Topic: Two Stroke

A nostalgic discussion about Saab automobiles focuses on the unique design quirks of the Saab 90 and older two-stroke models. The hosts share anecdotes about using the manual choke to create intentional backfires and the awkward placement of the ignition key on the center console. The segment serves as a humorous look at Swedish automotive engineering and the lack of cup holders in vintage European cars.

A host recounts traveling through France in the 1970s and observing the widespread use of Solex motorized bicycles due to the poor economy. They describe the "two-wheel culture" where riders would tow each other to save fuel. The discussion turns to the mechanics of two-stroke engines and the rarity of old Saabs that used similar technology.