Show Notes
Peter Robinson was Autocar's European Editor for 16 years as part of a 54 year career as a full-time motoring journalist.
As the Editor of Wheels magazine, 'Robbo' gave Steve Cropley his first job in motoring journalism. And given he was in the UK, we couldn't not get Peter to appear on the podcast to catch up with Cropley and Prior.
Join our trio as they talk cars new and old, plus some of Peter's career highlights and lowlights.
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