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With a focus on practical comparisons and detailed evaluations, CarsGuide.com.au provides viewers with the information needed to make informed decisions. Their content delves into various segments, from hybrid and electric SUVs to compact crossovers, ensuring coverage of the most relevant and popular vehicles on the market. The channel is a trusted source for understanding vehicle performance, features, and value.
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid vs Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV vs Nissan X-Trail ePower: 2023 Comparison Review Test
This comparison review pits the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, and Nissan X-Trail e-Power against each other, highlighting their distinct hybrid systems. The RAV4 Hybrid, a 2022 model in Cruiser grade, is praised for its familiar driving feel, excellent ride comfort, nimble handli...
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Tools in the Shed, Ep 61 - Sampling the Audi Range & the Fraud Allegations Against Carlos Ghosn
This episode of 'Tools in the Shed' covers significant automotive news and reviews. The discussion begins with the serious allegations again... morest Carlos Ghosn, detailing the financial misconduct claims and potential implications for the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, including the stalled merger talks. The review then shifts to the Audi range, with Matt Campbell providing insights into the new generation A1. He highlights its sportier, more masculine design and improved interior, while also noting cost-cutting measures like hard plastics and the lack of rear cupholders. The A1 is positioned as a more premium alternative to the VW Polo, though pricing and Australian market specifications remain crucial factors. At the other end of the spectrum, the facelifted Audi R8 is praised for its V10 engine and enhanced driving dynamics, though its future in an increasingly turbocharged and electrified market is uncertain. The segment also touches upon the Jaguar XJR 575, Holden Acadia LTZ, and Volkswagen Golf R Special Edition, offering brief impressions of their performance, practicality, and ride quality. The episode concludes with 'Muskwatch,' discussing NASA's investigation into SpaceX following Elon Musk's podcast appearance and his subsequent announcement to 'sign off for a while.' less
Tools in the Shed, Ep 60 - Baby Bronco Images Leaked & New Transformers Movie Bumblebee
This episode of 'Tools in the Shed' covers a range of automotive topics, with a significant focus on the leaked images of the upcoming '... more;baby' Ford Bronco. The hosts express excitement about the retro, boxy styling, comparing it to the Defender concept and noting its potential to stand out in the market. They anticipate its release for the 2020 model year, based on the Focus platform, and discuss its positioning as a mid-size SUV with off-road aspirations. The discussion also touches upon the historical significance of the Bronco nameplate and its association with the OJ Simpson chase. The podcast then shifts to a review of the Kia Rio GT-Line, praised for its styling and spacious interior, though noting some turbo lag. The Hyundai i30 N is highlighted as a credible hot hatch, challenging the Golf GTI. Finally, the Mercedes-AMG C 43 Coupe is presented as a compelling middle ground between a standard C-Class and the C63 S, offering a blend of performance, comfort, and luxury. The 'Muskwatch' segment briefly covers Elon Musk's Teslaquila venture and the ongoing challenges with Model 3 production. less
Tools in the Shed, Ep.59 - V6 Amarok v Ranger Wildtrak, & Ford's New Mustang Supercar
This episode of 'Tools in the Shed' features a compelling head-to-head comparison between the V6 Amarok and the Ford Ranger Wildtrak, with a... more focus on their capabilities under load. The Amarok, with its powerful 3.0-liter V6 turbo-diesel engine, is highlighted as superior in ride comfort and load-carrying performance, delivering up to 200kW and 580Nm. However, the Ranger Wildtrak impresses with its exceptional steering, standard safety features like high-speed AEB and lane-keeping assist, and a more accessible price point at $63,000 compared to the Amarok's $71,990. The review notes the Amarok's lack of modern safety tech and rear airbags as significant drawbacks, especially as its five-star ANCAP rating doesn't apply to V6 models. The discussion also touches on the potential future collaboration between Ford and Volkswagen for commercial vehicles, promising exciting developments for the segment. The episode also briefly covers the new Ford Mustang supercar, the RAM 1500's size challenges, the Audi A4 Black Edition's value proposition despite interior control quirks, and the Renault Zoe's appeal as an entry-level EV. less
