In this week's rundown of the biggest stories, Brian and Tim discuss a particularly disconcerting Mitsubishi hack, and a few recalls that you may want to know about.

In this week's rundown of the biggest stories, Brian​ Cooley ​talk​s​ about ​the possible buyout of some of Google's robotics tech by Toyota; more on the Takata recalls; ​and a quick look at Silicon Valley's test track for self-driving cars.

In this week's rundown of the biggest stories, Brian and Tim talk about the latest in what seems like a series of never-ending Takata recalls, but find some light at the end of the Dieselgate tunnel.

In this week's rundown of the biggest stories, Brian and Tim discuss the latest cheats and shady happenings in the car world, plus all the automotive-related news from Google I/O.

Mitsubishi steals a lot of shade from VW, Tesla is a big spender on warranty repairs, and Cooley just isn't convinced Apple even wants to build cars.

"High-octane" gas may not be a lie for much longer; Tim Stevens will soon be shredding on something you've never seen before; and the scope of the Takata airbag problem gets bigger (if that's possible).

Nissan refreshes the GT-R, Mazda gives the Miata a special targa version, and Toyota puts Prius on battery steroids. The Roadshow team has it all from the New York auto show.

A milestone deal promises automatic braking on most cars by 2022. How much range will Tesla Model 3 really have at $35,000? And pickup trucks become the unlikely arena for camera wars.

The top five cars from Geneva auto show -- and one that isn't. What the first Google car crash means, and how to order that new NSX.

Honda recalls 40K Civics for misassembled engines, cordless charging comes to Teslas, and Audi's newest crossover is also its smallest.