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Mike Fernie spent 8+ years at DriveTribe, became Head of Video, and helped build some of the channel’s most-loved nerdy engine deep dives — now he’s gone solo on his own YouTube channel.
We talk Clarkson/Hammond/May behind-the-scenes, how YouTube actually rewards consistency, and what Mike’s building next (including a big-turbo XJS and the infamous V10 MX-5).
https://www.youtube.com/Mike_Fernie
Enjoy.
Show Notes:
00:00 Mike Fernie: the quick backstory (engineering → car media)03:06 Leaving DriveTribe: why he went solo (and what changes)06:05 Making videos people actually finish: workflow + production choices08:56 What the audience really responds to: retention, comments, feedback loops12:10 DriveTribe’s evolution: what worked, what got harder over time14:58 From mech eng to car journalism: how Mike got in18:02 Did DriveTribe change car YouTube / car journalism?20:55 The next phase of content: personal brands vs “channels with presenters”23:54 Favourite videos + experimenting creatively (what he’d do more of)56:00 Icon cars: reliability, running costs, and what’s actually worth owning1:00:48 Mike’s car taste: the stuff he’s drawn to (and why)1:04:09 Project car plans: ambitions, budgets, and “bad ideas”1:08:54 The business of YouTube: strategy, revenue, sustainability1:12:19 Dream gig: building engines with an OEM / real R&D access1:18:41 Engine design shifts: what’s changed (and what’s coming back)1:25:14 High-speed records: what’s possible now, what’s myth1:31:57 Five-car garage: the keeper list + standout car journeys
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Petrol Ped joins me to talk hybrids, from plug-ins to Porsche’s new 911 GTS-T Hybrid. We dig into whether a hybrid is better than the same car without. What makes a good PHEV, why real-world MPG figures are nonsense, and how Porsche is bringing back the ICE Boxster / Cayman.
Enjoy.
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@PetrolPed
Show Notes:
02:51 Plug-In Hybrids vs. Full EVs — The Real-World Trade-Off
06:03 How Modern Plug-In Hybrids Finally Got Good
09:00 Charging, Battery Health, and the Myths Around 3-Pin Leads
11:54 Living With a FEV — Real Use, Real Range
15:03 Why WLTP MPG Figures Mean Nothing
17:51 The Hidden Emissions Debate — Manufacturing vs. Use
21:09 What Actually Matters When Buying a Car
23:49 Are EVs Ready for Everyone Yet?
26:50 When Hybrid Tech Meets Performance Cars
30:04 Porsche 911 GTS-T Hybrid — Engineering a Future 911
32:49 EVs, FEVs and Finding the Right Balance
53:50 Porsche Ownership: When “Bulletproof” Isn’t
57:10 The 718 Spyder — Rediscovering What Driving Feels Like
01:02:22 Porsche’s Next Chapter: ICE, Hybrid, or Electric?
01:10:49 Hydrogen, eFuels and Other Future Powertrains
01:18:07 Have We Hit the Speed Limit for Combustion Cars?
01:34:35 Restomods, Soul and the Future of Car Culture
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I sit down with Tiff Needell — racer first, TV legend second — to talk F1 beginnings, Le Mans nights, and how the airfield days birthed that trademark opposite-lock testing style. We get honest about what makes a car feel alive, the quiet magic of cheap manuals, EV tradeoffs, and Tiff’s forever garage from McLaren F1 to Morris 1000.
Tiff's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1L311xIKsJMmXpyaF1jbbZ
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Show Notes:
00:00 Tiff Needell: End of an Era for Drivers
02:49 Racing Driver → TV: Car Control on Camera
05:35 Motorsport Then vs Now: Cost, Safety, Show
08:45 Tech in Racing: Data, Aero, Tyres, Workload
11:47 Driver Pathways: Karting Costs & Sim Time
15:04 Women in Motorsport: Pipeline & Opportunity
17:54 Why F1 & Group C Thrilled: Power, Noise, Risk
20:45 GT Racing Explained: BoP, Big Grids, Fan Access
23:49 Media’s Role: Storytelling & Authenticity
26:46 Drifting 101: Technique Meets Spectacle
29:42 McLaren F1 Legacy: Design, Feel, Numbers
51:46 Filmmaking x Car Dynamics: Shooting Real Speed
58:05 Hypercars Compared: Performance vs Usability
01:04:13 Auto Media 2.0: YouTube, Algorithms, Niches
01:08:12 Beyond Racing: Golf, Mindset, Longevity
01:17:53 Future of Driving: EVs, Weight, Feedback, Fun
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Al Clark is the founder of Outrun Films and one of the leading automotive directors working in the industry today. From Bugatti and McLaren to Aston Martin, Al’s career spans viral films, major commercials, and the evolution of CGI car production. We discuss his journey from grassroots filming to global campaigns, what goes into making hypercars look their best on screen, and how the industry is adapting to new platforms.
