MotorWeek

John H. Davis tests the 1982 Ford Escort and Fiat Strada, comparing real-world performance, braking, and fuel economy. He also dives into rebates, recalls, motor oil know-how, and unveils a sneak peek at the Chrysler LeBaron convertible and GM’s new J-Car lineup.

The 1982 Pontiac J2000 and Honda Civic go head-to-head in performance and efficiency tests to see which compact sedan comes out on top. Also featured are insights on window sticker pricing, tire grading standards, and a first look at new compact pickups and Mitsubishi’s move into the U.S. market.

The 1982 Ford Granada wagon and Mazda 626 coupe face off in performance and economy tests, alongside tips on cooling system care, updates on car sales and gas costs, and a first glimpse at GM’s new front-wheel-drive cars and the Toyota Supra.

The 1982 Renault 18i wagon and Jaguar XJ-6 go head-to-head in performance testing, with looks at dealer add-ons, air filtration maintenance, and shocking industry news from MG’s U.S. exit to GM’s new Camaro and Firebird prototypes.

The 1982 Chrysler LeBaron and Datsun Stanza go head-to-head in road tests, with insights on used car buying, front-end repair scams, and clean air regulations, plus news on rising car prices, recall neglect, and AMC-Renault’s latest models.

The 1982 Volvo GLT Turbo and Lincoln Continental face off in performance tests, alongside advice on automatic transmission care, insights on car loan insurance, and a spotlight on the luxury Excalibur and new models from Toyota, GM, and VW.

The 1982 Oldsmobile 98 Diesel and Volkswagen Scirocco square off in road tests, paired with tips on winter car prep and front-wheel-drive handling, plus updates on Honda recalls, GM’s new S-car, and the rare Ford Durango.

The 1982 Chevrolet Monte Carlo and Isuzu I-Mark Diesel hit the track for performance and fuel economy tests, with tips on jumper cable safety, insights on EPA mileage rule changes, and first looks at the Ford Thunderbird, Honda Accord, and Aston Martin lineup.

The 1982 Plymouth Horizon Miser and Datsun 280ZX face off in fuel economy and performance tests, with features on dealer profits, rust-proofing, and turbocharger tech, plus first looks at GM’s S-10 Blazer and Ford’s 4.2L V8 phase-out.

The 1982 AMC Eagle SX/4 and Mazda GLC go head-to-head in road tests, with tips on selling your old car and choosing the right battery, plus a farewell to the Maserati Merak and previews of Volvo’s new GL and Chrysler’s mini pickup.

The 1982 Plymouth Reliant K wagon and Toyota Tercel go wheel-to-wheel in testing, alongside insights on car safety, dashboard warning lights, and alternative fuels, plus a look at microcars, model car trends, and the future of fuel-efficient design.

The 1982 Ford LTD and Alfa Romeo GTV-6 face off in performance tests, with features on Holden’s Australian cars, DIY compression checks, and headlight technology, plus insider looks at CHP’s muscle car fleet and GM’s canceled big sedans.

The 1982 Buick Regal and Honda Accord go head-to-head in road tests, with insights on car loans and emergency kits, a look back at the Bricklin SV-1, and spy shots of the upcoming 1983 Corvette.

Road tests of the Volkswagen Quantum and Ford Escort headline this episode, along with deep dives into tire tech, suspension care, and overflowing dealer lots, plus an early look at the upcoming Ford Tempo and Mercury Topaz.

This episode puts the Dodge Challenger and Pontiac J2000 to the test, explores natural gas cars and child safety, shares fuel-saving tips, and teases upcoming two-seat sports cars from GM, Toyota, and more.

MotorWeek puts the Subaru 4WD Wagon and Ford Thunderbird to the test, explores diesel oil know-how and car cover smarts, revisits the Thunderbird’s roots, and teases the new Camaro and Firebird.

