12Cilindri: Ferrari's Most POWERFUL V12

It's a car-packed episode this week with Matt Farah! Matt talks driving the new Ferrari 12Cilindri, Jonny shares his experience with the Ferrari Amalfi, and the crew breaks down the simple perfection of Matt's 2005 NSX. ______________________________________________ Check out Matt's 2005 NSX on Cars & Bids: https://carsandbids.com/auctions/30XpvWMG/2005-acura-nsx-t 🛞 Vredestein - Car, SUV, Van, and Light Truck Tires Demand a better tire. Demand Vredestein. https://vredestein.com 💼 NEXT Insurance - Affordable Coverage for Your Business Insurance tailored for small businesses for as little as $29 a month! https://nextinsurance.com/spike 🛠️ RaceDeck - Transform Your Garage Get 15% off plus free shipping with code SPIKE356 https://RaceDeck.com ______________________________________________ The crew kicks off with a deep dive into the Ferrari 12Cilindri, debating who gets first dibs and lamenting its surprisingly uncomfortable seats despite the hefty price tag. Jonny shares his recent experience driving the refreshed Ferrari Amalfi (formerly Roma) in Portugal, praising its return to physical buttons and impressive handling characteristics. Matt announces he's selling his immaculate 2005 NSX with just 20,000 miles on Cars & Bids, sparking a discussion about the driving experience of Honda's legendary supercar and whether PPF is worth the investment. The conversation shifts to the Mercedes Unimog's cult following and potential import loopholes, before diving into modern driving tests conducted over Zoom and the technological inevitability of self-driving cars. The episode wraps with universal frustrations about wireless phone chargers in cars and a laugh-out-loud compilation of Glendale's worst driving offenders. _____________________________________________ 📧 To advertise with Spike’s Car Radio, contact Neon Tiger Media: [e-mail] 🌐 or visit: https://scrpod.com/sponsor Produced by Skyview Entertainment & Q6 Media https://q6.media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices