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The 2000s weren’t just a decade, they were a golden era for cars. From bold designs to unforgettable performance, these lineups defined a time when car culture was everywhere, pop music ruled the airwaves, racing games kept us up late, and posters covered bedroom walls. This video looks back at the cars that shaped an entire generation and asks the big question: did we ever have it this good again? Drop a comment with your favorite 2000s car and let’s settle it.

It's that time of the year again! The guys share what they feel are the Car, SUV, Truck and EV that best accomplishes its stated task in its field! Which vehicles will take home the trophies? Tune in to find out! Let us know which vehicles you would have selected as well!

Excellent car designs are timeless, and in this episode the guys sit down to discuss what they feel are the most timeless designs in recent memory, the designs that will age well far into the future.

In this episode the guys take a look at cars that others may not want to take a look at. These cars were ahead of their time in design, and we have a soft spot for them, do you agree?

In this episode the guys continue on their series of the best lineups of each decade. This week it's the 90s!

This episode is all about the unsung heroes of the powertrain word: the transmission. Typically designed to blend into the background and ensure smooth performance, the transmission can also be a thing of engagement and joy to the enthusiast. These are the best manual, automatic and dual-clutch transmissions on sale today. CVTs need not apply.

In this episode, the guys take a look at cars that missed their mark. It could be product planning, execution or just not reading the room, these are the worst new cars of 2025.

From EVs to performance beasts, Greg and Jordan break down their picks for the most exciting new cars of 2025. Whether you're shopping, dreaming, or just along for the ride — this is The Drivers Line. Buckle up. #BestCars2025 #TheDriversLine #CarReview #NewCars

The guys go in the opposite direction from their last episode. They try to take some popular "cool" cars down a couple notches and bring them back down to reality. What cars are writing checks that their performance can't cash? Let us know if you agree or disagree, and what else needs to be on this list.

In this episode of The Driver's Line Podcast, the guys discuss cars that to the common man, look like pretty basic - or even terrible - transportation, but in reality have some really cool and unique features that make them a standout. Have you owned a car on this list?

Some cars are a sight to behold, a joy to drive and pleasure to sit in...yet something scary can still lurk beneath the surface. In this episode, Greg and Jordan share cars that they think have all the right features, except .... reliability. It's our "Fear Factor". Is there a car you really desire, but the maintenance cost scare you away?

An email came in asking the guys to share what they felt were the best manufacturer lineup of the 1980s - a noted low-point in the automotive world - except for some. Hear what the guys picked as their favorites!

Sometimes there are cars that come along that would be truly great, or at least competitive, but the bean-counters got their say and have made certain elements super cheap. These are some of the worst offenders.

The guys discuss what they believe are the most beautiful cars ever made. The cost difference between cars on this list are in the millions of dollars, but they all share classic, purposeful beauty that will never age. What cars do you think belong on this list?

As drivers a big part of what we love is to hear the noises our cars make as we drive them on our favorite roads, or even start them up after they've been sitting overnight. In this episode the guys share what they think are the best sounding 4, 5, 6, 8 10, 12 and 16 cylinder engines. *We apologize for the audio issues in this segment, particularly due to the nature of this content. Technical difficulties interfered with the sound equipment while at the NYIAS. We are working on a solution for future episodes*