The hosts welcome Zack Pradel, host and founder of YouTube Channel Shooting Cars. Zack spends most of his time creating review videos of other peoples’ cars. Discussed here are the Mercedes-Benz 380 SEC, Buick Park Avenue Ultra, and Chevrolet C-30 “high rail.” Zack has created more than 1800 videos.

Seriously, you can’t beat K4 pricing. Our very well-equipped GT-Line came in under $29,000, which is, frankly, a bargain. Shoppers looking for a more-conservative version of the K4 are advised to check out the midline EX, which can be had for at least $1000 less than the GT-Line, depending on how you equip it.

Though but a blip on the Jeep timeline, the Super Jeep did make a return visit for 1976. Seems Jeep brass felt the that red, white, and blue motif of the Champagne-colored Supers was perfect for the Bicentennial.

We applaud Ram-parent Stellantis for introducing the Express trim to entice more budget-conscious shoppers. By combining essential modern features with strong engine options, this new entry-level rig nicely fills the gap left by the Ram 1500 Classic.

Regardless of the trim level, the Nautilus, with almost no pretense of sportiness, is laser focused on quiet, calm, refinement. And, we appreciate the effort. If you’re not worried about carving corners or winning stoplight drag races, there’s a good chance this well-mannered Lincoln deserves a place on your test-drive short list.