MotorWeek hits the road with the turbocharged Saab 900 and diesel Chevy Chevette, dives into spark plug science and the rise of import cars, spotlights the Maserati Quattroporte, and teases a hot new Mustang.

From Italian flair to off-road grit, the Lancia Zagato and Jeep CJ7 Renegade hit the road alongside a look at electric cars, smarter seating, quick paint fixes, and a first glimpse of the Toyota Celica Supra.

Luxury meets efficiency as the Cadillac Seville and Peugeot 604 Turbo Diesel take center stage, alongside deep dives into fuel injection, disc brakes, and Volkswagen’s record-setting aerodynamic marvel.

From the all-new Ford Ranger to the turbocharged Fiat Spider 2000, it’s a mix of muscle and mileage with a look at leasing, gasohol, and fresh designs straight from the auto show floor.

A sleek mix of style and innovation as the Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera and rotary-powered Mazda RX-7 hit the test track, while experts break down car warranties, used-car prep, and GM’s futuristic Aero X concept.

Luxury meets utility as the Mercedes-Benz 300 SD and Dodge Rampage go head-to-head on the track, alongside a look at Ford’s futuristic Probe concept, rising moped mania, and expert tips on ignition timing.

From the stainless-steel DeLorean to Toyota’s sporty new Supra and GMC’s compact S-15 pickup, it’s a mix of muscle and mileage—plus a deep dive into diesel maintenance and fresh news from Chrysler and AMC.

Corvette nostalgia meets turbocharged flair as the Renault Fuego takes the spotlight—plus pro tips on car care, stunt-driving thrills, and a look at tomorrow’s high-mileage imports.

From drop-top cruising in the Chrysler LeBaron to Bavarian precision in the BMW 528e, the spotlight heats up with a Mustang GT vs. Camaro Z28 showdown that defines early ’80s muscle.

From the sporty 1982 Chevy Camaro Berlinetta to the turbocharged 1983 Audi Quattro, MotorWeek dives into performance and innovation across the spectrum—spotlighting Ford’s futuristic city cars, Ghia’s wild micro machines, and the collector treasures of Carlisle’s car corral.

Compact contenders face off as the Volkswagen Rabbit, Nissan Sentra, Renault LeCar, and Dodge Colt go head-to-head in a fuel-sipping showdown to see which small car delivers the best blend of performance, mileage, and everyday practicality.

Ford and Chrysler go head-to-head with their full 1982 lineups, showcasing everything from sporty Thunderbirds and elegant Lincolns to bold Chargers and stylish LeBarons, while Goss tackles the challenge of maintaining increasingly complex engines.

General Motors and AMC roll out their 1982 lineups, from rugged Jeeps and turbocharged Eagles to sleek Camaros and luxury Cadillacs, while Pat Goss breaks down the secrets to keeping turbo engines running strong.

From the affordable AMC Renault Alliance to the high-performance Porsche 944, MotorWeek tests both ends of the driving spectrum while checking in on Ford’s new Ranger and uncovering big price drops across the auto industry.

MotorWeek takes the wheel of the Dodge 600 ES and BMW 320i, explores how robots are reshaping car manufacturing, and gets a first look at the next-generation Corvette.

MotorWeek puts the Mercury Capri RS and Mazda 2200 Diesel Pickup to the test, exposes the truth behind the 200-MPG carburetor myth, and spotlights future tech from electric conversions to the upcoming Mercedes 190E.

MotorWeek lines up the 1983 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am and Toyota Cressida, uncovers shady service station scams, and takes a look at the sleek new Ford Sierra and upcoming Tempo and Topaz.

MotorWeek compares two generations of Cadillac Cimarron, takes the nimble Nissan Pulsar for a spin, updates its long-term Ford Ranger test, and checks out the first wave of America’s upcoming minivans.

MotorWeek hits the road with the turbocharged Mitsubishi Starion and the new Ford LTD, tackles real-world car care questions, and spotlights major GM recalls and upcoming models like the Audi 5000 and Pontiac Fiero.

