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Welcome And Recall Rundown

Don Armstrong 0:05

It is the In Wheel Time Car Talk Show. Mr. Head, yes, the sold car price. And is your car on the recall list? Uh-oh. We got the latest. Jeff has the cruise in an events calendar plus this week's top automotive news stories. How do you get along with Mike out of this world of ours? We always need more Jeff Zeke. Chief Engineer David Hansley is with us today. Well, he's not with us in person, but I guarantee you he's listening to every word. Teaching and being ugly about it as well. He's probably said a lot of words. Oh, I know he is. Yes. Yeah. I know I've known him a long time. So I'm Don Armstrong. Glad you could join us on this Saturday for our live show. And uh we're gonna start off this segment of the show with our recall list. I got a doozy to start off with. Doozy. You like doozy. Give me a doozy. So if you own a Hyundai, check this out. I don't. They've issued a recall for more than 421,000 vehicles, including the 2025 and 26 models of Santa Cruz, Tucson, Tucson Hybrid, and Tucson plug-in hybrid. The issue arises from a software issue in the front cameras, which may inadvertently trigger the forward collision avoidance system, causing the brakes to engage without warning.

Jeff Dziekan 1:31

I hate that. Huh? Go on. Yeah, I've got a story.

Don Armstrong 1:35

According to the Hyundai Recall, this unexpected braking significantly increases the risk of a crash. You think?

Jeff Dziekan 1:42

When I back out of the garage and it's raining, the rear camera sensor on the bumpers, you're driving out, you're doing maybe a mile an hour, you're just backing out the driveway, and it'll it'll lock, it'll it'll absolutely lock you in your seat, and you can bump your head and all if you're looking out the window, you hit you. Oh, it's terrible.

Don Armstrong 1:58

Yeah, I know. I've I've I've experienced that myself in some of these press vehicles that I drive. Kathy's does the same thing. Other recalls do not drive loss of control from control arm separation.

unknown 2:13

Oh my god.

Don Armstrong 2:15

So you got one wheel going this way and another wheel going that away where they never should meet. Ford Broncos Sport. Oh no. Wait, 21 through 26. Ford Maverick, 22 through 26. Are they on the same line? They must be. They must be.

Jeff Dziekan 2:36

Oh my god. Where they made, does it say?

Don Armstrong 2:38

I didn't know. Didn't say any difference. Well, yeah, it doesn't, but loss of control from control arm separation. That's not good. We move on. Instrument panel display failure. Lexus GX 2024. UX hybrid, 25. Toyota Land Cruiser Hybrid, 24 and 25, and Toyota Mirai, 2024. I don't know. I don't have one. I've never had one. Why don't they put those in the press lead? I don't know. Loss of dry power from engine failure. Ford. Bronco Explorer Ranger 25 and 26. I think I should go back to 21. Seatbelt may fail to retract or extend. Ford Expedition 18 through 22. Navigator 18 through 22. You know the president of the Ford Motor Company has said repeatedly we really need to get the recalls under control. You think incorrect gear may be selected in the Chevrolet Express and Savannah from GMC, the 2026 model year. I didn't even think that they were making that thing anymore.

Jeff Dziekan 4:05

I didn't either.

Don Armstrong 4:16

Yeah. The Savannah. Well, and both. They're vans. One's GMC, the other is the right.

Mike Marrs 4:21

But the question is, is it the driver pulling the wrong gear or is the not going to the right gear the driver wants?

Don Armstrong 4:28

I would imagine that the driver may select, you know, drive and then somehow, some way it gets discombobulated and puts it in the low or something. I don't know. Something. Rear seat belt bolts may not be tightened properly. And pretty much every Mercedes bins that you can think of. AMGs, GLEs, GLS, all of them from the 2026 model year. I guess they had some sort of a pneumatic wrench fail or something.

Jeff Dziekan 4:58

And they they just kind of eh, okay, that's calibrated for certain torque.

Don Armstrong 5:06

Let's go to a driver's seatbelt strap may not extend. Martha, I can't get out. Kia tell you ride and tell you ride hybrid for 2027. And for me, wheelchair seat belts may not properly restrain the occupants. Don't you hate when that happens? I do. Look, there goes Don out the back doors. Can't have anything nice anymore.

Jeff Dziekan 5:31

Just can't have anything nice.

Don Armstrong 5:33

Ram ProMaster Van 2026. Those, my friends, are the recalls.

Jeff Dziekan 5:39

Kid a lot. Funny, not funny. Yeah. It's sad in a way. Yeah, there goes Don. No, I'm just a recall of the four.