Tools in the Shed, Ep. 57 - Dyson's EV, Isuzu's MU-X, & Korea's Car Culture
This episode of 'Tools in the Shed' covers a diverse range of automotive topics. The hosts delve into the unique car culture of Korea, highl... moreighting local tuning scenes, communal car washing practices, and the surprisingly relaxed attitude towards modifications. A significant portion is dedicated to Dyson's ambitious entry into the electric vehicle market, with speculation on their manufacturing strategy in Singapore and potential product focus, possibly a compact, revolutionary vehicle. The review also touches on the Isuzu MU-X's strong sales performance despite competition, the quirky Volkswagen Polo Beats special edition with its surprisingly good sound system, and the disappointing Nissan Juke Nismo RS, criticized for its vague manual shifter and pronounced torque steer. Finally, the 'Muskwatch' segment discusses Tesla's recent profitability, the formal approval of the Model Y, and the slow but steady increase in Model 3 production. less
Tools in the Shed, Ep.56 - Small SUVs, Holden Acadia, & We Read Your Mean Comments
This episode of 'Tools in the Shed' covers a range of automotive topics, with a significant focus on small SUVs and the Holden Acadia. The r... moreeview of small SUVs highlights the Hyundai Kona, Honda HR-V, and Mazda CX-3, noting their differing design philosophies and price points. While the Kona's aggressive styling is polarizing and may age poorly, the HR-V is praised for its timeless appeal. The CX-3's ride quality is criticized as jumpy and uncomfortable. The Holden Acadia is presented as Holden's crucial large seven-seat SUV offering. The top-spec LTZ-V, tuned by Rob Tribbiani, offers a compliant ride, but lower trims lack this refinement, exhibiting significant body roll and tire chirping. A key advantage of the Acadia is its exceptional third-row space and visibility, surpassing competitors like the CX-9. The episode also touches on the Aston Martin DB11 AMR, Skoda Kodiaq, and VW Polo GTI, alongside a segment on Tesla's fines and the potential for 'Teslaquila'. less
Tools in the Shed, Ep.55 - Peugeots in Paris, Engine-Swaps in E-Types, and Tesla in Trouble
This episode of 'Tools in the Shed' covers a diverse range of automotive topics. The discussion on the Paris Motor Show highlights a potenti... moreal shift in manufacturer presence and a focus on diverse EV/hybrid powertrains, with Peugeot's CEO emphasizing choice over a singular autonomous pod future. The controversial Jaguar E-Type resto-mod, featuring a Dodge Viper V10 with twin turbos, sparks debate on preserving classic heritage versus modern performance upgrades, with differing opinions among the hosts. The hosts also share their driving experiences: Richard found the Nissan X-Trail Ti lacking in modern technology, while Mitchell enjoyed the surprisingly accessible V8 Mustang GT. Matt details a comparison of small SUVs (Mazda CX-3, Hyundai Kona, Honda HR-V), noting their distinct personalities and the importance of practicality versus style and driving dynamics. Finally, 'Muskwatch' touches on Elon Musk's denial of James Murdoch as a potential Tesla CEO replacement and offers a slight uptick in Model 3 production figures, suggesting a slow but steady improvement. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep. 52 - Bathurst, Toyota Supra, and We Respond to Your Mean Comments
The CarsGuide Podcast episode 52 covers a range of automotive topics, including the upcoming Bathurst 1000, the new Toyota Supra, and listener feedbac... morek. The hosts express disappointment with the current state of Supercars, noting the lack of showroom-relevant models and the reliance on older chassis. They are cautiously optimistic about the Mustang's return and the potential for a Camaro, but feel the sport is in a 'doldrums' phase. The highly anticipated Toyota Supra (A90) is discussed, with initial impressions from a drive suggesting it's a lively and fun successor to the 86, though its expected price point in the $70,000 range positions it significantly above the 86. The podcast also features a 'Blowing a Gasket' segment where hosts read and respond to critical listener comments, and a 'Muskwatch' segment detailing ongoing investigations into Elon Musk and Tesla's production struggles. The hosts also share their weekly drives, including the Audi R8 RWS, Ford Ranger Raptor, Honda HR-V, and Mercedes-Benz A200, with critiques focusing on multimedia systems and value propositions. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep. 50 - Italy's EVs, Thailand's Car Culture, and Australia's Hatchbacks
