The Automotive Therapist

In this episode of The Automotive Therapist, host Scott Branford explores a question many enthusiasts can relate to: Do you drive your car, or do you just hang out with it? Scott reflects on the unique culture of car ownership—particularly the owners who invest thousands into vehicles they rarely drive but proudly showcase at car meets, cruise nights, and Cars & Coffee events.He dives into memorable examples like Corvairs, Cosworth Vegas, big-block Vettes, Mustangs, Beetles, and even oddball

The conversation explores the evolution of speed in automobiles, highlighting how modern cars can easily reach high speeds compared to older models. It discusses the implications of this increased speed on driving safety and vehicle dynamics.People drive at excessive speeds without concern.Modern cars can easily reach 100 miles per hour.Driving a 70s car at high speeds was a challenge.Older cars lacked sophisticated suspension systems.Driving dynamics have significantly improved over the

In this conversation, Scott Branford explores the relationship between bad cars and their impact on good drivers. He discusses how certain vehicles can negatively affect driving performance and confidence, while also delving into the psychology behind driving skills and self-perception among drivers.

Restored cars will not be the same as the original car. Also, why do people drive their valuable cars there?!?

In this episode, Scott discusses people that are blessed with cars, and sometimes not so blessed!

What are your thoughts?

F1 Goes Full Throttle on the Big Screen.

Some key cars that come up in the list.