The Best of Car Talk

Click and Clack discuss a news story about an employee who died at his desk unnoticed, using it to joke about their own staff.

Click and Clack share bad metaphors and solve a probability puzzle before diagnosing a 1973 Land Rover with a rancid butter smell.

Broadcasting from MIT, Click and Clack share humorous course evaluations before diagnosing a 1989 Nissan Pathfinder’s oil starvation issues.

Click and Clack open with "You Might Be a Redneck" jokes before advising a couple to compromise on warming up their carbureted Oldsmobile versus fuel-injected Geo.

Click and Clack satirize Laura Doyle’s “Surrendered Wife” book before diagnosing a Lexus with an air-filled power steering system and an Isuzu Trooper with rough shifting.

Click and Clack discuss a study linking frontal temporal dementia to a sudden love for pop music before tackling listener car problems.

Click and Clack mock GM's decision to discontinue Oldsmobile, suggesting absurd replacement names like the "Bose-o-mobile.

The Tappet Brothers share humorous high school essay analogies before diagnosing a Lincoln’s stuck air suspension and a VW bus squeak.

Click and Clack open with a satirical report on Americans favoring public transit for everyone else.

Click and Clack open with a satirical proposal to swap their producer, arrested for eating on the DC Metro, for a handcuffed child.

Click and Clack open with a humorous segment on stressed-out women's expressions before diagnosing several listener car issues.

Click and Clack brainstorm humorous limited-edition car concepts before diagnosing a lurching Acura Integra and a Volkswagen Golf with clogged fuel injectors.