It's AUTO LAB Talk Radio - LIVE from NYC This Saturday May 19, 2018 7-9 AM

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This Weeks Show: Broadcast Date: May 19, 2018

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Auto Lab is a 28 year old interactive automotive-focused New York area radio call-in show hosted by Professor Harold Wolchok. Each week a cadre of experienced hands-on automotive experts are in-studio with advice for the New York area's 12 million people, providing listeners with honest, practical and street-smart car repair and buying advice.

Auto Lab is also about the automotive industry, its history, and its culture, presenting the ideas and advice of leading college faculty, authors, and automotive practitioners in a relaxed, conversational interactive format.

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This Weeks Show: May 19, 2018

IN STUDIO: Auto Lab's Real World Auto Experts Answer Your Questions; Discuss: Repairs, Second Opinions, Regular Maintenance, How To's, Safety, Used and New Car Buying, Insurance, Ombudsmen Suggestions

Harold Bendell- Major Auto

Tim Cacace - Master Mechanix

David Goldsmith - Urban Classics

Joseph Guarino-Joe Guarino's Auto Repairs

Jerry Pastore - D & J Diagnostics

Johanna Pastore - D & J Diagnostics

Joanne Porcelli, Esq.

Michael Porcelli - Automobile Services

Nicholas Prague - MTA

Auto Lab Correspondents Remote Interviews: Featuring Auto Safety News, New Car Reviews, Technology and Latest Auto World Information That Will Effect You!

Robert Erskine, Senior European Correspondent, Suffolk England
ROUGH DIAMONDS?- ROLLS-ROYCE NEW SUV

John Russell- Senior Correspondent
2018 DODGE DURANGO R/T AWD

Russ Rader, Senior Vice President IIHS
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Robert Sinclair AAA Northeast
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