Podcasts about civic hatchback

The Honda Civic Type R is the highest-performance version of one of the most popular cars in the United States. The all-new version continues a proud legacy as the most powerful model in the Type R's 30-year history. The car is based on the 11th generation Civic Hatchback, the 2023 Type R is powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that whirs out 315 horsepower. Among its other claims to fame, it is the most powerful Honda-branded vehicle ever offered in the Unites States. The engine is matched to a six-speed manual transmission that Honda has upgraded for the new application. As co-host ChrisTeague found during his week-long test of the Type R near his Maine home, the manual is the perfect companion for the high-output engine. The big question is how will the Civic Type R accommodate Teague's lanky 6-foot tall frame? In the other road test this week, Host Jack Nerad bathed in the lap of luxury at the wheel of the 2023 Genesis GV80. The imposing luxury SUV has incredible driveway presence, and its exterior good looks are matched by one of the most luxurious interiors in its class. Under the hood, the GV80 features the choice of a 300-horsepower 2.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine or a 375-horsepower 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6. Both engines are paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. Our test car was equipped with the more powerful of the two engine choices. A report in The Wall Street Journal says Tesla is in talks to build a production plant in, of all places, Saudi Arabia. But Elon Musk says the report is categorically false. Details coming up. The United States has passed the “tipping point” for electric vehicle adoption, but there's just one problem — American consumers don't seem to have gotten the message. We'll have more on that. And — Holy AI — Toyota says it is teaching its robots new tricks that are startlingly human. Should we be concerned? And if the UAW strike continues, could it be good for General Motors? We'll tell you why some think so in this episode. For those of you seeking lower car insurance rates, our special guest this week is Rory Joyce, the head of insurance at Credit Karma. Host Jack Nerad sat down with him to discuss the Karma Drive program that could save you money while making you a better driver. America on the Road is brought to you by Driving Today.com, Mercury Insurance, YourTestDriver.com, and EMLandsea.com , the publisher of Nerad's latest book, Dance in the Dark, which is available HERE on Amazon.com

Benjamin discusses his go around in the 2022 Hyundai Kona N-Line, a crossover that strives to be the median point beween the standard Kona and the speedy Kona N. Hyundai is trying to follow the path of the German M Sports and AMG Lines, but is the Kona N-Line a successful push in the right direction? Is this just a style and attitude package, a weak echo of the Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk? Sami then chimes in with his recent experience in two compact hatchbacks. A dying breed, the 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback and the Canada-only 2022 Kia Forte5 GT are both available with manual transmissions. Sami seems to think the hatchback styling of these cars stray too close to the sedan variants, and that cars like these are slowly losing their relevance to crossovers. Finally, the duo discuss high-performanc driving techniques and how they apply to driving in the snow. Listen now to get the whole scoop, and don't forget to subscribe and review.

Battery-electric crossover vehicles are the new vehicle du jour, and one of the latest to join the fray is the Kia Concept EV9, a stalking horse for the brand's upcoming production version of the vehicle. In a suddenly very crowded segment, the EV9 is one of the best-looking, and it is filled with advanced tech. To learn more about the EV9 we had the chance to talk with Karim Habib, Kia Senior Vice President and Head of Kia Design Center. What distinguishes the EV9 Concept from others that are plowing the same ground. Our interview will reveal that. In the road test segment of this week's show, Co-Host Chris Teague will be giving his thoughts on the 2022 Honda Civic hatchback. All-new for the 2022 model year, the Civic Hatchback is one of the most versatile compact cars you can buy. Also in the road test segment Host Jack Nerad and his family tested the newest version of one of the most venerable and venerated vehicles of the past several generations, the Toyota Land Cruiser. They got the chance to wring it out on several family adventures over the past 10 days, and he'll have a full report. In the news, there is new heat under the idea of flying cars. The fodder of many a future prediction in the 1950s, small vertical takeoff aircraft now might graduate from being a pipedream to becoming reality. A lot of big money has gotten behind the idea of “flying taxis.” Also in the news, Chrysler and Jeep haven't been at the forefront of the electric vehicle revolution up to now, but that might change this week, based on big announcements the brands intend to make at CES in Las Vegas. We'll give you some details.

