
But Sunny rings up Zeke's show and gives him an on-air serve for not being honest with his listeners... a serve which earns her a spot on Zeke's show, and which tells Karl how badly he's overstepped with Zeke.
Elle secures the garage a lucrative corporate car account and Steph vows to do everything she can to give their new clients superior service. Meanwhile a chauvinist customer, “Hot” Rod Falzon brings a car in and insists Lucas work on his car because as a woman, Steph simply can't be trusted to do a good job.
Mindful of the downturn in business since the Parker's accident, Steph does her best to ignore “Hot” Rod's attitudes but when he pushes her too far, she finds a way to set him straight. But any satisfaction is short lived when she finds out that 'Hot' Rod is the manager of the corporate car firm Elle has struck a deal with – and now the deal is off. Then to add to Steph's woes, Lucas admits he's still yearning for her.
Trying to distract himself from girl troubles, Toadie buys himself a classic, gas-guzzling car. Still hurt by Sonya's rejection and aware she's a greenie, Toadie rubs in his environmentally unfriendly purchase and suggest Sonya has no grounds to argue – after all, her boyfriend drives a heavy polluting ute.
Sonya clears up the confusion: she and Lucas aren't dating – she's his GA sponsor.





