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Lyn Woodward (@lyn__woodward), automotive journalist and video reviewer at Kelley Blue Book, joins Jorge Aquino on the Tormenting Tarmac car podcast to talk slow cars, old Porsches and life in automotive media. Lyn's love of cars started in the back jump seats of her dad's Porsche 356 cabriolets, and her first car was a 1977 Datsun B210 with a four-speed manual. Today she daily-drives a 2013 fifth-gen Toyota 4Runner and is deep into a rolling restoration of a 1967 Porsche 912 she bought in November 2023 and got running in time to drive it to Monterey Car Week the following August. We talk why she'd much rather drive a slow car fast, why the interior mattered more than the paint, and the joy of reviewing cars for everyday buyers. We also cover her road from advertising and screenwriting (three produced movies) to 11 years as a car journalist, why good writing still matters, why AI can't drive a car and tell you what it thinks of it, competing in the Rebelle Rally six times (including a podium) and joining its media team this year, a drive-yourself safari in the Serengeti, and what car culture means to her: community. Follow Lyn: @lyn__woodward Tormenting Tarmac car podcast, where the enthusiast never dies. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, I am pleased to welcome back dear friend to the show, Michael Zimmermann of Sotheby's Motorsport. Michael is one of their auction specialists and probably has some of the most hands on experience on the enthusiast market at the moment. We discuss that, him selling his 964 Turbo and getting the next best thing, a Ferrari 550 Maranello. Plus, let's just flip everything we have and move it to an F40. Pipe dreams right? Shoutout to Michael for always being down to hop on. We are a motoring podcast, and enthusiasts never die.

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, I am so honored to welcome Joe Berry on to the podcast. Joe is the host of the new Key Car Culture youtube channel, which is a branch off of Cars and Bids. The content that he and the team have been producing the last 6 months has been nothing short of incredible as they continue to explore car culture all throughout the country. We discuss this in detail, discuss the Anthony Bourdain influence and so much more. Additionally, we go into Joe's catalog and discuss his history as producer on the Grand Tour and producer on Motor Trend's Top Gear. It is fair to say Joe's learning tree is the Nick Saban learning in automotive media. It is unreal and explains his excellence on and off camera. This was a fantastic conversation and I look forward to more episodes with Joe. This comes out on a Monday morning so don't do a whiskey sour but enjoy this while at work. We are motoring podcast and enthusiasts never die.

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, my guest is Nicholas Sparacino. Four years ago this kid was sitting in an SLR at The Bridge. This year he rolled in with his family's own. We are chatting what the SLR McLaren is actually like to drive once you get your foot in it, why you HAVE to drive these cars instead of letting them sit, buying what you can actually afford, and giving back to the car culture that raised him. The future of this hobby is in very good hands. Pour a whiskey sour, take your shoes off and enjoy Nick and I on this week's car podcast.

Hi everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, I am joined by good friend to the show Ryan Bahrke of That Car Show! Ryan alongside Lindsey Jesch and Dan Pilling have made That Car Show one of the very best automotive podcasts in the country over the course of the last 16 months. Their interviews with some of the most important people in automotive has put them on the map and they are as legit as they come. On top of that, for the last 5 years Ryan has been volunteering and writing up the vehicle descriptions as a contributing editor for the Colorado Grand, which is one of the premier car rallies in the world. He just got back from it, so as friends we decided to hop on and go 2 hours and discuss its prestige and why it has been so special the past 37 years. Please check out That Car Show on whichever platforms you have because they put out an amazing product. We are a motoring podcast, and enthusiasts never die.

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, I am joined by longtime friend Jalopy Jeff Sutton. Many of you know Jeff by now but if not, he is one of the biggest automotive content creators coming out of the Phoenix area. He does excellent work on Youtube, Instagram and TikTok. This week we chat about what we believe to be the golden era of automotive, why the Lexus LFA is more raw than people realize, Ford's marketing strategy on the Raptor R and how great are the Genesis products. You find us recording in my dining room while eating some delicious chicken wontons. We are a motoring podcast! And enthusiasts never die!

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, we celebrate 5 years of this podcast and I am excited to welcome Cole Walliser to the show. Cole is well known throughout entertainment as the director of famous GlamBot. You will have seen it at almost every award show in Hollywood, it is awesome. But I bet you did not know that Cole is an enormous automotive enthusiast. We discuss his 91 Mercedes G Wagon 2 door diesel and he just picked up his new to him 992 GT3 6 speed this past holiday season. So yeah, his car credentials are pretty stout. We chat about where his love for cars started, the car culture he grew up in around Vancouver in BC, his love for the 458 and so much more. Plus we chat if his directing job and love for filmmaking affect his enjoyment of movie watching. It is a great conversation and I am so stoked we were able to make this happen. Huge thanks to Cole for hopping on the podcast. Enthusiasts never die!

