Car Pro Radio Show August 30 25 Hour 3
About this episode
The Car Pro Radio Show dives into the current automotive market, highlighting the importance of acting quickly on car purchases due to upcoming price increases and tariffs affecting 2026 models. Jerry Reynolds shares insights on tax benefits for business owners regarding vehicle purchases and discusses the latest incentives available. Listeners call in with questions about transitioning to SUVs, hybrid options, and concerns over vehicle reliability, particularly with the Jeep Grand Cherokee's engine issues. The episode emphasizes the need for thorough test drives and informed decision-making when buying or leasing a vehicle.
Car Pro Radio Show August 30 25 Hour 3
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Lexus Nx Lexus
"... road. I now have my little dog and I did try the NX Lexus that my daughter drives. Yeah. And I like the For..."
Toyota Corolla Cross
"...a long time. Yeah. So then I switch to the Toyota Corolla cross. And what I found was I had to get the XSE to get..."
Kia Sportage
"... I would definitely put that on the list. The Kia Sportage, which is very similar to the Hyundai and take a ..."
Toyota Camry
"...a question. I'm looking at getting the new Toyota Camry at 25. Yeah. The base model."
Ford Bronco
"... impressive car. This week, you're driving it's a Bronco Strobe. Strobe edition. Strobe edition."
Ford Expedition
"And it's OK. I've got a 2025 Expedition Max. Expedition Max."
Jeep Grand Cherokee
"...erry, can you hear me? Yes, sir. OK, I got a 2015 Grand Cherokee Overland with a three point six liter V six pin s..."
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