Auto Buyers Guide Podcast

Every month Alex Dykes and Travis Grady tackle a new set of new vehicles, dive into why things are the way they are, pontificate about how car companies can do better, and generally babble about all things automotive.
High information density
Feb 28
I love this podcast and associated YouTube channel because the host(s) do not fuss around and get straight to the details - covering information I don’t see anywhere else. Will I regret buying a CPO Polestar 2 living 200+ miles from a dealer? I do already road trip to that city a few times a year for work & pleasure. I think scheduled service should be acceptable, but if the car dies that is a long flatbed.
A Must-Watch for Car Nerds and Car Buyers
Feb 15
I’ve been watching Alex on his YouTube channel (Auto Buyers Guide) for over a decade. Of my hundreds of subscriptions to car-related YouTube channels, they are #1 in my book. Whether you’re buying a car or are interested in cars in general, Alex and Travis are the duo you need to watch. They are both treasure troves of information, and the podcast is a great extension to the channel. Keep up the great work guys!
Great car reviews and car industry insights
Feb 12
What makes this a great car review podcast is Alex and Travis’s extensive knowledge, level-headedness, and sincere enthusiasm for vehicles. No hype, no glossing over shortcomings, but also no sarcasm or harshness. They recognize the challenges and trade offs that manufacturers and consumers face depending on desired driving characteristics, performance, economy, etc. The only complaint is the theme song - embarrassingly cheesy. Get past that, and it’s an A+ car podcast for thinking car people.
Great automotive podcast
Feb 4
Alex and Travis are the perfect duo—funny, knowledgeable, and always entertaining. They make even the most technical car topics easy to understand and enjoyable. Whether you’re a casual fan or a die-hard gearhead, this podcast is a must-listen. Highly recommended! My burn-with-fire new automotive tech trend: motorized fuel/charging doors. Totally useless feature nobody ever asked for, and will easily make people furious when they will inevitably stop working.
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- CreatorAuto Buyers Guide
- Years Active2022 - 2025
- Episodes65
- RatingClean
- Copyright© Copyright Dyklaine Media, LLC. 2025 All rights reserved.
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