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- LG Chem Resumes Chevy Bolt Battery Production - BMW and Daimler Sued Over Emissions - Honda Drastically Cuts Production in Japan - New Honda Civic Hatchback Now on Sale in U.S. - REE Automotive Develops Modular EV Platform - Twinner Offers Vehicle Scans to Find Issues - EV Tires to Make Up Most of Bridgestone's Sales By 2030 - Ford Reveals New Expedition

- LG Chem Resumes Chevy Bolt Battery Production- BMW and Daimler Sued Over Emissions- Honda Drastically Cuts Production in Japan- New Honda Civic Hatchback Now on Sale in U.S.- REE Automotive Develops Modular EV Platform- Twinner Offers Vehicle Scans to Find Issues- EV Tires to Make Up Most of Bridgestone's Sales By 2030- Ford Reveals New Expedition

The car offers a six-speed manual transmission, more cargo space and sleeker styling than its sedan counterpart.

The car offers a six-speed manual transmission, more cargo space and sleeker styling than its sedan counterpart.

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วันที่ 24 พ.ย. ที่จะถึงนี้ Honda เตรียมเปิดตัวรถยนต์รุ่นใหม่ในชื่อ Honda CIty Hatchback จากชื่อก็เป็นที่คาดการณ์ได้ว่าจะนำ Honda City มาปรับโฉมให้เป็นแบบ 5 ประตู Hatchback ตามรอย Civic ที่เคยเปิดตัว Civic Hatchback มาแล้ว แต่คำถามที่น่าสนใจคือ แล้ว Honda Jazz หรือที่เรียกในต่างประเทศว่า Honda Fit จะไปไหน? ในประเทศไทยจะยังนำ Honda Jazz เข้ามาทำตลาดอยู่หรือไม่ แล้วทำไมอยู่ๆ ต้องทำ Honda City Hatchback ด้วย ในเมื่อ Honda Jazz ก็ทำยอดขายได้ดี Auto Inside เลยอยากชวนคุยเรื่องนี้ มาคาดการณ์ความเป็นไปได้ต่างๆ ก่อนที่จะถึงวันเปิดตัวอย่างเป็นทางการ ฝากติดตาม Brand Inside Podcast ได้ผ่านช่องทางด้านล่างนี้ได้เลย Brand Inside Podcast The post เตรียมต้อนรับ Honda City Hatchback 24 พ.ย. นี้ | BI Podcast first appeared on Brand Inside.

Thanks for checking out Next 10th and our Weekly Auto News Podcast! We cover the important news, updates and stories in the auto industry. Our episodes come out every Monday at 12 PM EST. This week's episode covers everything taking place from 8/19/19 to 8/25/19. Podcast Reference Links: General Industry/Community Myers Manx Steve McQueen Dune Buggy going to Auction  Colorado implements zero emissions requirements  Major Manufacturer’s ignore Trump’s Emission Rollbacks  Manufacturer Aston Martin James Bond’s Aston DB5 sells for $6.3 Million -  Audi The Audi RS6 Avant is coming to America  Bentley 1931 Bentley 8 Liter wins Best in Show  BMW BMW dealers now offering light up kidney grilles Bugatti  Bugatti Centodieci costs $9 million  Chevy Official pricing released for 2020 Corvette  New Corvette can reach 194 MPH  More powerful C8 Corvettes are coming  Dodge 2020 Ram 1500 Ecodiesel Pricing Announced  Drako Drako GTE debuts at Monterey  Ferrari Ferrari to expand its lineup of GT cars  Ford/Lincoln Lincoln reduces Navigator to 3 trims, starts at $77k Ford issues second seat belt recall  Lincoln Continental production to end in 2021 Europe isn’t getting the 2020 Shelby GT500  Honda Honda releases pricing on Refreshed 2020 Civic Hatchback  Koenigsegg Koenigsegg hires designer behind the Bugatti Chiron Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 63 Roadster  McLaren Mclaren F1 HDK sells for $19.8 Million  Next car in Ultimate Series will be a roadster  Mercedes A Class and B Class get Plug In Hybrid in Europe  Nissan/Infiniti Infiniti making Coupe Like Crossover, called QX55  Porsche  1939 Porsche Type 64 Auction Fail Porsche Taycan and Apple Car Play Rolls Royce Pebble Beach 2019 Collection released during Monterey  Subaru 2020 WRX and BRZ get price bump Tesla Rental firm backs out of Tesla deal due to quality issues Volvo Volvo to add two more SUVs to their lineup  Care by Volvo to be investigated by California DMV VW VW CEO apparently interested in Tesla Stake Racing Dario Franchitti returning to Racing at Goodwood Revival Dale Jr’s Plane Crashes 

