Show Notes
In this episode, Matt dives into current car projects including the E46 M3, S2000, and BMW 1M, breaking down the process of refining and upgrading each build. Matt also talks through the ongoing garage expansion, design decisions, and how the business is shifting toward product development and outsourced installs. Plus, he covers upcoming product launches and wraps things up with a Q&A answering viewer questions on cars, gear, and future plans.
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