Show Notes
Car interiors are back — and this time, we’re going properly inside.
After last week’s episode was cut short by Craig having somewhere to be, Mike, Tom and Craig return to the subject of clever, curious and catastrophically bad car cabins from the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Expect curry hooks, Mercedes seat-belt butlers, Airscarves, Skoda umbrellas, built-in Volvo child seats, pop-off stereos, questionable green-and-blue trim combinations and the Range Rover whose seats turned blue. There’s also the car interior that helped send its maker into bankruptcy, plus a TVR-assisted jump-start in a field during the tennis.
As ever, the three former road testers and serial crap-car collectors begin by finding out what Craig has bought or sold this week—before introducing a new(ish) game: What IS Craig On About?
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