Incredibly insightful!

If you’re in the industry, this is one of the three top podcasts you need on a regular basis. The other two are also by John McElroy (Autoline After Hours is my #1 and Autoline Daily is my #2 recommended).

Great podcast! Very well executed, structured and easy to understand. It's a shame that this podcast has only 10 reviews. Maybe the video version faired better.

When Hyundai has the slogan "Hyundai, like Sunday", it still makes me shake my head when it pronounced differently by John. Even IF Koreans pronounce it like John does, if the US company is trying to get their name to rhyme with Sunday, why not just oblige them? Seems odd, perhaps even petty, since it's easy to say HUN-DAY. Again, this is a nit, and out 99% of the show and its contents, this is nothing of importance. Just conveying my feedback on this admittedly minor, perhaps moot, point.

John, Keep up the great work. Could you also do a Video Podcast. With the video no longer on Speed I can not see the show only hear it. Thank you

As a podcast Autoline is good and the quality is improving. They've removed all those tiring ads that plagued the podcast for so long, and they're clearly starting to pay special attention to this audio-only version of their show. It doesn't work perfectly and I'm still hoping for a video version, but this is just about the best show out there if you really want to know how the automotive industry works.

This is the sort of old school low-density show that fails miserably as a podcast. It's just a vehicle to deliver you to the advertisers, and takes FOREVER to get started. Ad after ad after ad – I gave up on the latest show after more than SIX MINUTES of advertisements, jingles and general corporate noise before anything at all was said about cars.

If you are have an interest in the automotive industry, this should is a show you should check out on SPEED TV as well as this podcast. The lack of video is a plus for me since I work with this playing in the background. It also keeps file sizes down. It is a talk show, so visuals will not be missed. McElroy delivers smart interviews and his passion for his work is obvious.

This is a great TV show for those working in, or related to the auto industry. The most important thing about that statement is that it's a _TV show_, not a radio show. So why is the podcast only the audio?!?