CarsGuide Podcast, Ep. 4

James Cleary, Richard Berry and Mitchell Tulk are journalists, not accountants. Good to know.
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Episode 04 - "I'm a journalist, not an accountant"

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In this episode:

- Will we ever see the end of the Takata airbag recalls? Perhaps it would just be easier if we didn't bother with airbags at all.

- Would you buy a car from a showroom, in a shopping centre? Does this run the risk of you buying one on impulse, like a chocolate in the supermarket?

- Ferrari is going to build an SUV and Enzo will rise from the dead now, surely.

- The Tokyo motor show is going "beyond the motor" but isn't considering a change in either name or, probably, content.

- Koenigsegg built a car to go from 0 to 400km/h and back to 0 really quick, because sure why not?

- Should we raise the motorway speed limit to 130km/h? Roads and cars are safer than they've ever been, so is it time we ended the 110km/h era?

James Cleary, Richard Berry and Mitchell Tulk strip back, pressure test and rebuild the issues of the automotive week.

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