Tyler Diesing

Wheel Talk

Leisure EN ↓ Odcinki: 6

Wheel Talk is a podcast that talks about cars, automotive news, racing, and car culture in a way that is entertaining and interesting for everyone. Whether you are a car enthusiast or have never driven a car in your life, it doesn't matter - because there is a driver in all of us.

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Tyler Diesing

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30 paź 2025

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This car wants to kill you! 30.10.2025 12:15

watch your back, the Pinto is coming! also the Temu-gatti and limoooooos!

The goofiest news in the automotive world 30.10.2025 16:14

Serious auto journalism in an extremely unserious way! what's happening? I don't know!!

Fisker Fiasco And A Brazilian Max-terclass 13.03.2025 1:00:52

Fisker accidentally hires a North Korean spy and Max Verstappen puts on a show in Brazil. Also, cooking with electric cars, the conclusion of motorsport season, and the money printing might of KitKat. (I just now realized this episode was unpublished so this is WAY behind)

The Italian Invasion 30.10.2024 1:09:36

Forza Ferrari! The glorious and proud nation of Italy takes the spotlight this week! Ferrari makes headlines with a new hypercar and a final mad push for the F1 championship, while an old rallying legend returns from the grave...

New McLaren on the block, The global car census, And the Mazda Titan-Dump 24.10.2024 1:09:59

In this episode we discuss McLarens new baby, the W1 hypercar, as well as taking a look at the highest rated cars in every country and their most interesting names.

Current events, new cars, and innovations that went too far 17.10.2024 55:24

In this first episode of Wheel Talk, Tyler goes over what's happening now in the automotive world by looking at automotive and motorsport news. Also, we talk about new cars announced such as the new Volkswagen Buzz and a speculated new Nissan GTR. In "Innovations that went too far" we discuss patents and inventions that were either too expensive, impractical, or simply too stupid to be put in cars...