Driving through Time: A Classic Car Club Adventure and This Week In Auto History!
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Vicki Ziegler, president of the Classic Car Club of America, joins the In Wheel Time Podcast to discuss the club's focus on classic cars built between 1915 and 1948. She shares insights about the club's activities, including national tours and publications, and clarifies what defines a 'full classic.' The episode also features a segment on auto history, highlighting significant automotive events and trends, including Tesla's pricing strategies and inventory levels in the U.S. market. The lively banter among the hosts adds a fun dynamic to the informative discussions.
Get ready for a joyride back in time! We're joined by Vicki Zeiger, President of the Classic Car Club of America. She takes us on a tour of the club's mission and shares their love for cars built between 1915 and 1948. Believe it or not, popular favorites like the Chevrolet don't qualify as "full classics" by club standards. Vicki also gives us a sneak peek into the perks of being a club member, including their glossy magazines and exciting nationwide tours.
That's not all; we've got some auto history trivia lined up for you featuring the majestic Cadillac and the rugged Jeep - This Week In Auto History. We'll rev up some fascinating stories – from the mullet-era Camaros to the time a meteorite had a face-off with a Chevrolet Malibu. We'll also crunch some numbers discussing the current inventory of new vehicles in the US and Tesla's intriguing price reductions. To top it all off, we unveil the upcoming live streaming show on multiple platforms. Every Saturday morning, join us, your hosts along with Chief Engineer David Ainsley for some high-octane car talk. Tune in and fuel your love for cars!
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Chevrolet Camaro
"...rnhardt Jr was born In 1981, the third generation Camaro went into production for the 1982 model year and ..."
Chevrolet Malibu
"...985. In 1992, a meteorite struck a 1980 Chevrolet Malibu in Peekskill, new York. Now I lived not far from ..."
Tesla Model Y
"...or a car or truck in the US. Starting price for a model Y crossover is 3700 below the average auto price of..."
Pontiac Fiero
"...t's it for you. And now they're turning them into Fiero race cars. My guess is that that particular car m..."
Chevrolet Corvette
"...ook at that when you're down there picking up the Corvette. Yeah, he doesn't have a battery yet."
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