Enjoy,
https://www.outrun.tv/
00:00 – Intro & Al Clark’s path into car filmmaking
03:00 – How car marketing has evolved over the years
06:00 – Social media reshaping how we see cars
09:00 – From photography to video: the big industry shift
12:00 – Viral clips vs lasting storytelling
15:00 – Shooting for Instagram vs cinematic framing
18:00 – Moving from camera operator to director
21:00 – Why story matters in car films
24:00 – Breaking into the automotive film world
27:00 – Working with OEMs & the realities of brand projects
30:00 – Small crews vs 100-person productions
33:00 – Balancing creativity with logistics on set
36:00 – Where car filmmaking is heading next
39:00 – Why passion for cars shows on screen
42:00 – Shooting Bollywood action with supercars
45:00 – Keeping energy high on long shoots
48:00 – Why car enthusiasts make the best crew
54:00 – Second unit directors & filming car action
58:00 – The stunt drivers who make impossible shots possible
01:00 – Standout driving feats on set
01:02 – Behind the Bugatti Chiron 0–400–0 film
01:10 – First steps into CGI car filmmaking
01:22 – Unlocking creativity with full CGI
01:36 – Real cars vs CGI: where the future lies
01:42 – Why real stories and documentary-style films endure
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Miro Zrnčević is the Chief Test and Development Driver at Bugatti Rimac. We talk about his journey from Croatian car journalist to driving the most powerful hypercars in the world, what makes a great test driver, and how you balance engineering, feel, and feedback at 400 km/h.
Enjoy.https://www.rimac-automobili.com/https://www.bugatti.com/
Show Notes:
00:00 The New Era of Hypercars
09:44 From Journalist to Test Driver
16:44 What Makes a Great Test Driver?
24:14 How to Talk to Engineers
30:08 Switching to EVs
40:00 Driving at the Limit
52:54 The Future with Bugatti and Rimac
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Rod Chong is a creative director and automotive cultural icon whose career spans music videos, video games, and real-world car culture. In this episode, Sam explores Rod’s journey from directing rock music videos to co-founding Speedhunters, leading creative direction on Need for Speed and Project CARS, and building cutting-edge car experiences at Race Service with brands like Ferrari and Porsche. It’s a deep dive into racing games, car culture storytelling, and the art of blending virtual and real motorsport.
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Show Notes:
00:00 – Why Loving the Creative Process Matters
02:12 – From Drawing Cars to Directing Culture
06:04 – Making Need for Speed and Project CARS
19:08 – Inside Roborace: Autonomous Racing at Speed
24:46 – The Hard Truth About Game Development
32:11 – Track Days, Sim Rigs, and Getting Serious
39:07 – How Speedhunters Changed Car Media
44:11 – Race Service, F1 Clients, and Global Collabs
49:25 – From Street Car to Hot Wheels Diecast
51:48 – Building a Street-Legal Porsche 935
56:42 – Running Canyons with a Built Cayman
01:01:38 – Best Drives, Future Builds, and Dream Garage
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George Williams returns to talk about launching Get Lost Automotive and their first build, Project Safari — a lifted, reimagined Lotus Elise S1. We cover everything from road trip stories to suspension geometry, design philosophy, and how he’s applying his photographic eye to building cars.
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https://www.getlostautomotive.com/https://www.gfwilliams.net/
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Katarina Kyvalova races everything from pre-war Bentleys to Jaguar E-Types at places like Le Mans, Spa, and Monaco. We talk about her mad first race in a 1928 Bentley, how she handles gearboxes with no synchro, and what it’s really like driving five weeks across the world in the Beijing to Paris rally.
Enjoy.
https://www.instagram.com/kkyvalova/
Chapters:
00:00 – Why Racing Is Addictive
03:01 – From Classic Rally Co-Driver to Vintage Race Addict
05:57 – Baptism by Fire: Her First Race Was a 24-Hour in a 1928 Bentley
09:05 – Endurance Racing in Pre-War Machinery (No Seatbelts, No Syncros)
11:59 – Mastering Crash-Box Gearboxes and Central Throttle Pedals
15:12 – Jumping Between Pre-War Bentleys and GT4 Cars
18:02 – Adjusting Driving Style for Every Car – E-Type vs. Healey vs. LMP
21:02 – Beijing to Paris: A Five-Week Endurance Rally With No Team Support
24:09 – What Makes Historic Racing Totally Different From GT Racing
26:57 – Learning Teamwork at 100kph: Rallying With No Backup
30:07 – Brake Fade, Sticking Throttles & Other Historic Race Surprises
33:10 – Dream Garage, Future Races & the One That Got Away
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Jingyi Chen, Head of Battery at Breathe Battery Technologies, joins me to discuss how software is transforming the way EV batteries are charged, managed, and designed. We get into the science behind fast charging, battery degradation, and why Breathe’s tech is already being used by major OEMs like Volvo, Rimac and Cosworth.
Enjoy.
https://www.breathebatteries.com
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro: Smarter batteries, faster charging
02:48 - What makes lithium-ion batteries tick
05:44 - Battery management software: the brain of the pack
08:30 - Real-time monitoring, diagnostics & control systems
11:36 - Lithium plating, fast charging & what can go wrong
14:38 - Where charging tech is headed next
17:31 - What's coming in future EV battery tech
20:23 - How to treat your battery to make it last
22:27 - Wrapping up: challenges and breakthroughs ahead
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Matt Prior is back for a good rant about car tech gone wrong — from driver-monitoring nags to touchscreens where buttons should be. We cover the charm of the Ineos Grenadier, the Ariel Nomad, small luxury cars, and Matt’s latest purchase, plus behind-the-scenes stories from Autocar’s “My Week in Cars.”
Enjoy.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/
Show Notes:
00:00 – Why Cars Nag You: Attention Assist and Driver Monitoring03:02 – How The Podcast Started (and Who’s Behind It)05:55 – Weird Cars We Love: Niche Gems and Cult Favourites09:05 – Why Car Companies Make Odd Decisions11:37 – Luxury Cars: What Actually Sells and Why14:44 – Can Small Car Makers Survive the EV Shift?17:39 – How Car Design Has Evolved (and What Buyers Want Now)20:31 – Speed Isn’t Everything: What Makes a Great Drive23:49 – When Tech Helps vs When It Just Gets in the Way26:34 – The Laws That Shape the Cars We Get42:43 – Why Small Cars Got So Big47:07 – Premium Feel in Pint-Sized Cars49:06 – Real Quality vs Perceived Quality51:18 – Why New Tech Can Be So Annoying56:33 – Driver Aids: Helpful or Just a Hassle?01:00:46 – Why Simple Cars Are So Hard to Make Now01:09:43 – The UI Problem: Why Are Car Screens Still So Bad?01:15:29 – The Sweet Spot Between Features and Frustration
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Simon Saunders, founder of Ariel Motor Company, returns to chat about the all-new Nomad 2, the future of EVs, Ariel's experimental hypercar, and why some cars just make people smile. We also dive into titanium 3D printing, rally testing, and the psychology of driving.
Enjoy,
https://www.arielmotor.co.uk
Chapters:
03:01 Introducing the Nomad 2: Design and Performance Changes
05:58 Off-Road Capabilities and Customer Experiences
08:58 Testing and Development: Real-World Applications
11:51 The Psychology of Driving: Car Perception and Enjoyment
14:56 Navigating Regulations: The Future of Internal Combustion Engines
18:03 Electric Vehicles: Challenges and Opportunities
23:25 The Future of Electric Vehicles
28:15 Innovations in Electric Bike Design
35:05 3D Printing and Material Advancements
40:31 Design Philosophy and User Experience
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Goran Turkic, founder and CEO of Tedson Motors, returns to the podcast to discuss their bold new project: the Etna. Based on the Lamborghini Gallardo, yet radically re-engineered and redesigned, the Etna aims to deliver the most authentic driving experience possible in 2025. Goran shares insights into the challenges of blending Lamborghini's iconic V10 heritage with cutting-edge technology, achieving over 10,000 RPM, and how they've completely reimagined the Gallardo chassis and aesthetics.