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a diverse range of automotive topics, from international EV trends to local car culture and upcoming... more comparisons. The discussion highlights Elon Musk's ongoing public disputes and Tesla's production challenges, noting a dip below 5000 Model 3 units weekly, despite Musk's claims of global EV sales dominance. Andrew Chesterton provides insights from Italy, emphasizing Europe's accelerating EV adoption, robust charging infrastructure in some regions, and the impact of government incentives, contrasting it with Australia's slower progress. Mitch Tulk shares fascinating observations from Thailand, detailing a vibrant car culture heavily influenced by pickup trucks and a burgeoning motorsport scene, including unique categories like 'super pickups'. The podcast also previews an upcoming hatchback comparison featuring the Toyota Corolla, Mazda 3, and Hyundai i30, with a particular focus on their safety features and value propositions. The hosts also share personal driving experiences, including a V8 Ute, a Ferrari Portofino, and the new Toyota Corolla, noting its surprisingly small boot space. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.48 - Jeeps on the Rubicon Trail, Autonomous Dangers, & A Bond Car Returns
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into several automotive topics, with a significant focus on Tesla's Model 3 production challenges an... mored quality control issues. The hosts discuss Elon Musk's candid admission of a difficult year and the potential impact of his medication on work, highlighted by instances of inconsistent door card colors and rear bumpers detaching after delivery. While acknowledging Tesla's impressive production numbers, the review points to these quality lapses as significant concerns. The podcast also covers an adventurous Jeep Wrangler drive on the Rubicon Trail, a review of the Hyundai iLoad's practicality versus its dated interior and safety features, and a critical take on the proposed production of new, gadget-laden Aston Martin DB5s, deemed more of a curiosity than a functional car. Finally, the discussion touches on the growing skepticism surrounding autonomous vehicle technology, citing safety concerns and the immense technical and ethical hurdles yet to be overcome. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.46 - Camaros Spotted in Melbourne, New Toyota Corolla, & a Lego Barra Engine
The CarsGuide Podcast episode 46 covers a diverse range of automotive topics. The hosts discuss Elon Musk's recent apologies and Tesla's sto... moreck performance, noting the company's financial stability and Musk's controversial use of memes. A significant portion is dedicated to the upcoming right-hand drive Chevrolet Camaro's arrival in Australia, with speculation about its sales volume and its role as a competitor to the Ford Mustang. The new Toyota Corolla's design and potential driving dynamics are also a talking point, with the hosts expressing optimism about its more adventurous styling. The podcast touches on the controversial Hyundai poll of greatest movie cars, highlighting notable omissions and questionable inclusions. Finally, the hosts share their recent driving experiences, with the Audi RS3 noted for its extreme firmness and the Mercedes-AMG C43 praised for its more balanced approach. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.41 - Jimny in Australia, Porsche's Nurburgring Record, & Police Break Ins
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast covers a range of automotive news and reviews. A significant portion is dedicated to Tesla's Model 3 produc... moretion, with discussions around meeting targets, potential shortcuts in manufacturing, and the departure of chief engineer Doug Field. The podcast also features a review of the new-generation Hyundai Santa Fe, highlighting its larger size, improved safety features like rear occupant alert and child lock system, and a composed, soft ride tuned for Australian roads, though third-row legroom has decreased. The Suzuki Jimny's upcoming arrival in Australia is met with considerable excitement, praised for its iconic status, off-road capability, and potential for customization, despite a smaller engine than some enthusiasts might hope for. The Nürburgring record set by Porsche's 919 Tribute is discussed as a remarkable, albeit somewhat abstract, achievement. Finally, the adoption of the Kia Stinger by Queensland Police as a pursuit vehicle is noted, alongside a controversial initiative by NSW Police to fine owners of unlocked cars. The hosts express mixed feelings about the Nürburgring record's relevance to average drivers and question the effectiveness and privacy implications of the NSW police initiative. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep. 40 - VW Destroys Pikes Peak, Mazda Has CarPlay, and It's Elon's Birthday!