From the rugged Chevy S10 Blazer to the nimble VW Rabbit GTI, MotorWeek explores performance and practicality while diving into tire balancing, retreading innovations, and a first look at the all-new Ford Bronco II.

From the sturdy AMC Concord to the quirky Subaru BRAT, MotorWeek puts two very different rides to the test while tackling fuel-saving myths, revisiting classic steam power, and previewing Cadillac’s downsized front-wheel-drive future.

Tiny economy meets mid-engine flair as the Pontiac T1000 and Fiat X1/9 hit the track, while Goss tackles ball joint maintenance, John explores computerized parts networks, and Audi teases a budget-friendly Quattro.

Chevy’s Celebrity and Dodge’s Charger 2.2 face off in a battle of style and speed, while Goss tackles VW diesel issues, chrome classics shine at a custom car show, and Ford’s new Tempo and Topaz make their debut.

The Mazda 626 shows off its smooth efficiency while the Jeep Grand Wagoneer flexes its power and style, plus a dazzling lineup of custom chrome hot rods takes center stage.

The rugged Toyota Tercel SR5 wagon and the refined Mercedes-Benz 240D go head-to-head in a test of efficiency and endurance, while Ford’s futuristic Probe concept hints at the aerodynamic cars of tomorrow.

From the hardworking Nissan Datsun King Cab pickup to the sleek Saab 900S hatchback, it’s a showcase of utility and style as MotorWeek explores smart design, performance, and even the story behind the “chicken tax.”

The sporty Ford Escort GT and refined Volvo 760 GLE hit the test track, autocross racers battle it out in the parking lot, and Chrysler reveals bold new concepts with the Daytona and Laser.

From the turbocharged Mitsubishi Tredia to the advanced Pontiac 6000 STE, the spotlight is on performance, innovation, and a look at bold DIY kit cars alongside AMC’s shifting lineup.

Luxury meets muscle as the elegant Chrysler New Yorker faces off against the powerful Jaguar XJS HE, while new Lincoln concepts tease futuristic tech with voice control and satellite navigation.

From the practical Oldsmobile Firenza to the luxurious Mercedes-Benz 380SL, the spotlight shifts from economy to elegance as MotorWeek hits the New York Auto Show for a peek at bold new designs and curious K-car conversions.

From the thrifty Plymouth Horizon to the elegant Buick Riviera Convertible, MotorWeek balances economy and luxury while handing out its first-ever Driver’s Choice Awards to the best cars of 1983.

From the practical Nissan Maxima wagon to the high-performance BMW 630CSi and Ford Mustang Convertible, MotorWeek hits the track to showcase style, speed, and cutting-edge tech shaping the future of driving.

From the turbocharged Datsun 280ZX to the legendary Porsche 928S and a Corvette tribute at Summit Point, MotorWeek celebrates American muscle and import performance in a high-octane showcase of speed and style.

John H. Davis takes viewers inside the making of the all-new 1984 Corvette, while Pat Goss tackles Corvette repair tips and the team explores the car’s Kentucky roots, cutting-edge chassis, and thrilling V8 performance.

John H. Davis compares four five-door hatchbacks from around the world—testing performance, handling, and innovation as the Mazda 626 debuts its groundbreaking adjustable suspension.

A head-to-head look at the 1984 Chrysler and Ford lineups, from turbo compacts to luxury sedans and tough new trucks, with Pat Goss offering sharp advice on caring for modern car electronics.

A full-throttle showcase of GM and AMC’s 1984 lineups—from sporty Fieros and turbo Regals to rugged Jeeps and sleek Renaults—with Pat Goss offering clever battery tips and a little extra flair.

Turbo power meets European luxury as MotorWeek tests the 1984 Dodge Daytona and Audi 5000S, explores GM’s new front-drive sedans, and even takes a spin in a Rolls-Royce, with expert tips on solving heater and engine pinging issues.

