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The Gated Shift
Warning: this podcast may make you unbearable in car conversations.
The Gated Shift, hosted by self-proclaimed automotive encyclopedia Thanasi Chalkiadakis, is a deep dive into the world of cars, fueled by a lifelong obsession and a knack for uncovering fascinating, obscure, and often forgotten automotive stories. Thanasi may not be a mechanic – he'll be the first to admit his oil-changing limitations – but his marketing background and encyclopedic knowledge of car history, from racing legends to niche manufacturers, give him a unique and unbiased perspective. Each week, he shares his passion, exploring iconic models, dissecting industry trends, and leaving no automotive stone unturned. Subscribe to The Gated Shift and prepare to become the ultimate (and possibly most annoying) car expert among your friends.
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The Gated Shift
Nissan Skyline GT-R R34: Why It's a JDM Legend - The Gated Shift
The Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. It's more than just a car; it's a JDM legend, a tuning icon, and a racing champion. On this episode of The Gated Shift, we dive deep into the history of the R34 GT-R, exploring its development, its groundbreaking technology, and its enduring legacy. We'll uncover the secrets of the ATTESA E-TS all-wheel-drive system and the legendary RB26DETT engine. We'll also discuss the R34's cultural impact, from its appearances in video games and movies like The Fast and the Furious to its dominance in Japanese touring car racing. Plus, we'll cover the recent news that the R34 Skyline GT-R is now legal to import into the USA under the 25-year rule. Whether you're a die-hard GT-R fan or just curious about this Japanese automotive icon, this episode is for you.
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Well, folks, we've reached the end of the road for this week's episode of The Gated Shift. Hopefully, we didn't stall out on you! If you enjoyed the ride, don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and tell your friends – unless they drive something boring, then maybe keep it to yourself. You can find us on youtube at MoneyShift, and you can send your hate mail, love letters, or just regular questions to moneyshiftpodcast@gmail.com. Until next week, remember: life's too short to drive boring cars!
