It feels like it's been ages, but we're back! We took some time off for the 2022 Thanksgiving holiday, but we're back. Bruce is taking a break, but AJ and Adam are here to keep you entertained nonetheless.

In this week's episode, we get caught up on all we missed - from eBay removing every listing for items that bypass US emissions, to Mercedes one-upping BMW's subscription based offerings, to TikTok's videos on how to steal Kias and Hyundais still being relevant. It's all here. Our movie this week - 2022's Robert Downey Jr's documentary on his father's life "Sr."

In the second half, Adam gives us some updates on what's going on with his cars. Talks of a May 2023 road trip are in store for him as well. And finally, AJ challenges us in how we'd react in unsafe situations while driving.

In this week's episode, unfortunately we did not watch a car movie. We did, however, watch Tokyo Drift, and discuss the Fast and the Furious franchise et al. Following a tangent into our video game console history and Sniper Elite 5, AJ tells us about a crazy driver he witnessed firsthand. We wrap up the first half with a discussion of how bad gear oil smells, and then vanity license plates - often times a phrase, inside joke, family name, etc. California in particular has a bot on Twitter that posts requests people have made, and whether they were approved or denied. We discuss.

In the second half, we talk about the 100 car pile up in Denver. Adam floats the idea of an engine swap into the Allroad. And we round out the episode with car and movie-based trivia. Can you guess the movie based on the car? Or the car based on the movie?

In this week's episode, we're all over the place in the first half. From Halloween to heating up fish in one's office, nothing is off limits. Our movie this week - Ernest Scared Stupid, a Halloween classic? Not really. Bruce talks about his almost run in with law enforcement. Adam ironically had a close run in as well, as well as random speed traps all in one day. And a quick update on a certain Allroad's warranty replacement of it's AWD clutch - part of Audi's Quattro Ultra platform.

In the second half, we talk news. From the lazy recall performed on GMC Terrains, to VW changing course on their capacitive steering wheel buttons. A solid discussion of the Hummer EV, where it's used prices have plummeted almost $65,000 in a four month period. The price of being first? And then AJ brings up a long stretch of weird car features and we try to guess the car(s) owned by various rappers and musicians.