Luxury meets reliability as MotorWeek compares the Mercedes-Benz 190E and Honda Accord, dives into drag racing at Maryland’s 75-80 Dragway, and shares practical advice for keeping your car running smoothly with proper suspension care.

Innovation takes center stage as MotorWeek tests the sporty Pontiac Fiero and family-friendly Dodge Colt Vista, explores the high-tech world of Pontiac’s engineering labs, and offers expert tips to keep your car’s transmission and drivetrain in top shape.

Off-road grit meets refined precision as MotorWeek tests the rugged new Jeep Cherokee and agile BMW 318i, explores the thrills of the Baja 1000, previews Toyota’s futuristic MR2 and the Pantera II, and shares essential maintenance tips to keep any car running strong.

MotorWeek takes the wheel of the Chevy Caprice and sporty Isuzu Impulse, puts a new torque-starter battery and Audi’s Quattro Sport in the spotlight, and answers real drivers’ repair questions with practical garage wisdom.

Luxury meets innovation as MotorWeek tests the sleek Lincoln Continental Mark VII LSC and nimble Honda Prelude, explores the science behind new composite headlights, and shares smart tips for keeping your car’s finish flawless.

MotorWeek takes the turbocharged Nissan 300ZX for a spin, explores Soviet car culture and Lada’s Fiat roots, previews Jaguar’s elegant new lineup, and reviews the fuel-saving Renault Encore in a blend of performance and global perspective.

MotorWeek drives the all-new Plymouth Voyager that’s redefining family transport, puts the sporty VW Jetta through its paces, uncovers early spy shots of Ford’s upcoming Taurus, and breaks down how EGR valves and suspension shocks impact performance.

Turbo power takes center stage as Ford’s sleek Thunderbird TC faces off with the punchy Dodge Colt GTS, while GM’s global car collaborations take shape at the NUMMI factory and Goss tackles real-world Chrysler headaches in the garage.

Luxury meets performance as Oldsmobile’s diesel-powered Cutlass Ciera contrasts sharply with the open-air thrill of Porsche’s 911 Cabrio, while Goss dives into cooling system care and California designers reimagine Chrysler’s future on the West Coast.

The turbocharged Mustang SVO shows off Ford’s new performance edge, the VW Vanagon brings family practicality to the road, Goss reveals cheap fixes for pricey-sounding problems, and GM teases its bold new Saturn project.

Toyota’s turbo Camry brings efficiency with a boost, while Cadillac’s Eldorado Touring Coupe adds muscle to luxury. Goss tackles tricky viewer brake and stalling questions, and the crew goes behind the scenes to see how automakers wine and dine the press.

The compact Ford Bronco II tackles the open road while the turbocharged Dodge Conquest brings the heat to the track. Viewers also get a closer look at brake maintenance, rust-proofing, and GM’s newest front-drive models.

Toyota’s first mid-engine van delivers practicality with a quirky edge, while Porsche’s 928 S shows off luxury and speed in a grand touring package. Viewer questions tackle electrical gremlins, and there’s a look at GM’s big corporate shakeup plus Chrysler’s new H-platform lineup.

The turbocharged Dodge 600 ES blends family sedan comfort with surprising performance, while Audi’s 5000S proves how refined German engineering can be with both turbo and naturally aspirated power. There’s a look at Mazda’s futuristic MX-02 concept packed with radar cruise and four-wheel steering, plus long-term updates on the Jeep Wagoneer and Mazda 626.

Peugeot’s 505 Wagon delivers European comfort and versatility, while Ford’s turbocharged EXP brings sporty flair to the compact class. The show also explores early airbag technology and America’s low seatbelt use, plus a preview of GM’s new compact lineup including the Pontiac Grand Am and Buick Somerset.

Pontiac’s 2000 Sunbird Turbo shows surprising punch and polish, while AMC’s Renault Sportwagon blends Euro flair with American practicality. The episode also spotlights GM’s futuristic Citation IV concept and offers tips for keeping your car’s seats clean, fresh, and comfortable.

