Welcome to 2024 and the third year of Rambling About Cars. Join us live at 7:30 pm Eastern on Motor1's social channels where you can chat with us live during the podcast. And with a new year comes many new (and a few old) things to discuss.
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Gallery: Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Concept EV
We're just a few days into the new year but it's safe to say one of the biggest debuts to come will be the 2025 Dodge Charger. It's been nearly a year and a half since the Charger Daytona SRT EV concept debuted, previewing the electric future for the storied model. But will it be an all-electric affair? There's a mix of confirmed information and rumors surrounding this car, and we're going to spend some time going over everything we know thus far.
We're also starting 2024 with a look at yet another Toyota clocking enough miles for two round-trip drives to the Moon. The owner of this 2014 Tundra SR5 just passed 900,000 miles, but it's not unfamiliar territory for the Tundra or its owner. He previously took a 2007 Tundra to one million miles, accomplished with surprisingly little maintenance work considering the use.
Speaking of surprises, it seems record-high new-car prices aren't keeping people away from dealer showrooms. With many automakers reporting year-end sales for 2023, the news is largely positive with many companies reporting double-digit year-over-year increases. We'll talk about this and focus on a few interesting stats that stand out among the rest.
And we can't have all work with no play, so prepare yourselves for a weird Suzuki going to this year's Tokyo Auto Salon. And we literally play with Stompers – battery-powered tiny monster trucks that blitzed the 1980s toy scene and then disappeared as quickly as they arrived. You don't want to miss the fun.
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