Speaker 1: Pushkin. Attention car lovers, coming very soon, a special season
Speaker 1: of Car Show. It's about providing a sensory experience that
Speaker 1: is overwhelmingly pleasant, enjoyable, and in some ways addictive. On
Speaker 1: this five episode run, we've constructed a tournament, a gauntlet
Speaker 1: if you will, devoted to picking the best car of
Speaker 1: the year. The brackets are as follows, sports cars, sports dants,
Speaker 1: electric vehicles, and SUVs. Each week will bring on a
Speaker 1: guest judge to pick a winner that will face off
Speaker 1: in the final round. Oh and we're also going to
Speaker 1: take test drives and all the winners all right, here
Speaker 1: we go. Oh my god just loves to step out.
Speaker 1: So join me and some leading auto writers on our
Speaker 1: journey to determine a completely subjective car of the year,
Speaker 1: all in the interest of helping you make a totally
Speaker 1: irrational purchase decision. It's not tentified, and it's really silly looking,
Speaker 1: Yeah it is, especially in that blue you know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean you can love it. It's kind of it's lovable,
Speaker 1: but it's not pretty. We have a real problem of
Speaker 1: having so many choices for the very rich. But if
Speaker 1: you want a fifty or sixty thousand dollars. Great sports car,
Speaker 1: you have fewer options than ever before. I would hope
Speaker 1: someone would drive a Bronco Raptor to my funeral and
Speaker 1: rip some donuts or something. It's a fairly large amount
Speaker 1: of money for something that doesn't love you back. I'm
Speaker 1: your host, Eddie Altraman and this is Car Show, returning
Speaker 1: November thirtieth. Wherever you get your podcasts sufficiently loud. That's
Speaker 1: from the driver's seat.