Don Armstrong 5:47

We left him back there in the intersection.

Jeff Dziekan 5:49

You wouldn't think Mercedes would even be close to that list.

Don Armstrong 5:52

Yeah, I know. You wouldn't think. All right.

Hemmings Auction Price Guessing Game

Don Armstrong 5:55

Now the fun part.

Jeff Dziekan 5:56

Let's do the Hemings sold car roundup.

Don Armstrong 5:59

Get your in-wheel time decoder rings out. And so the goal here is for you to guess what this particular car sold for at auction online.

Jeff Dziekan 6:10

I did pretty good last week. We all did pretty fair. We all did pretty good.

Don Armstrong 6:14

So the first one up is for you, Jeff. Because we know you're a passion about Cadillac. This, my friends, is a 1967 Cadillac Coupe de Ville convertible. And it's purple.

Jeff Dziekan 6:31

Kind of purple. I don't think that they have. No, this it's it's called a champagne, I think. Or a uh there is a color for it. I remember that. It wasn't a champagne. I actually had a bought a champagne. It's uh it's I'll I'll I'll find out. Anyways, I want to go 12 grand. 12 grand. I am for a convertible? Yes. It's a 67 though, and it's purple. Yeah, and it's big. It's huge. I like it. I drive it. Jeff Heitzman says 50 grand.

Don Armstrong 6:58

50 grand. Jeff, I think that you need to buy this. Is George Skelton with us today?

Mike Marrs 7:04

George is, and and so is uh Stanley. Uh here's Mr. Lesk and uh Stacy.

Don Armstrong 7:13

Oh, good. 28. He says 28.

unknown 7:16

All right.

Mike Marrs 7:18

He was here a moment ago.

Don Armstrong 7:20

Well, he's probably Googling it. Either that or went to the bathroom.

Mike Marrs 7:23

Are you still trying to type in more nines? That's it. 999. So what we have.

Don Armstrong 7:29

It's sold for 17,850. Oh.

Jeff Dziekan 7:33

Of course, we don't know what it looks like underneath. That's there is a color like that. I've I watched them go down the assembly line. Yeah. Were you did you have the trunk lids? What's that? Did you have anything to do with the trunk lid? The trunk lid, I did the striker cover, yeah. But that's there is a color like that. Okay, moving on.

Don Armstrong 7:50

Next up is the 1996 Chevrolet Caprice. Um I put this up here because it looks like a cop car, but I don't think it is. And look at it.

Mike Marrs 8:03

It is a cop car. It was uh ex Virginia State Trooper car.

Don Armstrong 8:07

I was gonna say because it's got it's got buckets up front and a regular passenger car. I don't uh if the caprice offered that.

Jeff Dziekan 8:14

I think the Apollo offered that.

Don Armstrong 8:16

So 96 Chevy Caprice owned by a state government, and you could what's it got on it? You know, probably 90,000 miles or something.

Jeff Dziekan 8:24

It's probably six billion dollars. No, it did it didn't sell for that. But I uh I'm gonna I'm gonna go nine grand. Nine grand. I'm gonna go nine grand, maybe ten. Oh, look at that. The lust family, 48. They're singing my song.

Don Armstrong 8:38

Well, I'm going to tell you right now that David and his wife win the car because it sold for $4,400. There you go.

Mike Marrs 8:48

You're the proud owner of the night. It's a one owner. That's it. Yeah. He bought it straight from the police auction and he's had it ever since. So you really got a one-on-one?

Don Armstrong 9:01

It was one of those transfer cars, I think, that they probably used uh to transfer prisoners to the federal penitentiary or something. Whatever.

SPEAKER_03 9:08

Yeah.

Don Armstrong 9:08

Next up, this is for Leslie. A 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. Now, if I'm not mistaken, I would like to say that this is either an SS or an RS. It's a convertible and it's uh yellow.

Jeff Dziekan 9:25

And it's got a big V8 in there. They call it banana yellow or something, or something to do with the fruit.

Don Armstrong 9:31

I have no idea. But anyway, it it's kind of banana yellow. I don't know what the color is officially.

Jeff Dziekan 9:37

I'm stumped. Are you what year again?

Don Armstrong 9:39

This is a 69 Camaro that's got a V8 in it, probably a 327.

Jeff Dziekan 9:44

Yeah, I see the big air cleaner on that. Yeah. An aftermarket.

Don Armstrong 9:47

That's not a factory air cleaner.

