This week we’ve got a long time fan turned automotive cinematographer joining us on the show. His name is The Getawayer and he’s a German car culture fanatic as well as a self proclaimed petrol head. So we give you nearly two hours of German Vs. American banter along with some break news you won’t want to miss.

And after your done listening to the show, don’t forget to check out The Getawayer’s youtube channel:

http://www.youtube.com/TheGetawayer

And as usual we kick off that racing season with the crazyness that happens at Dytona International Speedway, and the first big even is the Rolex 24. This is a special year though as the 24 Hours of Daytona turns 50. We’ll take a look at how some LeMans winners are preparing for this years big race, and try to figure our why the formerly great Formula 1 team Williams has hired a man with golden shoes. Muse for a minute about the new C7 Corvette which has now been spied during winter testing. Answer a few questions you probably never asked about the New New Beetle. Why in the world would some one turn an R8 in to Limo. Then we’ll wax eloquently about the movies of our youth and tell you where you can get the cars that made those movies famous. 1981 DeLorean anyone?

And Season 5 is off to a running start! This week we’ve got Dodge’s new FWD Dart. BMW’s i8 coupe is spied on the road in production form. Bridgestone has some funky new tires. Finally Honda will have some competition in Indy Car racing. There are a  pair of hot new specialty Corvettes in the works. The new baby Caddy gets unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show. Then it had to happen some time… we pop our mini van cherry with a powder blue Mazda 5.

 Nope we’re still here kickin and screamin!. Turns out Season 4 of Burnout Radio was a paltry 7 episodes long. Why you ask? Let’s just say real life sucks. And driving bad ass cars takes a lot of fuel. So we had to go and get real jobs. But we did manage to squeez in some really cool stuff this year in between real life stuff. So what can you expect in this show? We’ll we’ve got a recap of both the Spring Challenge, and Truck Rodeo, as well as our opinions of a bunch of cars and trucks we drove this year, followed by the yearly Burnout Radio Awards! Rest assured folks that we will be back in full swing for season 5 after the new year.

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So after the longest screw up in Burnout Radio history we can finally start posting to our site again. How long you may ask? We recorded this back in MARCH!!!!! DAYUMMM!  Turns out I’m a complete and total idiot and I broke the site because I upgraded it wrong. Anyway what’s really important is that Nick get’s the worlds gayest car.. the Geo Metro. Car Magazine wrecks the Ferrari FF, Ford sets a record, and kind of a lame one. In Russia, claw parks you. Chevy builds rocket ships. Then we discuss the best car choices for teens.

This week Nick surprised me with a list of the best sports cars under 30K. Lets just say there is some real surprises on this list from U.S. News. Including two cars that I actually own.

So Lamborghini reveals their newest car which just happens to have the most awkard name since the Estoke, the Lamborghini LP 700-4 Aventador. Holy Jebus is it beautiful! However the car we have to review this week… lets just say it has a good personality… but it’s name rivals the Lambo in wordiness… 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback Ralli Art.

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“Budget” may be a bit subjective. But for arguments sake lets say you’ve got between $50 and $90 grand to drop on a Super Car and your only choices are the 2011 Ford Mustang GT500, a 2011 Chevy Corvette Z06, and a 2011 Nissan GT-R. Well that exactly the questions the folks over at Motortrend did with their 5  - Figure Supercar Shootout.

That’s right fellow gear heads it’s my birthday! So what are we doing to celebrate? You guessed it.. we’re recording a podcast. And this episode is dedicated to the 2011 Mazda Miata. Yes it may be a bit girly, and yes it’s only rocking a relatively tiny 4 banger.. but DAMN is this car good. We don’t just mean it’s a decent car. The Mazda Miata is the best selling sports car of all time for a reason. There have been over 900,000 of the sold. Why is this car such a hot seller? Quite simply it’s the best/worst kept secrete in the automotive world.

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It’s a new year! Which means we’re launching our new season. and we’re bringing back on old favorite, the Ford Fiesta, this time in U.S. dress.

Oh yeah! Triple digits baby! For our 100th episode we threw a party invited over the entire Tejas Crew and set about trying to figure our our favorite Burnout Radio moments. But first we though it was only fitting to review the best car in the history of everness on our 100th episode, the Chevy Volt. And seeing as how this is our last episode of  Season 3 it time for the prestigious Burnout Radio Awards.

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This one is all Nick… and I sincerely apologize for that.

Well our favorite TV show just came out with the their 20 worst cars of all time, and seeing as how we have nothing better to talk about this week… well you get the idea.

This week the Stig Comes out of the closet, and we test drive the oh so hot Mazda 6 s Grand Touring, which is quite possibly the best sedan you can buy for under 30 large.

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Holy crap! Our part time Co-Host Trent Landreth is back for Episode 94 to help us celebrate the pure awesomeness that is the Cadillac CTS-V!