The Buick Century Wagon delivers quiet comfort and family practicality, while the Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce brings Italian passion to the open road. The episode also spotlights the 1984 D.C. Auto Show and offers a glimpse at the upcoming wave of GM and Ford minivans.

A mix of muscle and mileage defines this lineup — from the V8-powered Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme to the fuel-sipping Ford Escort Diesel and Renault-powered Winnebago LeSharo. The show also explores European-inspired Merkur models, Chrysler’s latest H-cars, and a hands-on look at suspension upgrades that transform handling.

Fuel-sipping sedans shine as the Toyota Corolla and VW Jetta go head-to-head, plus an early look at Ford’s sleek new Taurus and a closer look at what keeps cars steady on the road.

Turbo power meets all-wheel practicality as the Buick Regal T-Type flexes its boost and the Subaru GL10 tackles the road with confidence. Plus, student-built off-road racers hit the dirt in the Mini Baja challenge, and a look at Europe’s sleek new Renault R25.

A turbocharged trio takes center stage with Buick’s Electra T-Type, Nissan’s 200SX, and the sleek Maserati Biturbo pushing performance in very different ways. Meanwhile, Porsche’s 944 faces off against Mazda’s rotary RX-7 to see which sports coupe rules the road.

MotorWeek heads off-road to pit three compact 4x4s against the elements. The Jeep Wagoneer, Chevy S-10 Blazer, and Ford Bronco II battle for bragging rights in traction, handling, and toughness on rough terrain.

MotorWeek takes a first look at Chrysler’s 1985 lineup, from the sporty Daytona Z to the luxurious Fifth Avenue and rugged Ramcharger. Then it’s Ford’s turn, showcasing everything from the high-tech Merkur XR4Ti to the classic Lincoln Mark VII and the all-new Aerostar van.

The turbocharged Merkur XR4Ti shows off its European style and Ford muscle. Goss covers cooling system care, the new Toyota MR2 hits the spotlight, and the Volvo DL Wagon proves practicality never goes out of style.

The elegant Maserati Biturbo delivers Italian flair and turbocharged power, while compact rivals like the Chevy Sprint and Spectrum prove that efficiency can still be fun. Goss tackles viewer car troubles, the Saab 9000 makes its debut, and long-term updates roll in from Jeep and Volvo.

Luxury meets innovation as Oldsmobile’s redesigned Calais and Mercedes-Benz’s 500 SEC show off cutting-edge tech, from quality robotics to early airbags and ABS. A look inside Oldsmobile’s modern plant and a preview of futuristic foreign minivans round out the ride.

Compact power takes the spotlight as the Isuzu Trooper II tackles the trails and the turbocharged Dodge and Plymouth Colt show surprising speed at Summit Point. Plus, a look at South Korea’s bold move into the U.S. car market with the Hyundai Pony and GM’s Daewoo-built imports.

Luxury and performance meet as the BMW 325e delivers smooth precision while the revived Avanti flexes classic American muscle. Plus, a glimpse into the future with Volvo’s ultra-efficient LCP concept car built from lightweight materials.

Hot hatches meet muscle as the VW Golf and GTI show their precision while the Camaro IROC-Z burns up the track with raw V8 power. The Renault Fuego adds turbo flair, and a visit to VW’s Wolfsburg factory reveals how innovation drives the brand forward.

A look back at the year’s most popular rides, from domestic icons like the Mustang GT and Monte Carlo SS to import stars like the 300ZX and Supra. Plus, a hands-on guide to mastering your own oil change, the MotorWeek way.

Performance meets practicality as the turbocharged Dodge Shelby Charger proves muscle can come in compact form, while Toyota’s new 4Runner blends rugged utility with everyday drivability. Plus, updates from the long-term test fleet and a sneak peek at Subaru’s upcoming AWD sports car.