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https://tedsonmotors.com/
Chapters:
00:00 Reinventing the Gallardo: A New Era Begins
09:02 Technical Mastery: Power, Balance, and Production
17:57 Choosing the Gallardo: A Design and Heritage Perspective
25:07 Mastering the V10: Engineering and RPM
33:17 Aerodynamics and Technical Innovations
39:24 Manufacturing Techniques and Future Ambitions
43:12 Client Preferences: Balancing Power and Usability
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Paul Howse shares insights from his fascinating career as a car designer, highlighted by his 11-year tenure at McLaren Automotive where he was instrumental in designing iconic cars like the McLaren P1 and the 720S. From drawing cars in his school books to refining automotive design at Northumbria and the Royal College of Art, Paul discusses the delicate balance between aesthetics, functionality, and innovation in automotive design. He also shares personal stories about the pressures and triumphs at McLaren, his journey into watercolor artistry, and his current exciting projects, including collaborations with Lanzante.
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https://www.paulhowseart.co.uk/
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Amy Heynes (Shore) is an acclaimed automotive and lifestyle photographer known for her distinctive, storytelling style that blends photojournalism with classic automotive scenes. In this episode, Amy joins Sam Moores to delve into her journey from wedding photography to becoming a prominent figure capturing the emotional and human elements of the automotive world. They discuss the nuances of developing a personal style, navigating commercial pressures, and finding genuine inspiration beyond the automotive sector. Amy also shares valuable insights into why limitations spark creativity, the significance of natural lighting, and her experiences shooting iconic events like Goodwood Revival. An inspiring chat for anyone passionate about photography, cars, or the artistry behind capturing moments.
Enjoy.
https://amyshorephotography.com/
Show Notes:
00:00 Finding Your Photography Style
04:57 The Journey into Automotive Photography
10:11 Developing a Unique Perspective
15:11 The Role of Storytelling in Photography
20:08 Inspiration Beyond the Automotive World
25:10 Embracing Limitations for Creativity
29:59 The Importance of Gear and Comfort
34:49 Navigating Social Interactions as a Photographer
36:17 Incorporating Yourself into the Moment
39:31 The Art of Photography: Rules and Personal Style
45:47 Becoming a Nikon Ambassador
51:22 The Evolution of Camera Technology
55:13 Favourite Events and Storytelling in Photography
01:01:47 Visual Beauty and Personal Connection to Photography
01:07:22 Exploring Unique Locations for Photography
01:08:02 Challenges in Photography Shoots
01:10:27 Creative Freedom vs. Client Constraints
01:12:53 The Balance of Freelancing and Collaboration
01:13:03 Hobbies Beyond Photography
01:14:21 The Impact of Music on Creativity
01:19:27 Navigating the Pressure of Video Production
01:21:43 Finding Joy in the Day-to-Day
01:25:54 Memorable Road Trips and Experiences
01:27:14 Dream Cars and Personal Favorites
01:28:07 Undervalued Cars in the Market
01:30:46 Starting a Business in Car Restoration
01:34:15 The Five Car Garage Dream
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Howden Haynes is the Technical Director and co-owner of Progressive Motorsport, known for his engineering skills and extensive experience in top-level racing with Audi Sport Team Joest and Bentley’s Le Mans programs. Howden shares insights into his motorsport journey, from early days at hill climbs to engineering wins at iconic races like Le Mans and DTM. He provides a behind-the-scenes look at the innovations and challenges involved with racing technology, including Audi’s diesel prototypes and advanced hybrid systems.
Explore the complexities and safety aspects of maintaining and racing modern classic LMP cars, the art of navigating technical regulations, and hear anecdotes about his memorable experiences, such as his debut as race engineer with the legendary Audi R8. Essential listening for anyone passionate about motorsport, engineering, and racing innovation.
