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Published by Logan
I'm a kid, I like cars, I can't drive 'em so I'm gonna talk about 'em
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This episode we look at the new Hyundai Sonata as Car of the Week and they are used by the NSW Police Force so I talk to an officer from the Highway Patrol who tells us all about them!
In this episode I talk about a new F1 Team, a Holden Test Track repurposed and a big car company merger. Car of the Week is the Abarth 124 Spider and I interview my dad's mechanic who is an Alfa-Romeo and Fiat specialist.
In this episode I talk about the shocking amount of new electric cars coming out (and I get a bit heated over it), Car Of the Week is the VW Combi and I interview my dad about all the cars he's had.
In this episode i look at the Porsche 911 Carrera GT Turbo, COW is the 2017 Mazda MX-5 and I interview my teacher at school who is a bit of a Holden rev-head!
This weeks episode we talk about Tesla's struggling with automation. COW is the Mazda CX-5 Touring and I interview my little sister about her love of cars!
In this weeks news I talk about the Mustang/Raptor mix, Car of the Week is the Porsche GT2 RS and I interview a Mustang owner from inside the Stang!!!!
In this first episode I talk about the death of the VW Beetle, This weeks COW (Car of the Week) is the Bugatti Veyron and I interview my Pop who's been around since cars were invented!
This is a warm for what's to come in my brand new Podcast "Kids Talking 'Bout Cars". Because I love cars and I'm gonna share everything I know with you all.
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