Is the 2019 Genesis G70 the real sports sedan deal not just on the track, but in the day-to-day? Benjamin certainly thinks so after spending a week behind the wheel of the turbocharged 3.3-liter V6 model - even after having sampled the completely-redesigned BMW 3 Series the week before. Sami gets to the bottom of whether the 2019 Toyota Corolla hatchback has a chance at toppling the excellent Honda Civic hatch, just before the pair segue into the death of a longtime five-door friend of the show, the Volkswagen Golf.

- Alfa Romeo Pumps the Brakes on New Models- BMW to Axe 6 Series Gran Turismo- Toyota to Part Ways with Prius c- Civic Hatchback Production Could Come to U.S.- Citroen Ami One Concept- Ford Drops Heavy Truck Making in Brazil- Subaru VIZIV ADRENALINE CONCEPT- Skoda VISION iV Concept- Mercedes to Reveal EQV in Geneva- Aston Martin Confirms New Hypercar

- Alfa Romeo Pumps the Brakes on New Models - BMW to Axe 6 Series Gran Turismo - Toyota to Part Ways with Prius c - Civic Hatchback Production Could Come to U.S. - Citroen Ami One Concept - Ford Drops Heavy Truck Making in Brazil - Subaru VIZIV ADRENALINE CONCEPT - Skoda VISION iV Concept - Mercedes to Reveal EQV in Geneva - Aston Martin Confirms New Hypercar

In this episode we hear from David Ortega. A Santa Ana car guy who’s passion started when he got his first car. Well, half of one. A Civic Hatchback importes from Japan. The rest is history. We’ll be hearing his beginnings to where he is now, a WRX owner that works in a hospital being in charge of implants. Hope you all enjoy.

This week we talk Honda with Chuck Via from Number 7 Honda. We talk about upcoming Honda models such as the Clarity Electric and Hybrid, 2018 Odyssey minivan, and even the 2018 Civic Type-R and Accord! Chuck gives us the inside scoop into the Civic Type-R and how to maximize your chance at getting one. He also shares a few details on the yet to be reveiled all-new 2018 Accord. Finally, we talk about the the redesigned Ridgeline and Civic Hatchback with a detailed review on both. It's everything Honda on this week's podcast! 

Today I talk about the Land Rover Defender having more lives than a Cat, the imperfection in the paint for one LaFerrari owner and the new Honda Civic Hatchback! Don't forget to follow this podcast on PodBean. Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/viperforlifeacr Follow me on Twitter:https://twitter.com/CodyCarConundrm Check out Sarcastic Parking Cards!:http://www.howireallyfeelcards.com/ If you are interested in Sponsoring this podcast, send an email to drtaffy777@gmail.com with Sponsor in the subject line

- No Credit For You! - Aussies Approve 5.9GHz for V2V - Civic Hatchback Details - Sierra Club Slams EV Marketing - Titan Gets 100,000-Mile Warranty - Tesla Removes Autopilot References

- No Credit For You!- Aussies Approve 5.9GHz for V2V- Civic Hatchback Details- Sierra Club Slams EV Marketing- Titan Gets 100,000-Mile Warranty- Tesla Removes Autopilot References

Phil Minissale visited New Orleans for the first time when he was 17. An impressionable age, Phil got the bug and as the years unfolded found himself visiting the city as often as he could get here. As a traveling songwriter, Phil made his way through New Orleans on extensive tours, either playing the Blue Nile or Neutral Ground Coffeehouse each year. In 2012, with nothing but a fierce impulsive desire, Phil stuffed his 97 Civic Hatchback may she RIP with all his clothes, guitars, and potato chips. He found a place right off Napoleon and St. Charles, and not long after met an amazing community of artists, eventually befriending James Michalopoulos, owner of Celebration Distillation. Reminiscent of Old Time Traveling Medicine Shows, Phil sells New Orleans "elixirs," better known as Old New Orleans Rum and Gingeroo. Phil still plays out, sharing his acoustic folk and blues music. In a first for Midnight Menu 1 Phil plays live for Ray and Margo and the delighted assortment of folks at The NOLA Brewing Tap Room.