MotorTrend App Orders Sophomore Season of the Hit Series “Faster with Finnegan,” Hosted by Mike Finnegan of “Roadkill”

MotorTrend Group announced today the sophomore season greenlight of the hit MotorTrend App series FASTER WITH FINNEGAN starring Mike Finnegan from the hit series ROADKILL. Season two of FASTER WITH FINNEGAN is scheduled to premiere on the MotorTrend App in 1Q21 and is produced by MotorTrend Studios.

“This series is for the millions of weekend mechanics across the U.S. who like to build, fix, and (sometimes) race on a budget,” said Mike Suggett, head of programming and development, MotorTrend Group. “FASTER WITH FINNEGAN delivers creative know-how in the search for every budget-conscious, amateur wrencher’s dream – optimal performance plus speed. Season two is sure to further push the gas pedal on ingenuity.”

Hobbyist mechanics and car lovers across American are in search of more speed from their project car. But, can you make significant upgrades with limited funds and limited time? If so, could the upgrades made on your car outperform a newer or pricier model? In each episode of FASTER WITH FINNEGAN, Finnegan and his friends David Newbern and Mike Cotten seek answers while sharing with viewers the knowledge, the technology, the real-life problems and the hard work that come with adding speed within a limited timeframe and without breaking the bank. Every week the series will feature a different vehicle, a different build, a different form of racing and a new challenge.

The MotorTrend App offers more than 8,000 episodes and roughly 4,000 hours of world-leading automotive series and specials including the most complete collection of classic TOP GEAR (200+ episodes and specials spanning seasons one thru 26), the upcoming all-new TOP GEAR AMERICA and every season of WHEELER DEALERS, ROADKILL, FAST N’ LOUD, OVERHAULIN’, BITCHIN’ RIDES, TEXAS METAL, IRON RESURRECTION and many more. The MotorTrend App is available for Prime Video customers in the U.S. on Prime Video Channels and on Amazon FireTV in addition to other media players and streaming devices including Apple TV, Roku, Google Chromecast and on the web, as well as across iPhone, iPad, and Android mobile devices.