The Ditch Finders
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
The Ditch Finders turns car enthusiasm into sharp, friendly talk about design, motorsport weekends, EV shifts, and dream garages.
The Ditch Finders belongs in Leisure as car talk for listeners who treat automotive taste as something to debate, remember, and keep revisiting.
You want Goodwood goosebumps, Ferrari grumbling, and mates who still argue over ugly cars.
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A Jag purchase opens into a loose, watchable conversation about cars, attention, and why making things should still be fun.
The car-buying thread is the clear hook, and it works because the search feels uncertain rather than staged. It moves from MX-5s and TTs through older and newer M cars, F-types, and Maseratis before settling on a 2017 Jaguar F-type V6 aerodynamic P380, which lands as the real…
A loose, lively return that turns early 2026 car news into a proper enthusiast debate.
The Ditch Finders are back after about a month away, and this first 2026 episode is mostly a catch-up on recent car talk, from the Monte Carlo Rally to the early shape of the year's performance news.
A planned, slightly wandering car chat that moves from race craft to performance SUVs and listener prompts.
The episode starts by noting that it was recorded a week early because the hosts are off to Spain for a stag do, then settles into a planned, lightly meandering chat that works best when the pair are bouncing off each other.
Casual car chat that turns price, feel, and taste into a lively enthusiast argument.
The episode starts as a casual car chat and stays that way, moving from the new F1 2026 liveries and Ferrari Luce to higher price brackets, then to a drift-button Mercedes-Benz GLE 53, performance SUVs, and what to do with 30 grand.
A year-end car chat that turns the E46 M3 into the episode's clearest pull.
This year-end car conversation settles into a grounded snapshot of the show: two enthusiasts weighing an F-Type V6S against an E46 M3 that starts to feel like now-or-never money.
Loose, funny car chat that turns into a sharper look at where the trade is headed.
A beer-fuelled car chat opens with alcohol-free lager and settles into a plainspoken look at what happens to main dealers and garages in a changing market.
A scrappy relaunch that settles into a worthwhile hydrogen-and-engine conversation.
The relaunch sits at the centre here: The Ditch Finders use Phase 2 to point to where the show is going, note that the past year went into learning filming, uploading, recording and editing, and present the reset as a more organised second attempt.
Wedding-week banter turns into a sharp guessing game about car prices and what they are actually worth.
The episode keeps its momentum in a wedding-week countdown, then turns that pressure into a loose guessing game about used exotics and auction prices.
Wrestling toy talk with full collector brain.
Two British automotive enthusiasts host their podcast episode recorded early before a stag do in Spain.
The hosts spend much of EP.
The Ditch Finders open EP.13 by admitting that “cars is our personality,” then spend the rest of the episode testing whether they can talk about anything else.
Two car-obsessed hosts celebrate Tom's new Jaguar F-type purchase while exploring what makes someone a true petrol head, discussing everything from analog experiences in a digital world to the psychology behind car enthusiasm.
The Ditch Finders relaunches as “TDF 2.0” and says the show will become more organised, more video-led, and more structured around a catch-up, news, a feature topic, and a dream car segment.
The Ditch Finders return for their first 2026 episode with a long list of new cars, from the Alpine A110 successor and Aston Martin Valhalla to the Toyota GR GT and Range Rover Electric.
The Ditch Finders compare Silverstone and Goodwood after one host attends the British Grand Prix and the pair spend a lads weekend at the Festival of Speed.
The Ditch Finders open with F1 livery reactions, including Cadillac’s black-and-white look, Haas, Mercedes, Audi, and Red Bull, before turning to Ferrari Luce and McMurtry Spéirling.
The Ditch Finders Podcast turns from car news to a focused breakdown of turbochargers versus superchargers, using the topic to explain terms the hosts say they use often but do not fully know.
The Ditchfinders podcast episode featuring two car enthusiasts discussing automotive myths and industry news.
Two automotive enthusiasts discuss Joe's purchase of a pristine 2017 BMW M2 (a bucket-list achievement) and Tom's strategy for test-driving an F-Type during an upcoming honeymoon in Andorra.
The Ditch Finders mark their 21st episode by turning the show into a year-one review, with 315,000 total views, 7,900 podcast views, 1,300 hours watched, and 1,525 followers across platforms.
The Ditch Finders open with a follow-up on their remote interview with Longbow Motors CEO Daniel Davey and CSO Mark Tapscott, saying the brand contacted them after they had “naively roasted them” for being EV.
Tom is in wedding-week mode.
Two mates start by laughing through the usual little recording headaches, this time without headphones.