My Car Guru Podcast
Lennie Lawson is a 48-year veteran of the auto industry, a current new car dealer, motivational speaker, and financial coach. He’s a straight shooter who tells it like it is—no fluff, no sales pitch.
If you’re buying, trading, servicing, repairing, or just trying to avoid an expensive mistake, My Car Guru gives you the insider knowledge most dealers would rather you didn’t have. Lennie pulls back the curtain on the car business and gives you practical advice to improve your Car-Life—and maybe your Financial-Life too.
Whether you’re curious about industry trends, need help navigating repairs, or just want a dose of good old-fashioned common sense, this is the podcast that cuts through the noise. No gimmicks—just real talk from someone who’s been in the trenches for over four decades.
Episodes
563 episodes
How to get sued, even when you are only guilty of ignorance and how to handle a complaint with a car dealer
How to have your own podcast and become famous, PLUS, how fluids control the destiny of your vehicle
My experience with a recent scamming attempt and how you can protect your information when financing a car purchase
Learn why your car life is so expensive and what you can do to save thousands
Why a good google rating doesn't mean much, PLUS.....Chick cars vs. Boy cars...how to tell the difference
The highest paying jobs are often those that involve selling....and these are the attributes that determine real success
From the CarGuru/Life coach: My secret to a fulfilling life (that really isn't a secret)....this is how I found it, and you can too.
Basic financial responsibility tips for novice car drivers and owners
How to get teen drivers (or any young driver) to listen and own their car-responsibilities
You may love summer, but your car hates it and is perfectly willing to let you know it
The difference between efficiency and effectiveness, and how the speed of your decisions affects your financial health
The most common car dealer scams and how to recognize them when they are happening
When you hear a dealer is offering employee pricing, it may (or may not) be real...here's how to tell
How to identify the Good, the Bad and the Ugly car dealers before they rip you off
The Feds are after dealers who break advertising laws and here is what it means for you
The value of being nice is far greater than the cost of being an A__.
How to use a dealers website to your advantage and avoid getting ripped off with fraudulent discounts
I talked myself out of buying a new Ford Bronco....but not because I didn't want it