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* FirstRunSyndication: From 1993 to 1998, the show was run concurrently in first-run syndication on commerical TV stations; since 1998, it has also run on various automotive-themed cable channels.
* FollowTheLeader: In the late 1990s ''Car and Driver'' and ''Motor Trend'' magazines launched short-lived TV shows that were copies of ''[=MotorWeek=]''; hence the addition of the word "Original" in their slogan "Television's Automotive Magazine" as aformentioned in the Aluminum Christmas Trees entry above.
* FollowTheLeader: In the late 1990s ''Car and Driver'' and ''Motor Trend'' magazines launched short-lived TV shows that were copies of ''[=MotorWeek=]''; hence the addition of the word "Original" in their slogan "Television's Automotive Magazine" as aformentioned in the Aluminum Christmas Trees entry above.
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* FirstRunSyndication: From 1993 to 1998, the show was run concurrently in first-run syndication on commerical commercial TV stations; since 1998, it has also run on various automotive-themed cable channels.
* FollowTheLeader: In the late 1990s ''Car and Driver'' and ''Motor Trend'' magazines launched short-lived TV shows that were copies of ''[=MotorWeek=]''; hence the addition of the word "Original" in their slogan "Television's Automotive Magazine" asaformentioned aforementioned in the Aluminum Christmas Trees entry above.
* FollowTheLeader: In the late 1990s ''Car and Driver'' and ''Motor Trend'' magazines launched short-lived TV shows that were copies of ''[=MotorWeek=]''; hence the addition of the word "Original" in their slogan "Television's Automotive Magazine" as
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''[=MotorWeek=]'' previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, Website/YouTube user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old ''[=MotorWeek=]'' reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], ''[=MotorWeek=]'''s producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their Website/YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''[=MotorWeek=]'' previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, Website/YouTube user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old ''[=MotorWeek=]'' reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], ''[=MotorWeek=]'''s producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their Website/YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 2002-03 season.
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* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comic strip.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Mechanic Pat Goss during the 41st season.
* FirstRunSyndication: From 1993 to 1998, the show was run concurrently in first-run syndication on commerical TV stations.
* FirstRunSyndication: From 1993 to 1998, the show was run concurrently in first-run syndication on commerical TV stations.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Mechanic Pat Goss during the 41st season. \n His "Goss' Garage" segment was replaced in the 42nd season by a new DIY care segment named "Your Drive".
* FirstRunSyndication: From 1993 to 1998, the show was run concurrently in first-run syndication on commerical TVstations.stations; since 1998, it has also run on various automotive-themed cable channels.
* FirstRunSyndication: From 1993 to 1998, the show was run concurrently in first-run syndication on commerical TV
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''[=MotorWeek=]'' previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old ''[=MotorWeek=]'' reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], ''[=MotorWeek=]'''s producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''[=MotorWeek=]'' previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} Website/YouTube user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old ''[=MotorWeek=]'' reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], ''[=MotorWeek=]'''s producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube Website/YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* ThePeteBest: The two industry news reporters before Lisa Barrow, both of whom only lasted a couple seasons.
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* ThePeteBest: The two industry news reporters before Lisa Barrow, both of whom only lasted a couple seasons.seasons.
* YouLookFamiliar: Craig Singhaus served as the in-house mechanic/technical expert in the unaired 1978 pilot. He was replaced with [[CastTheExpert actual mechanic Pat Goss]] for the 1981 pilot and [[DemotedToExtra served as a nameless test driver]] until he became a feature reporter in the mid 1980s.
* YouLookFamiliar: Craig Singhaus served as the in-house mechanic/technical expert in the unaired 1978 pilot. He was replaced with [[CastTheExpert actual mechanic Pat Goss]] for the 1981 pilot and [[DemotedToExtra served as a nameless test driver]] until he became a feature reporter in the mid 1980s.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: The cause of the "Goss' Garage" segment suffering SeasonalRot. Originally the segment was a step-by-step instruction about how to perform common car repairs and later evolved to Pat Goss answering viewers' letters seeking his advice over problems with their cars. By the TurnOfTheMillennium however, cars had become too computer and electronic heavy for the average person to be able to work on in their garage, and thus the segment evolved to Goss giving viewers general car care advice and helping them better understand what they may be hearing from the shop. To that point, John Davis decided to retire the "Goss' Garage" segment entirely following Goss' death in 2022 rather than try to keep it going with another host.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Mechanic Pat Goss during the 41st season.
