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Welcome Walljangers to another Lugnutz Podcast with Big Brother and Mattman talking about all the latest in automotive news. Tonight classic looking Series 70 Land Cruiser, Retiring the Q60 coupe, No plastic bottles or charging stations, Electric Citron Amy that has no range, Lamborghini's acronyms, Lexus goes off the road with smart phone mirroring, Slowest selling cars and so much more. As always thank you for watching and until next time Drive On!

Along with other ride 'n drive activities at the larger auto shows, one of the biggest, with the ride to include a short loop, some activities to show towing capabilities, and checking out the trucks, it is the Ram Truck Territory.  The available vehicles include a Ram Power Wagon, the Rebel, and several of the luxury level trucks as well.  Even the TRX is on display, along with some 2500/3500 dually on the track.  Sergio Armenta explains the track layout as well as some of the vehicles.In this episode, Michael Marrs is in the New Car Showroom with the 2021 Infiniti Q60S - the Red Sport 400 to be exact.  With some great looking lines and 400 horsepower under the hood, this is a luxury sport coupe that is a driver's vehicle all day long.All this and more on this episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk.-----Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk six days a week, and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 8a-11aCT simulcasting on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts,   Pandora Podcast, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify,   Google Podcasts,     Stitcher,   iHeart Radio podcast,   TuneIn + Alexa,   Podcast Addict,   Castro,   Castbox and more on your mobile device.-----  ------  ------Want more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InWheelTime/YouTube:  https://www.YouTube.com/InWheelTimeTags: In Wheel Time automotive car talk show car talk Live car talk show 

What’s better than an Infiniti Q60 performance coupe? A special edition Q60. There are five “Edition 30” models that celebrate three decades of Infiniti’s existence. It adds tech and unique trim at a lower price than a similarly equipped Luxe model. Is it worth the three decade wait? Tom Voelk takes it for a drive on some very rainy roads.    

Désireux de mettre fin à l’hégémonie allemande, trois constructeurs japonais ont lancé leur marque de luxe à la fin des années 80. Ainsi apparurent Acura (Honda), Lexus (Toyota) et Infiniti (Nissan). (Mazda devait aussi emboîter le pas avec Amati mais le projet est resté mort-né en raison de difficultés financières liées à la crise financière asiatique.) D’entrée de jeu, ces trois nouvelles marques ont gagné l’estime de la presse spécialisée et du public grâce au modèle qui trônait au sommet de leur gamme respective. Cet article Essai routier : Infiniti Q50 et Q60 (podcast 84) est apparu en premier sur Philippe Laguë.

本期主要内容：女士上班代步，开英菲尼迪Q60怎么样？希望性价比高、后期故障少，对比科雷傲和探界者；什么时候能够便宜买车？50岁想买40万左右的SUV；奔驰GLC多少公里做首保合适？做保养别太频繁；女士买SMART灵动版如何？说说天逸C5AIRCROSS和标致5008；丰田汉兰达和比亚迪唐混动版，谁更节油、更有科技感？18款奥迪A6对比沃尔沃S90；关于轮胎胎压的那些事儿；主要提及车型：奔驰GLC，奥迪A6，英菲尼迪Q60，沃尔沃S90，雪铁龙天逸C5AIRCROSS，标致5008，斯柯达明锐，雪佛兰探界者，丰田普拉多、汉兰达，雷诺科雷傲，比亚迪唐混动版……

