Jamie Butters is joined by Michael Wayland, autos reporter for CNBC, to discuss Toyota’s expansion in Texas, Fiat’s quadricycle and demand for used EVs.

They Stop at the Coffee Shop to chat with Eric Ledieu, vice president of Infiniti Americas, about the brand’s product plan, and Browse the Dealership Lot with Stephanie Brinley, associate director of AutoIntelligence at Mobility Global, to talk about the Rivian R2.

At the Town Hall, Jamie and Mike talk about consumer incentives and EV road trips.

Jamie Butters and guest co-host Bill Koenig discuss Canadian union negotiations while USMCA is in flux as well as the “worst Bond car ever.”

Then they Stop at the Coffee Shop to talk with Rick Wainschel, VP of analytics for Catalyst IQ, about the record highs being set in the average marketed price.

It’s Fourth of July in Autotown! Guest co-host Kalea Hall from Reuters is Riding Shotgun as we talk about auto sales, USMCA and why more automakers are using aluminum instead of copper in wiring.

We Stop at the Coffee Shop with Scott Krugger, head of North America design for Stellantis, about the special America 250 editions of certain Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep models.

We Browse the Dealership Lot with Patrick Masterson of Cars.com about its American-Made Index for 2026.

And we go to the Town Hall to hear what you all think about what it means to be “Made in America.”