AutoLooks Podcast

Rebirth Vehicles

    Copycats are famous around the world, but what about the vehicles which are intentionally brought back in the image of a previous model.  It seems a few companies are doing this today to help bring back some past favorites.  While some are made by other manufactures with the original companies blessing, others carry a resemblance to the original.  AutoLooks takes a look at this new market to see why companies are doing this.
 
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Electric Checker

    Similar to the black cabs of London, yellow checker cabs used to be the standard for both New York and Chicago.  Today you won't find any Checker cabs from CMC, but with a rise in retro inspired electric vehicles today, could they return.  This is what AutoLooks takes a look at, as we travel along with the original Checker Cab from its beginnings, to what could be its future.
 
Everett J.
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Mother Trucker

     From cars to shoes, nearly everything you use in your daily life is delivered via a truck.  So, why is it so important that we keep this transportation line moving and what is in store for this industry in the future?  AutoLooks takes a look at the mother truckers who bring you your products and what the future has in store for them.
 
Everett J.
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Green Delivery

We follow up on our Green Transportation podcast with a look at the entire industry of transportation. What will the future have in store for getting our products to us and how will if affect the workers within the current industry. We cover all of this plus more in this podcast.Everett J.AutoLooks.net

Just do it Infiniti!

     Infiniti has been around since 1989 and has been trying hard to get seen as true luxury make.  But how can you do that without your own aftermarket products?  This is a question Infiniti has been playing around with for over a decade and still has not pushed the light on.  But why?  This is a question which AutoLooks takes a look at in this podcast.
 
Everett J.
#autolooks, @AutoLooks.net

For the Love of Cars

     Everyone loves something and some of us just have a true love affair for that one thing.  Love comes in all shapes and sizes and it can even surprise you sometimes.  Not all of us can find true love, but we all find something in life we truly love.  For AutoLooks, that love is our love of the auto industry.  But, what about you, our listener, what do you love about this industry and why do you love it so much.  We ask and in some ways answer this question on this our special "Valentines Day" podcast.
 
Everett J.
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Special Editions

    Special editions are everywhere, but what purpose do they really have in the automotive world.  The reasoning might be deeper than you think.  Follow AutoLooks on a journey to take a look at why companies produce special editions and money is not always the reason.
 
Everett J.
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Japan’s Full Size Trucks

    Japan can dominate every sector of the American automotive market, except for one.  Could there be a good reason why they just can win the full size truck market, or are our values to engrained in North American products to look at a Japanese full size pickup.  This and more is covered on this podcast.
Everett J.
#autolooks, @autolooks.net

Road Trippin’

    Have you ever taken a random road trip or have just gotten in your vehicle and just drove.  This is something that is disappearing from society today, as the road trip gives way to flying.  But what are you really missing when you fly over the highway.  That is something we will look at in this podcast.
 
Everett J.
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Copycat Hyundai Motor Group

     Hyundai got its start with some help from Ford.  Utilizing the Cortina as their own they paved the way for the Korean auto industry.  Now they are one of the top five biggest automakers out there, so why are they still copying other companies designs.  This is a question we have for the Hyundai Motor Group, as AutoLooks dives deep into their past to bring to light the copying background of the Hyundai Motor Groups divisions.
 
Everett J.
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