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Segment from episode 1911 (November 19, 1999). Music is, of course, S19's most overused cue "Illusion of Time". I don't own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1313 (December 3, 1993). Music: "Rock Over the Stars" by Koka Media. I don't own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1320 (January 21, 1994). Music: "Step By Step" by Ole Georg Music. I don't own MotorWeek.

Composed by "Peter Morris" (Jim Jacobsen). A very special thanks goes to Chun Yin Zi and everyone at Library Music Themes. I don't own this track or MotorWeek.

Composed by Jean-Yves D'Angelo and Kamil Rustam. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Welcome to the finest eating establishment ever established for eating.

"TOUGH SIMULATION"

Incorrectly titled "Magic Man" on the YouTube Music release. Performed by "Westlake" (Alan Broadbent, Paul Cooper, Stuart Curtis, and Martin York). I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Composed by Jean-Yves D'Angelo for Koka Media. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

2000s Cartoon Network Fridays theme. I bet deepscan rocks out to this the millisecond Money Game appears on TPIR.

The newer seasons in the retro shuffle marathons are usually out of my wheelhouse, but this one has meme potential. Music: "Head Case" (Chronic Trax) and "Swinger's Ball" (Koka Media). I don't own MotorWeek.

Composed by Michel Pelay; from Koka Media. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Incorrectly titled "Silky Lady" on the YouTube Music release. Performed by "Westlake" (Alan Broadbent, Paul Cooper, Stuart Curtis, and Martin York). I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Easily one of the most famous and well-known MW cues with 30+ uses on the show. Composed by Jean-Paul Merkel. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Composed by Alain Giroux and Jean-Jacques Milteau. From a discontinued Koka Media album. Special thanks to CraigUK of Library Music Themes. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Despite similarities, no infringement to the popular song "Sweet Home Alabama" is intended. Composed by Georges Bodossian and Armand Frydman. From a discontinued Koka Media album; this rip was from Nichion. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Composed by Jean-Paul Merkel. From Koka Media. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Composed by Dominique Guiot and Eric Mallet. From a discontinued Koka Media album; this rip was recorded on the Nichion website before their rights to the label expired. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Composed by "Wolf McKenzie" (Jim Jacobsen). From Ole Georg Music. Special thanks to Chun Yi Zi from Library Music Themes. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Here's a highly experimental thing in the MotorWeek livestream reupload community - 17 long-term road test update segments from seasons 6-19 compiled into a single movie. I do not own MotorWeek!

Inspired by one of my own playlists on YouTube, it's the final battle/ending from Sonic Soldier Borgman but with the final chase/ending music by Hummie Mann from Thomas & the Magic Railroad. I own nothing in this video.

Tracks composed by Steve Donnelly, "Peter Morris" (Jim Jacobsen), and "Alex Riatta" (Christopher Tyng). I do not own these tracks or MotorWeek! Special thanks (for "I Want It!"): Chun Yin Zi/Library Music Themes.

Segment yet again from episode 1937. Music: "Arts Idea" (Koka Media) and "Jazz on the Prowl" (Amphonic Music/Sound Stage). I do not own MotorWeek.

More pro-Big Three bias! Segment from episode 1415. I do not own MotorWeek.

Composed by Daniel Darras and Christian Leroux. From Koka Media. I do not own this track.

Segment from episode 1240. I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1402 (September 17, 1994). I do not own MotorWeek.

Music: "Just Before the Evening News" (Koka Media). I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1937 again. I do not own MotorWeek.

Composed by Tim Renwick. From JW Media Music. Special thanks to A Legit Pie on archive.org. I do not own this track.

Clips from episode 620. Track composed by Dwight Mikkelsen; from Capitol Production Music's "Media Music: The Professional" series. I do not own this track or MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1402 (September 18, 1994). Music: Gavotte from "Manon" (classical/Ole Georg) and "Daytona Track" (Koka Media). I do not own MotorWeek.

Enjoy some good ole pro-Big Three bias in the only new clip from episode 1343. I do not own MotorWeek.

Another segment from episode 1403. Music: "Signing On" (JW archives). I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1937 (May 21, 2000). Music: "The Comic" (RCAL). I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1525 (February 24, 1996). I do not own MotorWeek.

Composed by Jean-Yves D'Angelo and Jean-Jacques Milteau, a discontinued track from Kosinus. I do not own this track.

Composed by Eric Caspar, a discontinued track from Kosinus. I do not own this track.

Segment from episode 1207 (October 25, 1992). Music: "Great Events" (Ole Georg). I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1416 (which is the rerun version of 1403). I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1403 yet again. I do not own MotorWeek.

Music: "Week-End" (Koka Media, discontinued). I do not own MotorWeek

Another segment from episode 1403. Music: "Alpine Oompah" and "Freight Car" (JW Media Music archives), and briefly, "The Speed of Indy" (Ole Georg). I do not own MotorWeek.

Composed by "Wolf McKenzie" (Jim Jacobsen). From Ole Georg Music. Special thanks to Chun Yin Zi on Library Music Themes. I do not own this track.

Composed by Georges Bodossian and Armand Frydman. From Koka Media. Special thanks to Greta on Library Music Themes. I do not own this track.

On the exciting first day of 25 Days of MotorWeek, we look at the iconic E36 generation BMW 3-series in episode 1403 (September 25, 1994). Music: "Gas" (Koka Media) and "Shake It" (K-VOX). I do not own MotorWeek.

Segment from episode 1710 (November 14, 1997). Background music tracks include "America the Beautiful" and “Trophy” (Parry/Promusic), as well as "The Ragtime Years", "Big Band Billboard", and “Force of Progress” (Ole Georg). I don't own MotorWeek.

Composed by Knud "Sebastian" Christensen. From Ole Georg Music. Special thanks to Chun Yin Zi on Library Music Themes. I do not own this track.

Composed by "Wolf McKenzie" (Jim Jacobsen). From Ole Georg Music. Special thanks to Chun Yin Zi on Library Music Themes. I do not own this track.

Composed by Georges Bodossian and Armand Frydman. From Koka Media's discontinued album, "The Rock Kit". I do not own this track.