Ep 2: Buying A Stolen BMW (feat. Mike Brewer)

The Car Throttle Podcast

Dennis Publishing

Automotive, Leisure, Comedy

4.8 • 669 Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2020

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In this week's Car Throttle Podcast, we're joined by Wheeler Dealers' very own Mike Brewer to discuss your car stories, unpopular opinions and cool first cars!

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0:00.0	I think Alex is a .
0:02.0	It looks painful.
0:03.0	Oh, man, you're a rain!
0:04.0	My wife has got a Honda Jazz.
0:06.0	Your wife's got a Honda, is she 90?
0:09.0	Hello everybody and welcome to the second ever car throttle podcast where Ethan Jack and I will read out your emails, act as your automotive
0:21.6	agony uncles and discuss unpopular opinions. This week we've got a very special guest, King of
0:28.3	the Car Deal, Mr. Mike Brewer, Outmer! Oh, God. Too much? It's loud again, yeah. Every time you do
0:37.0	that. We have to do it.
0:38.3	Anyway, Mike, it's a pleasure to have you on the second ever Carthroat podcast.
0:42.3	How you doing?
0:43.3	I'm really good.
0:44.3	Very excited to be here amongst you boys, hey?
0:46.3	Titans.
0:47.3	Titans as well.
0:48.3	That's going to be in my Instagram stuff.
0:50.3	I love it.
0:51.3	I love it.
0:52.3	So I'm very, very pleased to be here.
1:00.6	Amazing. Well, we're very pleased to have you. Let's get started very quickly with what we've all been up to last week.
1:05.9	So, Mike, what did you get up to last week? I've had a good week, actually. I've been doing a lot of writing, a little bit of producing.
1:11.0	But the most exciting thing I did in the last week is I went to bought a 1966 Lotus Cortina.
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