This season premiere celebrates cars built in America, by Americans, using all American parts. Jay heads to President George W. Bush's ranch to ask all about his famous Ford pickup, then he challenges Wanda Sykes to a race for the ages - in a minivan - takes a ride with Mike and Molly star Billy Gardell, and gets his feathers ruffled by comedian Gabriel Iglesias' Smokey and the Bandit Trans-Am.

Jay hits the road to find out what it really takes to be a winner! Despite a dislocated shoulder, Jay challenges fellow comedian Alonzo Bodden to a semi-friendly dirt bike race and gets some pointers from IndyCar champ Scott Dixon. Next, he hears the inspiring story of a champion racer who, after an accident, became the first quadriplegic with a driver's license! Finally, Jay bruises a kidney or two in one of the most famous off-road races in the country. He faces all this in order to find out whether it's practice, pedigree, or just plain grit that brings in the wins.

This episode is dedicated to the vehicular rule-breakers! First, Jay takes us back to the 1960's...when there were no rules! He cruises in the 1969 Pink Panthermobile and chats with legendary sixties customizer Ed Newton. Then he checks out Jeff Dunham's wacky garage, hits the Las Vegas strip in a giant art car made for Burning Man, splashes through the desert in a Cadillac-turned-hot tub, and drives a car made from cannabis...all to see just how outside the box he can get!

In this episode, Jay explores the dying art of handmade automobile design. He visits the retro Old Crow Speed Shop and takes a vintage belly tank racer out onto a dry lake bed. Then, he talks hand-crafted Bentleys with comedian Russell Peters, surprises an iconic Porsche customizer with a drive in the first car he ever owned, and hits the road with the man who started a new era of design--the wedge car. Finally, Jay spends the day with a reformed bad boy who shows troubled youth how working with their hands can keep them out of trouble. Throughout, Jay proves that each handmade vehicle is as unique as the builder's own fingerprints.

Jay becomes the first customer to receive Ford's new GT, goes sidecar off-roading with comedian Alonzo Bodden, checks out a vehicle that can become anything you want on the big screen, and meets up with legendary newsman Ted Koppel.

Jay hangs out with Travis Pastrana, meets famous stunt driver Debbie Evans who faces her fears for money, teaches Gilbert Gottfried to drive a new Ferrari, and talks saving lives and specialized vehicles with airport firefighters.

Jay explores the most exciting alternatives to standard fuel, meets up with Arnold Schwarzenegger to check out the Governator's G-Wagon, and goes deep into rural California to revisit a time when burning wood could run cars.