S3, E51 - 392 Road Trip Day 1
About this episode
A heartfelt journey begins as Holdman embarks on a redemption road trip in a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon XR. He shares his excitement about picking up his new Wrangler 392, reflecting on the healing power of road trips and the support he's received from friends and the automotive community. The episode captures the beauty of Michigan's fall scenery and Holdman's eagerness to reconnect with off-roading adventures and friends. Listeners can expect personal insights and a glimpse into the automotive world as he prepares for his new chapter.
Holman heads to Michigan to pick up his brand new AEV-built '25 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 and drive it back home to California, this is Day 1 of a multi-part series. The Truck Show Podcast is produced in partnership with AMSOIL, Kershaw Knives, and OVR Mag.
V8 engine
"...V8 Thunder under his feet..."
A V8 engine is a type of car engine that has eight cylinders, which helps the car go faster and gives it more power.
A V8 engine is an eight-cylinder engine configuration that provides high power and torque, commonly found in performance and larger vehicles.
Jeep Wrangler
"...Wrangler 392, it's time to eat..."
The Jeep Wrangler 392 is a special version of the Wrangler that has a strong V8 engine, making it great for both off-roading and driving on highways.
The Jeep Wrangler 392 is a high-performance variant of the classic Wrangler, featuring a powerful V8 engine that enhances its off-road capabilities and on-road performance.
Jeep Rubicon XR
"...And just like I normally do if I came into town for a midi drive, and I get to the airport, and what do they leave me? A nice Rubicon XR."
The Jeep Rubicon XR is a special version of the Wrangler that is built for serious off-roading. It has better features to help it drive on rough paths and trails.
The Jeep Rubicon XR is a variant of the Wrangler designed for enhanced off-road performance, featuring upgraded components and capabilities. It's known for its ruggedness and ability to tackle challenging terrains.
Ford Wrangler Ford
"...ght, let's hit the road. All right, so I'm in my Wrangler Ford or Rubicon X, and the base price of this guy is $..."
The Ford Ranger is a smaller pickup truck that can carry things in its bed and is good for driving on rough roads. It's popular because it's tough, gets decent gas mileage, and has cool tech features.
The Ford Ranger is a midsize pickup truck known for its versatility and off-road capability. It has gained popularity for its robust performance, fuel efficiency, and modern technology features, making it a strong contender in the competitive truck market.
Rubicon X package
"it's got the Rubicon X package, which is the napple leather seats, the power seats,"
The Rubicon X package is a set of special features you can add to the Jeep Wrangler to make it more comfortable and better for off-roading.
The Rubicon X package includes premium features and upgrades for the Wrangler, enhancing comfort and off-road performance.
Alpine premium audio
"heated seats, heated steering wheel, Alpine premium audio, and the 35s, which is the big part about this package."
Alpine premium audio is a fancy sound system in the Jeep that makes music sound better while you drive.
Alpine premium audio refers to a high-quality sound system designed to provide an enhanced listening experience in vehicles.
35s
"and the 35s, which is the big part about this package."
35s means the tires on the Jeep are 35 inches tall, which helps it drive better on rough surfaces.
The term '35s' refers to 35-inch tires, which are larger tires that provide better traction and off-road capability.
4-to-1 case
"It also has the 4-to-1 case, blind spot, remote start, automatic high beam, adaptive cruise control, defrosper, all that good stuff,"
A 4-to-1 case is a special part in the Jeep that helps it climb steep hills and drive on tough trails by giving it more power.
A 4-to-1 case refers to a type of transfer case that provides a lower gear ratio, enhancing off-road performance by increasing torque.
destination charge
"...including the $1,895 destination charge, so in case anybody was wondering..."
A destination charge is an extra fee you pay when buying a car. It helps cover the cost of getting the car to the dealership where you buy it.
A destination charge is a fee added to the price of a vehicle to cover the cost of transporting it from the manufacturer to the dealership. This fee is typically non-negotiable and varies by manufacturer.
off-roading
"...go off-roading, and have so many friends..."
Off-roading means driving cars on rough surfaces instead of regular roads. It's a fun way to explore nature and requires special vehicles that can handle bumps and rocks.
Off-roading refers to driving a vehicle on unpaved surfaces, such as dirt trails, rocky paths, or sand. It often requires specialized vehicles that can handle rough terrain.
AVs
"...and I'm hoping that I'll get some audio, probably with my buddy Matt, and we'll walk around the AVs..."
AVs means self-driving cars that can drive on their own without anyone controlling them. They use technology to see the road and make decisions.
AVs stands for Autonomous Vehicles, which are cars that can drive themselves without human intervention. They use sensors and software to navigate and make decisions on the road.
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