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Hosted by Chris Shunk, Dan Roth and Zach Bowman, the Autoblog Podcast is the long-running no-holds-barred audio-only counterpart to Autoblog.com. On the show we drop the pretense of being professional automotive journalists so we can passionately talk about cars like the real automotive enthusiasts that we are. Special guests including other Autoblog.com staff and titans of the auto industry are also common, and every week we answer your questions.

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Oct 14, 2026

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Episodes

Rivian Is Nerfing Its 1,025-HP Trucks With a New Teen Mode 30.09.2026

Rivian will introduce a strict teen mode to limit horsepower and off-road features for young drivers to prevent reckless driving in its heavy electric trucks.

2027 Volkswagen Atlas Arrives in October With a $5,000 Profit Problem 30.09.2026

Production of the all-new Atlas has started in Tennessee, but there are concerns over the SUV's profitability.

Range Rover Sport SVs Recalled For Cracking Rear Subframes 30.09.2026

The 2024 to 2026 model years of the Range Rover Sport are affected by this recall.

Honda's 2027 Passport TrailSport Upgrades Command a Four-Digit Price Hike 30.09.2026

The 2027 Passport is now arriving at dealerships, with the TrailSport trims receiving significant off-road upgrades.

First-Ever Range Rover Electric Has Record Torque, But U.S. Must Wait 30.09.2026

The new electric SUV boasts rapid acceleration and the all-terrain performance expected of a Range Rover.

GM Recalls Silverado and Sierra Trucks Over Airbags That Can Rupture 30.09.2026

One incident involving a 2016 Chevy Silverado reportedly left occupants with ringing in their ears.

Tesla Just Blamed The Sky For Its Latest Roadster Delay 30.09.2026

Tesla has pushed its long-promised Roadster demonstration back two more weeks, this time citing a weather forecast for an event that can only happen outdoors.

Genesis X Gran Convertible Reportedly Headed to Production With 650 HP 30.09.2026

A production version of the Genesis grand tourer concept could reportedly arrive within the next two years.

Hyundai Is Spending $500 Million to Build More Hybrids in America 30.09.2026

Hyundai Motor is committing $500 million to its Alabama assembly plant to produce Tucson hybrids and new EREV powertrains for North America.

Winter Storm Warning: Up to 11 Inches of Snow by Thursday Night 30.09.2026

Snow could fall at up to an inch an hour tonight into Thursday, and forecasters say travel could become very difficult to impossible.

Lamborghini Says Manual Supercars Still Aren’t a Priority 29.09.2026

Instead, the Italian supercar maker wants to allocate its resources toward further developing its hybrid powertrains.

180,000-Mile Ford F-150 EcoBoost Teardown Reveals a Melted Piston 29.09.2026

This 180,000-mile Ford F-150 EcoBoost teardown exposes the brutal truth about modern twin-turbo engine reliability and the devastating cost of skipped oil changes.

New BMW 3 Series Debuts With 437-HP Straight-Six and M3 Touches 29.09.2026

Several versions of the new 3 Series are available, but the M350 will make the biggest waves.

GM Emerges as Biggest Winner From U.S. Fuel Economy Rollback 29.09.2026

The U.S. Government has revised its fuel economy rules, saving automakers about $60.6 billion through 2031.

Nissan Wants 80% of Its U.S. Cars Built in America by 2030 29.09.2026

Nissan aims for 80% US vehicle production by 2030 as the automaker reshapes manufacturing strategy to offset shifting trade policies and tariffs.

The Honda Prelude Just Got The Type R Treatment It Deserves  29.09.2026

A builder gave Honda's hybrid coupe the Civic Type R's turbo four, six-speed manual and a very different personality.

Lamborghini Knew Killing Its V10 Would Upset Enthusiasts 29.09.2026

Lamborghini replaces its legendary naturally aspirated V10 with a twin-turbo hybrid V8 in the new Temerario, knowing traditional enthusiasts will push back.

2027 Ford F-150 Just Got A Retro Two-Tone Makeover 29.09.2026

Inspired by classic Ford pickups, the F-150’s new Two-Tone Package looks the part, but availability will be limited to just two trims.

Toyota RAV4 Hybrid vs Honda CR-V Hybrid Depreciation: It's Not Even Close 29.09.2026

On paper, the RAV4 and CR-V are neck and neck. But add five years and a hybrid badge, and the numbers start to tell a different story.

Genesis’ Flagship Sedan Gets Reimagined as a Sleek Coupe 29.09.2026

Someone made renders of a new Genesis G90 Coupe based on the recently patented Genesis X Gran Coupe.

Nissan Kicks e-Power and V6 Hybrid Trucks Are Headed to America 29.09.2026

And yes, the oddball Rogue PHEV is now essentially dead after being a stopgap for Nissan’s budding hybrid lineup.

New McLaren Supercars Could Get Real Names Instead of Forgettable Product Codes 29.09.2026

Several trademarks suggest McLaren's reinvention goes deeper than just a new corporate identity.

Porsche Has A Fix For Older Boxster And 911s' Dated Infotainment 29.09.2026

Nothing ages a car like a dated infotainment interface, but Porsche has a solution for some of its best sports cars.

2027 Cadillac Escalade IQ Gets New Blacked-Out Flagship Trim 29.09.2026

Cadillac wants to refresh the Escalade IQ lineup by adding a new trim level at the top of the range.

Chevy May Have Just Given Us an Early Look at the Next Trailblazer 29.09.2026

It looks like GM might be cooking up something wild, if these three new design patents are anything to go by.

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