Episode 274: 2022 Toyota GR 86, Sami's Monaco F1 Adventure. Endless New Car Announcements, Listener Questions
It's a dive into everything speedy and fun, starting with Benjamin's experience in the 2022 Toyota GR86, a lightweight coupe that succeeds the Toyobaru twins that captured the hearts of the automotive enthusiast landscape 10 years ago. Then Sami chats about his first F1 experience in Monaco of all places, before the duo goes all in on the recent news of the automotive industry in a fun lightning round.
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Show Notes
It's time to talk about everything speedy, fun and joyful. First up, Benjamin describes his time in the 2022 Toyota GR86, the successor to the lightweight, fun-to-drive 86 that caught the attention of enthusiasts everywhere. He recaps the importance of the older 86, which is important context to his experience in the new GR86, which recieves a new powertrain and updated interior along with a new exterior design. Are all these upgrades a good thing? Listen to Benjamin tell it all, and explain what kind of situation the modern automotive enthusiast finds themself in.
Then Sami describes what the PokerStars Red Spade Pass is and how it gave him the experience of a lifetime at the Monaco GP. He pours out everything he knows about F1, the track, the racers and the experience of helicoptering and yachts.
Finally Sami tells Benjamin all about the news running through the automotive industry. From EVs to special editions to updates, they do a lighting round with all kinds of thoughts before wrapping up with a listener question. Don't forget to subscribe and rate!
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