We're starting it.

Here we are.

Happy Tuesday.

We're already coming in Lapid, which is great.

We got a huge podcast ahead.

We are finishing up our Peak series.

That's right. We are going to do Porsche through the end. Grab a hold of something. Gritch your teeth. We're going to get through this. We got a lot of photos, a lot of discussion about Peak and our two different ways of approaching that. that, but we've got news up front. We hope you've seen our latest piece. It's actually out on

this channel right now. It is the brand new Subaru Outback, like totally rethought Subaru Outback, versus the Mazda. Yes. Well, yeah, and more SUV than ever. Yeah. Against the Mazda CX-50, which frankly exists because the Outback exists. So that's something we wanted to do for a while. Hopefully you've seen that.

A car responding to other cars.

Seriously.

That's the only purpose of that car being built.

We have a little bit of news up front, car debates, car conclusions, a few questions. We've got a lot to do, so we're going to dive right in. Let's start with news up front from Hyundai. they have introduced at the New York Auto Show, April 2026, the Boulder Concept.

I am so intrigued. I am so

excited for Hyundai to go into this market of body on frame. They're claiming they're going to

be investing heavily doing a pickup truck version as well. We've seen renderings of that, but nothing

official from Hyundai. And this is the new Boulder concept. We don't know much about it.

All we know is it follows the art of steel philosophy,

transforming the strength and flexibility of steel into a language of sculptural yet functional beauty.

Who writes this stuff?

The people with marketing degrees that are trying to prove their worth.

That's who writes it, yes.

Here's why, because they have to involve Hyundai Steel, part of the Hyundai Motor Group, inspired by the advanced steel technologies pioneered by Hyundai Steel. The alloy is natural formability. I still don't care. Steel is fine. We're talking about steel again as if it's a brand new discovery. That is what's funny. It's like, have you heard about steel? Did you know? Like just now have you heard about steel? Titanium carbon fiber. Yeah. Steel. So I'm very intrigued by this. But as I've been looking at this, I'm intrigued because, well, maybe Hyundai will attend the Easter Jeep Safari at some point in future.

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