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The Buick Roadmaster from the 1990s was peak American land yacht energy. Massive body, soft suspension, rear wheel drive, and available LT1 V8 power turned this full size wagon and sedan into one of the most unexpectedly lovable cruisers of its era. It was comfortable, absurdly spacious, and somehow developed a cult following among enthusiasts who appreciated old school American luxury mixed with surprising performance potential. Does the Roadmaster deserve its growing collector status?

Hear Jake’s Take on the forgotten GM icon that became a favorite among wagon enthusiasts and sleeper fans alike.

The Ferrari 458 might go down as the peak of modern analog feeling supercars. Naturally aspirated V8, razor sharp steering, and styling that still looks futuristic over a decade later, the 458 delivered drama without needing massive horsepower numbers or hybrid systems. It was loud, responsive, and genuinely exciting at almost any speed. But is it actually Ferrari’s best modern car?

Hear Jake’s Take on the supercar that many enthusiasts believe marked the end of an era.