This is a car show, but it's also more because cars connect us to every part of our lives.

Families, careers, hobbies, and adventures we never expected.

So you should have a car you love. We're here to help. I'm Todd.

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

Happy New Year everybody. Welcome to 2024 and you're right that was a brand new intro up front

It's the thing we do every year. It's another year. I cannot believe it

You don't like it when I reminisce on dates, I'm going to say it. We haven't reached

it yet but during this calendar year we will reach the 10th year anniversary of

doing the podcast. We started in 2014. Yeah. After we shot Mid-Injes and Mountains, which is interesting because one of the things

we're going to do later this year, we're going to talk about upcoming stuff for the year, we've

got a really good car debate, thank you guys for questions as always but I

should mention one little bit of news that's happened while we have been away for

the last week or so and that is have any of you read about Daihatsu when the last time

you even said the word Daihatsu?

It's been about 20 years.

It has been a while, but here's the thing.

They don't really sell cars in the U.S. but they make a lot of K-cars and

K-trucks, sold in Japan, Malaysia, around the world elsewhere.

You sometimes see them like on airports and stuff as well.

They're the little tiny Daihatsu K trucks.

Daihatsu is entirely owned by Toyota.

Right, right.

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