MotorWeek, television's original automotive magazine, returns for its 44th season, continuing its legacy of delivering unbiased and reliable car reviews for the modern driver. Host John Davis and the crew put the newest cars, trucks, and SUVs through comprehensive road tests, offering viewers a detailed look at performance, handling, and value. This season explores the latest industry trends, from the rapid evolution of electric vehicles to cutting-edge safety systems. Viewers will also receive practical consumer advice and essential maintenance tips to make informed decisions for their own vehicles. Whether you are a dedicated enthusiast or a casual car shopper, MotorWeek provides the essential information you need. Season 44 ended on July 12, 2025 sign up for a reminder.
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MotorWeek is a long-running automotive TV show on PBS, known for its detailed car reviews and industry news. In season 44, the show continued to offer viewers in-depth road tests of the latest cars, trucks, and SUVs from both domestic and international manufacturers. The team explored new automotive technologies, safety features, and fuel efficiency advancements. Special segments focused on classic cars, eco-friendly vehicles, maintenance tips, and behind-the-scenes factory tours. Viewers also enjoyed comparisons between rival models to help make informed buying decisions. Hosted by John Davis since its beginning in 1981, MotorWeek remains trusted for honest opinions about what’s hot or not in the auto world. Season 44 ended on July 12, 2025 sign up for a reminder so you don’t miss future episodes or updates.
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MotorWeek is an award-winning television series focused on the latest developments in the automotive world. The show began in 1981 and has been hosted by car expert John H. Davis ever since. MotorWeek shares its format with newsmagazine shows, and often features reviews, previews, comparisons, and interviews. Rounding out the rest of the Motorweek team include master technician Pat Goss, who always provides practical advice for maintaining your vehicle, and reporters Yolanda Vazquez, Jessica Choksey, and Steven Chupnick. Since 1983, MotorWeek has been behind the annual Drivers' Choice Awards, which honor the best vehicles of the year. The show is broadcast on both PBS and on the Velocity channel. Minor differences between the two versions include the lack of sponsor announcements, video ordering, and the Long Term Test Update segments. MotorWeek's historic 29th season, which began in 2009, saw the upgrade to high definition video. MotorWeek was originally broadcast on Maryland Public Television.
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