Audi brings precision to the pavement with the 4000S and Quattro sedans, proving German engineering thrives in all conditions. Then, Pontiac drops the top on the turbocharged Sunbird Convertible for open-air fun with surprising punch. Plus, a look at Ford’s Aerostar and GM’s bold new Saturn project.

Nissan’s Maxima SE shows off its new V6 power and sporty edge, while Dodge’s Aries Wagon proves practicality can still deliver solid performance. The Thunderbird turns 30 with a nostalgic look back at Ford’s icon, and Peugeot’s futuristic Quasar concept teases the high-tech cars of tomorrow.

MotorWeek puts the Saab 900 Turbo 16V and Ford LTD LX through their paces, proving both have serious power and personality. The team also dives into the thrill of the One Lap of America rally and checks out three standout British sports cars turning heads across the pond.

MotorWeek hits the road with the AMC Renault Alliance convertible and the rare Bitter SC, showcasing two very different takes on open-air and exotic driving. John Davis revisits the muscle of NASCAR’s aero warriors, explores the evolution of tire tech, and offers an early look at GM’s upcoming H-bodies and Ford’s sleek new Taurus and Sable.

The 1985 Buick Century T-Type and Riviera bring touchscreens to the driver’s seat in this look at cars gone digital. Plus, a first look at Mercedes-Benz’s new 300 Series, college autocross training events, and a road test of the fuel-sipping Mazda GLC.

John Davis showcases the refined 1985 Volkswagen Cabriolet and the advanced Lincoln Continental, one of the first American cars with anti lock brakes. Goss shares tips for repairing paint chips and dings, while the team explores the booming gray market and a look at futuristic concept cars.

The turbocharged Dodge Daytona and Colt hit the track for back-to-back road tests, showing off their boost and style. The episode also features Mazda’s rotary racing action in Miami, first looks at the Renault Alpine and bargain-priced Yugo, and a close-up of Chevrolet’s all-new Astro minivan.

Two Corvettes face off in a showdown of American performance, while the Toyota Cressida delivers quiet sophistication. Motorcycle stunts from Sweden, Ford’s sleek new Merkur XR6i, and the secret life of automotive spy photographers round out the lineup.

Turbo power meets practicality as the Chrysler LeBaron GTS hits the track, while the Honda Civic Wagon shows off its efficiency and everyday charm. Classic British flair returns with the Daimler SP250, plus first looks at the Jeep Comanche pickup and Oldsmobile Calais pace car.

European sophistication meets American muscle as the Peugeot 505 Turbo shows off French engineering flair, while the Pontiac 6000 STE and Fiero GT bring digital dashes and sporty spirit to Pocono Raceway. Also featured, tips for smarter used car shopping and a look at the futuristic Owaso Litestar.

The Toyota MR2 and Corolla GT-S bring sharp performance to the spotlight, while the Mercury Topaz shows off everyday value. Plus, the Drivers’ Choice Awards and final tips for smart used car shopping.

Luxury meets performance as the Porsche 928S headlines alongside the Chevy Cavalier and Cadillac Cimarron. Plus, street rods steal the spotlight and Goss tackles more viewer car troubles.

MotorWeek heads to the NUMMI factory to test the new Chevrolet Nova, a joint venture between GM and Toyota, and takes the sleek Subaru XT coupe for a spin. Plus, long-term updates on the Audi 4000 S and Winnebago LeSharo, and a visit to Chrysler’s Shelby Performance Center for a look at their latest turbocharged creations.

MotorWeek rolls out the 1985 Volvo 740 Turbo Wagon, proving practicality can still pack a punch, then pits three American icons—Mustang GT, Trans Am, and Camaro IROC-Z—head-to-head in a muscle showdown. The spotlight shifts to BMW’s refined 325 and powerful 635 CSi, blending German engineering with pure driving pleasure.

