The analogue driving experience is making a comeback #290

The Intercooler

Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel

Cars, The Intercooler, Car, Motorsport, Supercar, Leisure, Automotive, Intercooler, Driving

4.8 • 868 Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel discuss the joys of the analogue driving experience. From manual transmissions to naturally aspirated engines, analogue cars are the most rewarding and enjoyable to drive. And now there's very real evidence to suggest that car makers are finding ways to keep the analogue driving experience alive, so even cars of the future might be interactive and entertaining to drive.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody, Dan Proser here with news of a new product from The Intercooler for those who love
0:06.7	podcasts and just want more great stuff to listen to. It's called The Intercooler Daily podcast. And yes,
0:15.1	we do publish new audio every single day of the week. It's around two and a half hours of audio every week. All of it
0:24.3	completely ad-free. Included in The Intercaller Daily podcast is the regular Monday show, which
0:30.4	you're about to listen to. You get that with no ads. There's also our new Thursday show called
0:36.2	Ask the Intercaller, where we answer your questions.
0:39.9	And throughout the rest of the week, you'll be able to listen to the articles that we publish on our award-winning digital magazine.
0:47.4	And those articles will be voiced by me or Andrew Frankel, my co-founder, and often by the author, be it Richard Porter, Steve Sutcliffe,
0:55.3	or another top writer. So if you want more stuff to listen to on the commute while you're
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1:14.6	Search the Intercaller on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. There will be instructions in the description of this
1:21.3	episode. Signing up takes seconds. By the way, existing TI subscribers get all of this stuff already plus loads more.
1:29.7	This is a new product for those who just want to listen.
1:34.1	The Intercooler Daily podcast, new audio every single day, ad free.
1:39.2	Just search the Intercooler on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
1:42.8	Okay, let's get on with this week's episode.
1:48.4	Welcome back to the Intecula podcast. Everybody, the podcast powered by car finance specialist
1:54.0	JBR Capital with me Dan Prosser and him, Andrew Frankel. This week we are talking about the analogue driving experience.
2:04.1	Yeah, I vaguely remember it.
2:07.5	And actually, I think if you love driving, if you enjoy the process of operating a car,
2:14.8	really it's the analogue experience that you enjoy.
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