Some people just need to know how stuff works...some don't care as long as it works...Why a little knowledge can save you a bundle
About this episode
Exploring the balance between knowing how your vehicle works and simply enjoying its functionality, this episode shares personal anecdotes and valuable lessons from the host's 47-year automotive career. Listeners will learn about the importance of understanding basic vehicle maintenance, the impact of front-wheel drive on tire wear, and the significance of regular oil changes. The discussion also touches on the evolution of automotive technology and the future of self-driving cars, emphasizing the need for drivers to stay informed to save money and enhance safety.
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Cadillac Escalade
"...nd the second fastest drivers are ladies in black escalades or Chevy Suburbans."
Chevrolet Suburban
"are ladies in black escalades or Chevy Suburbans. And the slowest drivers"
Buick Encores
"And the slowest drivers are little old men in Buick Encore's. Okay, so I hope I haven't lost half my audience"
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