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=== Goss' Garage === Goss’ Garage was a staple of ''MotorWeek'' for its first 41 seasons. Originally called “Motorshop” and featuring Craig Singhaus (who would later host the ''Taking the High Road'' segments) as the main maintenance expert in its pilot, the producers approached Washington, DC area mechanic [[Pat Goss]] to appear and show viewers solutions to common issues that one might face with their vehicle at one time or another. Initially the segments were aimed more at do-it-yourself type repairs, but as the years went on and technology in cars evolved Goss shifted the focus from knowing how to perform a repair to being more aware of the inner workings of their vehicles and knowing what to do and ask for at the repair shop. Goss died on March 19, 2022. At the time of his death, there were three Goss’ Garage segments that had been recorded but had not aired yet. Host John Davis announced that out of respect to Goss, the Goss’ Garage segment would be retired but the remaining segments would air in his honor. The final Goss’ Garage segment that Goss recorded aired on the weekend of April 16, 2022, and a tribute to him and his work aired the following weekend. No further car care segments were made for the remainder of season 41. For season 42, Goss' Garage was replaced by a new car care segment under the name ''Your Drive''.
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