Goss began appearing on “MotorWeek” on the show’s first episode in 1981. His “Goss’ Garage” segment offered a wide variety of auto maintenance tips. Goss also shared his knowledge on his YouTube channel as well as on his radio talk show. He continued producing “Goss’ Garage” segments for more than 40 years, with his most recent appearance coming just a day before his death. In addition to his TV and radio work, Goss owned Goss’ Garage, an auto repair shop in Maryland.
Tributes to Pat Goss
We are deeply saddened to report the unexpected passing of our longtime friend and colleague Pat Goss, who appeared on MotorWeek through forty-one seasons, beginning with our very first episode. pic.twitter.com/mmMpoST94h
Saddened to hear of the passing of MotorWeek's #PatGoss. I had the honor of interviewing Pat for a segment I produced when I was with NBC4 in Washington. He was a complete professional and a good guy. He WILL be missed. Condolences to his family, coworkers, and friends. pic.twitter.com/bLJUuIpZmC
Wow, I remember many a Saturday or Sunday morning listening to Pat Goss. Helped me solve a problem I was having with my car. RIP Pat Goss! pic.twitter.com/zjxXbAogy4
Very sad to hear of the passing of Pat Goss. Watched @MotorWeek every week for as long as I can remember and loved his segments 😢 https://t.co/1OhhauMp9q
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