This convertible special rolls through the best drop-tops of 1985—from the Chrysler LeBaron and Jeep CJ-7 to the Ferrari Mondial Cabriolet. Go behind the scenes to see how convertibles are built and learn how to keep your top looking brand new.

John H. Davis kicks off Season 5 with 'Compar-a-Car IV,' testing the Chevrolet Astro and Ford Aerostar minivans. He also dives into the importance of tire maintenance for heavier utility vehicles with Pat Goss and unveils the initial 1986 model year previews.

John H. Davis reviews the 1986 Chrysler and Ford lineups, focusing on the evolution of domestic family cars. He also dives into spark plug and ignition maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils the latest developments in the Chrysler-Maserati luxury project.

John H. Davis evaluates the 1986 General Motors and AMC/Renault lineups, including the new H-body sedans. He also dives into front-wheel drive transaxle care with Pat Goss and unveils a sneak peek at the upcoming Toyota Celica.

John Davis tests the revolutionary Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable and the practical Nissan Stanza Wagon. Joyce Braga reports on the Yugo and Alfa Milano, while Pat Goss solves GM V6 and diesel engine issues.

John H. Davis reviews the Jeep Comanche pickup and the facelifted Alfa Romeo GTV 6. He also dives into winterizing cooling systems for both rugged trucks and delicate imports with Pat Goss and unveils the first look at the Cadillac Allante.

John H. Davis tests the executive Saab 9000 and the updated Chrysler LeBaron Sedan. He also dives into brake system longevity with Pat Goss and unveils news regarding the upcoming subcompact Ford Festiva.

John H. Davis compares the new Mazda RX-7 (FC) with the legendary, quirky Citroen 2CV. He also dives into the maintenance of rotary engines and air-cooled systems with Pat Goss and unveils design sketches for the Buick Reatta.

John H. Davis reviews the downsized Buick LeSabre and the sporty Honda CRX Si. He also dives into oil quality and the rise of synthetic lubricants with Pat Goss and unveils the official launch of the Acura brand in North America.

John H. Davis tests the Mercedes-Benz 300E (W124) and the retro Panther Kallista. He also dives into turbocharger maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils the new Chrysler LeBaron GTS in the final 'What's New on Wheels' hosted by Joyce Braga.

John H. Davis hosts a special 'Request Show,' re-evaluating popular domestic and import models based on viewer mail. He also dives into common suspension issues like shocks and struts with Pat Goss and unveils Range Rover’s plans for the U.S. market.

John H. Davis concludes the season with an 'Exotics Special,' featuring the Ferrari 328, Lotus Esprit Turbo, Lamborghini Jalpa, and AutoKraft AC Mark IV. He also dives into the high costs of supercar maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils a look ahead at Season 6.

The "Compar-a-Car" small pickup shootout featuring the Ford Ranger, Mazda B2000, Chevy S10, Isuzu P'up, and Nissan Hardbody. Pat Goss shares must-have truck tips on bedliners and loading.

John H. Davis reviews the updated 1987 Ford Mustang GT and the budget-friendly Toyota Tercel. He also dives into fuel system additives and cleaners with Pat Goss and unveils a report on the growing popularity of the 'small' truck market.

John H. Davis evaluates the 1987 General Motors H-body sedans and the new Chrysler LeBaron Coupe. He also dives into front-end alignment issues with Pat Goss and unveils the latest developments in electronic dashboard technology.

John H. Davis tests the rugged Jeep Wrangler (YJ) and the Suzuki Samurai in a compact 4WD shootout. He also dives into off-road suspension maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils plans for the upcoming Range Rover North American launch.

John H. Davis reviews the upscale Pontiac Bonneville and the radical Nissan Pulsar NX with its interchangeable rear canopy. He also dives into weatherstripping and cabin seal care with Pat Goss and unveils the new Cadillac Allante luxury roadster.

