The hosts welcome Tiago Castro, Vice President of Infiniti of the Americas, to the podcast. Tiago walks Tom and Jill through the luxury carmaker's plans for the near- and midterm, focusing on new-product opportunities. 

Most dynamically impressive, perhaps, is the Expedition’s ride and handling balance. The big Ford may be the best handling vehicle in this segment, serving up excellent control in corners, and more steering feel than any class rival. The ride is firm—in the sporty, European sense of the word—possibly too firm for some shopper.

Kia America opened its design studio to journalists for the first time to reveal the 2027 Kia Telluride. We got a sneak peak at this popular vehicle, with a look at the X-Pro trim level, including clay models and interior-material displays.

The 2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid is part of the second-generation for this vehicle, and it marks the first time this three-row SUV gets an electrified powertrain. We’ve seen hybrids from Hyundai Motor America since the 2011 model year, and in fact, the Tucson, Elantra, Santa Fe and Sonata have all had hybrid options. So, the big question is: Was it worth the wait?

Looking back over the past six years to discuss the biggest automotive news stories and strangest events that transpired during the Car Stuff Podcast run.