AI, Cars and What’s Real Anymore? Bond, Bots and the Lotus That Refuses to Die

Reality is now optional; cars feel increasingly fictional; James Bond belongs to Amazon; and the Lotus Esprit has returned to mess with our heads

Somewhere between the fifth AI-generated video you didn’t trust and the third car launch you instantly forgot, it dawned on us: we might be living in the uncanny valley… and it’s a charged congestion zone!

That unsettling sense of digital déjà vu is where this latest BCG Podcast begins. I’m joined by Sy from Drivers Union, and together we tumble headfirst into a bonkers tangled conversation about AI, cars, car culture, Bond, books, events, identity and the creeping suspicion that none of us quite know what’s real anymore – including ourselves.

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BCG Podcast | The Wild Truth About Ambulances, Batman’s Pee Problems & Why a Countach Made a Grown Man Cry

One of the most unpredictable, hilarious and shockingly insightful podcasts we’ve ever recorded – and you’ll want to watch every second

What happens when you sit down with a former London emergency response driver who used to pilot ambulances faster than some supercars, a man wearing an Iron-Man helmet and a car guru who ends up explaining urinal etiquette? You get a BCG Podcast so outrageous, so packed with jaw-dropping real-life stories, and so wonderfully unhinged that you absolutely cannot miss it. This episode genuinely blindsided me – and I was in it.

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24/11/2025 1

BCG Therapy Podcast: Remembering Quentin Willson: A Personal Tribute to a Motoring Giant

A personal tribute to Quentin Willson, filled with memories, gratitude and the stories that show why he mattered so much to car people everywhere

Some news knocks the wind out of you, even when you don’t expect it to. The passing of Quentin Willson did exactly that. A motoring journalist, consumer champion, former Top Gear presenter, and one of the sharpest, driest voices ever to grace British car culture. For many of us, he wasn’t just part of the furniture – he built the room.

For me and Imthishan, the shock ran deeper because we’d spent a week with Quentin in December 2024 when we hosted him as a guest of the Mille Miglia. It meant we got to spend some time with him: conversations, long drives, and the sort of unexpected moments you only appreciate later. Now, looking back, that week feels very precious.

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