantech, its role in the circular economy, and the future of responsible

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8:34

Car Market Crisis 2025 - Is a Market Collapse Coming?

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/31

The car market is on the verge of a major shift—possibly even a crash. New car prices are up $10,000 since the pandemic, monthly payments average $760, and repossessions are soaring. Dealers are overloaded with inventory, offering massive incentives and 0% financing just to move cars. Experts predict a 3-5% price drop by the end of 2025, but should you buy now or wait? Listen until the end to find out how to score the best deals before the market shifts!Grab a copy of my

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47:35

Behind the Scenes of Somewhere in Montana: Matt Drago...

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2025/01/28

Today’s guest is Matt Drago, an accomplished actor known for his role as Fabian in Somewhere in Montana, where he stars alongside Graham McTavish and Michelle Hurd. Matt’s journey took him from Virginia to New York and eventually Los Angeles, where he’s built a dynamic career in film, television, and audio drama.He’ll share behind-the-scenes stories from the set, insights on building a dream in acting, and the relationship between actor and director. A 4th-degree black belt and passionate

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6:25

The Rise of BYD in the EV Domination

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2025/01/24

BYD has officially dethroned Tesla as the world's top EV maker. How did they do it? BYD focused on affordability, vertical integration, and massive government support in China, selling 1.8 million EVs in 2022. Unlike Tesla's luxury-first approach, BYD made EVs accessible for the masses. They even make 75% of their car parts in-house, including their own batteries. Now, with Warren Buffett backing and global expansion underway, BYD is shaping the future of electric cars. Can they dominate the

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7:18

Why Your Car Will Cost 3x More To Repair In 2025

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/21

29-Second YouTube Summary "Small auto repair shops are disappearing, and it’s costing YOU big time. Why? High-tech cars demand expensive tools, while manufacturers block mechanics from critical repair data. This forces drivers to overpriced dealerships, jacking up costs for basic fixes. In rural areas, fewer shops mean long drives and endless wait times. But there’s hope—Right-to-Repair laws can level the playing field and save you money. Support your local mechanic and fight for fair access to

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4:25

Who Controls Rare Earths Controls the Future – Here’s...

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/17

Why does China dominate the rare earth market? It’s a calculated strategy shaping industries like EVs, defense, and tech. Rare earth elements, such as neodymium and dysprosium, power EV motors, smartphones, and more.China gained control by investing in mining and refining, while other nations focused on short-term profits and faced environmental challenges. Now, with global demand soaring, China is buying mines worldwide to secure supply, leaving industries vulnerable to disruptions. Learn how this

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5:51

The Biggest Misconception in the Automotive Industry

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2025/01/15

Think you know how car dealerships work? Most people fall for one big misconception—it’s costing them thousands! The truth? Dealerships aren’t your partners; they’re profit machines. Hi, I’m Chris Clarke, with 20 years of dealership experience. episode, I’ll expose the tactics dealerships use to upsell add-ons, undervalue trade-ins, and lock you into expensive financing. Plus, I’ll show you how to fight back: focus on total cost, research trade-ins, and always be ready to walk away. Hit like, share,

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5:39

How The Porsche Cayenne SAVED Porsche From Bankruptcy!

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/13

The Porsche Cayenne isn’t just an SUV—it’s the car that saved Porsche from financial ruin. In the 1990s, the company was struggling, and the Cayenne, developed in secret, was their big gamble. When it launched in 2002, purists were outraged, but it redefined SUVs with Porsche's performance, luxury, and innovation. The Cayenne became a best-seller, paving the way for modern high-performance SUVs. From hybrid tech to an all-electric future, the Cayenne continues to lead. Want to know how this one SUV

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5:14

Why Society Looks Down On Blue Collar Workers

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/10

By 2030, America faces a deficit of 2 million manufacturing jobs. Despite critical shortages in trades like plumbing and construction, societal stigmas push 76% of students toward college, sidelining vocational careers. This script explores the history of this divide, the impact of globalization, and policy shifts that devalued skilled labor. It calls for reframing the narrative to honor and promote blue-collar careers, emphasizing their dignity and necessity in building our future. Change starts

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3:35

Is the Nissan Leaf Still Worth It in 2024? The Truth...

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/07

"The Nissan Leaf was a trailblazer in the EV world, but is it still relevant today? In this video, we analyze its current position in the market, exploring its strengths, challenges, and why competition from Tesla and Chinese automakers is reshaping the EV landscape. If you're considering an affordable EV, this breakdown will help you decide if the Leaf is worth your investment or if it's time to look elsewhere. Stay tuned for insights that could shape your next EV choice!" Become a supporter of

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5:52

Toyota Is Doing This To Themselves!

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/03

Is Toyota's legendary reliability fading? Recent recalls, like over 100,000 Tundra and Lexus LX engines, and reports of Tacoma transmission issues, are shaking consumer trust. Meanwhile, Toyota's lineup, including the revived Land Cruiser, faces criticism for high prices and limited options, with models like the 4Runner TRD Pro seeing a 24% price hike. As loyal fans question affordability and reliability, is Toyota losing its edge? Stay tuned for insights into these challenges and their impact on

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The Motor Files Trailer

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2025/01/03

Chris Clarke brings 20 years of dealership experience and 12 years as a Toyota-trained Parts Manager to The Motor Files.This podcast offers auto enthusiasts clear and practical insights into the latest car technologies, industry updates, maintenance tips, and buying strategies.With a mix of solo episodes and occasional guest appearances, Chris shares two to three episodes each week, giving listeners the tools to make informed decisions and get the most out of their vehicles. Tune in to The Motor

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8:42

The Real Reason No One Wants to Be a Mechanic Anymore!

The Motor Files Podcast ·

2024/12/31

The mechanic shortage in North America is hitting a breaking point. Skilled workers are walking away due to low pay, massive tool investments, and toxic shop environments. Mechanics talk about safety compromises, like ignoring critical repairs, all to meet deadlines. The industry demands advanced skills, but jobs offer no upward mobility and poor benefits. Fleet work and private contracting are emerging as better options for those staying in the field. With more experienced mechanics retiring and

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