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A few weeks back the kind folks at Ford offered us a chance to tag along on the U.S. stretch of the Fiesta World Tour. Which basically consisted of us driving balls out across the country and stopping to visit with some of the folks that run some great pieces of Americana. The highlight of the epic road trip that was the Fiesta World Tour was the stop we made in Indianapolis, for what else but a day, at the Indy Motor Speedway. (Side Note: MotoGP guys are NUTS!) While were were their we got a chance to visit with the one and only, Donald Davidson. For those of you who don’t know, Mr. Davidson  has possibly the coolest job int he world. He is the track historian for THE race track. He’s a walking wikipedia of Indy info. It was truly an experience to get to visit with him for the day.

So Ford’s been publishing some epic fuel mileage numbers this year, and we were quite impressed, that was until we tried recreating those numbers. It turns out the published fuel mileage numbers are quite difficult to replicate. Find out why in this weeks episode of Burnout Radio.

This week we Review Nissan’s “4 Door Sports Car”. It’s quite possibly one of the best sedans money can buy, but it’s definatly NOT a sports car.

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This could possibly be Nicks favorite episode of all time as it’s jam packed with Challenger news, then we discuss the new Stealth Film from Xpel, which due to a random turn of events and a missing Lamborghini, got applied to Nick’s beloved Bertha. And of course we were obliged to put their paint protection film to the test with a few massive power slides in a vacant gravel lot.

Then we get to this weeks car review with the mighty Cadillac CTS SportsWagon, and pine after the awesomeness that is the Porsche GT3 all of which you can see in the galleries at the bottom of this post. For those of you listening on Itunes or Stitcher, trust me you’ll want to stop by our site at www.burnoutradio.com to see some of the best automotive eye candy in the history of everness.

Xpel Stealth Film Install on a Dodge Challenger SRT8

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Cadillac CTS SportWagon

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Porsche GT3

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This stands to be the shortest podcast in all Burnout Radio’s history, but for a good reason. You see we were just going to record last weeks show tomorrow as a special road trip broadcast, but then we got a phone call from GM inviting us to drive down to Austin, Texas to drive the Chevy Volt. And that we felt was worth a podcast all to it’s self. So with out further ado, let me present you with the train wreck that was/is Episode 88 2.0, completely and totally dedicated to the pure awesomeness that is the Chevy Volt, which of course leads us to ponder the future of after market tuning in this electric age.

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Who would have though so much fun could be had in such a quirky looking package? The Suzuki SX4 is one of those cars that is defiantly more than the sum of it’s parts. An absolute riot to drive, and more amenities than it’s price tag  ($17,900) would suggest, the Suzuki SX4 is only let down by one thing… it’s looks, quirky, awkward, and odd would be an appropriate description.

Aside from driving like maniacs down a dry river bed in a really fun car, there is a bit of a downer to this episode. As you may have noticed, we have missed quite a few weeks without recording a show this season and as such Episode 87 will be the last Saturday night podcast, which means Amber will no longer be joining us every week, due to the new time conflicting with her work / school schedule.

From now on you can look for the live broadcast to be at our new (old) time of Friday afternoons. But for now, sit back and enjoy the show, and don’t forget to check out the car porn  in the gallery below.

Oh and Nick just has the Black Lung, he’s not really going to cough and hack himself to death…

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What happens when the Burnout Radio crew descends on the sleepy backwoods towns of Mena Arkansas, and Talhinia Oklahoma? Shenanigans of course. Especially when we come thundering up the mountains with the Growling v8 of an uncorked 2010 Corvette Grand Sport,  accompanied by baritone roar emanating from the V6 power plant belonging to a 2010 370z.

We were there to drive one of the best roads with in a days drive of Dallas Texas, the Talimena Skyway. This is a special road, built not for transportation, but to capture the beauty of the surrounding mountains. It’s an enjoyable drive, made even more so by two of the hottest convertibles money can buy.

But first we’ve got a guest. You may know him from twitter as @sandbarmark, his real name is Mark Stevenson and he’s the proprietor of the newly formed Shift and Drive, an automotive site dedicated to car geeks.

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Suzuki has thrown down the gauntlet, and offered up $100 dollars to anyone who test drives their Kizashi against one of their competitors, namely the Acura TSX and Audi A4, and doesn’t buy the Kizashi. We were more than glad to oblige, on Acura’s behalf of course.

We snatched up an Acura TSX we happened to have laying around, found a deserted back country road, and proceeded to flog the crap out of both cars for an afternoon. The results may surprise you.

You read it correctly. We’ve managed to put thousands of miles on high performance hot rods, Mustangs, Camaros, Corvettes, Z’s and CTS-V’s, yet when we review a Hybird, possible the slowest car we’ve ever reviewed, guess who scores Burnout Radio’s first ticket in a press car. None other than the one and only Nick Malone.

