Pop-Up Headlights Are Done! Klapman, Lee, Muzio, Takahashi

Season 2Episode 1023 minmars 9, 2021
Pop-Up Headlights Are Done! Klapman, Lee, Muzio, Takahashi

On this episode of Shift Talkers, we applaud the BRZ, say good riddance to pop-up headlights, and figure out the best car on sale right now! Jeff is joined by Zack Klapman, Kristen Lee, Micah Muzio and Mark Takahashi.

Pop-Up Headlights Are Done! Klapman, Lee, Muzio, Takahashi has aired on mars 9, 2021
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