Whatever happened to pinewood derbies?
Whether 10 years old or 80, enthusiasts across the states participate in pinewood derbies, where they pit their whittled derby car against others. Learn how these cars are built and raced in this podc...
16 Apr 200917min
Why is Cuba full of classic cars?
Cuba has a lot of American cars -- most of which are from the 1930s to the 1950s, when the embargo hit full force. Learn how these car owners have kept their vehicles running for decades without acces...
14 Apr 200912min
Racing Facts and Figures
In auto racing, the tiniest detail can win -- or lose -- a race. Racing teams rely on the latest innovations and rigorous standards to ensure the safety and success of their drivers. Learn more about ...
9 Apr 200934min
Future Cars from Independent Car Companies
In the early days of the automobile, hundreds of car companies existed. Most of these small companies shut down -- but recently a new breed of manufacturers has risen to take on the Big Three. Learn m...
7 Apr 200925min
Why do I have to change my oil?
Everyone knows that cars need oil changes, usually every 3,000 miles. But what if we didn't change our oil? Listen in and learn more about the necessity of oil changes -- and the possibility of 'lifet...
2 Apr 200913min
How Rat Rods Work
This podcast takes a look at rat rods, classic cars that are cobbled together with mismatched parts. They're mean, fast and unlike any classic car you've ever seen. Learn more about rat rods in this p...
31 Mar 200915min
How Hypermiling Works
Hypermiling is a combination of driving techniques designed to increase a car's fuel efficiency. Some of these practices are common sense -- but do others go too far? Listen in and learn more about hy...
24 Mar 200925min
Auto Trends of the Past
From fender skirts to onboard record players, auto manufacturers have added a multitude of features in the continual quest to outsell competitors. Tune in to learn more about past auto trends in this ...
19 Mar 200925min
