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Notablog Automotive Podcast has published 11 episodes.

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Notablog Automotive Podcast

Hosted by notablogpodcast · leisure · EN · 11 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Car reviews, car news and behind-the-scenes stories of the automotive industry with car journalists Byron Hurd and James Riswick. Featuring interviews with automotive industry insiders and other car writers. Subscribe, let us know how we’re doing and please demand that we talk about that one car no one ever talks about.Instagram: @jamesriswick and @byronhurdBlueSky: @jriz.bsky.social

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What is Notablog Automotive Podcast?

Notablog Automotive Podcast is a leisure podcast hosted by notablogpodcast, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #11
Best Not-a-Tesla EVs; Reviews of Maverick Lobo, Bronco Sport Sasquatch & BMW M5 Touring
Apr 15, 202550 minS1
Episode 11: Byron's Going to Mexico? Produced by Erik Maier We're back after a hiatus! Welcome back us! Byron kicks things off by reviewing the updated 2025 Ford Bronco Sport, and more specifically, the trim levels now offered with the Sasquatch off-roading package. He also got to drive the updated 2025 Ford Maverick, including the new Maverick Lobo street truck. Switching over to the action in California, James reviews the 2025 BMW M5 Touring, the first M5 wagon to make it to the States. Is he just as underwhelmed by it as when he saw it unveiled at Pebble...
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Episode #10
Reviews of Tundra TRD Sport, Porsche Macan EV, Hyundai Elantra; Kia EV news; Car theme park rides
Mar 4, 202545 minS1
Episode 10: The One with the Rental Elantra Produced by Erik Maier Byron and James kick off the show talking about the latest Kia EV news, including the EV4 electric sedan we'll get here and the Concept EV3 SUV that we won't. James then reviews the Toyota Tundra TRD Sport, the new, entry-level off-roading version of the Tundra. He compares it to the similar Ram 1500 Warlock. Next they turn to Byron's experience in a humble Hyundai Elantra rental car and how base trim levels (and rental cars) aren't that bad any more. Far from it! James...
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Episode #9
A Dodge Roadster?; VW ID. Buzz Review; Subaru Forester; BTS of a Press Event
Feb 18, 202545 minS1
Episode 9: The Buzz Produced by Erik Maier In this week's episode, James has just arrived in Palm Springs for the Hyundai Ioniq 5 XRT press launch after traversing the greater L.A. area in an atmospheric river. Old Mercedes wagon FTW again. They then turn to a review of the VW ID. Buzz, which garnered more (positive) attention than any car James can remember in nearly 20 years of car testing. Next up is a review of a very different type of vehicle (for better and for worse), the new Subaru Forester. In the news section, Byron...
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Episode #8
Toyota 4Runner & Jeep Wagoneer S Reviewed; Chevy Tahoe's Stupid 24" Wheels; Honda News
Feb 4, 20251h 2mS1
Episode 8: 24-Inch Wheels are Stupid Produced by Erik Maier Byron reviews the new Jeep Wagoneer S, the first all-electric vehicle from Jeep. James then reviews the long-awaited new Toyota 4Runner, specifically the TRD Off Road trim level. They then turn to the revised 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe and the ridiculous 24-inch wheel option that just about ruins the thing. James gets quite cheesed about it. They also review the updated 2025 Acura MDX Type S. In the news segment Byron details what he learned from a recent trip to Honda's new manufacturing center in Ohio. A game of "...
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Episode #7
Ram Warlock (yay); Chevy Traverse Z71 (yuck); Tesla Model Y Juniper; Acura RSX; What the hell is Stellantis doing?
Jan 21, 20251h 2mS1
Episode 7: Let's take the Warlock! Produced by Erik Maier We kick off this week's episode talking about two off-road-oriented new vehicles, one James liked and one he very much did not: the Ram 1500 Warlock and the Chevy Traverse Z71. Next, they turn to a hefty pile of car news. They discuss the new Acura RSX, including the way it looks and whether the original "RSX" really has that much of a fanbase to piss off? They turn to the just-revealed Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid, the coming-soon-but-yet-to-be-seen Honda CR-V TrailSport and the revamped Tesla Model Y Juniper...
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Notablog Automotive Podcast

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Notablog Automotive Podcast?

About the host

Recent episodes

Best Not-a-Tesla EVs; Reviews of Maverick Lobo, Bronco Sport Sasquatch & BMW M5 Touring

Reviews of Tundra TRD Sport, Porsche Macan EV, Hyundai Elantra; Kia EV news; Car theme park rides

A Dodge Roadster?; VW ID. Buzz Review; Subaru Forester; BTS of a Press Event

Toyota 4Runner & Jeep Wagoneer S Reviewed; Chevy Tahoe's Stupid 24" Wheels; Honda News

Ram Warlock (yay); Chevy Traverse Z71 (yuck); Tesla Model Y Juniper; Acura RSX; What the hell is Stellantis doing?

Guest Appearances

James Bell

Jessica Ray

Reese Counts

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Best industries to pitch Notablog Automotive Podcast for

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Notablog Automotive Podcast

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Notablog Automotive Podcast?

About the host

Recent episodes

Best Not-a-Tesla EVs; Reviews of Maverick Lobo, Bronco Sport Sasquatch & BMW M5 Touring

Reviews of Tundra TRD Sport, Porsche Macan EV, Hyundai Elantra; Kia EV news; Car theme park rides

A Dodge Roadster?; VW ID. Buzz Review; Subaru Forester; BTS of a Press Event

Toyota 4Runner & Jeep Wagoneer S Reviewed; Chevy Tahoe's Stupid 24" Wheels; Honda News

Ram Warlock (yay); Chevy Traverse Z71 (yuck); Tesla Model Y Juniper; Acura RSX; What the hell is Stellantis doing?

Guest Appearances

James Bell

Jessica Ray

Reese Counts

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Notablog Automotive Podcast for

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