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P-Car Talk PodcastAuthor: Aaron Johnson and Mike Geisert
P-car Talk is a passion project created by two Porschephiles about anything and everything Porsche. We want this to be for the community who love the crest from Stuttgart as much as we do. Along with all the events we attend together, we turn on the microphones to bring the latest happenings, experiences with our own cars, and make new P-car friends along the way. Join us for the ride of a lifetime! Language: aa Genres: Automotive, Entertainment News, Leisure, News Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Slant Nose and Monterey
Episode 257
Wednesday, 20 August, 2025
EP 257 Thank our people Notable Car Week Reveals Gunther Werks Flat Nose Recreation Specs: 1000 hp, 4.0L twin turbo, 2700 lbs Discussion: Pretty cool looking build Context: Gunther has come a long way in development Comparison: Singer also has a turbo study, but Gunther is making more powerful cars at this point 2026 Ruf Tribute Specs: 3.6L, 543 horsepower, 2800 lbs Production: Only 50-100 cars over next 5 years Availability: Likely already spoken for Also Featured: Ruf Rodeo - their take on the current Safari craze Car Week Chaos Discussion Reports: This year was one of the "rowdiest" car weeks Issues: People fighting and brawls Lots of car vandalism Attributed to younger generation attendees Host Commentary: "Get your shit together, your gen is looking like ass out there" Rally Season PSA Timing: Rally season approaching (end of August) Prep Reminder: Get cars buttoned up now Services Needed: Tires Brakes Alignment Support: Help your independent shops, book appointments early Warning: Don't be last-minute with rally prep Car Week Analysis & Future Current State Atmosphere: Described as "rich boy SOWO vibes" Scale: Massive crowds and exotic car turnout Problem Areas: Spontaneous gatherings (In-N-Out Burger with 100+ cars) Potential Solutions & Changes Prediction: Major changes coming after this year's issues Carmel's Position: City won't tolerate continued problems Current Structure: Most events require tickets Many are invite-only But public spaces still get overwhelmed Social Media Impact Assessment: Social media is "ruining stuff like this" Alternative Approach: Focus on smaller, intimate events that aren't "blown out" Personal Policy: Stopped attending events that have gotten too big and "lost their way" Discussion Points How does Car Week get control of the situation? Is it possible to avoid having a Car Week at all? The balance between accessibility and maintaining event quality
