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Spike drives an Army surplus Humvee to meet a couple who are looking for an adventure vehicle they can take off the grid for a year.
Spike drives a franken-Porsche that's been modified with over 800 horsepower to meet a rocket engineer who is on the hunt to combine his weekend project racing car with a daily driver.
Spike rides the all-new $120,000 prototype Confederate Fighter motorcycle to meet an art director who is looking for a stylish and reliable bike with a sidecar so he can take road trips with his dog.
Spike drives Jaguar's most powerful production car ever, the F Type Project 7 on his way to meet a playboy model that needs help to replacing her current ride- calling an Uber.
It's a Mini episode, as Spike helps a Portland mechanic find the Mini Cooper of his dreams.
Instagram blogging superstar Andreea Cristina enlists Spike's help in finding a luxurious and retro-styled camper.
Spike drives the Ferrari 488 GTB, with over 661 horsepower, to meet a professional rodeo competitor who usually sticks to one horse's power at a time.
A micro-car fanatic needs Spike's help in expanding his collection of fun and unusual cars.
Spike takes a ride on actor Keanu Reeves' Arch KRGT-1 motorcycle and offers suggestions to a makeup artist who has outgrown her beginner bike.
Spike recommends a Bentley Continental Flying Spur, a Lexus GS 350 F Sport and a BMW 650i to a former professional football player who totaled his daily driver.
Spike travels to the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance classic car auction in Florida to help a buyer interested in comic Jerry Seinfeld's 1974 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 IROC RSR.
Spike offers three suggestions to a Joshua Tree, Calif., artist who desires a vintage four-wheel-drive vehicle that can handle the rugged desert terrain.
Spike picks up a paparazzi-prone social media star Karrueche Tran in the bright yellow, one-of-a-kind, Bijan Rolls Royce valued at over $400,000 to help her find a fast sedan that is considerably subtler than the Rolls. Spike introduces her to three sexy options, a Jaguar XJL, an Audi Audi A8 L Quattro, and a Mercedes E63 S AMG - all luxurious, under-the-radar cars that will help her escape the notorious Los Angeles paparazzi.
Spike picks up a sommelier in a $300,000 ICON Dodge D200 Reformer, then suggests three possible trucks that could satisfy the businessman's wine-hauling needs.
Los Angeles Angels pitcher C. J. Wilson takes Spike for a ride in his custom color McLaren P1; teammate Tyler Skaggs seeks an upgrade to his 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe.
Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Genevieve Morton seeks a vintage American muscle car suitable for weekend cruising.
Spike recommends a Toyota FJ Cruiser, a Land Rover LR3 and a Chevrolet Colorado to a dirt biker in search of a rugged transport vehicle.
Spike suggests a Range Rover Autobiography, a Maserati Ghibli and a Mercedes-Benz E250 BlueTEC sedan as suitable options for a real-estate agent looking to upgrade her vehicle and impress her clients.
Spike suggests crossover SUVs from Volvo, Audi and Mercedes-Benz as stylish alternatives to a soccer mom who is looking to upgrade her minivan.
Spike helps a tattoo artists find a replacement for his beloved Camaro that was destroyed in a recent accident. After opening the buyer's eye to the beauty of European muscle cars during a field trip to the McLaren showroom in Beverly Hills, Spike lines up three buyer three sporty and safe options, including a Bentley Continental GT, that surprisingly fits within his $60,000 budget.
A Los Angeles plastic surgeon is on the hunt for Spike's favorite type of car... a weekend cruiser. With a large budget of $150K, Spike shows a Dodge Viper SRT GTS, a classic 1970 Mercedes 280 SL and a 2016 Mercedes AMG GTS.
A cinematographer seeks a vehicle that will hold both collectible value and camera gear; Spike's suggestions include a 1976 Ford Bronco, a 1979 Mercedes-Benz 300TD wagon and a 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer.
The garage of football player Donald Penn; Spike lines up a 1961 Cadillac convertible, a 1972 Buick Riviera and a 1968 Ford F-100, to add to the collection.
A professional basketball player seeks a new vehicle with swag and plenty of legroom; a baller from the Los Angeles Clippers shares his opinion.
Spike takes a sensible-minded chef to Magnus Walker's Urban Outlaw Shop for a ride in a classic Porsche.
Spike helps Matt Farah of The Smoking Tire log miles on a 1996 Lexus LS 400; band Citizun desires a spacious and stylish vehicle for its next tour.
Spike helps a construction manager find a truck to suit the needs of his growing family and business; three double-cab work trucks and an off-roading experience prove that trucks can be just as fun as they are practical.
Spike recommends a 1968 Ford Country Squire, a 2015 Subaru Outback and a 1963 Chevy C10 Stepside truck as possible vehicles for a woodworker and her husband.
Spike suggests three different vehicles for a restaurateur who drives a custom Scion equipped with a sausage-making grill; Formula DRIFT driver Joon Maeng.
A television reporter's rental-fleet Hyundai is replaced with something more appropriate; actor Patrick Dempsey provides a lesson in speed racing.
Spike takes a trip to Los Olivos, CA, in a $100,000 Aston Martin Vantage GT, to help a winemaker find a large, utilitarian vehicle that can shuttle guests around his vineyard. Under the beautiful setting of wine country, Spike shows our buyer three unique tourist haulers, including a Pinzgauer, VW pickup, and a "Uni-Dodge" - a car featured in the Academy award winning film "Argo".
Spike picks up comedian and fellow Esquire host, Jay Larson, of "Best Bars in America," in a $285,000 McLaren 650s to help him find a reliable and classy second car, perfect for weekend cruising.
Bassist Darryl Jones of the Rolling Stones test-drives a Mercedes, a Jaguar and a BMW during his search for a fast and refined ride.
The owner of a fashion marketing company seeks a perfectly tailored car; Spike's three ``unique, yet understated'' suggestions include a restored 1964 Lincoln Continental.
Spike helps an L.A. DJ ditch his beat-up sedan for something women aren't embarrassed to be seen in.
Spike tries to convince a twenty-something self-made food truck entrepreneur that his late model Bentley is sending the wrong message to the world.
Spike takes a new father to the Porsche design center in an attempt to find a car that will burn rubber and make his old man jealous.
Special guests Jerry Seinfeld, Will Forte, and Seth Meyers lend their expertise as Spike attempts to convince his little brother to buy an all-wheel-drive car in New York City.
A wealthy investor is hopeful that Spike will find a perfect vehicle for his mother.
Spike helps out a web designer who wants a vehicle big enough for him and his dogs.
Spike helps the owner of Umami Burger, a lifelong Jaguar fanatic, find the perfect special edition Jag. But first, for inspiration, he shows him the Holy Grail: Steve McQueen's 1956 XKSS.
A crash at a kart-racing school comes close to ruining Spike's plan to help a car show model find a vehicle for herself before her wedding.
A vehicle is in need of more space for a web designer and his large dogs. Spikes makes a call to guest who has a unique invention that can help get the animals into the car.
Spike checks out the low rider convention to help find the perfect truck for a newly minted boss.
When a couple can't agree on a car, they turn to Spike for help and a little marriage counseling.
Spike looks for ideas at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles to find the perfect superhero-inspired vehicle for Michael Buntyn.
Spike shows a San Diego resident who likes vintage muscle cars that powerful modern vehicles such as the Chevrolet Camaro and the Ford Mustang California Special would be better suited to his lifestyle.
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