After we finish poking fun at Nick’s misfortune, we get down to the business of deciding which one of these two Ford Fusions is the bomb digitty. You see we’re not reviewing just one Ford Fusions, but two… The aforementioned Fusion Hybrid, which in our opinion is the best Hybrid on sale in the U.S., and the Ford Fusion Sport, the only American mid-sized sports sedan on sale in the U.S.

So with out further ado we present you with a bit of Spy vs Spy, Burnout Radio style.

Apparently I hate old people. At least that’s what Nick, Amber and the chat room decided when I proposed that after a certain age, every one should have to be medically approved to pilot the 2 ton death missiles we call cars. So I guess that means I hate old people. So stay the hell out of the fast lane and turn yup your hearing aid for Episode 83 of Burnout Radio.

And we’re back? Did you miss us? It’s been a looooong time since we’ve recorded an episode. So long in fact that we couldn’t remember what episode this was.  Chalk it up to NASCAR, Jimmy Buffett and a very angry wife. Rest assured we’re back from our forever long hiatus with not one, not two, but three new shows!

This week we revisit the 2010 Mustang GT500 only this time it’s in convertible dress. But before that we’ll discuss Car and Drivers 25 Cars Worth Waiting For.

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So I’m a very lucky individual, and I happen to have to best job on earth. Case in point, last week the good folks at Ford invited me out to Southern California to drive the all new 2011 Mustangs on some of the best roads in America. So sit back and listen as we wax eloquently about the goodness that is the new 5.0L and v6 Mustang.

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You heard right. In some states if you kill it they’ll grill it! PURE TASTINESS!!!!

Nick is laying low for this episode. He caught some nasty little kid disease, so he’s broadcasting from an FDA approved Level 5 Containment Facility to fill us in on our review of the week, the 2010 Nissan Altima Coupe 3.5  RS. This would have been the shortest episode ever on the account of a total lack of preparation on our part, but for the first time in history we decided to let our itunes listeners join in for the post show, which has typically been the domain of our live viewers.

This week it’s all about one bad Caddy, the all new CTS Wagon, which just happens to be Ambers new favorite ride. We even got to pit the CTS Wagon head to head against the SRX Turbo.

Amber’s back, and just in time for our chat room to christen Nick with his very own nick name. (get it? get it?! haha i kill me some times…) Then I try and review the hellatiously good Mazda Speed3. Which is one of the best cars on the market for under $25K. But for some reason Nick and Amber just won’t cooperate.

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Talk about your ultimate sleeper. The Infiniti FX50s in not only bad to the bone, its dead sexy to boot. Everything about this is done to perfection. From the gorgeous sculpted body lines to the aluminum roof rack and wave textured front grille insert every singe surface has been caressed by a designer. It’s no different on the inside as you are wrapped in excellent quality leather with high end wood grain inserts.

And then there’s the tech. Holy crap. Every bit of tech in the car is turned up to 11. It’s got a 5.0L V8 putting out 400 ponies through a 7 speed paddle shifted gearbox with some seriously short shifts a sport tuned suspension you can adjust on the fly, all wheel steer to go along with your all wheel drive, and more computers than you can shake a stick at. All for the low low price of $63,000.

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Take one Montery Blue Nissan 370z add dash of snowpocalypse and a pinch of your typical Burnout Radio antics, let that simmer and BAM! throw in an ass ton of NISMO goodness to really spice things up! That’s right not only did we get our hands on a brand spanking new 2010 370z, we also got our hands the number 5 NISMO produced!

If you’re wondering what the title has to do with the show, let’s just say that’s the color Nick should have ordered his Challenger in.

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Several weeks back Nick and I celebrated our birthdays with a podcast while were watching the 24 Hours of Daytona, with a few of our friends. (Yes I know this is really late deal with it.) Several beers later, this is what we ended up with. Much Toyota hate, a debate on the applications and philosophies of Drivers Education, some of Nick’s infamous news bits, and finally we wax eloquently about the 2010 GMC Terrain and the 2010 V6 Mustang which just happend to be living in the Burnout Radio stable that week. Then just when you think we’d be done we delve into the 2010 Buick Regal which I got to spend some time with at the Huston Auto Show.

This week I challenged my fellow co-hosts to find the best sports cars money can buy… for under five grand. But first Nick manages to drag up every boring, dreary, and dull bit of automotive related news that happened over the past week. Then we touch on the new 2010 Buick Lacrosse CXS.

We’re back from our yearly Christmas / New Years / Uber Laziness hiatus for the kick off of Season 3. This week we’ve got some juicy tid bits from the NAIAS briefings like the Buick Regal GS Concept and the 2012 Ford Focus. Then we shift gears to talk about some sweet new Volt Tech courtesy of OnStar, and Ford’s new take on Sync the are calling myFord. Then we shock the industry with the announcement of the return of the vaunted 5.0 in the 2011 Mustang… no wait that was way back in episode 68, but it’s official now! But wait there’s more! GM also announced a new special edition color for the v6 Camaro on top of all that we heard tail of the new Ferrari 420 Dino.

