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Published by Auto Culture Society
The Auto Culture Society Podcast is an art-house podcast about cars and the culture around them. Each episode takes one subject, usually a marque, and one argument, and follows it through design, engineering, money, memory and the people who drive. No news and no spec sheets: one case, made properly, in less than 15 minutes. Cars. Culture. Connected. New episodes every Wednesday. www.autoculturesociety.com
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Carmakers can now switch features on and off long after you've paid. Andrew and Helen look at BMW's heated seats, Mercedes' paid-for acceleration and Tesla's Full Self-Driving, make the best case for over-the-air updates, check what the law covers, and finish with a test for anyone buying a used car. If it's bolted to the car, it should come with the car. Presented by Andrew and Helen. Auto Culture Society. Cars. Culture. Connected. www.autoculturesociety.com
This podcast episode centers around a deep dive into the Nissan GT-R NISMO, a track-focused supercar that carries an eye-watering price tag of £180,000. Throughout the episode, the host examines whether this staggering cost—which is exactly double the price of a standard GT-R in Prestige trim Visit us at: https://www.autoculturesociety.com/ Weekly clips on TikTok: @autoculturesociety YouTube: @autoculturesociety
In this episode, we explore how the new Porsche 911 GT3 (992.2) defies the era of electrification. Discover how Porsche engineers managed to keep the 4.0L naturally aspirated flat-six alive—and revving to 9,000 RPM—despite stricter emissions requiring four catalytic converters and two particulate filters. Visit us at: https://www.autoculturesociety.com/ Weekly clips on TikTok: @autoculturesociety YouTube: @autoculturesociety
We explore the BMW M2 G87 and what it represents for modern M cars: more power, more tech, more presence, and a lot more opinion. Is it the end of the old school compact M formula, or the most usable M2 yet? We break down the styling debate, how it feels compared to the previous generation, and the spec choices that have buyers debating online. Visit us at: https://www.autoculturesociety.com/ Weekly clips on TikTok: @autoculturesociety YouTube: @autoculturesociety
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Observed November 4, 2026.
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