Send us a text Sticker shock doesn’t just happen on the forecourt—it shows up in the extras you’re offered at the last minute. We unpack the maze of car insurance add‑ons for electric vehicles and sort the meaningful protections from the padded upsells, bringing real‑world context to GAP options, extended warranties, and why windscreens with sensors can turn a “simple” crack into a budget‑busting repair. Along the way, we share the three questions that cut through the noise so you can buy wit...

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Ian Callum has loved the Mini almost all his life. He explains the magic and why the opportunity to re-invent it in the 21st century was too good to miss

Learn the key signs that show your car needs an oil change in Livingston. Keep your engine running smoothly with these simple tips.

Scott Case learns the tactics of top used electric car buyers in this discussion with Jay Clark from Ron Marhofer Auto Family. Jay started his career in California and brought many of the lessons to Ohio to create an EV leader in the Midwest. This episode is packed with insights whether you are a first-time EV shopper or you are a car dealer with decades of experience. There's so much to learn from Jay and Scott as they dissect the used EV market.

Amy walks us through her fully customized Ineos Grenadier and how she’s preparing mentally and physically for the Rebelle Rally, one of the toughest off-road events in North America.Track Amy and the whole Warner Team during the Rebelle Rally at rebellerally.com/liveThis episode was filmed at Warner Ineos of Utah. If you’re considering an INEOS vehicle, call Warner Ineos at (801) 630-2450.If you're considering upgrades for your Grenadier or Quartermaster, give Todd a call at Warner Ineos at

From long hours and manpower shortages to the unrelenting pace of daily operations, Singapore's F&B industry has long been defined by its intensity. But beyond the hustle, there’s a growing movement to put mental well-being on the menu. That is why the Restaurant Association of Singapore launched a new RAS Wellness Day — an initiative designed to support F&B owners and operators through practical wellness tools, peer support networks, and collaborative partnerships. On Viewpoint,

With his new long-termer not yet built, Dan Prosser finds himself the custodian of another electric Audi. Will this one slot seamlessly into family life?

Complacency is the quiet killer in fixed ops. If you’re waiting to see which “new ideas” actually work before you move, by the time you copy them, the leaders have already moved on. The fix: build a culture that experiments on purpose. Own your data, personalize outreach, and lock in the first (and next) visit with simple, repeatable programs.In this week’s episode, sponsored by DriveSure, Bill talks with Kyle Morissette, host of the Fixed Ops Mastermind podcast and a longtime service-drive leader

Send us a text In this week's truck news recap, Publisher Tim Esterdahl asks if the 2025 Toyota Tacoma transmissions are failing or simply running too hot in 4Hi. He then presents a variety of other topics. Check out our Forum: https://forum.pickuptrucktalk.com/ Support the show

In Episode 13 of the Retro Rides Podcast, we dive straight into one of the most hotly debated topics in the car community right now – are online auctions actually good for enthusiasts, or have curated classifieds finally fought back? Cam and Rich break down the pros and cons of each platform, from bidding wars and buyer pressure to transparent pricing and genuine connection between real enthusiasts. If you’re trying to sell or buy a car in today’s market, this episode is essential listening. We also

Abarth’s hot turbocharged twist on the MX-5 formula has its charms, but the catches might put off all but the dedicated, says Lewis Kingston

The Marina Bay Street Circuit delivered once again! In this episode, we break down all the action from the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix from strategic masterstrokes and Ferrari blunders to performances under the lights. Who conquered the chaos? Who cracked under pressure? Tune in as we dissect the drama, the data, and what it all means for the championship race.Join the FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/448231841575078/Subscribe on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@theracerundownFollow, like

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In Episode 92 of The Cooper Cast Podcast, host Dale Blankenship and his world-famous producer, Kodi (who’s still holding out for a kibble sponsorship), tackle another round of MINI mayhem and feel-good moments. First up, the latest Cooper Cast Question of the Week — and this one had the MINI community absolutely cracking up. Let’s just say, if you thought you’d heard every possible answer by now… you haven’t. Then, Dale shares a heartwarming, tail-wagging, faith-in-humanity-restoring story st...

Fall energy meets turbo torque as we jump from steins to stopwatches, mapping the most spirited Oktoberfests in the U.S. before tearing into “muscle cars” that talked big and drove small—then we strap into the 2025 Hyundai Sonata N Line to see what real-world performance feels like today. We start with pure festival joy: Denver turns six downtown blocks into keg bowling, stein hoists, and polka beats; Fredericksburg, Texas doubles down on Hill Country hospitality with 50 beers and a proud German

Joel and Sebastian attend the Chevy Bolt Block Party in LA where Chevrolet unveiled the 2027 Bolt! We discuss the changes coming to the Bolt, what stayed the same as well as interviews with the Chevy Bolt team!

In Singapore, there are hundreds of assistance schemes, covering everything from healthcare to education and financial support. But figuring out what help you qualify for, can feel like navigating a maze of websites, PDFs, and endless “Ctrl + F” searches. But what if technology could change that? On Good Tech, Nazirul Asrar speaks to Eugene Kim, Project Lead at Schemes SG to find out how this technology is making social assistance more accessible to Singaporeans who need it.See

In the first of a new series exploring the world’s great car manufacturing cities, Gavin Green explains how Detroit became the home of the US automotive industry