Frustrated by a delayed pizza delivery, the Backseat Drivers wonder if they can turn an Alfa Romeo into a 500HP pizza delivery car.

Is sending an email faster than hand-delivering a letter? What if that letter is delivered in a 717HP Dodge Hellcat?

The Backseat Drivers get up close and personal with the Rezvani Tank, and while this extreme utility vehicle is bulletproof, the kids find out if it’s truly kid-proof.

The Backseat Drivers test their theory that there’s a hidden connection between cars and food… by trying to eat Bratwurst in a speeding Porsche.

Jason Torchinsky visits the garage to show the kids some cool microcars, which inspires the Backseat Drivers to create a “car turducken."

After checking out the latest safety features of modern cars, the Backseat Drivers devise a braking test that becomes quite festive.

Worried that autonomous vehicles may ruin the joy of driving forever, Remy challenges a Tesla to a “parallel parking contest” to see which is the better driver — a Tesla on Auto park or an 11-year-old girl.

The kids race three very different vehicles through a shopping cart slalom course to show that a “grocery getter” doesn’t have to be a minivan.

On this Backseat Drivers road trip, the kids get special preview access to the LA Auto Show and race through the exhibits to find the ultimate family road trip car.

Bummed that he missed the bus, Cam wonders which is faster, a school bus or a minivan… so the kids bring both to the drag strip!