Since its inception, he was MotorWeek’s master technician.
Patrick Goss (also known as Pat Goss) has died. MotorWeek reported his passing through its social media channels. Although the cause of death was not disclosed, it is believed that both the TV host and automotive media personality died unexpectedly.
Goss was a well-known name in automotive media. His segment, Goss’ Garage, had seen him on the television show for 41 seasons. He was the show’s master mechanic and shared his knowledge with millions of viewers around the globe.
Goss is a name that will be remembered by car enthusiasts who were involved in the industry since the 1980s.
MotorWeek‘s post on Facebook reads:
We are sad to announce the sudden passing of Pat Goss (our long-time friend and colleague). He appeared on MotorWeek for forty-one seasons, starting with our very first episode.
Our Goss’ Garage segment has been a cornerstone of the program. Millions of viewers have viewed it as a must-see segment. Pat shared his car knowledge and no-nonsense maintenance advice with a casual familiarity.
Pat, thank you so much!
For those who have been following MotorWeek, this news will shock. Goss’s most recent segment was posted on the publication’s website on March 16, 2022. Goss discussed coolants as well as tips for maintaining your car’s cooling system in good condition. On MotorWeek‘s Episode 4128, March 18, 2022, he appeared for the segment Goss Garage: Coolant Check.
Goss is an automotive media personality who can be seen on radio and TV. He also owned Goss’ Garage, a Maryland car repair shop (formerly known as Pat Goss Car World). Carchex, a Maryland-based business that provides extended auto warranties and mobile vehicle inspections, is also his spokesperson.