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    Sunday
    08Nov2009

    RoAb #9 - The 'Trying Too Hard' Episode

    So SEMA was this week, and as has become the tradition over time, we saw a lot of over-the-top, never-gonna-happen cars. It made us think, are these guys overcompensating for something? Hmm, I smell a theme ... Perhaps this episode will be all about trying too hard.

    As if to will away all bad associations, Chrysler creates a new Aston-Martin-esque logo. Meanwhile a Toyota Tacoma tries way too hard to be a middle-schooler's fantasy. Oh yeah, and two Trans-Am body kits are a little too eager to bring back the '80s. All that plus, our features this week: Blind Spot is all about creepy, fez-wearing old men, AutoGadget will ensure that you never lose your car in the parking lot again, Highway Hearsay is about new Chrysler product that's already out on the roads and more!

    Play RoundAbout Episode 9


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    Featuring:
    Zach Bowman, Eric Trytko

    Show notes with links, plus the live Ustream version after the jump!

    RoundAbout records LIVE on Fridays at 6PM ET/3PM PT. Visit RoundAboutShow.com and click Watch Live to watch our webcast and listen in on all the antics.

    Show Notes:

    Chrysler's New Logo.

    Bandit Trans Am and Lingenfelter Trans Am.

    Detroit dumptruck drop.

    PETA protests elephant carwash.

    Horrible XBOX Truck.

    Blind Spot Story of the Week: Shriners' cars stolen in Atlanta!

    In the Garage: 2009 Chrysler 300 SRT8.

    AutoGadget: Never lose your car in the parking lot again!

    Highway Hearsay: Craig's glimpse at future Dodge product on the road?

     

    Ustream webcast version as recorded live

     

    RoundAbout Episode 9

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