Hey car lovers, we're shaking things up a bit, bringing you a preview of a new car podcast

we can't stop listening to. It's named rather aptly car show. It's hosted by Eddie Altraman,

a longtime editor at car and driver and the chief brand officer at Herstados. Like past gas,

it takes a look at how our favorite cars came to be and how they've impacted society. So if you

love past gas, we're sure you're going to enjoy car show. So Eddie's thing is that he thinks all

cars are great, even the truly awful ones, but some cars, he says, transcend their car-ness.

Some cars are a rolling anthropology. On car show, Eddie tells the stories of the vital cars that

have changed how we drive and live. The ones whose significance lies outside the scope of horsepower

or miles per gallon. Cars like the Jeep Wrangler and why it's considered the most American car

ball time and the Bugatti Veyron and its quest to outrun gravity. In this preview, Eddie is joined by

fellow car-fanatic Malcolm Gladwell to share an ode to the last great sports sedan. They take a ride

through the winding roads of upstate New York and Malcolm Silver BMW M5, praising its purity before

automation and excessive trim went enruin to everything. Okay, here's the preview of car show. We

hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. You can hear the full episode and more of car show wherever

you get your podcasts. I'm super nervous driving your car. I know, don't be. It's like, you know,

it's funny. In my old Golf R, I felt invulnerable and then same thing in the Cadillac CTS-V, I feel like,

I really feel like they're going to cover up any errors you make. Yeah. This car is a little

hint of danger. I feel like you're a little bit on your own. You know, they send you off and they say,

you know, be well my son. You're not on your own. Doesn't that a good thing? Doesn't that keep you?

It does keep your control. Yeah, there are no safety nets and that's I think probably good for the

human species in general. A little automotive Darwinism always focuses the mind. I'm Eddie

Alterman and this is car show, my podcast about why we drive what we drive. I'm with my friend

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