From the beginning we started everyday driver to help people find cars they will love.

Commuting is a chore but driving should be fun.

If you like to drive, then there are cars where your budget, your needs, and fun can all intersect.

And we want to help you find them.

I'm Todd Deacon.

I'm Paul Schmucker, and this is the everyday driver car debate.

Hey thanks for listening.

Welcome back to actually here we are the everyday driver car debate

podcast number two. We are actually back two in a row. Look at us.

Yes, hey, well it's not like we're going to announce every single podcast, which number it is not

but we might no we're not hey we don't think we will that allows us to go out of order but hey

two in a row I may as well call up the number that yeah I think that's pretty

significant so here's what we're going to cover tonight I think that's pretty significant.

So here's what we're going to cover tonight. We're going to cover a similar structure to last week.

We're going to mainly get toward our car debate.

We've had another viewer right in.

This is Michael Thompson from Arlington

Virginia has written for us which is really cool he's written in but prior to that

we're gonna have a little bit of a news discussion about the Mitsubishi Evo

X there's been a press release announcement this week about the stats for the 2015 and final model.

We're going to talk about that a little bit.

We're going to talk about Michael's car dilemma, which is kind of involved, but pretty cool.

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