Today on That Car Show, it’s our pal Lyn Woodward. Lyn’s the Lead Editor for Content at Kelley Blue Book but she’s done it all, really. Child actor, screenwriter, television producer, rally driver, commentator... She’s written for the New York Times, Forbes, MotorTrend, Autoweek, and The Drive among many others. But no matter the platform, Lyn’s got a great presence and a no-nonsense approach that really puts her in a class of one.

This one clocks in at two hours, but, we promise, it’s worth listening to the end. And, really, we were just getting going. If you like what you hear, let your enthusiast friends know and make sure you follow, subscribe, rate and review. Everyone seems to have a car podcast these days and it’s this support that keeps an independent show like ours going strong. But, back to the show; it's a fun one. It’s Lindsey, it’s Ryan, it’s Lyn Woodward… and it’s That Car Show.

We spill the tea from Arizona Car Week, push the Lucid Gravity through some corners, check in on the Tesla Roadster and settle on the most “mid” cars you can buy today. It’s That Car Show.

Tonight on That Car Show, it's a crew show with Lindsay, Michael and Ryan hanging out for way too long while Danny P's down in Arizona for Scottsdale Car Week. We talk about some of the surprising prices achieved at the recent Mecum auction in Kissimmee, Florida; like almost $18 million for an Enzo. Mecum, you come, we all come. And after the great time we had talking with Hagerty's John Wiley last week, it's the debut of our very own That Car Show BS Market List… the cars that we think are only going to go up this year. Also the absolute worst cars we've ever driven. Here's your trigger warning now, BMW people. All that and a lot of laughs. It's That Car Show.