As Robbie and his wife celebrate 18 years of marriage with a vacation in Japan, we're joined this week by our friend Jill Ciminillo. Jill shares her thoughts on one of the most affordable new cars still offered for sale in the US, the Nissan Versa SR. Nicole hwas been driving something nearly large enough to hold a Versa inside, the Chevrolet Suburban High Country and Sam has the Infiniti QX55 with its silly dual screen infotainment system.

We also have a first drive review of the new 2024 Chevrolet Traverse and a discussion of why Mercedes-Benz won't be adopting the next-generation Apple Carplay. That rolls into a discussion of GM's decision to drop Carplay support from its EVs. NHTSA is looking into why there were two fatal crashes of vehicles running Ford's hands-free BlueCruise system. Tesla has fired its whole Charging team. By 2029 all new vehicles in the US will need automatic emergency braking systems capable of working at speeds up to 90 mph. The woes for Fisker Ocean owners continue with a lack of parts availability.

Links

2024 Chevrolet Traverse

Mercedes-Benz Won't Let CarPlay Take Over

NHTSA Investigating BlueCruise

Tesla fires supercharger team

Tesla fires supercharger team

AEB up to 90 mph to be mandatory by 2029

Fisker Ocean totalled over a $910 door ding

Fisker cannibalizing prototypes for service parts

Chevy Blazer EV infotainment demo 

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