CarsGuide Podcast, Ep. 3
Peter Anderson (left), James Cleary (not pictured) and Matthew Pritchard host the CarsGuide Podcast this week.
Episode 03 - Driving through Bathurst
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In this episode:
- Toyota has closed its Australian manufacturing plant in Altona. What does that mean for car buyers and the economy at large? Also, did anyone remember that Toyota built cars here?
- With the iconic Bathurst 1000 this weekend, we look back at some of our favourite moments from the Mountain. But is the event in trouble? What will happen to The Great Race should the Supercars series go the way of the dodo and A1GP?
- If a car doesn't have Apple CarPlay or Android Auto would you still buy it? Turns out not having the correct multimedia system is a deal-breaker for some people.
- Jay Leno (the US TV guy with the only chin you can see from space) has a lot of cars. Does that make him a proper car person? Or is he just someone that happens to own heaps of cars?
James Cleary, Peter Anderson and Matthew Pritchard tear down, pressure test and rebuild the issues of the automotive week.
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