Hosts Brendan and Ian are back with an episode that asks the question: would you keep a car forever? Which car? Is there even such a thing as a "forever car"?
The two discuss what makes a car worth keeping versus getting rid of, including factors such as maintenance, value (both monetary and sentimental), and usage. They look back on cars from their past and honor some of those cars that they have had to say goodbye to over the years.
Plus, will Brendan convince Ian to buy a new daily driver? Please don't tell the Alltrack...
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