From the beginning we started everyday driver to help people find cars they will love commuting a chore, but driving should be fun.

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

And we want to help you find them.

I'm Paul. I'm Todd and this is the everyday

driver car debate.

Hello everybody, welcome back. We're excited to have you listening on our podcast.

Yes, please keep listening. Every Tuesday will be podcast.

Thursdays will be video and here we are for another half hour with you doing the

car debate. Well, we've got some very interesting things to talk about for

this podcast we've got the drive channel which has decided to go to the

subscription-based model so we can't wait to talk about that we We're also going to do of course the main reason

we're here is the car debate. We've got a great question from a viewer called Betty in

Canada. We're going to talk about she actually has got a question for herself and for

her daughter so we're going to cover that as well tonight.

Let's talk about the drive thing that happened this week.

This is really interesting, and if you're following this podcast, you're probably very up on what's going on with the announcement that Drive has now gone to the subscription-based model and from what we can understand that's because they can't make enough money

Because their YouTube support has been pulled.

I don't want to overstep our knowledge here.

I mean, the truth is, it looks like, and we're not on the inside.

Let me give you a little, guys, a little bit of background.

We know the guys over at Drive.

I think they would acknowledge knowing us.

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