3 chapters across the catalog
The British Heart Foundation releases a study suggesting that car fumes and dust from heavy braking increase the risk of heart attacks. The hosts express skepticism, suggesting the study is a "logical inconsistency" designed to discourage driving and provide cover for other health issues.
A 1999 Range Rover experienced significant mechanical failures, including a water pump collapse and recurring electrical issues with the air conditioning system during the 104-degree Austin summer. The vehicle's electronics and relays appear ill-suited for the Texas climate, leading to safety concerns during heavy traffic.
Range Rover Suspension Failure and British Car Reliability
Adam Curry recounts mechanical issues with his 1999 Range Rover, including a melted fuse box and a failing air suspension system. A mechanic advised a $1,700 conversion to a traditional suspension to avoid the car bottoming out during the cross-country move to Texas. The hosts joke about the notorious unreliability of British automobiles and compare the technology to older Citroen models.
