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,

and we're here to help. I'm Paul. I'm Todd. And this is the everyday driver car debate.

We're back in studio with an audio only podcast.

Thank you guys for joining us for 950. The last podcast was nuts. It was that they go so fast.

We do the all questions live with you guys, especially when it's non-car questions. We went all over the place. If you miss that one, go back and watch it on our Test Drive videos channel. Of course, the normal podcast feed has it as well.

But we're back.

One of the things that's funny about the way you and I cover stuff is we let the world of automotive happen.

And then we comment on the news as it happens, which means sometimes there's no news.

We start a podcast and it's car debates, which we have two coming up in your questions and thank you.

And other times there's lots of news and this is one of those oh my gosh the news I just want to say thank goodness for

Reddit oh wow they see that's not a sentence I use okay wait in with commentary

that is hilarious because we're talking about Jaguar introducing their new

logo and branding and I have been beating the drum for Jaguar to do something

different and they did are you happy about this different because you know I'm not it feels drum for Jaguar to do something different. And they did. Are you happy about

this different? Because no, I'm not. It feels like what Jaguar decided to announce is just, we're now a

fashion line. Bright colors, lots of diversity, no car in sight. If you dropped out of the sky and

didn't know Jaguar was a car brand, you would leave that commercial convinced it is a fashion line.

I read an article that said somebody on Reddit said it looked like a new line of yogurt.

High-in Greek yogurt.

Uh-huh.

Yo-Guar or Jaggart or something.

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