Jon Mesko sincerely hopes you had a merry Christmas. He really does. He’s no Scrooge or Grinch. But there’s another holiday he loves, a “Festivus for the rest of us!” Those not indoctrinated with the classic Seinfeld episode, allow Frank Castanza, father of George Castanza, explain. “At the Festivus dinner, you gather your family around, and tell them all the ways they have disappointed you.” “Is there a tree?” “No, but there’s a pole. No decorations. I find tinsel distracting.” “Festivus is back!” Frank declares in the episode that aired on Dec. 18, 1997. He couldn’t have possibly realized that, indeed, 21 years later, it would be back, at Mesko’s new – and popular amongst the beach volleyball crowd – restaurant, Serve on Second. But does Mesko have any grievances to air? Any long held grudges with the beach volleyball community? “I’m here to air the grievances for Festivus,” he said, grinning, on SANDCAST: Beach Volleyball with Tri Bourne and Travis Mewhirter. “I got a lot of problems with you people and now you’re going to hear about it.” He said this with a smile, one that suggests he was half-joking, half-serious. If you’ve messed with his nets, or his courts, or his cables, well, you might be getting a grievance from Mesko, who is so particular about the heights of his nets – formerly located on eighth street in Hermosa, now on 35th – that, prior to this year’s Manhattan Beach Open, he went out on center court, measured it, and – aha! He knew it! – the net was an inch low. “The AVP has historically put it an inch and a half low, and the FIVB has put it an inch to an inch and a half high,” he said. “So what I decided was, ‘I’m going to walk out to the Manhattan Open final, right before Nick and Phil played Jake and Taylor,’ and it was one inch low, and that’s what the AVP sets it at, and that’s fine, so that’s what I set my net at now. I want to play what AVP, domestic tournaments are playing at.”  It is, among other enviable traits, this borderline OCD attention to detail that has allowed Mesko to be so successful in so many endeavors, and in risky fields – beach volleyball, the restaurant business – too. “I enjoy just kind of making things a little bit better and improving things,” he said. “When I arrived at eighth street, it was pretty much just Rosie’s Raiders, hanging out and drinking, and I put out a new net and cables, putting down lines, and people just strted showing up to play. It culminated one day in 2012 with Brink and Reckermann and Jake and Rosie and the Russians and New Zealand and China and it was everybody. I just stood back and looked at it and thought it was pretty fun to watch. People just hung out after practice on my porch.” Ah, yes, Mesko’s porch. If you’re in beach volleyball, you have likely hopped the Strand wall in Hermosa Beach and hung out on Mesko’s porch, either talking volley, losing money in backgammon, betting on something or other, perhaps measuring your height on the once-famed wall, which has since been torn down with his old place on eighth. The wall grew so famous, in fact, it had its own spread in DiG Magazine.  “The most amusing part for me was watching people tell Adam [Roberts] what they thought their height was and then seeing their real height,” he said. “Almost everybody was about an inch high except for Phil [Dalhausser], who said ‘I’m 6-9’ and, yeah, he was 6-9.” The wall. The backgammon. The porch. The set up. The constant, top-tier talent, both international and domestic, practicing on his courts. Not bad for a guy from Michigan who hadn’t played much beach volleyball prior to moving to California in 2002 and qualifying, for the first time, in 2006, seeded Q60 with Billy Allen. Since, he has played in more than 100 domestic tournaments, won the NVL Soul Award, enjoyed some NORCECA – don’t ask him about the net height in NORCECAs – success and built not one but two unofficial training centers, where players gravitate towards his courts like moths to a flame. “I’ve always been kind of a bigger picture, swing for the fences, shoot for the stars kind of guy, so I really try to ask the right questions,” Mesko said. “If you really want to play high level volleyball, you’re going to end up in the South Bay or Rio or Southeast Florida. That’s where you’re going to end up. “So at that time, 15 years ago, I was interested in girls and bikinis and playing really good volleyball and everything in between. That was Hermosa Beach. And I started looking around and thought it would be really cool to live on the Strand, so I started asking questions, ‘Well, what does it take?’ And a guy said ‘It’s going to cost $5 million dollars, minimum’ and I used that as a bar, ‘What would it take for me to make that much money?’ And I used that algorithm to maybe get there. I suppose we’re there now.”

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News including BMW wants foreign money for German transport fund, US CAFE requirements, tricking driver-less cars, neighbourhood says no to bike sharing, and Daimler invests in flying cars. We discuss a major report on the car industry released by the VACC. We road test the Infiniti Q60 2 door coupe And we take a lighthearted look at stories including hackable car washes, cheeky lost property on London's transport, and the fuel economy of the latest Bugatti - it's better, but does it matter? Originally broadcast 12th August 2017. For past programs and extended versions of segments like the road tests, feature interviews and quirky news, visit drivenmedia.com.au

We wrap up highlights from the 2017 New York Auto Show including an all-new Lincoln Navigator, Buick Enclave, SuperCruising Cadillacs and aero-vectoring Lamborghini Huracans. We also discuss a Tesla AutoPilot lawsuit and modern turbocharged engines.  In the time gap since we last recorded, Dan has driven the Genesis G90 and Lexus RX450h while Sam has… Read More »Episode #21 – Lincolns, Lambos, Buicks and Cadillacs in Manhattan

Featuring Test Miles reviews the 2017 BMW X1 xDrive and 2017 Subaru Impreza Allen Vaught, product marketing group, Toyota, tells us about the new 86 Kyle Bazemore, product and brand communications, Infiniti, talks about the new Q60 2.0t and 3.0t Sport Jeff Fishback, Portland Auto Show, teases what to expect at next month’s show

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