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* HeAlsoDid: John Davis was the producer of ''Wall Street Week'' from 1970 to 2002.
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* CastTheExpert: When the show began in 1981, Pat Goss was merely a local mechanic who was willing to let [=MotorWeek=] film at his shop. Craig Singhaus was the host of the car care segment in the first unaired pilot, but Goss opted to host the segment himself once the series began.
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* CastTheExpert: When the show began in 1981, Pat Goss was merely a local mechanic who was willing to let [=MotorWeek=] ''[=MotorWeek=]'' film at his shop. Craig Singhaus was the host of the car care segment in the first unaired pilot, but Goss opted to host the segment himself once the series began.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek ''[=MotorWeek=]'' previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek ''[=MotorWeek=]'' reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's ''[=MotorWeek=]'''s producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* CastTheExpert: When the show began in 1981, Pat Goss was merely a local mechanic who was willing to let [=MotorWeek=] film at his shop. Craig Singhaus was the host of the car care segment in the first unaired pilot, but Goss opted to host the segment himself once the series began.
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* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comic strip.
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* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comic strip.strip.
* ThePeteBest: The two industry news reporters before Lisa Barrow, both of whom only lasted a couple seasons.
* ThePeteBest: The two industry news reporters before Lisa Barrow, both of whom only lasted a couple seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19 lockdown, lockdowns]], where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued, with them now having worked up to the 1996-97 season.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued into 2021, continued, with them now having worked up to the first half of the 1994-95 season being the most recent season streamed.1996-97 season.
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* FollowTheLeader: In the late 1990s ''Car and Driver'' and ''Motor Trend'' magazines launched short-lived TV shows that were copies of ''[=MotorWeek=]''; hence the addition of the word "Original" in their slogan "Television's Automotive Magazine" as aformentioned in the Aluminum Christmas Trees entry above.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued into 2021, with the first half of thee 1994-95 season being the most recent season streamed.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued into 2021, with the first half of thee the 1994-95 season being the most recent season streamed.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued into 2021, with the 1993-94 season being the most recent season streamed.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990; these periodic livestreams have continued into 2021, with the 1993-94 first half of thee 1994-95 season being the most recent season streamed.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990.1990; these periodic livestreams have continued into 2021, with the 1993-94 season being the most recent season streamed.
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* LongRunner: The show has been active since the late 1980s and its tagline is "America's longest-running television automotive magazine." Given how short-lived other efforts have been, that's not saying much, however.
* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comic strip.
* John Davis holds a degree in aerospace engineering. His son is now a co-host and reviewer on the show.
* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comic strip.
* John Davis holds a degree in aerospace engineering. His son is now a co-host and reviewer on the show.
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* LongRunner: The show has been active since 1981 and some of its personalities, such as John Davis and Pat Goss have been with the show the whole time.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late1980s 2000s, {{YouTube}} user ''Bajabusta'' began uploading old Motorweek reviews from his own personal collection and its tagline is "America's longest-running television automotive magazine." Given how short-lived other efforts have been, that's not saying much, however.
gained a popular following. While his channel was eventually [[ScrewedByTheNetwork taken down due to copyright strikes]], Motorweek's producers took notice and began uploading old segments to their YouTube channel under a new series called "Retro review". They took it a step further during the early 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, where they livestreamed every episode from 1981 to 1990.
* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comicstrip.
* John Davis holds a degree in aerospace engineering. His son is now a co-host and reviewer on the show.strip.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Motorweek previously didn't do anything with their old episodes or reviews aside from letting them rot away in the vault. Come the late
* NamesTheSame: Host John Davis is often confused for ''Jim'' Davis, creator of the ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' comic
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