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into several key automotive topics, with a significant focus on electric vehicle performance and market t... morerends. The hosts highlight Volkswagen's dominant performance at Pikes Peak with the ID.R electric car, setting a new record and showcasing the advantages of electric powertrains in extreme conditions. The discussion also touches upon the ongoing challenges and massive investments in EV and autonomous technology, questioning consumer demand and the high cost of achieving full autonomy. A notable segment covers Mazda's decision to finally offer Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as an option, addressing a long-standing market demand. The podcast also touches on broader industry news, including potential manufacturing partnerships between Ford and VW, and a look back at early female contributors to automotive design. While the episode covers a wide range of news, its strength lies in its detailed discussion of the VW ID.R's Pikes Peak achievement and the economic realities of EV development. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.39 - A Call From Italy, A Snap From VW, And An Email From Musk
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into the chaotic world of Tesla, with discussions around Elon Musk's unconventional solutions to pro... moreduction bottlenecks, including the use of a large tent for Model 3 assembly. The hosts also touch upon Musk's internal email alleging a saboteur within the company, and express concern over plummeting Model 3 production numbers, casting doubt on year-end targets. Beyond Tesla, the podcast covers the launch of the new Mercedes C-Class with innovative collision detection software, the potential return of the Suzuki Jimny to Australia, and the pricing of the Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace. Lighter segments include a look at the Audi A1 Sportback and the arrest of Audi's CEO in relation to emissions testing. The review highlights the podcast's ability to cover a wide range of automotive news with engaging banter, though the Tesla segments dominate with a sense of impending crisis. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.38 - Le Mans, Flying Cars, and Flamethrowers
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a range of automotive news and discussions. The hosts touch upon Tesla's significant workforce ... morereduction, questioning the company's profitability focus versus its world-saving mission. They also discuss the amusing, albeit unconventional, uses of The Boring Company's flamethrowers and provide a production update for the Tesla Model 3, noting its stagnation around 2600 units. A significant portion is dedicated to the Mazda MX-5 receiving a power upgrade, with discussions on the implications for its balanced handling. The critical issue of missing Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) in a majority of cars sold in Australia is highlighted, with comparisons drawn to the mandatory introduction of Electronic Stability Program (ESP). The launch of the RAM 1500 in Australia is covered, noting it's an older generation model for export markets. The podcast also touches on the upcoming Porsche Taycan, its performance, and range claims, sparking debate on the future of combustion engines versus electric vehicles. Finally, the hosts discuss the emergence of 'flying cars' with the Kitty Hawk Flyer, questioning their practicality and integration into air traffic control, and share their driving experiences with the Kia Optima, Suzuki S-Cross, and a Toyota Yaris. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.37 - The Year 2022, A Maserati Hybrid, And Musk's Problem With Time
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast covers a range of automotive news and discussions. The hosts touch upon Elon Musk's recurring issues with m... moreeeting production deadlines, particularly concerning Tesla and SpaceX, highlighting his optimistic, almost unrealistic, target setting. A significant portion is dedicated to the new Ford Mustang, with praise for its standard sports exhaust and impressive MagnaRide suspension, but significant criticism is leveled at its three-star ANCAP safety rating, especially concerning rear occupant and child protection. The podcast also speculates on future models, including a potential Cadillac CT5 for the Australian market, Jeep's plans to expand the 'Trackhawk' treatment to other models, and RAM's intention to build a HiLux-sized ute and produce the TRX concept. Future performance cars from Alfa Romeo (8C and GTV) and Maserati (Alfieri hybrid hypercar) are discussed, with skepticism regarding their timely arrival. The Kia Niro EV is noted as a potential competitor in the EV space, and the Hyundai Grandmaster concept hints at a larger SUV for the US and potentially Australia. Finally, the hosts share their experiences with the Mazda BT-50 (criticizing its heavy steering and infotainment) and the Toyota Prius V (praising its practicality and fuel economy despite its slowness), and the Mazda 2 GT (liking its quality and feel as a city car). less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.36 - Elon and Donald Need to Log Off, Ford Buys a Train Station
