The Hard Stuff: Car Talk's Toughest Puzzlers
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Our Car Talk Puzzlers vary in difficulty. Some are confoundingly perplexing paradigms of puzzledom that are the subject of intense dialectical debate between Stephen Hawking and Bill Moyers. Other puzzlers come from the harmonica players Ray meets when he's hanging out in Harvard Square. These puzzlers fall into that first category are puzzlers that are so intricate, so convoluted and so obfuscated that they're sure to start the smoke pouring of your cranium. Good luck and let us know how you did!
Tom and Ray Magliozzi P.S. If you don't understand our explanation of the answer, drop us a note. With currency attached. |
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The Monty Hall Puzzler Should you keep the box you've selected, or change? Find out which is to your advantage. |
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Glass of Water Puzzler What is the fewest number of steps needed to accurately measure 6 ounces of water? Only Associate Producer Louie Cronin could solve this classic conundrum in eight steps! |
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Three Slips of Paper Puzzler If you like diagrams, this puzzler answer is for you. |
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Evil King Berman and the Three Boxes Radio Show Producer Doug Berman reveals his true self in this puzzler of mystery and intrigue. |
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The Antonym Puzzler... Explained Words with double meanings are explored in this classic puzzler. |
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