Cars today are safer, more reliable and packing more technology than ever before.

But if you're looking for an appliance on wheels, this isn't your show.

We want to help everyone find a car they'll really love, capable on the commute and a laugh on your favorite road.

If you take the long way home, this is for you.

New cars, used cars, whatever your budget, whatever your needs.

If you like to drive, we want to help.

I'm Todd.

I'm Paul, and this is the everyday driver car debate. Hey guys, welcome back to the debate.

We've got a lot of information,

as we usually do for this debate this time around.

Two notable debates that I've chosen here out of the flood of emails that we get.

And I'll tell you the reasons.

Both of these have caught my eye here because all right I've just got to jump

in and tell you. First is Jonathan. He's from New Hampshire and he's writing a couple

things caught my eye here. He's in rural New Hampshire and he drives I think the most mileage

that we've ever had anybody drive on the show between 40 and 50,000 miles a year.

That caught my eye and the fact that he's a car guy through and through his grandfather, his dad, I mean huge car history and he's debating do I get a fourth car.

Yeah, that's the second thing thing I don't think we've ever

debated fourth cars I mean we've talked about potential third and that's like okay

all your needs are taken care of should I get a third track car but fourth?

Should I have a fourth?

Who does this?

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