Jeff Dziekan 9:49

No. No. So how much? He's going 12. I was gonna go 15. Really? Ed went or uh George went 12,999. I'm gonna go 15. David says 12.

Don Armstrong 10:03

It sold for 45,679.

Jeff Dziekan 10:07

Well, we're pooling our money. We're all gonna pull our money and we're gonna get it.

Don Armstrong 10:10

Yeah, do that because that's the only way you'll be able to afford that thing.

Jeff Dziekan 10:14

I wouldn't buy it for that.

Don Armstrong 10:15

Next up, uh, this is a 1964 Pontiac Bonneville.

Jeff Dziekan 10:23

Yeah, baby.

Don Armstrong 10:23

A 64 Pontiac stacked headlights, eight lug wheels. Does it have those? Yeah. No, it looks like it's got those fake uh wire wheel covers. Has it got the big V8 in it? Yeah, it's I don't know. A what? A 389? 389, four barrel. So then it should have them. Well, so what do you think that that it's not a convertible, is it?

Jeff Dziekan 10:46

Is it oh it's a hard top? It's a hard top. It's a hard top.

Don Armstrong 10:49

Two-door hardtop. Pontiac Bonneville. What did it sell for?

Jeff Dziekan 10:53

On the used car market. Jeff says 30, 30 big cap jamoles there. Uh I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go 14. $14,000. I am George says $14,999. Okay. You guys are at 14. Interesting. And the Lusk family says 32. 32.

Don Armstrong 11:15

Well, uh, it sold for $18,743.

Jeff Dziekan 11:20

That's with TTNL. I can get it. Yeah.

unknown 11:22

Okay.

Don Armstrong 11:23

Here's one for you, Jeff. You moved up to the 1987 Buick Grand National Regal. And uh boy, it's shiny.

Jeff Dziekan 11:33

Yep.

Don Armstrong 11:33

I don't know what it's like under the hood, whether it's been ratted out. I don't know. It looks good.

Jeff Dziekan 11:38

Yeah.

Don Armstrong 11:39

Buick Regal 87 model. And uh this is the turbocharged.

Jeff Dziekan 11:43

Yep, there's a turret, there's a picture under the hood, looks pretty good. I'm gonna go uh I'm gonna go 18. Really? Yeah, I'm gonna go 18. For a grand national. Don't say that. Just get to it. Don't discourage me. Okay. Really? You're gonna go that low?

Don Armstrong 12:00

Well, Heightsman's down there at 21. You guys haven't kept up with the market on this. No, we just know what a GNX is. Yeah, the GNX doesn't have a rear seat in it. It's basically a rear next.

Jeff Dziekan 12:12

22 there for David.

Don Armstrong 12:13

It's sold for $55,125. This car, there's something about this car, this next one, that I I like. And I've never been a huge Dodge fan, but John Hobis with that black Dodge dart that he's got, it's about the same model, yeah, except for that didn't have the big scoop on it. But I like that, I like the body style. Sleeper. And I like the the bucket seats. I like the four on the floor. There's everything I like about this car. Looks like it's got a uh got a hammy in it. 340. Yeah. Oh, it's a 340. Is it a six-pack? No. No, that'd be the 446-pack.

Jeff Dziekan 12:55

George says 1699. 16. Okay. I'm gonna go 32. 32. Okay. 32. Jeffrey says 33. Okay. And George. 21,999. Okay. Well, George wins the b bid on this one. Oh, and David says 28.

Don Armstrong 13:17

It sold for $22,050. Wow. That'd be something that I I would consider buying. $28 from the Lusk family. $28, yeah. I think $22 is a fair figure. Yeah, I think so too. Yeah. It's clean, it looks good. Yeah. All right. We're getting close to the end. Uh again, this is for you, Jeff. A 1965 Buick Special.

Jeff Dziekan 13:42

It's a green with a black convertible.

Don Armstrong 13:43

Yeah. Yeah, it's it's a convertible. It's got wire wheel covers on it. Um not not a big volume vehicle, but it's got clean lines. This is 1965. Throw yourself back there. So, what do you think that that thing sold for? It's been garaged a long time.

Jeff Dziekan 14:06

It looks like it's in good shape. It's got some nice wheels on it. Mine needs a new top on it, but whatever. Um, yeah. Jeff Heisman says 13. I was gonna go 12.

unknown 14:13

Yeah.

Mike Marrs 14:14

The interior looks pretty good.