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a range of automotive news and discussions. The hosts express concern over Elon Musk's public s... moretatements and Tesla's autopilot system following another Model S crash, questioning the system's safety and transparency. They also highlight BMW's introduction of wireless inductive charging for EVs, noting its potential to simplify EV ownership. The return of SsangYong to the Australian market with new SUV and Ute models is discussed, alongside a significant expansion of the Takata airbag recall. The podcast features a lighthearted segment comparing car models to apple varieties and touches on Ford's acquisition of the historic Michigan Central Station in Detroit. The hosts also review the Volkswagen Transporter, the high-performance Alpina B7, and the Lexus RX300, with particular criticism directed at the RX300's infotainment system. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.35 - Stress Reduction, Highway Hellbeasts and Defusing Richard
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into several automotive topics, with a significant portion dedicated to Tesla. The hosts discuss Elon Mus... morek's delivery challenges, not only with the "flamethrower" but also with the Model 3. They highlight the discrepancy between the promised $35,000 Model 3 and the current reality, where the "Performance" all-wheel-drive version can cost nearly $80,000. The podcast notes that Tesla is struggling with production volume, necessitating the focus on higher-margin models before the affordable version can be realized. Beyond Tesla, the discussion touches on the surprising finding that electric cars can reduce driving stress, evidenced by physiological responses like lower heart rate. However, concerns are raised about the rising costs of battery materials like cobalt and lithium, and the ethical implications of their mining. The episode also covers the NSW Police's adoption of new highway patrol cars, the ongoing issues with major motor shows, and a significant recall by BMW in the UK. The hosts also share their recent test drives: a BMW M5, a Ford Everest Titanium, and a Hyundai Ioniq hybrid. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.34 - Ford News, Recall News and Anger From Richard
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a range of automotive news and reviews. The hosts discuss Tesla's production challenges, includ... moreing the sabbatical of its senior VP of engineering and an upcoming hackathon to address bottlenecks, noting the Model 3's production tracker is still below target. Ford news features prominently, with updates on the upcoming Fiesta ST and updated Mustang ranges for Australia, highlighting the Mustang's new 10-speed automatic, optional adaptive dampers, and standard adaptive exhaust. A significant development is Ford's move to a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, bringing it closer to competitors like Kia and Tesla. The podcast also touches on the Ranger Raptor's engine being offered in XLT and Wildtrak variants, offering buyers more choice. Other topics include potential diesel car bans in Hamburg, a surge in vehicle recalls across various brands, and the controversial introduction of electrified roads in Sweden. The hosts also share their driving impressions of the Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo, Jaguar I-Pace, and Audi Q7 e-tron, with mixed reviews on efficiency and practicality. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep.33 - Diesel Downturns, Putin's New Ride and More Flying Cars
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a variety of automotive news and reviews. The hosts discuss Elon Musk's recent share purchase a... morend his new candy company venture, contrasting it with Tesla's production challenges. A significant portion is dedicated to the ongoing fallout from Dieselgate, with the former VW boss being indicted and Nissan announcing the end of diesel passenger cars in Europe. Mazda's commitment to combustion engines and their potential trademark update are also explored. The podcast touches on the controversial decision-making of autonomous vehicle software, referencing the fatal Uber incident. Additionally, the hosts review several vehicles: the Jaguar XF Sportbrake, the Alpina B4S, the Lexus RC300, and the Renault Sport Clio RS 200 Cup, offering insights into their performance and practicality. The episode concludes with a lighthearted segment on "Is It Illegal?" and a look at Vladimir Putin's new presidential limousine. less
Carsguide Podcast, Ep.32 - CX-5 Facelifts, Fines for Ford and Jeep Unleashes Freedom
