Auto Exotica

Just say the name “Lamborghini” to an auto enthusiast and their heart rate is sure to rise. But Lamborghini now has the Urus, the company’s first-ever Super SUV. Can an SUV maintain all the hallmarks of a traditionally accepted Lamborghini? In the season two premiere episode, our hosts pit the Urus against Lamborghini’s Huracan Evo sports car to find out.

From Formula 1 wins to legendary supercars, McLaren has become a household name when it comes to performance. Now the company makes a GT, or “Grand Touring,” car. Can a car created for comfort and long-distance travel still be a sports car?

Some of the most iconic automobiles of all time originated in England. Lotus and Aston Martin are two marques of distinction when it comes to not only performance, but beauty and style as well.

Polestar has set its sights on changing the world one car at a time. As an offshoot of Volvo, Polestar has evolved from a performance division to an all-electric focus. The Polestar 2 is the company’s first fully electric
vehicle. Brian and Jennifer head to Detroit, Michigan, the home of the American
automobile, to see if this new offering is indeed a game-changer.

Road trip! Jennifer surprises Brian, a Corvette fan and owner, with a road trip in the C8 midengine Corvette.

Brian guides viewers on a walk-through of the National Corvette Museum before he and Jennifer take the C8 Corvette out on the track to test the limits of the first ever mid-engine Corvette.

The RS6 is an elegant station wagon that also happens to have a 600 horsepower twin-turbo V8. Did we mention it’s a station wagon?!

How different is driving a tank from driving a car? In this exciting episode, Jennifer and Rieck head to Drive A Tank in Kasota, Minnesota to find out. Jennifer’s skills are put to the test at the helm of not one, but four different tanks!

The Ford Mustang has been a symbol of the American automotive landscape for more than fifty years. However, Ford has released a new “Mustang” in the form of an all-electric crossover - is it worthy of the “Mustang” moniker or simply a marketing ploy?

It’s front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive depending on what mode it’s in. Ferrari’s latest supercar, the SF90 is a complex piece of engineering that propels the company into the future. Ferrari’s first-ever series production plug-in hybrid is a numbers mecha but how does all of that technology tranfer to the driving experience? All three hosts take a turn behind the wheel in this explosive season finale.