Show Notes
Things non-car people never understand… from why we even love cars, to their belief that there's nowhere you can legally drive a car over the speed limit!
In this episode, James, Ant and Will break down the divide between car people and everyone else — with stories, confessions and the everyday moments that only car people will understand!
★ Featuring: • James: https://youtube.com/@JayEmmOnCars • Ant: https://youtube.com/@sportzntouring • Will: https://youtube.com/@WillThePlank
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