This episode of the Carsguide Podcast delves into several automotive topics, including Tesla's recent financial performance and production challe... morenges with the Model 3 and Model Y. The discussion highlights concerns over Elon Musk's management style during earnings calls and the ongoing issues with Model 3 build quality, particularly panel gaps, despite sophisticated electronics. A significant portion is dedicated to the Mazda CX-5's minor facelift, focusing on engine updates like cylinder deactivation for petrol models and a new turbocharger for the diesel, alongside modest price reductions. The podcast also covers Ford Australia's hefty $10 million fine for its problematic Powershift transmission, emphasizing the long-term damage to customer trust and brand reputation. Additionally, the hosts discuss the Jeep Wrangler's new Golden Eagle and Freedom limited editions, and the Brabham BT62 track-only hypercar, questioning its market necessity. The episode concludes with a segment on vehicle theft statistics and a review of various 'in our garage' vehicles, including the Nissan Navara, Land Rover Discovery, and Honda HR-V. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Ep 28 - Electric Ferraris, Holden's Mountain and a Lot of HiLuxes
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a variety of automotive topics, including Tesla's production efforts and new warranty, Holden&#... more039;s challenging market position, and updates on the Toyota HiLux. The hosts discuss the implications of Tesla's eight-year warranty, noting it as a market leader but questioning its 160,000km limit compared to unlimited options. Holden's future is painted as precarious, with sales down and a lineup lacking competitive models, leading to speculation about its long-term viability. The Toyota HiLux receives attention for its new variants, highlighting its continued market dominance. The podcast also touches on Jaguar's E-Pace, questioning its appeal to younger buyers and its weight, and the Genesis Essentia concept, deemed unlikely for production but valuable for brand image. Finally, the discussion turns to Ferrari's development of a hybrid drivetrain, likely for their upcoming SUV, and the declining market for diesel vehicles in Europe, with speculation on its potential impact on Australia. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Episode 27 - JC in NYC. Hyundai i30 N and Aston Martin's Submarine
The CarsGuide Podcast episode delves into the Hyundai i30 N, with Richard Berry sharing his driving impressions. He confirms that the hot hatch is a &... morequot;total lunch cutter" for the Golf GTI, praising its fun factor and forgiving nature, making it ideal for both novice and experienced drivers. Berry highlights that while it may not match the power of an M3, its performance is accessible and enjoyable. A key takeaway is the successful tuning of the suspension by Hyundai Australia, which has made the car livable for everyday Australian roads without compromising its handling or capability. The podcast also touches on the Renault Clio RS, noting its continued fun factor and sharp, livable handling despite its age and smaller size. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Episode 26 - Lotus SUV, BMW X7, AusGP is Awful and, Oh, Flying Cars
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a variety of automotive topics, with a significant portion dedicated to the upcoming BMW X7. The hos... morets confirm its imminent arrival, highlighting the need for BMW to compete in the large, seven-seat SUV segment against rivals like Audi's Q7 and Mercedes-Benz's GLS. They note that the X5, while large, is not a direct competitor and that the X7 will be a larger, more up-to-date offering. The discussion also touches on Lotus's controversial decision to produce an SUV, seen by some as a necessary move to ensure the brand's financial viability, following the example of Porsche's Cayenne. Other segments cover Elon Musk's compensation package, the tragic autonomous vehicle accident in Arizona, and the debate over the Australian Grand Prix's position on the F1 calendar. The hosts also share their recent test drives, including the Lexus LC 500, McLaren 570S, and the BMW i3. less
CarsGuide Podcast, Episode 25 - Classic Cars, Classic Crafty and a New York Tease
This episode of the CarsGuide Podcast delves into a variety of automotive topics, from Elon Musk's recent activities and teasers for the New York... more Motor Show to a discussion on the evolving role of promotional models at auto shows. The hosts also touch upon classic car auctions, clarifying the difference between all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive systems, and Lexus's surprising venture into yacht manufacturing. A significant portion is dedicated to Volkswagen's ambitious EV production plans and the potential market reception. The latter half features a 'CarsGuide garage' segment where the hosts share their recent driving experiences, including the MG ZS, Citroen C4 Grand Picasso, Ford Everest Titanium, and Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, offering candid opinions on their performance and practicality. less