Car Tech Podcast from CNET

Express launches, Ford sells Jag & Land Rover, Mercedes goes HD, and we drive the Dodge Journey R/T.

Everything cool from the New York auto show, do red light cameras work *too* well, Cadillac will be first with all-LED headlights, and a ride in the RDX loaded with tech.

GM exec says global warming is a "crock of s---", Volvo's plug-in hybrid hits the road, cars that park like shopping carts and a ride in what is very likely the most desirable Honda of all time.

Geneva wows us with submersibles, Alfas, robot heads, in-dash web browsing and a coupe with a roof full of stars. Plus we take you with us in the tire-smoking spin in the new Subie WRX STi.

New Ford technology let's you unlock your car via the web, BMW's to sprout full blown web browsers, Jaguar and Land Rover soon to have a new accent and Sirius drools over the used car market, and we drive the Volvo XC70.

Alt fuel madness: A car that runs on air, Tesla gets $40M to keep on (un)plugging, and how the Brits use tech to bust uninsured drivers.

U.S. to make cars even safer, a push to make green cars noisier, James Bond fan to bring underwater car to market, and a ride in a station wagon we actually like.

Ford RFID technology keeps track of what's in your car ... We know what car is the best value for your buck ... Add a V8 engine to your car in minutes ... and a ride in a car that shouldn't be called "Sport".

Insurance savings from a piece of car tech ... What Japanese brand is leaving the U.S. car market? ... Why Pioneer loves car tech ... and on the road in the Infinity G35s.

Cars that do their own smog tests, batteries that know when they are about to die, and in-car TV for all! Plus a ride the most un-Subaru like Legacy 3.0R

Detroit auto show hot list, Chrysler places a bet on in-car internet, and we love our first solo time with Ford SYNC.

Brian, Wayne and Kevin riff on their favorite stuff from a remarkably auto-centric Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

BMW readies turbodiesels for the U.S. ... XM and SYNC both learn new tricks ... what teen drivers can't do in Nebraska ... and the end of the blue book.

EPA slaps down California's plan to tighten up emissions, the U.S. makes a badly needed move toward higher MPG, and you get to vote on Tech Car of the Year! Plus Wayne and Kevin take the Rolls Phantom for a spin.

U.S. very close to big jumps in MPG, one less GPS maker out there to choose from, Kenwood says it is reinventing in-car TV, and we go for a spin (and a slide) in a very big, fast car.