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Show Notes
Spike and the crew clarify the confusion around the state of Jaguar, discuss the most expensive cars of 2025, and share a bizarre story of a man found in the back of a Waymo vehicle. The highlight? Discovering random pliers in Zuckerman's 1951 Porsche 356 engine bay. ______________________________________________ 🛠️ RaceDeck - Transform Your Garage Get 15% off plus free shipping with code SPIKE356 https://RaceDeck.com 🔋 Battery Tender - Premium Battery Chargers & Power Products Get 15% off your order with code SPIKE911 https://www.batterytender.com 🔵 BlueChew - Get Bricked Up with BlueChew Gold Try it for 10% off with code SPIKE911 https://BlueChew.com 🛏️ Brooklyn Bedding - Premium Affordable Mattresses Get 30% off all products with code SPIKE https://brooklynbedding.com 🎧 Raycon - Pocket-Sized Sound for Active Days Get 20% off the Essential Open Earbuds and MORE https://buyraycon.com/spikeopen ______________________________________________ The guys dive into Jaguar's continued branding confusion and critique their marketing strategy before discussing Zuckerman's Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV purchase. Zuckerman's first-generation 1951 Porsche 356 takes center stage as they explore its unique features, from the city-based Telefunken radio to its non-synchronized shifter requiring double-clutching techniques. The crew also dissects Waymo's safety protocols after a passenger discovered a stowaway, shares insights from Rivian's Autonomy Day, and discusses the FBI's seizure of a rare Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Roadster from a former Olympic snowboarder turned drug trafficker. _____________________________________________ 📧 To advertise with Spike’s Car Radio, contact Neon Tiger Media: [email protected] 🌐 or visit: https://scrpod.com/sponsor Produced by Skyview Entertainment & Q6 Media https://q6.media
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