Well folks this is it. We are bringing our second season to a close, and that means it’s time for the prestigious Burnout Radio Awards. But first we have to talk about the 2010 CTS-V. I know what you’re thinking “Holy crap they gave Burnout Radio a CTS-V?!” Well not exactly. We kind of  ”borrowed” it from the Cadillac Culinary Tour, at which we were supposed to be driving the CTS Wagon and the SRX, but we just couldn’t resist taking the V for a quick joyride.

From all of us at Burnout Radio, thanks for making this a great year. And a very special thanks to our guests on this show, Berry Lowman of Team Hall-N-Nass fame, Gary Ragland, for performaing his rendition of the URPA song, and of course Amber Walters, who joined us in studio for the Burnout Radio Awards. Speaking of which, don’t forget to stop by the site and vote to see if Amber will be joining us full time next season.

One last side note, this is our new longest podcast ever at over 2 hours in length! So feel free to use your fast forward buttons as necessary. We’ll see you guys on January 15th for the Season 3 kick off!

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So one of our listeners asked us a question we get quite often, Should I get a Mustang for my first car? As much as we love the Mustang, we had to say no… and here’s why.

Yup you read right. The guys from Expo Motors and Spyker agreed to let me drive one of their quarter million dollar super cars. And not just any old Spyker, the new production prototype Spyker C8 Aileron. It’s just to bad they wouldn’t let me take it home.  Believe me I tried. But before we get to that we’ll take you guys along for our 45 minute trip to the L.A. Auto Show where we got to see things like the Volvo S60 Concept.

Don’t forget to see the interview with Spyker’s Vinnie Russo and the image galleries below.

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Well maybe not but it sure as hell should be able to! This week on Burnout Radio it’s ALL about the Corvette Grand Sport. 0-60 mph in 4.0 seconds, and this car is so easy to launch your grandma could do it. We also found a BMW owner that’s a complete and total douche bag, and Low Flying Pelican strikes a Bugatti. Apple wants to ruin the automotive industry and we try to figure out just what in hades is an Arash?

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That’s right this week we are reviewing none other than the 2010 Ford Mustang GT500! It’s big. It’s bad. And it looks like, given half a chance, it would eat you. What more do you need? Listen along as I try to review the GT500 and Nick keeps obsessing over his beloved Challenger.

In other news we found the widest road ever built. We now know why Nick is possibly the scariest driver ever. There’s yet another new Ferrari, while Mclaren is delaying the launch of it’s new supercar. Then Chrysler is offering exactly what we don’t need in a moving vehicle… live tv! We’ve also found some of the ugliest cars of the past 50 years, and Toyota announces the FT-86 concept.

Ok we’ve finally gotten around to posting our review of the 2010 Camaro SS. Holy Jesus this car rocks! I’d bore you with the other stuff we covered in the podcast, but let’s be honest do you really care? So I’ll just leave you with some Camaro porn.

So this has been sitting around for damn near a month becuase I lost the files. Luckly we were able to salvage them but the audio quality is not the greatest. It is definatly worth a listen since Scott Settlemire, The Fbod Father himself, was awesome enough to agree to be on our show while he was in town setting up for the State Fair of Texas. We gave over the entire show to all things Camaro so sit back  and enjoy an hour of Camaro history.

It’s true! Apparenlty in Australia it rains Frozen Koalas duing WRC Rally Races. Honda realses images of the new Crosstour and let just say it didn’t get rave reviews. In the world of Formula 1 Force India finally gets a podium finish only to have Ferrari steal their star driver, Giancarlo Fisichella. Then we find out that the government still can’t add. BMW rocks out with the new Efficent Dynamics concept, and Audi has been bisy this past week, with the rumors of the impending release of and electric R8, and Audi’s president Johan de Nysschen, calls the Chevy Volt a car for idiots thanks to it’s $40,000 price tag. Then we have the most stolen cars in the U.S. and car rentals by the hour with www.ZipCars.com.

Last week CNN 650 AM asked us to to an interview with their morning show about our involvement with the Fiesta Movement. So of course I recorded the whole thing to bring to our listeners complete with all the technical issues you’ve grown to love!

No Nick didn’t shave his head, you’ll understand when you listen to this weeks cast. This podcast was so rife with technical difficulties it’s not even funny. We tried switching to stickam.com to stream the cast but it kept locking up, then our guest couldn’t get though on skype so in the end we just gave up on all the internet technology and recorded it old school style. Just me and Nick jaw jacking in to a couple of microphones, hence the title.

All technical difficulties aside there