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Full Throttle Talk

Full Throttle Talk

By: Tim Harris
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Summary

 Full Throttle Talk is an automotive podcast for car enthusiasts, Porsche fans, supercar owners, collector-car buyers, and performance driving addicts who want real car conversation — not surface-level reviews. This car podcast dives deep into the automotive topics enthusiasts actually care about. This automotive podcast covers: Porsche models, GT cars, air-cooled history, and modern performance Supercars, exotic cars, and high-performance vehicles Collector car values, auctions, and market analysis Classic cars, modern sports cars, and ownership insights Automotive news, engineering, design, and industry trends Driving stories, road rallies, car events, and enthusiast culture Whether you’re into Porsche 911s, Ferraris, modern performance cars, or investment-grade collector vehicles, Full Throttle Talk delivers long-form automotive discussion from people who actually live in the car world. If you love cars — and you want deeper insight into driving, ownership, and market trends — this is the automotive podcast you’ve been looking for.cc86b410-0789-11f1-89d8-e56e8ab7ab4b
Episodes
  • Why Cars Now Cost $50K (And What’s Coming Next)

    Why Cars Now Cost $50K (And What’s Coming Next)
    May 8 2026
    The automotive world is changing faster than most people realize — and not all of it is good for drivers. In this episode of Full Throttle Talk, we break down what’s really happening behind the scenes: • Why naturally aspirated engines may be disappearing • How government regulations are reshaping the industry • Why new cars are now averaging $50,000+ • The growing influence of China on global car production • And what all of this means for enthusiasts We also get into real-world driving experiences, underrated cars, and why analog driving might be more valuable than ever. If you care about where cars are heading — and what’s worth buying now — this episode is for you. 👉 More content: fullthrottletalk.com
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Slow Car Fast vs. Fast Car Slow: GT3s, Miatas, Manuals & Overrated Icons

    Slow Car Fast vs. Fast Car Slow: GT3s, Miatas, Manuals & Overrated Icons
    Apr 30 2026
    Blair Smith and Shinoo Mapleton tackle one of the best enthusiast debates: is it more fun to drive a slow car fast or a fast car slow? After Blair spends time in a 992.2 GT3 and Shinoo pushes a Miata through technical canyon roads, they compare modern speed, refinement, NVH, driver involvement, and why some cars feel thrilling while others feel too isolated. They also cover manual transmission take rates, Ferrari’s expensive EV plans, Morgan’s new Super Sport 400, and a few “overrated” cars that might upset Porsche, BMW, and GT-R fans.
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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • Porsche GT3SC, Mustang GTD Ring Domination & The Death of the Manual Transmission

    Porsche GT3SC, Mustang GTD Ring Domination & The Death of the Manual Transmission
    Apr 22 2026
    This week on Full Throttle Talk, we break down one of the biggest weeks in automotive news. Porsche has officially unveiled the GT3SC, raising questions about what defines a true GT3. At the same time, Ford’s Mustang GTD is putting down blistering Nürburgring lap times, outperforming expectations and shaking up the performance hierarchy. We also explore a deeper question: are we living in the peak era of performance cars—or watching the beginning of the end? In this episode: Porsche GT3SC: Brilliant or unnecessary? Mustang GTD vs Corvette ZR1X: What really matters—power or engineering? BMW’s next generation strategy and the future of enthusiast cars The uncomfortable truth about manual transmissions disappearing “Ugly but lovable” cars that still win enthusiasts over Plus, we answer a listener question about whether the shift away from manuals is driven by data—or a misunderstanding of today’s buyers. If you care about driving, this episode is for you.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
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