The Driver's Line

The car seat is something we really take for granted, it can make or break (your back) or your experience with your cars! The guys sit down to chat about some of the best seats they have had the ability to sit in, while avoiding the overpriced inaccessible super-luxury marques.

The guys sit down at the NYIAS to review some of the big new reveals here in NY, and discuss the potential of each new release in the marketplace.

The guys look over all the latest models on sale in the U.S. to see what would be some outstanding pics for 2026

In this episode, the guys take a look and their car crystal ball to see which brands they see having a great 2026, and which ones will want to fast-forward to 2027.🔔 Don't forget to like, review, and subscribe for more unique car reviews and automotive adventures!📌 Follow Us: https://linktr.ee/thedriversline

The new season of F1 is right around the corner, let's see which teams are hitting the apex, and which ones can barely stay out of the pits.

There are many common features we take for granted that weren't always mainstream. In this episode the guys talk about cars (some successful, some not) that had features that were way ahead of their time, but are now commonplace.

The 2000s weren’t just a decade, they were a golden era for cars. From bold designs to unforgettable performance, these lineups defined a time when car culture was everywhere, pop music ruled the airwaves, racing games kept us up late, and posters covered bedroom walls. This video looks back at the cars that shaped an entire generation and asks the big question: did we ever have it this good again? Drop a comment with your favorite 2000s car and let’s settle it.

It's that time of the year again! The guys share what they feel are the Car, SUV, Truck and EV that best accomplishes its stated task in its field! Which vehicles will take home the trophies? Tune in to find out! Let us know which vehicles you would have selected as well!

Excellent car designs are timeless, and in this episode the guys sit down to discuss what they feel are the most timeless designs in recent memory, the designs that will age well far into the future.

In this episode the guys take a look at cars that others may not want to take a look at. These cars were ahead of their time in design, and we have a soft spot for them, do you agree?

In this episode the guys continue on their series of the best lineups of each decade. This week it's the 90s!

This episode is all about the unsung heroes of the powertrain word: the transmission. Typically designed to blend into the background and ensure smooth performance, the transmission can also be a thing of engagement and joy to the enthusiast. These are the best manual, automatic and dual-clutch transmissions on sale today. CVTs need not apply.

In this episode, the guys take a look at cars that missed their mark. It could be product planning, execution or just not reading the room, these are the worst new cars of 2025.

From EVs to performance beasts, Greg and Jordan break down their picks for the most exciting new cars of 2025. Whether you're shopping, dreaming, or just along for the ride — this is The Drivers Line. Buckle up.#BestCars2025 #TheDriversLine #CarReview #NewCars

The guys go in the opposite direction from their last episode. They try to take some popular "cool" cars down a couple notches and bring them back down to reality. What cars are writing checks that their performance can't cash? Let us know if you agree or disagree, and what else needs to be on this list.

In this episode of The Driver's Line Podcast, the guys discuss cars that to the common man, look like pretty basic - or even terrible - transportation, but in reality have some really cool and unique features that make them a standout. Have you owned a car on this list?

Some cars are a sight to behold, a joy to drive and pleasure to sit in...yet something scary can still lurk beneath the surface. In this episode, Greg and Jordan share cars that they think have all the right features, except .... reliability. It's our "Fear Factor". Is there a car you really desire, but the maintenance cost scare you away?

An email came in asking the guys to share what they felt were the best manufacturer lineup of the 1980s - a noted low-point in the automotive world - except for some. Hear what the guys picked as their favorites!

Sometimes there are cars that come along that would be truly great, or at least competitive, but the bean-counters got their say and have made certain elements super cheap. These are some of the worst offenders.

The guys discuss what they believe are the most beautiful cars ever made. The cost difference between cars on this list are in the millions of dollars, but they all share classic, purposeful beauty that will never age. What cars do you think belong on this list?

As drivers a big part of what we love is to hear the noises our cars make as we drive them on our favorite roads, or even start them up after they've been sitting overnight. In this episode the guys share what they think are the best sounding 4, 5, 6, 8 10, 12 and 16 cylinder engines. *We apologize for the audio issues in this segment, particularly due to the nature of this content. Technical difficulties interfered with the sound equipment while at the NYIAS. We are working on a solution for future episodes*

It's the 2025 New York International Autoshow, but instead of just listening to Greg and Jordan talk about their favorite cars of the show, the guys get the opinion of an "everyday man". See what an everyday man thinks about the latest debuts from the New York International Autoshow! Do you agree with him?

There are times when a car is something to behold, its got style, its got handling, its got some really stand out features that are oh so promising... and then you start the engine and it becomes a complete let down. This podcast is dedicated to some of the worst offenders, the engines that ruined great cars.

Sometimes all it takes to make a car truly great, is that little bit (or a lotta bit) of the performance that it was missing. For "April Fools" the guys look at cars that appeared to be pretty ho hum when they debuted, but through the use of tuning, power and grit - transformed into classics to be cherished for years to come, and made fools of their critics.

There have been several big updates in the world of F1. From Cadillac, to China, the guys have you covered. Tune in to hear the latest update!

In recognition of The Driver's Line loyal viewers from India, the guys put together a list of their favorite cars from the subcontinent. There are so many great vehicles on offer, the guys got pretty jealous. See which cars they picked! Are there any cools ones they missed?

