I really tried to scan as many previous posts as possible, but I only searched the first thousand and the last hundred or so…so my apologies if someone else suggested this:
“NOT The George Wendt Show.”
(Sound of crickets chirping)
C’mon, was I really the only one who watched that 1-episode wonder? Oh, yeah…maybe that was the problem…
The Tappet Two
A Fist Full of Wrenches
Questionable Mechanics
The Good, The Bad and The Magliozzis.
The Wonder Gears
Here are a couple of suggestions:
“The MIT Grease Monkeys”
and
“The Harvard Yard Grease Monkeys”
Hi Guys, So after years of listening to your show and being envious of both your longevity and your talent. I want to offer a title to you. I know how hard it is to come up with a title that works. As a Television producer (semi retired) for more than 35 years and as thanks for being entertained through the years here is my suggestion.
MotorMouths
of course if you don’t like it there’s always:
Brothers Car-A-mouthz-off
sorry I’m serving life in the pun-a-tentury-
Brake a Leg
Hal Hutkoff
Torque Your Way Out
Grease Wit
The Lug Nuts
Road Rascals
Radio Faces
after my favorite movie, dude: The Big Blowhardski
or Gone with the Windbag
or the good, the bad and the really really ugly
or…stop me before I blow a gasket.
Here are a few
How about:
“We Do It on Harvard Square”
“On The Plaza with Click and Clack”
“Our Fair City with the Tappet Brothers”
I came up with “Don’t Drive Like My Brother”. It meets the requirement of being identified with the show. And every episode could end with that phrase being uttered to someone!
But I see that someone has already submitted this as a suggestion. Oh well, you can always invoke the “Go Jump in a Lake” clause!
What do we know?
Okay, here goes.
1.) American Idle
2.) Check Engine Lite (misspelled on purpose)
3.) Click, Clack, Tow (#)
Good luck w/ the new show 
Allen
Boat Payments
Bad Timing
Car Toon (I know it’s been suggested, I just like it. . .)
Towed Hall
Toon Up
Toon Up Time
Toon Up Team
See I figure the best thing to do is to fly in under the radar. Make PBS think it’s one of their own shows. For example:
This Old Car
Ask This Old Car
Master Car Theatre
You can even use some of the BBC and BBC America names:
Keeping Up Fender
Waiting For Mechanic
The Mechanic of Dibley.
This way PBS will think it’s one of their own shows.
If you like it please send my prize on the back of a Honus Wagner Rookie Card to:
John F. J. Noone
905 Drewville Road
Brewster (not my favorite city, nor even my village. Since I techincally live in the town of Southeast; which the village of Brewster is part of and by the way if you are looking for a nice village I would be more then happy to sell it to you and I’ll even through in a bridge from Brooklyn), NY 10509
jlstolze15@comcast.net