Nothing against this new lady from all girls garage,but...she's no Chrissy my wife and I both agree and she doesn't seem to get her hands dirty or be very mechanical.So

She's one of the gals from All Girls Garage, if I have that name right.

Her name is Bogi and she has a solid automotive background, according to what I've read. She's good in the role. Christy Lee has moved on to a show with Ant Anstead that is somehow involved with the Property Brothers. Don't know what's happening with Heather Storm.

I seen heather Storm on a infomercial for a power washer

Wow guys thanks...

Yeah other then the newer roadrunner episode we enjoy the older episodes more..64 gto?were not fans...we just like the older episodes better.

I have always wondered who pays for the hundreds of dollars worth of parts they use?

Bogi has hosted the popular MotorTrend series ALL GIRLS GARAGE since it launched in 2012. As a young woman Bogi pursued automotive repair as a career, becoming an ASE master certified technician and custom car builder. Her passion for empowering women through auto repair led her to found Girl Gang Garage, a unique auto shop whose purpose is to encourage and champion the entry and advancement of women within the automotive and skilled trade industries.


I would say she could work on my car anytime she wants

I just watched the episode with the totally unrestored 1972 Cobra Jet Torino

She's allright. Bruno annoys me more, but it's easy to change the channel.

I mean, it's just passive entertainment.....It isn't like I'm not going to let any of them work on anything of mine

With few exceptions, and Bogi is not one of them, I wouldn't let those TV mechanics touch my stuff.

Joe seems pretty knowledgeable and of course he's a Mopar guy,he seems pretty cool!

I enjoy Joe, as much for the Chicago accent as anything.
Some of the humor is just what you expect from garage work (cleaned up of course).
They must get a helluva check from Rock Auto, or some other arrangement.

I enjoy the show. I liked Christy and Heather...saw Christy on some cooking show designing outdoor kitchen spaces? Thought it was odd but I wish the best to both of them. I've seen Bogi on AGG and I'm sure she'll fit OK on Garage Squad. I like that she shows the females that they can do this. I teach at a tech college and many of the best we've had are girls......many times kicking some serious butt on the boys. Just talked to a dealer last week....he said he'd take girls out of our program....he has a couple now and they are rock stars.

Like the show because they don't build 6 figure trailer queens. They put cars back together so owners can get out and enjoy them....just like many of us do. Most have a story and that's always the best part! The cars aren't perfect and that's OK...they're out of the garage!! I wish more car shows took a similar approach.

Why would you watch a car show involving All girls, AKA All females?
Not me, unless they all be well endowed with skimpy see-through blouses and short skirts
Okay, liberals shoot it to me, your self righteous indignation: boogie:

I haven't seen any of the Bogi episodes yet. I am a couple seasons behind and have been catching up. My favorite was season 1, Lauren Bohlander (or Kanaan) followed by Cristy. Heather really didn't do much for me, but I also am not enamored by Courtney Hansen like everyone else is. I prefer Katie Osborne. Or would if I ever watched Power Block anymore. Is it even still on?

I saw the road runner episode. She's not eye candy like the other girls, but seems ready to get her hands dirty.

I like the show too, although I haven't seen the latest version yet. My only real complaint is the unreal time lines. Always with the drama of far less time than necessary to get the job done. Seems like the time constraint is a common denominator in many of today's shows. Seems that they teach more about cutting corners and getting it done quick than anything else. Why can't they just devote the proper time to get done right what they are going to do? At least they are not a full blown commercial for their sponsors. They do keep that in check unlike many of the other car repair shows.

i just need someone to show up here and get my junkers together so i can coast 'em around the block before i croak...................... .....................

Someone's feelings are hurt that a woman is a better mechanic than he is. Go get a coloring book and pet a dog.

The show is filmed here in the northern Illinois area and I've seen a few of the cars they worked on at events. I was at a big cruise where that custom '68 I think it was, Barracuda made its debut. I remember it rolling in with cameras around and a bunch of hoopla. On the show the scenes from the cruise lasted about 30 seconds! It is actually a pretty nice looking build. Some of the cars they do look sort of cobbled together in the episodes though.
A local gearhead friend of mine was telling me recently they were near his house and he went over to watch for a bit. I think he said they were working on a Pantera so watch for that in a upcoming episode.
Ryan Auto Archeologist here on Moparts hangs around with them on some of their builds I think.