You have teams of engineers, spending sleepness nights tinkering with all the necessary elements to elevate your cars to the next level. A performance brand is just what your brand needs to elevate its status...only to select a name that really doesn't do it justice. These are some of the worst names for automotive performance brands. Did we miss any that you think belong on the list?

From Boomers to Gen Z, each unique generation has their biggest wants and needs. Greg and Jordan have gone through and picked a car that they feel best represent the values of each generation. Tune in and see what they picked!

In this installment of The United Cars of America series, the guys take a trip the home of the North American auto industry: Michigan. They select a car that represent three distinct places that are pure Michigan: Detroit, Marquette and Grand Rapids! Are you a Michigander that hates our choices (or loves them)?

It's a new year, and with a new year comes a new deathwatch! The guys sit down to discuss brands that they think are in deep trouble for this upcoming model year, and why they are on the brink of collapse. Will they be saved, or will the guys successfully predict the disappearance of another automotive brand?

Although a car's design is one of the biggest factors when it comes to picking your favorite car, sometimes the right set of wheels can really set that design off! The guys sit down to talk about their favorite factory OEM wheels over the years, and even throw in an aftermarket wheel that they thing looks good on basically anything! What wheel is it? Tune in to check it out 

It's not often that two (or more) Japanese automakers talk about joining together, this is one of those times. What do Honda and Nissan see in each other that would make this make sense? The guys also look into which other automakers they think would make a great couple! 

Hopping on to a recent social media trend, the guys dreamed about what kind of garage we would want to have if we had unlimited resources, but could only purchase from one brand.

In a continuation of the UCA series, Greg and Jordan sit down to discuss what cars they believe best represent three distinct cities in the Empire State: New York City, The Hamptons and Buffalo!

Money is no object. We have the resources. We can build it faster, lighter, better. The guys sit down to create what they consider the ideal vehicle by combining their favorite, platforms, powertrains, interiors and styling to create their version of the Six Billion Dollar car.

In the premiere episode of season 2, Greg and Jordan return to have a couch discussion about some of the worst automotive driving behaviors, and hopeful that we can make some new year's resolutions to make some changes.

In the final episode of 2024, and season 1, the guys sit down to reflect on some cars that best represent the Driver's Line values: fun, fast and (relatively) affordable. Winners will be crowned in the categories of Truck, EV, SUV and Overall Car of the Year! Tune in to see their picks!

Jordan and Greg have worked hard all year making sure they aren't on Santa's naughty list (Well Greg probably tried a little bit less if we're honest), in hopes that they may end up with a gift under their tree...specifically one of these impossible to get foreign-only model vehicles that they wish were sold stateside.  

In the next part of the United Cars of America episode, the guys head to the west coast to beautiful California. While there they discuss cars that represent three distinct cities, San Diego, San Francisco and Beverly Hills!

The guys discuss car modifications that really get under their skin. Ranging from things that make cars look dumb, to things that make cars dangerous and everything in between. 

The Driver's Line is focused on brining the best driving experiences out there, and part of that is making sure you have the right tool for the job. In this episode, the guys sit down to discuss what they believe are the best driving options for a $30K, $50K and $100K budget, brining you new and used options as well. Are there any cars you feel belong in this grouping? Let us know in the comments!

In a yearly tradition, the guys try to give each other the automotive spooks around Halloween season. This year they attempt to build the scariest vehicle possible by sewing together the worst automotive bits from around the industry. Tune in to check out what the guys have built for each other! Can you think of a scarier combination?

Each state in the USA has its own unique culture and personality. Within each state, there are cities that showcase unique elements of that state's culture. Greg and Jordan have set forth on a journey across the United States, selecting a three cities from each state, and the cars that best represent the personalities of those cities. This is "The United Cars of America: Florida Edition!  

While refreshed designs and redesigned models often bring a host of beneficial changes to an automobile, sometimes automakers miss the mark. Often, this is due to a complete change in design direction. In this episode, the guys each highlight three cars that they think actually got worse from one iteration to another... the worst car blowups!

Some cars start off on the wrong foot. Terrible designs, poor cabin materials and cost-cutting can lead to issues moving metal for the automaker. It's always great when an automaker can turn that design around and create a successful redesign. Here are some of the best according to The Driver's Line!

In this episode, the guys daydream about brining back two famous icons of the automotive world. These cars represent driving pleasure in its purest form, and create a stark difference to where the current automotive world is headed. Tune in to see which cars they selected.

In this episode, we’re diving into the world of new cars and exploring which models offer the best resale value. Whether you’re planning to upgrade your ride or just curious about the smartest investment in the automotive market, this video has got you covered.

We've done the $1,000,00 dream garage, the $100,000 garage, and now we knock it down one more step. One daily, one sports car... two cars for $10,000. Check out how the guys would spend $10,000 on two cars!

The average transaction price for a new car in the United States is $48,000. So Greg and Jordan set out on a search for the best used vehicles that can be had for that price. One car, one sports car and one SUV each.

Automakers often took to highly visited vacation spots and cities around the world for naming inspiration. We look at examples of times when the car doesn't quite live up to the expectations of the place it is named after.