In this episode of Cargumenative the guys host a special show dedicated to sim racing - an online sport that's making headlines during the Covid-19 pandemic. To find out more about it, how it works and what you need to take part, they are joined in their virtual studio by eSport enthusiasts Richard Hering and George Smith.
In this episode of Cargumentative the guys talk about strange and quirky cars. From nuclear powered Fords to obscure, gullwing-doored Toyota coupes from the 1990s, sit back and enjoy an interesting drive into the automotive unknown. They also touch on the latest news and chat about what cars they've been driving.
In this episode of Cargumentative, our panel of motoring journalists discuss what they love and loath about cars. The team deep-dive into the iconic classic cars that fueled their adoration for all things motoring, as well as the modern trends that just drive them crazy.
Motoring shows, racing events and motoring production chains have undoubtedly been affected by the global outbreak of Covid-19. In this episode of Cargumentative, the team looks at the huge impact Covid-19 is having on all sectors of the global motoring industry. They speculate that the outbreak may mark the end of the traditional motor show, will make it significantly harder to access cars and is likely to lead to the cancellation of prestigious motoring events.
In this episode of Cargumentative the guys discuss why the station wagon hasn’t been more popular in South Africa. They also chat about what they’ve been driving lately and what car launches they have attended.
Modern cars have long been criticised by petrol heads for being monotonous and overly clinical. The assertion that all modern cars are missing “character” is a common accusation levelled against them. In this episode of Cargumentative, the guys try to tackle a listener's question which divides the room. Are modern cars boring or incredibly efficient and user-friendly?
In this episode of Cargumentative the guys are tasked with finding a secondhand car (for R200,000 or less) that’s guaranteed to make a strong impression on a first date. Which one will win Producer Paige’s approval? There’s also a generous serving of motoring news and a spirited discussion about the new BMW M135i
In this episode the guys have to pick a SUV – past or present – that has the potential to become a future classic. They also touch on all the latest motoring news and talk about the launches they’ve been on and cars they’ve driven.
A new decade. A new year. A brand new show.Cargumentative is making a comeback in 2020 with an exciting new panel of in-house presenters. In this episode host Thomas Falkiner is joined in studio by motoring journalists and industry heavy-weights Denis Droppa, Brenwin Naidu and Shaun Korsten.They discuss the latest motoring news, chat about what they’ve been testing and what new cars we can look forward to in 2020.
In this episode of Cargumentative, Nadav shares a new YouTube series he has found that demonstrates just how impossible it has become for modern cars to be repaired. Are cars becoming throw-away electronics, like your modern day iron? Join the cargument:
In this episode the guys are joined in studio by local Porsche hot-rodder, Matthew Barnes. In the spirit of Halloween they bear all and regale you with their darkest automotive horror stories. They also touch on some news and Thomas chats about innovative Jaguar Land Rover Experience Centre.
In this episode the guys talk to Mike about an informal race he staged between his Lamborghini Diablo and a friend’s helicopter. They also have a lengthy news segment and chat about the upcoming Kyalami 9-Hour.
In this episode the guys have a crack at tackling the importance of proportion in car design. They also touch on some interesting news topics – a record-setting hearse parade at Kyalami – and talk about owning cars they wish they hadn’t.
In this episode the guys are tasked with choosing their best second-hand luxury saloon car for under R500,000. They also have an extra long news segment to keep you all up to date with what’s been happening in the automotive world.
In this episode the guys are joined in studio by Ignition TV presenter Marius Roberts. They talk about his recent Lamborghini road trip through Italy and also offer some buying advice for a listener looking to upgrade from a faulty Audi A3 to a sport two-seater convertible.
In this episode the guys chat about car crazes they don’t understand. Particularly ones that seem to make cars worse – like lowering them until they scrape over pretty much everything. They also chat about the 20-year anniversary of the venerable Porsche 911 GT3 and, of course, bicker about the latest news stories.
In this episode the guys are tasked with choosing their best sounding racing car of all time. Yep, turn up the volume because this is going to be a good one. You also get to vote on our poll for the car that gets your ears the most excited. There’s also a healthy dose of industry news plus a debate on whether or not Thomas should trade his Materia Turbo in on a second-generation Toyota Prius.
In this episode the guys talk to Concours SA winner, Vic Campher, about what went into restoring his beautiful 1971 Dino 246 GT. They also talk about what’s been happening in the car world and Nadav has a rant about poor dealer sales service. Tune in for more:
In this episode the guys don their chino slacks and panama hats to broadcast live from the annual Concours SA held at Steyn City. They take a closer look at some of the cars on show, chat to one of the judges and speak to an owner of a seriously mint Porsche 356.
In this episode Mike get’s out of his comfort zone and into Thomas’s very comfy chair in the studio. In the age of Uber-Eats and apps for everything is there a possibility of an introduction of the house call for car maintenance? What is happening in the classic car market and what would tempt the presenters to shell out their hard earned cash right now?
In this episode, the team discusses the latest Festival of Motoring. Mark attended the event and reports back to the team, saying that he was less then impressed. Coupé? Spyder? Shooting brake? The guys also explain the various (and often confusing) body styles that define the automotive world. Finally, they also talk to Mark about his epic road trip enjoyed behind the wheel of his 911 3.2 Carrera.
After a somewhat lengthy production break the guys are back in the studio. In this episode they talk about the new Suzuki Swift Sport as well as the next-generation Porsche Cayman GT4. Mike has also procured a curious 959 bodykit that’s looking for a donor car.
In this episode the guys broadcast live from the ultra-exclusive Wheels Club – a one-stop shop for people looking to buy or care for their exotic or classic cars. They also speak to Brad Homan from Rocket Auto Care about the ins and outs of automotive detailing and choose their favourite cars featured at the recent Goodwood Festival of Speed.
In this week’s episode the guys discuss Mike’s latest secondhand misadventure: an early Porsche 911 SC Targa fitted with an aftermarket turbocharger kit. With Nadav absent Mike also gets a chance to finally tell Thomas and Mike about his recent trip to the UK where he drove a bunch of special sports cars including an original Honda NSX.
In this episode the guys speak to South African Gymkhana Grid driving sensation, Carl van As, on his rise up the motorsport ladder. They also team up to offer some secondhand car buying advice for confused friend and Business Day Company’s editor, Nick Wilson.
In this episode the guys discuss Audi’s ridiculously complicated nomenclature system and why they’d be better off using QR codes in place of traditional badges. They also explain why the 24 Hours of Le Mans is so special and delve into Thomas’ secret life as a C-list TV celebrity. Oh and there’s news – lots of it.
n this episode Thomas is away on a car launch leaving Nadav, Mike and Mark to man the fort. As such they nerd-out on unattainable supercars and play another of game of Hoon-Marry-Destroy. Special guest David Coulthard talks to them about Formula 1 and whether or not it has a future in South Africa.
With Nadav living his best life down at The Beach House, Thomas, Mike and Mark are joined by Matthew Barnes: a Porschephile who has spent the last six years building his very own Outlaw Porsche 911 – with his own hands in his own garage. The guys also discuss how we consume motoring media in the digital age.
In this episode the guys talk about their favourite homologation specials. They also play a new game where they have choose a car that they’d marry, have a fling with or roll off a cliff.
In this episode the guys discuss the contentious subject of kit cars and replicas. Do they have a place in the automotive world or are they nothing but devious imposters? Thomas also rants about car clubs and why they should be avoided. Take a listen:
