This week's 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' features Jay Leno having his first cup of coffee...ever

In this week's episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry Seinfeld picks up Jay Leno for an outing in Los Angeles. It's about time Seinfeld invited Leno to the show, considering they are both pretty much equally obsessed with cars and are known for owning ridiculously large collections.

Each episode features a different, unique car, and for this trip with Leno, Seinfeld decided to take out a relic. It's 1949 Porsche 356/2, one of the very first cars produced by the Porsche Company, back when the vehicles were built by hand made mostly of Volkswagen parts.

The two comedians have known each other for 35 years, and its apparent when you see them together. It's a natural interaction between two funny people who enjoy each other's company. Seinfeld talks about going to Leno's house in the '70s to hang out and how he learned about professionalism in comedy from the Tonight Show host. He says, "I always tell people that, 'I learned everything from Jay'."

The two end up having a "dispute" about who got the first Acura NSX from production after they end up parking next to one at the coffee shop (perhaps unintentional product placement from the show's sponsor). Surely one of them got it, but they both conclude that they'll need to "make a call."

Leno says this his first cup of coffee he's ever had. Could that really be true? Seinfeld demonstrates how to put milk and sugar into the coffee for Leno. Leno's look of bitter disgust after tasting the coffee makes his claim seem actually believable. Watch the episode featuring the two longtime friends below.