Car Keys with Robin Leech and Jay de Marcken – September 22, 2025
About this episode
Robin Leach and Jay de Marcken dive into the evolving landscape of car interiors, focusing on the shift from traditional buttons and dials to expansive touchscreens. They discuss the challenges these screens pose for drivers, including distractions and the learning curve associated with new technology. The conversation also touches on the design trends in modern cars, the performance of electric vehicles, and the importance of understanding dashboard controls. With insights on buying used cars and maintaining tire pressure, this episode offers a comprehensive look at contemporary automotive issues.
Audi Q5 Audi
"...my first experiencing the latest iteration of the Q5 Audi is that they forgot the grab handle on the passen..."
Chevrolet Malibu
"...hese similar designs where you can't tell a Chevy Malibu from a Hyundai Sonata or you know that kind of th..."
Hyundai Sonata
"...here you can't tell a Chevy Malibu from a Hyundai Sonata or you know that kind of thing. And in the SUV de..."
Porsche Panamera
"...che Taycan, which is their electric sedan and the Panamera, which is their ICE or hybrid sedan. And, you kno..."
Porsche Taycan
"... sad because you look at, for instance, a Porsche Taycan, which is their electric sedan and the Panamera, ..."
Toyota Tacoma
"...recent relative of mine went to looking at Toyota Tacomas and he was doing exactly what you said he was onl..."
Jeep Cherokee
"... the case. I have two. I've had, I have two chief Cherokees that recently had their tire pressure lights come..."
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