Everyday Driver
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The hosts of "Everyday Driver", Paul and Todd, get behind the microphone to answer questions and help viewers find the right car for their needs. Disagreement and debate are bound to happen. Along the way they discuss what goes on behind the scenes of their review films and other topics throughout the car industry.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Paul and Todd make car advice useful by testing enthusiast choices against the routines, passengers, roads, and compromises they must actually handle.
Paul and Todd turn car shopping into a practical argument about how someone actually drives. Listener questions supply the cases, and the pair test each choice against commutes, family space, back-road enjoyment, running costs, and the temptation to modify a capable car without…
Paul and Todd can make you defend back-road fun in a family SUV debate.
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Announcements, two car debates, and listener questions shape a lively last audio-only studio episode.
The episode opens with announcements and a business first setup before settling into two car debates and a quick run of listener questions. The strongest stretch is the practical one: the hosts keep asking what each car is for, then use that frame to compare the $50,000 off…
Toyota HQ chatter, Elise-vs-Emira nerves, and practical car talk with real ownership stakes.
This car-debate episode lands well for listeners who like practical ownership questions mixed with a bit of ego and nerve. Recorded at Toyota HQ in Plano, it has real event-day energy, and the Lexus and Toyota product talk gives the opening some snap, even if a few reveals are…
A grounded car-shopping debate that turns taste, use case, and temptation into one sharp question.
The episode keeps coming back to a simple question: what actually makes sense in daily life, and what just sounds appealing in the moment. Todd and Paul work through comfort, commute use, stick shift, and convertible appeal without letting the conversation drift too far from the…
Brisk car talk that keeps asking what the build is actually for.
It leans on listener questions and loose car-debate riffing, which gives the episode a clear shape. Nissan job cuts, the logic of modding a Mustang, lowered modern street trucks, and the old question of what a build is for keep circling back to the same practical point: track…
A practical car debate that turns Porsche hierarchy into buying sense.
The episode moves from practical trucks and SUVs into a Porsche hierarchy rundown, with the focus staying on how a car has to work in real life.
A rare Jaguar wagon kicks off a practical, slightly wandering car debate.
Episode 994 follows a listener update with a practical turn: a Civic recommendation leads to a 2018 Jaguar XFS Sportbrake, a wagon said to be one of fewer than 250 in the country.
A Ring trip where weather, sim laps, and group chemistry do the real work.
The episode stays with Todd and Paul outside the studio at the Ring, and it gives the 2025 trip, the unusually good weather, and the eight-person group room to breathe without making any one of them feel like the whole point.
A Belgium hotel-room car debate about why more driving experience can matter as much as the next purchase.
Recorded in Belgium before Spa, the episode leans into the pleasure of being away from the studio and in the middle of a car pilgrimage. Paul and Todd trade track-day anticipation, favorite racetracks and drivers, and a plainspoken case for giving people more driving experience,…
The hosts ask AI to draw a four-door Camaro and a four-door C8 Corvette, and both images come back with an RX-8-style rear door.
Everyday Driver's peak-car debate compares Porsche's 2011 manual-heavy lineup with its 1987 range of sports cars.
GM's 2027 C8 Corvette Grand Sport adds a 6.7-liter LS6 V8 rated at 535 horsepower.
Paul and Todd announce upcoming changes to their podcast, including a live 1000th episode at COTA, and discuss Hooked on Driving track events.
The hosts discuss the concept of 'car preciousness,' where owners avoid driving expensive vehicles due to fear of damage, using listener Russell's story of parking his Porsche 911 and BMW M2.
The hosts discuss listener questions, including how to convince a spouse to sell a Boxster for a Maserati or Aston Martin, and tackle BMW blindness with suggestions like a Charger Hellcat.
Hosts Paul and Todd discuss Nissan's financial troubles, debate the best-sounding car eras, and help a listener move from a modded Mustang to a practical yet fun vehicle.
The hosts answer listener questions about car choices, including a family needing an off-road hauler and a father-son duo inspired by the show.
Paul and Todd discuss automotive news, including a recall for the Volkswagen ID Buzz due to too much third-row space and debate the merits of an all-wheel drive Porsche Cayman EV.
Hosts Paul and Todd recap their 10th anniversary pilgrimage trip to Germany with a group of listeners, sharing highlights from track days at the Nürburgring and Spa, road tours, and personal stories from participants.
Hosts Paul and Todd, recording from Belgium before a track day at Spa, discuss the Slate Truck's minimalist EV design and answer listener questions about saving for dream cars, affordable sports car choices, and car perception issues.
The hosts discuss automotive news, including Nissan's massive financial loss and hybrid supercars from Porsche and Mercedes.
Paul and Todd discuss the potential co-development of the Nissan GT-R and Acura NSX, debate whether off-road vehicles are suitable for city streets, and advise a listener on selling his modified Audi TT.
A $29,995 black BMW M2 with 42,000 miles becomes a Knight Rider-flavored candidate for Mariano, who wants one fun car under $30,000.
The McMurtry Speirling generates about 2,000 kilograms of downforce at a standstill and demonstrated it by driving upside down.
The hosts discuss their upcoming 1000th podcast event at COTA, CES car news, and the Sony Afeela concept car.
The hosts discuss the shift to video podcasts and introduce news about Genesis Magma Racing's new hypercar.
The hosts Paul and Todd introduce the podcast, discuss their recent appearance on another podcast, and preview an upcoming road tour and track day event.
The hosts discuss their recent track day event and share news about GM's statement that Corvette will not become its own brand.
The hosts discuss recent filming experiences and speculate about a V8 Supra for racing, debating its implications for production cars.