Car Tech Podcast from CNET

Hyundai seeks to one-up Ford SYNC, the cheapest car with standard GPS nav, who makes the best engine in the world, and a ride in the new 1 Series.

A sneak at the next Prius, what a really small car is not good at, Volvo predicts tech will enable injury-proof cars by 2020.

Some Chrysler dealers won't sell cars, where the Prius is hard to sell, new AVIC head units from Pioneer, and a ride in the Ford Edge.

Prepare for the "Chrysler Titan" and "Nissan Horneyt"? Alcohol detectors for everyone, Tesla sues Fisker and Magna sues Tesla. Plus a ride in BMW's newest M car.

Two Japanese brands combine for a new sports car, better traffic reports through artificial intelligence, blind spot radar is the hot new thing, and a ride in Audi's supercar.

California mandates plug-in hybrids, OnStar will work with MapQuest, your remote key fob may be hacked, plus: Our first drive in a 911.

Express launches, Ford sells Jag & Land Rover, Mercedes goes HD, and we drive the Dodge Journey R/T.

Everything cool from the New York auto show, do red light cameras work *too* well, Cadillac will be first with all-LED headlights, and a ride in the RDX loaded with tech.

Geneva wows us with submersibles, Alfas, robot heads, in-dash web browsing and a coupe with a roof full of stars. Plus we take you with us in the tire-smoking spin in the new Subie WRX STi.

New Ford technology let's you unlock your car via the web, BMW's to sprout full blown web browsers, Jaguar and Land Rover soon to have a new accent and Sirius drools over the used car market, and we drive the Volvo XC70.