Hey everyone, this episode of the Smoking Tire Podcast is brought to you by

DriveLine 2.0. DriveLine was launched recently and now they are going to

version 2.0 with all kinds of improvements to the system based on your

feedback. There are patches and patches, a real physical patches you can earn

like Boy Scouts through getting points on DriveLine through Miles Traveled,

videos posted or completed of challenges. Beyond just digital badges that no one else sees,

patches can be shared on social media or in the real world to show that you are a master road

stripper. There's improved drive functionality. Now when another user drives a route you've created,

you can see it, see how your fellow motorists take to your favorite drives. In addition to roads

driven, pins can be used to share the places you stop off at, whether it's a restaurant,

a scenic overlook, a store, a hike or a bathroom break share photos with others to make it easy

to find the best spots. And there's an optional mini-map in the video. When you shoot videos of your

drives using the DriveLine app, you can overlay a mini-map that will allow others to see not only

the route you drove, but exactly what roads you're driving. DriveLine 2.0 combines the best of what

DriveLine originally set to offer with customer feedback rigorously implemented. DriveLine in no

way promotes street racing because it's illegal and dangerous and if you get in trouble for street

racing, don't blame us because right here in the ad, we're telling you street racing is the

illegal and stupid. Get the DriveLine app for iOS now and hit the road. On newsstands this week,

you will notice the new issue of CarCraft magazine and you might notice a familiar car on the cover.

That's right, my little fox body is on the cover of CarCraft magazine this month. There's a big

story about it by Mr. John McGann and it is a lovely honor to be a cover story from one of the

old pillars of custom cars in the industry. Go to anywhere magazines are sold and pick up a copy

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