Car Pro Radio Show August 23 25 Hour 2
About this episode
The CarPro Show dives into the rising prices of 2026 vehicles, with some models increasing by as much as $4,700 despite minimal changes from 2025. Host Jerry Reynolds advises listeners to consider purchasing 2025 models now to take advantage of current incentives and favorable trade values. The episode also discusses tax code changes beneficial for business owners and highlights the controversial subscription model for unlocking extra horsepower in electric vehicles. Listeners share their vehicle concerns, leading to discussions on towing capabilities and maintenance advice.
Car Pro Radio Show August 23 25 Hour 2
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Volkswagen Id3
"...to have hit them, and it looks like owners of the ID3 Pro and Pro S in the UK"
Jeep Grand
"...re we talking about here just for... Yeah, it's a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Oh, very good choice."
Subaru Wrx
"Yeah. I've had the Subaru WRX. What is the Subaru WRX?"
Ford Bronco
"...ase. I have the twenty twenty five stroke edition Bronco. So I have to ask, what is the stroke edition mea..."
Hyundai Palisade
"He bought my stepmother a. Palisade. Hyundai."
Ford Explorer
"...out of time. I would tell you to look at the Ford Explorer. And the."
Nissan Leaf
"Yeah. I've got information on the new Nissan Leaf Electric. That used to be a thing back in the day..."
Toyota RAV4
"... a lot of new people. Suzanne was interested in a RAV4 prime plug-in hybrid from Toyota Pasadena and San..."
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