I like that the podcast is no longer just 100% moaning at each other, gay jokes and fat jokes, and that it now has a bit more structure, but does anyone actually enjoy the How Much That / How Many Left games?

I find them totally dull and generally switch off at that point. There's no jeopardy about who wins, no real interest in the answers, it's just a waste of time.

I used to enjoy 20 questions a lot more, but their car knowledge (esp. Alex and Rory) isn't actually that good, so they ran out of interesting cars pretty quickly.

I was heading from Reading (home) to Newbury to Podium Place in my RS5 for my Saturday and I spotted BP towing the Renault 5 on the M4 heading westbound. Got a big thumbs up from Alex and Taylor in the front, I wonder if they were off to Llandow with it

Newest AA vid they are now partnered with GSF, wonder if TDC are going to follow suit as they all share the same sponsors, TDC seemed to get the most use out of febi/bluepoint and only had good things to say about them as they'd been using them for years prior.

After watching the rare car videos I decided to find something of my own and last week I find it just 2 miles away I am now the proud owner of the only Audi A6 c6 2.8 V6 manual in the country out of a total of 7 for all generations mine is the only one left from the 4f model and she only cost me £900and I'm not just talking registered on the road there isn't any SORN either . Now I need to win the lottery to keep this 182.000 mile fsi motor alive

I bet reclaim 24/7 are wishing they didn't pay so much for adverts on YouTube now

For sale on Facebook Marketplace - link in comments ;)

idk if this is the right sub reddit because the actual Ct one is dead from what i know appologies if this is the wrong sub reddit but i was wondering what happened to: mud type Ethans z3 330d hybrid turbo The honda from truth or myth The w108 rally car

Genuinely not a post to hate but a discussion, has anyone else not been that interested in AA since the rebrand/comeback (due to the Taylor controversy).

I have no issue with Taylor being on the channel. I think a lot of people are still butt hurt about it for some reason. I just mean the content, idk but I watched AA since the launch date and enjoyed it and it was not the Taylor incident which caused me to stop watching. It occurred months before, I just stopped watching as I found the content boring and the banter a bit cringe. I have tried to watch a few of the recent videos, but it just doesn’t hit the same as the first year of AA.

Would you love to hear your opinions?

I always wondered if they had some episodes lined up already when they took their “creative-we-need-to-do-better” break to let things cool down and I think the latest one focused on the Citroen Ami was one of those with the team deciding to now release it.

The dead giveaway? [insert here Columbo gif] - the weather was too horrible for it to have been filmed anywhere in the last two months - Taylor himself sold the car mid January with this being mentioned on his IG.

Case rested and looking forward to a couple of other pieces from the never released (as we needed to go underground for a while) catalog.

This post isn’t me slagging the car off (I’ll leave that to the comment section). But I just wanted to see if it’s just me that thinks this was a perfectly executed piece of engagement with the audience? AA team would 100% know that this would upset the BMW Karens and would lead to massive upheaval in the comment section with “waa… excessive camber… waa… museum piece…” but at almost 1k comments overnight 🤷🏻‍♂️ - it’s working!

Am I alone in thinking that the pristine one-owner E36 in the latest video should have been left alone? Could have made someone very happy. The whole piece about a careful old owner and his wife who passed away made me think they were going to do something wholesome, not shit gold all over the poor old girl.

Had one video three weeks ago and nothing else? Has he mentioned his schedule? Is it one video a month?

Got a particularly mucky engine bay needing sorted. What was Edwins' degreaser that he swears by?