Autoblog Podcast #64 [Enhanced]

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Autoblog Podcast #64 [Enhanced]

by Chris Shunk (RSS feed) on May 6th 2007 at 3:27PM

The enhanced version of the Autoblog Podcast #64 is on the runway and ready for takeoff. In part one of #64, we talk about the 436hp 2008 Corvette. In the podcast's second section we explore the Mustang Super Snake and the general mass-proliferation of Mustangs. Lastly, we cover Hyundai's pursuit of RWD, including the RWD coupe rendering from Winding Road.

Check it out. Per your suggestions, we cut the podcast into three sections for smaller downloads, and we've also embedded sections two and three of the podcast after the jump. If you have any more suggestions on how to improve the enhanced version of the Podcast, let us know in the comments. We're working on a better distribution system than shoving all three in our current RSS feed of the audio-only version, so soon you'll be able to subscribe just to the enhanced version's RSS feed.

DOWNLOAD Part One to your desktop (LS3 Corvette)
DOWNLOAD Part Two to your desktop (Super Snake / Mustangs)
DOWNLOAD Part Three to your desktop (Hyundai RWD)

SUBSCRIBE to the Autoblog YouTube video channel

SUBSCRIBE to the Autoblog Podcast in iTunes
ADD the Autoblog Podcast feed to your RSS aggregator

Filed under: Podcasts, Videos, Chevrolet, Ford, Hyundai

Tags: chevy, corvette, ford, gm, hyndai, mustang

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Ford Convertibles
Ford Hybrids
Ford SUVs
Ford Trucks

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Will 5:18PM (5/06/2007)

Thanks for your hard work!

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Rob 4:06AM (5/07/2007)

Very entertaining, guys. This is the first time I have watched this, won't be the last.

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