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And I like the Crown Wagon and I would even consider purchasing one if it weren’t so expensive. -Outback wagon owner.

I love cars ever since I was nine now that I’m ten I found about this show I could not get my eyes off of it but one thing I would like to see in an episode is the Cadillac lyric if you’ve already reviewed this forget what I said but if you haven’t I would love to see it and please feature me in an episode my name is James love the show bye

Talking Cars is a neat show, with some neat people! The consumer reports staff is knowledgeable, and they don’t interrupt each other. Once in a while, the show does get a bit boring, so unless you are an absolute gearhead like I am, expect to skip around a tiny bit. The bottom line: If you like seeing how cars measure up to each other, and learning the latest news, this show is for you. If you want to use this as a resource to find your next car, then even more so. If you don’t know much about cars, this show might be a little bit boring.

I love cars and think they usually do a great jo . They bring in awesome content besides basic stats. I love the Jen, Ryan, and Monty combo. UH Gabe UH Shenhar UH needs to UH be UH off UH the podcast!!!! He says uhmmmm before every couple words and he says that more than actual content. It rly distracts from the show but otherwise good show

The 3 reviewing the Mazda Cx50 are so catty and with veiled undercurrents of of prejudicial conformity. Their giggly commentary was too much to handle, so I opted out after a few minutes. I love a Mazda and have commentary from different publications to thank for my continued patronage of the product. I can take a review for or against a particular product, but when it is delivered with such sophomoric banter, I have to excuse myself.

It’s very informative and interesting. It’s helpful that it is in video so you can see the cars in motion. They have various experts an reviewers on to talk about the different aspects of vehicles, everyone is so well-informed and interesting. Thank you for all the EV reviews and the ‘How to buy a car in 2022’ show, that’s just what I need. Thank you for giving everyone good mics and making sure they are all at the same volume level!

A lot of the cons for cars in their eyes are pros in generally everyone else’s. Also pick pretty stupid things for pros and cons. Seems like they dumbed it down too much. Example: the buttons on the steaming wheel don’t have the click they liked, so they talked about it for 5 minutes. Bad reviews.

In recent episodes I have noticed poor video quality and laggy audio playback. It would be nice to have the show back to a in-person studio as much as I like seeing John’s Audi posters in the background.

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Unfortunate that wokeness has invaded a car podcast.

Very informative.

This is a great podcast to learn about cars

The hosts can use some basic speaking skills, they are supposed to be professional. Instead lots of uhms, likes, and nonsense. One host is more interested in showing off her baby than talking about cars. Not much in terms of stats, reliability, horsepower, etc.

Consumer Report is so full of themselves and have a politcal opinon on everything. Always pushing there own agenda to make cars more expensive. Now they are collecting money for there "cause". THis is what happens when Prius owners become "reviewers".

If you like reviews based on little to no substance by people who also review refrigerators who’ll deliver a review in an up-talking fashion coupled with vocal fry—this podcast is for you.

Pretty Good Podcast.

I am very new to detailing. I’ve always loved to wash my cars but not detailing them. What I have learned from this podcast about towels, products & tips is invaluable to say the least. Keep up the great work. Seems like a genuine great group of people & an excellent company

Hello! I am age 11, turning 12 and I’m super into cars. Researching cars is kinda my topic. You see, I have insomnia and I prefer listening to this while falling asleep 😴 Very informative and interesting to listen to 🧐 I gave this podcast a 4, just shy of a 5 because the podcast can get a little dense from time to time. Other than that, lovin it!🤩

Free of commercial bias, CR gives instructive information on vehicles and the auto industry. Although sometimes a little dry the personalities grow on you over time.

Episodes are a little long for on the go and the hosts show nothing special. Actually found myself more bored than entertained so in effect just kept tuning out

If you have insomnia, this podcast works quite well to put you to sleep.

Couldn’t listen continually for 2 mins.

I appreciate the chatty approach to the podcast. Listener questions are helpful. And honest appraisal of cars & features are appreciated. I like the videos too. Well done.

This is mildly interesting, but much too chatty and low on actual information. Try "Colley on Cars" for far more informative podcasts as well as being entertaining.

I watched 3 episodes and every time they discussed a vehicle i found them to be talking about things that weren't very interesting. To much personal opinions - not enough facts..

This is my favorite of any podcast on any topic, bar none. I just wish the published more consistently and frequently. I could listen every day on my commute.

I've learned a lot from this, and it's also funny and entertaining.

I love the discussions, however, I also annoyed and turned off by the lack of volume control by the speakers. When listening in comfortable sound levels, Constant LOUD laughing by the hosts, close to the mike is unnerving!! This is specially true when listening through earphones. The loud blasts of laughter negates the positives of the program Please instill Better volume control protocols.

The only thing I don't like is how the main guys voice will modulate to a very soft whisper to a loud roar. I love listening to you in my car while I commute but I can only hear half of the things the main guy says. I tune the volume up he talks loud, I turn it down he talks soft. You know how the announcer Chris Berman has two different voices. That's what it feels like. -The title comes from that Will Ferrell skit with Tina Fey. -

A pleasure to watch, thoughtful discussion about the most interesting cars hitting the market. I wish they would show a bit more video of the cars in action, maybe some short in-car videos to bring the driving experience to the viewers.

Superb Podcast! I look forward to it every week. These guys LOVE cars, and have the credibility and credentials to offer unimpeachable advice and commentary.

Ever wonder what CU engineers personally feel about the cars they test? This video gives you the lowdown. I love hearing the testers' subjective responses, whether enthusiasms or loathings. They provide an affective window into the otherwise dry and objective reporting of the magazine. Whether you love cars in general, or want background on a recently introduced model, this podcast should please.