The editorial team returned to the live stream on December 10, 2024 to chat about the latest happenings in the automotive industry, their own car progress, and as usual - to evaluate a handful of submitted features for the 2025 calendar year live on the air, taking calls from the vehicle owners to see who was worthy of a feature in the coming year of 12 magazines. This week's topics included BMW's Need For Speed recreation, UHaul's new car trailers, PRI 2024, Recaro's bankruptcy, and more. Join Adam, Rich, Youssef, and Harjaan at the desk for this week's episode.
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