This week on The Motor Crew, it's all about the moments that make car ownership worth it. The stories, the risks, and the reasons we do it in the first place.

We start with what's moving at Kasser Motor Group. The Jaguar is gone, replaced by a 1997 Camaro Z28. The Cullinan and the 2012 Mustang GT Boss have both sold. Still in the lineup, a 2000 Porsche 911 Aerokit car, a 2022 SL63 AMG, a Restomod Chevelle, and a 2018 GT3 in Lava Orange that has everyone talking. As always, we're actively looking to buy the right cars.

In the shop at Service House of Precision, we installed a Soul Performance exhaust on a client's 991.2 GT3 Touring. The sound alone is a reminder of why cars still matter.

We also dive into a wild local story out of Philadelphia involving a multi million dollar luxury car title washing scheme. Allegations of stolen vehicles, fraudulent titles, and millions of dollars moving through the system. It sparks a conversation around trust, risk, and how deals can go very wrong if you're not careful.

We also touch on some exciting new inventory hitting the ground, including that Lava Orange GT3, and why sometimes the best decisions in car ownership aren't the safest ones… they're the ones that make the best stories.

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Sedans and Minivans | The Motor Crew | 03.12.26

This week on The Motor Crew, we talk about the changing landscape of the automotive world and ask the question… are big luxury sedans officially dead?

We start with what's happening at Kasser Motor Group. The Jaguar XJ8-L is still in the mix along with the Cullinan, a 2016 BMW 435i Individual M Sport, 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe with a new battery, a 2000 Porsche 911 Aerokit car, the 2022 SL63 AMG, a 2012 Mustang GT Boss, a Restomod Chevelle, and a Macan. As always, we're actively looking to buy interesting enthusiast cars.

In the shop at Service House of Precision, Bentleys and Fiskers keep things interesting as the crew talks about what's coming through the doors this week.

Then we get into the big news. Audi has officially discontinued the A8 after more than three decades, with no direct replacement planned. Another signal that the era of big body luxury sedans may be coming to an end.

At the same time, Mercedes is preparing to bring the all new VLE to the United States… an electric luxury van. So while sedans fade away, are minivans becoming the new flagship luxury vehicle?

We debate what this shift means for the future of the car market and enthusiast culture.

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We kick things off with current inventory and what's moving at Kasser Motor Group. The Jaguar XJ8-L is still available, the Cullinan is in the mix, we've got a 2016 BMW 435i Individual M Sport on the ground, and a 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe with a fresh battery ready to go. As always, we're actively looking to buy the right cars.

In the shop at Service House of Precision, the Subaru WRX gets fitted with an AWE Tuning cat-back exhaust. For Philly enthusiasts, AWE is a legacy name. Todd Sager started building VW systems out of a one car garage in Mt. Airy, and now it's a staple in the performance world. We talk about how brands like that shaped the local car scene.

Then we get into the main topic. Tony argues that while modern cars have iPad style interiors and seamless phone integration, the real engineering leap happened between 1975 and 2000. Since then, have cars truly evolved, or just added more screens?

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