Episode 291: 2024 Polestar 3, 2022 Dodge Challenger RT Scat Pack Widebody, Cadillac Celestiq
The new Polestar 3 has debuted and we're here to tell you all about this new all-electric luxury SUV. Boasting animal welfare credentials and an impressive videogame computer, the Polestar 3 bristles with sensors in a bid to take over the world. Then Benjamin goes old school, talking about his experience in the 2022 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack. Large and in charge, this muscle car seems to sit in the sweet spot of the coupe lineup, and will be missed when it disappears this year. Finally the pair talk about the newly announced, hand built, $300,000 Cadillac Celestiq.
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Show Notes
Sami just jumped off a plane from Copenhagen where he got up close and impersonal with the 2024 Polestar 3. While the automaker claims this is the true expression of the Polestar brand, Sami and Benjamin dive into whether or not that's true, drilling into the design language, technology, interior and psychology of the brand. Also, is Polestar luxury or not? Whats the deal here?
Then Benjamin rekindles his love affair with all things V8 and powerful by testing out the latest 2022 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack, a large coupe that's in its last year of production. Old-school and still cool, the Scat Pack seems to occupy a sweet spot in the Challenger lineup.
Finally, the pair put their heads together and congratulate Cadillac for making a car by hand, something Tesla has done for way too long. The Celestiq will cost an eye watering $300,000 and will be one of the few truly special Caddys out there according to the guys, and you may want to hear why.
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