John H. Davis tests the British-built Sterling 825 and the sleek Acura Legend Coupe. He also dives into the complexities of luxury car electronics with Pat Goss and unveils a sneak peek at the 1988 Buick Reatta.

John H. Davis reviews the mid-size Dodge Dakota pickup and the refreshed Ford F-150. He also dives into heavy-duty braking systems for trucks with Pat Goss and unveils the high-performance Chevrolet Corvette B2K Callaway Twin Turbo.

John H. Davis evaluates the all-new Toyota Camry and the technologically advanced Mitsubishi Galant. He also dives into radiator and coolant health with Pat Goss and unveils the newest safety features from Mercedes-Benz.

John H. Davis tests the flagship BMW 735i (E32) and the iconic Range Rover. He also dives into the maintenance of anti-lock braking systems (ABS) with Pat Goss and unveils design trends for the late 1980s.

John H. Davis hosts a 'European Special,' featuring the Porsche 928 S4 and the Renault Alpine V6 GT. He also dives into the specialized care of exotic engines with Pat Goss and unveils a look at the future of European-American partnerships.

John H. Davis reviews the sporty Mazda 323 GTX and the Volkswagen Scirocco 16V. He also dives into the nuances of small displacement turbocharging with Pat Goss and unveils news about the upcoming Ford Probe.

John H. Davis tests the luxury-focused Buick Riviera and the Oldsmobile Toronado. He also dives into the maintenance of electronic touch-screen controls with Pat Goss and unveils the 1987 Drivers' Choice Award nominees.

John H. Davis reviews the Plymouth Voyager and Dodge Caravan with their new V6 engines. He also dives into transmission fluid life and cooling with Pat Goss and unveils the new Mitsubishi Montero 4-door.

John H. Davis evaluates the Honda Prelude with its innovative four-wheel steering (4WS). He also dives into the mechanics of steering rack maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils the 1987 Subaru Justy with CVT.

John H. Davis tests the Chevrolet Corsica and Beretta, GM's new volume leaders. He also dives into paint care and finish protection with Pat Goss and unveils the sleek design of the upcoming Chrysler Conquest TSi.

John H. Davis reviews the performance-tuned Nissan 300ZX Turbo and the Toyota Supra Turbo. He also dives into high-performance tire balancing with Pat Goss and unveils the official launch of the 1987 Jeep Cherokee Limited.

John H. Davis evaluates the Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe and its new intercooler. He also dives into the maintenance of variable suspension systems with Pat Goss and unveils the first photos of the 1988 Lincoln Continental.

John H. Davis tests the Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6 and the Audi 80/90. He also dives into the importance of high-quality engine oils with Pat Goss and unveils a report on the impact of leaded fuel phase-outs.

John H. Davis presents the 5th Annual Drivers' Choice Awards, crowning the Ford Mustang and the Acura Legend. He also dives into the evolution of vehicle safety testing with Pat Goss and unveils the year's best automotive gadgets.

John H. Davis reviews the Dodge Lancer Shelby and the Pontiac 6000 STE. He also dives into performance exhaust systems and mufflers with Pat Goss and unveils the 1988 Pontiac Fiero's new suspension design.

John H. Davis tests the Volvo 740 Turbo and the Peugeot 505 Wagon. He also dives into the longevity of station wagon rear suspensions with Pat Goss and unveils the new Merkur Scorpio luxury sedan.

John H. Davis reviews the Chevrolet Celebrity Eurosport VR and the Ford Taurus MT-5. He also dives into the maintenance of manual transaxles with Pat Goss and unveils the 1988 Eagle Premier.

John H. Davis tests the Isuzu I-Mark RS and the Daihatsu Charade. He also dives into economy car battery life with Pat Goss and unveils the latest from the world of Japanese micro-cars.

John H. Davis wraps up the season with a 'Convertible Roundup,' featuring the Saab 900 Turbo, Toyota Celica, and Ford Mustang convertibles. He also dives into soft-top preservation with Pat Goss and unveils a preview of Season 7.