Welcome to the Intercooler Podcast.

Hi everyone, welcome to episode one hundred and eighty three of the Intercooler podcast with me Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel, my co-host. This week we're talking about winter cars,

the best winter cars at different budgets. So we start with a very, very modest budget,

a thousand pounds and then we go all the way out to a hundred grand and actually

over a hundred grand because we couldn't resist.

And we talk about what exactly is it that makes a car, a good winter car or a bad winter car?

We've tried to come up with some sensible suggestions, but also a handful of slightly daft suggestions.

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We are talking winter cars this week and the cars we would choose to drive through winter at different price points.

Briefly though, we're just going to touch on the US Grand Prix in Austin, aren't we?

Because it was a fairly sort of absorbing race,

but I think there were a handful of interesting themes going on.

I mean, the order hasn't been shaken up,

but have Mercedes edged towards that

Red Bull do you think? Definitely. Yeah I've also figured out how to completely

even the gap between Red Bull and all the other and the rest of the cars on the grid.

What do you need to do over the winter?

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