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT. This week, I am so honored to welcome Alex Roy! Alex is known for his multiple adventures in the Cannonball world, his exceptional writing, eccentric car collection and as of late his consultancy in the world of autonomy. We have a fantastic discussion about how manufacturers actually used cannonball back in the day to appease the public on the automobile, why the E39 BMW M5 is the greatest sports sedan of all time, the story of his family escaping Europe in the second World War, and why Morgan is still fantastic as a brand to this day. This was an amazing discussion with one of the most fascinating dudes in all of automotive media. I look forward to doing more episodes with Alex. This is a motoring podcast, and enthusiasts never die!

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, Jonny Lieberman stops by to talk shop. We are chatting him having just driven the new Audi Nuvolari, why he actually really likes the new Lamborghini Temerario, how McLaren needs to step up their naming scheme and so much more. Always a treat when Lieberman stops by. Give him a follow on IG @jonnylieberman and make sure you are subscribed to his youtube channel Driving with Jonny. We are a motoring podcast. Enthusiasts never die!

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! On this week's episode, I welcome Manuel Carrillo. Manuel is a great a automotive writer, editor, presenter and probably has the best head of hair in automotive media today. We have been friends for a while but this was the first time we had time to actually do a show together and it was well worth the wait. We discuss his 77 911 S aka Project Stork, his trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats to witness and cover the breaking of the speed record with a hydrogen powered vehicle, the $40 million Luce and of course, meeting the icon Jodie Sweedin. This was an amazing conversation and it goes to show that no matter where you are in life, if you have dreams nothing should stop from trying to achieve them. Just do it. An enormous thanks to Manuel for his time and friendship. Make sure you follow him on his social account mc3films and and his website mc3films.com We are a motoring podcast. Enthusiasts never die!

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, I am honored to welcome Jeff Glucker of Motor1.com and of Hooniverse. Jeff is a fantastic automovtive journalist based in Southern California. Having created his own platform with Hooniverse and writing for various publications, his list of adventures is vastly extensive. We discuss his cannonball run with Audi and Electrify America, his whale watching adventure with the G90 M5 Touring, going to Africa with his family for the safari trip of a life time, and so much more. Jeff is the epitome of the last of a dying breed in automotive journalism. Which pains me to write that but at the same time makes me and should make us all strive for that level of adventure. It was awesome getting a chance to have a great conversation with a sensational storyteller and friend. Make sure you check out Jeff on Instagram @hooniversejeff, his Youtube channel @hooniverse and you can find a lot of writing currently at Motor1.com. This is a motoring podcast, and it's where the enthusiasts never dies.

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! This week, I welcome Matt Engdall! A talented photographer based out of the Phoenix area who specializes in a variety of car focuses. We discuss his car journey, which is actually quite interesting, his photography courses, and yes we of course discuss and preview Car Week. Huge shoutout to Matthew and enjoy episode 203 of Tormenting Tarmac, a motoring podcast.

What is going on everyone and welcome back to your favorite motoring podcast, TT! This week, the fun doesn't stop as one of automotive Youtube's OGs makes his first appearance on the show, the legend David Patterson aka That Dude in Blue.David has been on YouTube putting out exceptional content for well over a decade starting from vlogging with his well known S197 Mustang GT aka Smurf, and being one of the most well known content creators who focused on modified cars. We discuss his beginnings from starting in Virginia and how it is a much bigger hub for unique car culture due to the military base there, and deciding to make the move to Atlanta to further expand the channel and himself. Additionally we chat about the strains that the state of California can put on the culture and his thoughts on where YouTube is and where it is going. It is a fascinating discussion and it was the biggest of treats to have someone that has made a name for himself in the automotive media space.Make sure you check out David's other side hustles Patterson car care and projectcarexchange.com.Big thanks to David for his time.Enthusiasts never die!

What is going on everyone and welcome back to TT! We are back at it after dropping our 200th episode. But we continue to grind. This week, I welcome back friend to the show Sarah Jilla calling in from New York City. Sarah is low key a social media mastermind and works behind the scenes of some awesome automotive brands in NYC such as Viva Bastardo, Stray Dog Classics and the new Hidden Roads projects. Additionally, she was kind enough to share her brilliance for our new branding at the show. We chat about the nehind the scenes, Excursions and why they are so cool, is the current gen Bronco the best camera car in the world and we discuss her love hate relationship with British cars. All that and so much more. So bring out the lobsters! And enjoy episode 201 of TT. Enthusiasts never die!

Hello everyone and welcome to a very special episode of the podcast. Today, we celebrate our 200th episode. An insane milestone that I am still trying to process. To celebrate, Ed Bolian of VinWiki joins us on this episode. One of the best story tellers in automotive, a Lamborghini savant and guru of all things Cannonball. We go all over and as expected, he does not disappoint. I hope you all enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed creating it. If you are living under a rock, please check out and subscribe to the VinWiki youtube channel and the Ed Bolian channel and check out the VinWiki app as well. These last 4 and a half years have been an amazing roller coaster and I look forward to more years of bringing you great interviews. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support. Enthusiasts never die!