One Trick Pony

Nicole had a last minute family emergency and couldn't make it, but Sam drove the Subaru WRX tS and Robbie provides an update on the Verge electric motorcycle he recently rode. In the news the least surprising announcement of the week came from Ram with the return of the TRX plus a diesel version of the heavy duty Power Wagon. Over on the Rich Rebuilds Youtube channel, Sam stumbled across his merger of a Honda Beat and an Arcimoto electric trike. We've been talking for a while about what a terrible idea electronic door releases are and now some Rivian owners are coming up with DIY mechanical solutions. Some college students in Japan are transforming a Daihatsu Copen Kei Roadster into a cool mini GR Supra for the Tokyo Auto Salon. We discuss some cool pickup truck bed features and a nearly 20 year old Ford sedan concept. Is the Fisker Karma the cockroach of the automotive world? VW shows the interior of the ID Polo and hurray! it's got physical controls. We also answer some listener messages. Links The Ram TRX Is Back For 2027, One-Trick Pony? You Asked, Ram Delivered: Ram Power Wagon With 6.7-Liter Cummins HO Turbo Diesel and Best-in-Class 1,075 lb.-ft. of Torque Building a Budget Tesla Roadster Honda e-Beat Honda Beat-off Rivian Owners Are Adding DIY Emergency Door Releases for Their Kids - Autoblog Japanese Students Turn a Kei Car Into a Mini Toyota GR Supra - Autoblog These 9 Trucks Have Super Cool Bed Features - Jalopnik This Ford Concept Could’ve Been a Modern Crown Victoria - Autoblog Live from Dearborn: Driving the Ford Interceptor Concept It Feels Like The Fisker Karma Will Never Actually, Truly Die - The Autopian Volkswagen unveils a new cockpit generation – debuting with the all-new ID. Polo 02 Verge TS Pro electric motorcycle with solid state battery Advertising Inquiries: Privacy & Opt-Out:

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One Trick Pony is an episode from Wheel Bearings by Wheel Bearings.

This episode is 89:45 long.

This episode was published on Jan 5, 2026.

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