The team celebrate episode 100 with a car quiz but before that, they ponder the future of Jaguar Land Rover. Sam talks about a steam train.

The team discuss great engines from the humble small economy cars that move the world, to exotic small cars. Sam talks car shows.

Miles has serviced the Range Rover and it didn't go to plan meanwhile Sam looks at some recent tool purchases by Miles.

The team talk about the latest car news after Sam tells his story of woe after a garage refuge to start an MOT test on his car.

The team discuss the limited run of BMW X5 hydrogen models powering an electric motor and Sam talks about pickup trucks as he considers what he will buy in the future.

The guys talk about car oils and how and why the next generation of electric cars. Porsche is raising prices to help fund its electric future and other manufacturers are set to do the same.

Miles returns from Australia and wonders if some of the Australian speed limits are a little too low considering the size of the country, especially with the added enforcement and wider use of patrol cars. The team have a short chat about the differences in flying window seat in a Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner and a Boeing 777-3ER before questioning whether any hot hatch is better than a Hyundai I30N given its price.

Jaguar Land Rover intends to split their brands in the showroom from the end of 2024 and Volvo has said the new XC30 is designed for the subscription model. Is this a step forward for the brands, or a lost attempt at moving forward?

The team make their picks for the best car in each category from small to large. Options aren't limited to new cars and so there is lots of choice for all.

In this episode, Sam and Miles find that their interest in a particular car is closer than they thought.

This week the team talk about why fun cars are usually found in cheap vehicles that aren't particularly fast, practical or reliable.

Sam forgets this is an automotive podcast and spends the episode discussing planes while Miles talks about car modifications.

Sam and Miles get nostalgic about old cars and a short return of listener questions.

The team discuss some bizarre plans by Oxford council that sound more like the film 'The Hunger Games' than a way of reducing pollution. Britain's hopes to lead the way on battery electric cars take a knock as Britvolt looks certain to go out of business.

Miles talks about a recent trip to the British Motor Museum while sam celebrates his latest bit of carpentry.

The team briefly discuss the recent news of a Swiss EV ban before debating whether restoring classics is always worth it and whether all classics should be saved. Sam then runs off on a tangent and talks about his cylinder mower and how it will last 400 years.

In the first podcast of the new year, the team talk about manufacturer subscription services for heated seats and other features. After that, it's Rimac and Binotto leaving Ferrari F1.

No podcast this week but a short Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of our listeners.

When the team did this a few podcasts ago Sam was the one asking the questions, but how will he do as the contestant as Miles becomes quiz master for an episode

The team discuss what car Sam would buy if he was out looking to buy something right now and whether recycling cars to keep using them is better than building new cars.