Enjoy.
https://www.progressive-motorsport.com/
Show Notes:
00:00 The Evolution of Motor Racing Noise
02:59 Journey into Motorsport Engineering
05:53 The Transition to Professional Racing
08:58 The Role of a Race Engineer
12:05 The Importance of Detail in Racing
15:01 Career Path and Learning in Motorsport
18:03 Innovations in Race Technology
21:05 The Move from Bentley to Audi
38:15 The Evolution of DTM Racing
42:22 The Diesel Revolution in Racing
46:52 Complexity and Technology in Modern Racing
50:46 The Challenges of Running Historic Race Cars
56:31 Safety and Regulations in Motorsport
01:01:11 The Future of Hybrid and Electric Racing
01:05:31 The Unique Challenge of Pikes Peak Racing
01:10:24 The Thrill and Danger of Racing
01:12:41 Transitioning from Racing to Engineering
01:16:13 Diverse Engineering Cultures in Motorsport
01:21:56 Cross-Pollination of Skills Across Industries
01:30:37 Innovative Problem Solving in Sports and Beyond
01:31:12 Memorable Driving Experiences and Car Preferences
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In this episode of the Car Chat Podcast, photographer Kevin McCauley, renowned for his distinctive automotive imagery shares insights from his journey from graphic design to professional car photography. Kevin details his evolution from shooting exclusively on iPhones to producing editorial, commercial, and auction photography for leading automotive brands. The discussion explores his unique approach to capturing cars, the importance of embracing event atmospheres, and his new book, "Waiting for the Sun to Come Down," which highlights dramatic car photography in challenging lighting. Kevin also dives into the nuances of social media presence, his approach to creative inspiration, and balancing video and photo projects.
Enjoy.
Explore more about Kevin's work: https://capturingthemachine.com
Show Notes:
00:00 Navigating the Challenges of Car Photography
03:12 The Journey from Graphic Design to Car Photography
06:09 The Balancing Act: Writing and Photography
09:00 The Evolution of Video Content Creation
11:52 Exploring Unique Car Projects
15:00 The Impact of Environment on Car Photography
18:01 The Art of Shooting with a Phone
20:55 Transitioning Back to Professional Photography
23:53 Creating a Book: The Process and Inspiration
37:04 Arranging the Visual Narrative
39:27 The Role of the Publisher
40:53 Choosing the Right Foreword
44:49 Marketing and Production Decisions
46:30 Passion Over Profit
49:35 Creating a Unique Photography Book
51:14 The Evolution of Photography Styles
56:11 The Impact of Technology on Photography
01:01:55 Social Media Strategy and Challenges
01:10:46 The Journey of Car Photography
01:11:52 The Power of Photography
01:14:52 Memories Captured Through Photos
01:16:44 Exploring Photography Techniques
01:20:44 The Challenges of Event Photography
01:23:54 Incorporating People in Photography
01:29:32 The Art of Street Photography
01:34:55 Color Dynamics in Car Photography
01:38:44 Memorable Driving Experiences
01:40:39 The Future of Cars and EVs
01:41:34 Building the Ultimate Car Garage
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Steffen Dobke is the founder of Analogue Automotive, a company that restores and reimagines the Lotus Series 1 Elise. Steffen shares his journey, the philosophy behind Analogue Automotive, and what makes their builds stand out in a world full of ultra expensive 911 restomods. Discover the story and ethos that has shaped these builds.
https://analogueautomotive.co.uk/
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Show Notes:
00:00 The Journey of Customisation in Automotive
03:09 Passion for Performance Cars
06:05 The Art of Suspension Tuning
08:48 Real-World Testing vs. Track Testing
11:59 Building the Ultimate Elise
15:09 The Evolution of Customer Expectations
17:59 Modernising Classic Designs
20:53 The Impact of Technology on Driving Experience
23:46 Understanding Customer Needs and Preferences
28:35 Building the Ultimate Car: Budget and Expectations
30:01 Restoration Costs: The Importance of Quality Donor Cars
31:56 High Standards in Restoration: The Art of Finishing
33:11 Innovations in Carbon Fibre: Aesthetic and Functional Enhancements
35:45 Subtlety vs. Boldness: Customisation Choices for Clients
37:51 The Creative Journey: Building Unique Cars for Clients
39:06 Modernising Classic Cars: Technology and Reliability
41:27 Suspension and Performance: Enhancing Driving Dynamics
44:12 Engine Modifications: Power and Reliability in Classic Cars
46:34 Driving Experience: The Thrill of Performance Cars
49:23 Navigating Regulations: Modifying Cars for Different Markets
51:04 Interior Design: Balancing Comfort and Performance
54:32 Sound and Experience: The Essence of Driving a Sports Car
55:09 The Analog Driving Experience
59:07 Custom Car Modifications and Engineering Challenges
01:01:39 Unique Projects and Client Relationships
01:04:10 The Evolution of Lotus Cars
01:07:43 Memorable Driving Experiences and Favourite Cars
01:10:41 Resto Mod Trends in the Automotive Industry
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Joey Seely, founder of E-Motion Engineering, joins the Car Chat Podcast to discuss his journey from motorsport mechanic to running one of the premier automotive tuning and suspension setup companies. Joey shares his expertise on vehicle dynamics, suspension tuning, his motorsport adventures, and what it takes to make a car truly handle. A deep dive for enthusiasts who appreciate the art and science of automotive engineering.