Jeff Dziekan 14:15

Yeah, it does. Looks nice. Reg the top looks uh intact, doesn't have any broken glass or panels in the back or plastic. George is Hart Grindel. $700. Man, that's brilliant. Lusk family, $7,500. That's pretty close, too. That's a good that's a good bargain there. $75 for David as well.

Don Armstrong 14:37

Well, David and the Lusk are gonna have to share driving responsibilities because it sold for $8,500.

Jeff Dziekan 14:43

Oh man. That would be a the Rust family says it looks rough.

Don Armstrong 14:47

Yeah. Well, I agree with them actually. Who would put red heater hoses in it? The guy that replaced it? Yeah, I know. That's that's just wrong. Well, we're on a black. Oh, I'll take the red, that'll be fine. Uh no.

Mike Marrs 15:00

And the red's for the hot for the heater hose. That's kind of cool. No red heater hoses. Good call, Mike.

Don Armstrong 15:07

All right, now here's one that really kind of surprised me. This is a 2002 BMW Z3. Now, if I'm not mistaken, I think this has a straight six in it.

Mike Marrs 15:19

3.0 inline six.

Don Armstrong 15:20

Yep. Um have you ever driven one of these? No, I haven't. It's a little rocket ship from BMW. Yeah. But that straight six didn't weigh very much. It's a two-seat sports car, and it has well, we know that it's got the removable hard top. It might have the the convertible soft top on it. I think it does. There's a picture of it. So it's got two tops. It's extra clean looking. Uh all looks like it's completely stocked.

Jeff Dziekan 15:51

You said it's a 21?

Don Armstrong 15:52

It's a twenty two thousand two. 2002.

Jeff Dziekan 15:54

Okay. All right. I'm going to go uh I'm going to go 17. 17. Jeff says 17. All right, good call, Jeff. George 35999.

Don Armstrong 16:06

I think that you're going to be surprised.

Jeff Dziekan 16:07

Uh Lust Family 42. And David says 25.

Don Armstrong 16:13

It sold for $13,643. Yeah. That would be something that I might have high miles on it.

Jeff Dziekan 16:23

I think it could have high miles on it. I doubt it.

Mike Marrs 16:26

Those cars usually don't. It's been slightly modified because it said it was factory, it was 237 horses and it's now rated at 250. So they put an exhaust or something like that. But they uh they're not just not real popular cars, but they're little rocket ships, like you said.

Don Armstrong 16:45

Yeah, they are. Stan actually had one of those at one time. Anyway. Interesting. Yeah. Thank you all for playing. We'll

Break And Sponsor Messages

Don Armstrong 16:52

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Cruise In And Events Calendar

Don Armstrong 18:48

All right, time now for the cruise in and events calendars, Jeffrey.

Jeff Dziekan 18:51

Yes, uh this weekend, ours goes for next weekend, but this weekend there's a lot of Father's Day events and stuff going on. Check your local area. It's probably school or a church that's got something going on. So enjoy that. Weather permitting. So next week we've got Daniel's Meat Market, Cars and Coffee. It's uh 8 to 10 a.m. It's in Baytown, Texas. Uh there car owners can register, they're invited to register their vehicles by email. Uh you can check that out. All classic cars drivers will receive free coffee. Uh it takes place every Saturday morning. Then you've got the Saturday night headlights. This is in Beaumont, Mike, not too far from you. It's at 290 Crockett Street. It goes from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Uh it is cars and coffee styles, all kinds of vehicles. They uh invite you to go on out there and check it out. They're gonna have food and all kinds of good stuff out there as well. Community focus is the main event. Coffee and chrome at Gateway Classic Cars of Houston. That's at 1910 Cypress Station Drive in Houston, suite 200, but I'm sure you'll see it once you get up there. Uh warm up with coffee and donuts while supplies last, of course, open to the public. There's no admission fee or anything like that, so that means it's free. Uh Brizoria County Cars and Coffee. This one's down in Lake Jackson. We talk about this one every now and then. Uh it is at uh 221 Parkingway Street, goes from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Parkingway. Parking way. Organizers emphasize no reving of the engines. Make sure you got rev those now. Remember your engines, make sure your fingernails are clean and your hair is cut. So get on out there. So, anyways, these are all uh weather re weather permitting, of course. And uh again, check out your your local area. I'm sure there's something going on in your area.

