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== Synopsis == {{promotional|date=November 2021}} Each year, MotorWeek puts more than 150 new cars, trucks, and SUVs to the test, providing consumer-oriented vehicle reviews. Its video Road Test segments focus on performance, technology, practicality and dollar value, and feature ''MotorWeek'''s exclusive energy efficient rating system which compares each vehicle’s fuel economy to the best-rated vehicle in its class. The ''MotorWeek'' team included master technician [[Pat Goss]] (1941-2022) who brought viewers practical advice for keeping cars on the road and out of the shop. Reporters present timely reports on consumer trends, safety issues and the environment, along with innovative, offbeat stories on the automotive world gone extreme. Beginning in 1983, ''MotorWeek'' launched its [[MotorWeek Drivers’ Choice Awards|Drivers’ Choice Awards]] which are among the auto industry’s most prestigious honors. The Drivers’ Choice Awards are unique for their consumer focus and represent the definitive list of best automotive picks in the most popular vehicle categories, including the coveted “Best of the Year” award. They are presented annually during the [[Chicago Auto Show]]. Beginning in season 26 (2005–2006), ''MotorWeek'' began broadcasting in [[widescreen]] and in season 29 (2008-2009) began broadcasting in [[1080i]] [[HDTV]].
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