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Jim Gaffigan to Go Camping with Noted Eccentric Millionaire Jerry Seinfeld

Everyone knows that Jerry Seinfeld is a Porsche guy, but what you might not realize it that he’s a pretty serious VW guy. His love of air cooled Wolfsburgers is well reported, and one of his Beetles recently set records at Amelia Island.

Now he’s bringing another air cooled VW to the screens of the nation, with his internet series, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

In the first official trailer to the show’s latest season, 8, it is revealed that Seinfeld will drive comedian Jim Gaffigan, famous for his food-related comedy and his Saturn commercials, in a Westfalia.

Comedians in Cars Getting Coffees follows serial dater Jerry Seinfeld as he seeks to go on a first date with every comedian in America and takes each one out in a different car. The cars generally relate in some way to the show’s guest, so we can only guess at why Seinfeld chose the VW for Gaffigan, but his family-friendly brand of comedy (which makes it sound less funny than it is) may have impacted that.

The new season starts on Thursday, June 16, and you can watch it at comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com.

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