Auto TV is a niche Mongolian channel that treats cars as a national obsession rather than a hobby. The weekday block sticks to workshop content: engine teardowns, suspension repairs, and long, unhurried walkarounds of secondhand imports that fill Ulaanbaatar's lots. Presentation is straightforward, one host, one garage, minimal graphics. It works. Given Mongolia's driving conditions, the off-road and winter-prep segments are the real draw. You'll see tyre chains, cold-weather starts, and repairs done with basic tools, not a sponsored showroom. That practicality gives the channel more credibility than glossier automotive content. Evenings shift toward road tests and buyer guides, often on used Japanese and Korean models that dominate the local market. Nothing here is shot on a closed track. It's filmed on real roads, in real traffic, which is exactly the point. If you want Auto TV (720p) live for the machinery and not the lifestyle, the schedule rewards patience. Watch Auto TV (720p) online when a repair job or a winter driving question comes up. It's a working channel, not a showroom.