These Are Your Favorite MotorWeek Videos

I enjoyed Goss’s Garage, Pat Goss explained everything so that even a dummy who got a C- in auto shop could understand it.

Not that I ever knew anyone like that.

(Damn you GM and your stupid Quadrajet carburetor.... Damn you all to hell!)

Sadly, Pat was noticeably struggling the last few years after his wife died and I remember watching one episode and thinking to myself that he wasn’t long for this world.

RIP Pat Goss.

I love watching the ones that feature older car categories or have aged so far that the buyers’ sentiment from back then is very different from what people perceive today. A great example of this is the econo-sport comparison:

All of them, especially the part when they make the current college intern awkwardly try to model the interior features, adjust the steering wheel (or flail around to show there are no adjustments) and demonstrate the roominess... or lack thereof... of the back seat.

At a close second is when they put float boats like Chevy Caprices, Buick Roadmasters and Lincoln Town Cars through the slalom and braking tests.

1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme...”the chrome Olds logo on the trunk lid simply got tired of hanging on...”

The Subaru review — I think it was for the XT? — where a full-sized adult tries to literally throw himself into the back seat of what’s really a 2+2.

The first one I remember from my childhood was the 600 SEL review. I’ve been fascinated with it ever since.

1985 Nissan Maxima review was hilarious

The Testarossa one where he kept awkwardly rolling his R’s every time he said the word “Testarossa.”

My favorite of all-time is still probably the first MotorWeek video I ever watched, the 1993 V8 Luxury Sedan Comparison, but honestly they’re all good! There’s something refreshing about no-nonsense, unbiased, and highly information-rich review format. The fact that John Davis and his comforting voice has been the main star of this show for 4 decades says something about its integrity.

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2002 Lexus SC 430