Doug DeMuro Podcast: Electric Trucks, Manual Transmission Decline & Bugatti Speed Record
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In a recent episode of Doug DeMuro's podcast, the team delved into the dark side of technology, discussing incidents where electric pickup trucks were tragically used to cause harm. The sheer weight, silence, and speed of these vehicles played a significant role in these events, sparking a conversation about the unique characteristics of electric trucks. Shifting gears, the discussion moved to the dwindling presence of manual transmissions in the automotive industry, with only a handful of base models still offering this feature. Brands like BMW and Toyota emerged as leaders in preserving the manual transmission tradition, much to the delight of enthusiasts.
The podcast hosts then turned their attention to the potential merger between automotive giants Nissan and Honda, raising concerns about the implications of non-Japanese ownership. The conversation highlighted the pressure on these companies to navigate the complex landscape of mergers and acquisitions in the industry. As the discussion unfolded, the team explored the Bugatti Molsheim's latest achievement in setting a new speed record for production convertibles. The Bugatti Molsheim's remarkable feat of reaching 282 mph in an open-roof car left enthusiasts in awe of its performance capabilities.
Throughout the podcast, the hosts engaged in lively banter, offering insights and opinions on various automotive topics with their signature humor and wit. From dissecting the implications of technological advancements to reminiscing about classic car models, the podcast provided a mix of informative content and entertaining anecdotes for car enthusiasts. As they navigated through the latest news and developments in the automotive world, the hosts maintained a dynamic and engaging dialogue that kept listeners hooked till the very end.
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Kennan using all three wishes on parts for his E39 M5
Excitement for the future of the hosts in 10 years
Appreciation for Doug pronouncing Acura correctly
Interest in manual simulation EVs and downloading engine/transmission maps of historic cars
Mention of the smallest V6 engine by Mitsubishi
Enjoyment of watching any video Doug makes, regardless of the car being reviewed
Different perspectives on the controversy surrounding deleted videos
Debate on the quality and significance of cars built in the 80s
Request for specific car reviews by Doug
Interest in races between EVs and ICE vehicles
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