EV Sales Trends And Tesla Lead

Don Armstrong 20:30

I may have shortchanged you on the on the uh on the news stories this week, last year. But I've got them all this week. Oh boy. U.S. electric vehicle registrations are recovering from the loss of federal tax credits, with April's 9.8% decline, marking the smallest year-over-year drop so far this year, and a signal the market is stabilizing. U.S. new EV registrations fell to 89,147 in April, compared with the same month a year ago, according to SP Global Monthly. Yet that's the highest tally of 2026. EV share of the U.S. light vehicle market held steady at 6.2 percent, the same as in March, but down from 6.6 a year ago. Tesla, of course, leading the pack. They were up uh in April, up 13%. They sold 45,800 cars. All the rest of them are so far behind, it's unbelievable. Wow.

Mitsubishi Plans And AMG V8 Update

Don Armstrong 21:26

Mitsubishi Motors, and you know, I I've not really ever been a big fan, but I think that they're gonna try to make some waves in the U.S. car market.

Jeff Dziekan 21:36

We've talked about this in the past.

Don Armstrong 21:37

Mitsubishi Motors no longer just talking about a North American comeback, it's rolling out the metal to prove it. Japanese automaker delivered a much needed shot of adrenaline to its retailers this month, previewing its first modern EV arriving in early fall. The next generations of its workhorse crossovers and a rugged flagship SUV that could reshape the brand's future. Broadly praised the pivot toward larger, more profitable crossovers, SUVs, and pickups in segments where customers' demand and margins are the strongest. Mitsubishi's a niche player. One dealer said, I don't want to sell $20,000 cars, nor do we want to buy them. That's why that is that. Mercedes Benz is giving its four-liter twin turbo V8 a major update that enables the quad-cam 32-valve high performance engine to meet stricter emission standards on the books in some global markets. The move is part of a broader plan to boost sales of the high performance limited production AMG line to 200,000 units annually. Although horsepower and torque ratings remain the same at 603 and 627 pound feet, Mercedes says the engine in the two 2027 AMG GLE63S and AMG GLS 63 delivers slightly quicker zero to sixty mark mark miles per hour acceleration times, with both vehicles reaching it in under four seconds. The biggest change to the engine, a flat plane crankshaft. The new crank reduces engine weight and revs faster. And with the cylinders firing in an alternating pattern between left and right, airflow through the in redesigned intake and exhaust ports is more.

Jeff Dziekan 23:23

See, that was my question. You got the four uh four cam. Four cam uh quad cam. Those lobes are probably really tiny. Oh yeah. And they're probably really short in length. And then you got the crank. I was gonna ask a question about the crank, but you answered that. So that's a tiny compact little powerhouse. I'm thinking recall in the future. It won't be one of the it won't be that. We should start a car company just called Recall. The Recall car. I'm going to buy a recall.

Don Armstrong 23:58

No, we're not.

Jeff Dziekan 23:59

For $103,000.

Robotaxis War Impacts And Truck Demand

Don Armstrong 24:01

Stellatis joining the global Robo Taxi race through a partnership with Uber and Wave to launch fully autonomous ride hailing vehicles worldwide. Robotaxis will be Society of Automotive Engineers Level 4, meaning they can operate autonomously without a human driver in defined conditions. Companies do not give details about where and when they'll be rolled out, but Uber and WAVE have a separate partnership that will deploy the taxis in London, Tokyo, and ten other cities around the world. U.S. inventories of several key missiles used in the Iran War could take years to return to pre-war levels. A May 27th report by Bipartisan Center for Strategic and International Studies found. By collaborating with Lockheed Martin, General Motors can leverage its high-rate manufacturing capabilities. They're going to be taking lessons and they're going to be taking business. And high fuel prices spurred by the war in Iran have pushed customers across the industry away from expensive pickups and SUVs faster than General Motors executives expected. I'm not going to sit here and say it's permanent yet, GM North American President Duncan Allred said at a Center for Automotive Research Conference in Ipsilati, west of Detroit. But we are seeing somewhat of a shrinking of pickup trucks, full-size utilities, and some of the heavier vehicles, and an increase in more affordable segments of the industry. You think? Several weeks into the Middle East conflict, CE CFO Paul Jacobson told investors that it usually takes around six months of sustained high prices for people to start considering cheaper, more fuel efficient options. So take that. And Chevrolet's coming out with uh a bunch of uh new V8s uh and uh that's coming up in the new pickup truck that was debuted this past week.

Jeff Dziekan 26:02

We need to be on the lookout for that. When you say new V8s, are you saying horsepower configuration?

Don Armstrong 26:07

Dropping the 5.3.

Wrap Up Where To Watch

Don Armstrong 26:09

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Jeff Dziekan 28:44

And the Lusk family.

Don Armstrong 28:45

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