Pat Goss

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Patrick Goss is an American radio and television personality based in Washington D.C.. Goss is the master technician on the television program MotorWeek, where he hosts a segment called Goss' Garage,^[1][2] and got his start as a mechanic at Rollins Park Shell in Rockville, Maryland.

Goss can be also seen weekly online on the Goss' Garage Radio Show on YouTube.^[3]

Goss owns and manages Goss' Garage (previously Pat Goss Car World), an automobile repair shop in Lanham-Seabrook, Maryland in suburban Washington D.C. Here he continues to help millions of car owners gain understanding and confidence about their cars.

From 2006–2008, he was heard on Talk Radio 3WT until 3WT went off the air in August 2008. He has also hosted a weekend radio show about cars on WJFK-FM in Washington, DC. On his radio show, Goss answers questions regarding "automotive safety, performance and care". In addition to his radio show, he hosted a similarly formatted television talk show on TBD TV in Washington D.C. He has also been featured monthly in a live chat on The Washington Post webpage, where he answers car questions from around the world.

Additionally, he is a spokesperson for Carchex, a Hunt Valley, Maryland-based company offering lead-generation services for automobile dealers and consumer assurance services for consumers. The company primarily offers extended car warranty services.

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• Goss' Garage
• News Channel 8 Show
• MotorweekTV Page

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