Enjoy.
https://emotionengineering.co
Show Notes:
00:00 The Art of Porsche Engineering
03:02 Joey Seely's Journey in Racing
05:57 Evolution of Porsche Race Cars
09:02 Challenges of Racing at Pike's Peak
12:03 Memorable Racing Experiences
15:03 The Development of Race Cars
17:56 Chassis Engineering Insights
21:07 Building Cars the Right Way
23:59 Adjustability in Car Tuning
26:48 The Role of Professional Drivers
38:27 The Importance of Quality in Car Parts
41:02 Tailoring Performance for Street and Track
44:11 Understanding Suspension Dynamics
49:07 Optimising Tire Performance
52:32 The Role of Compliance in Suspension
56:06 Building a Reputation in the Car Community
01:00:49 Collaborations and Notable Projects
01:04:06 Comparing Race Cars and Street Cars
01:08:02 The Art of Tailored Car Setup
01:14:29 The Power of Word of Mouth Marketing
01:16:13 The Joy of Driving and Car Enthusiasm
01:18:19 Maintenance of Classic Cars
01:20:42 The Allure of Vintage Porsches
01:22:02 Personal Hot Rods and Racing Experiences
01:26:39 Building Custom Cars: A Passion Project
01:30:26 Future Projects and Innovations in Car Building
01:35:16 Memorable Driving Experiences
01:39:02 The Ideal Sports Car
01:43:22 Undervalued Cars in the Market
01:46:45 The Future of Automotive Technology
01:48:46 The Ultimate Five-Car Garage
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In this episode, I'm joined by Masa Kuji, co-founder of Built By Legends, the renowned Japanese restomod company that brings iconic cars like the Skyline GT-R and classic Honda Civics into the modern age. Masa shares the fascinating journey from producing English-dubbed versions of legendary Japanese car films like Best Motoring and Hot Version to creating bespoke, high-quality restorations with legendary Japanese tuning houses Mines and Spoon Sports. We dive into the meticulous details involved in transforming classic GT-Rs and Civics into reliable, exciting daily drivers that retain their authentic character while incorporating cutting-edge technology and performance enhancements. Masa offers insights into the unique challenges of restoring and improving beloved icons, the evolving market for these collectible cars, and the passion driving the Built By Legends ethos.
https://builtbylegends.jp/en/
Enjoy
Show Notes
00:00 The Evolution of the GTR Series
02:51 Journey into the Car Industry
06:00 Building Built by Legends
08:54 The Ethos Behind Restomodding
11:59 Collaborations with Legendary Tuners
14:51 Performance and Reinforcement of GTRs
18:02 The First Built by Legends GTR
20:57 Popularity and Market Trends of GTRs
24:00 Production Capacity and Restoration Services
26:45 Improving Original Designs
30:09 Customer Customization and Specifications
35:45 Driving Experience of Custom Cars
41:53 Customer Relationships and Build Process
49:08 Cost and Value of Builds
55:30 Restoration Process and Customization
01:00:57 Future of Car Builds and Personal Favorites
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Jonny Hart, founder of Classic Retrofit, joins the podcast to talk about modernising classic cars while preserving their charm. With a background in aerospace and electronics, Jonny has developed innovative plug-and-play solutions that improve reliability, from fuse panels to full climate control systems. We discuss the challenges of integrating modern tech into old-school vehicles, working with restomod pioneers like Singer, and the future of automotive electronics.
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https://www.classicretrofit.com
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