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by | Mar 21, 2013

Back in the ’80s, you may have had to “Drive 55” on the highway — but in other ways, things were pretty damn good. At least, a lot better in a number of ways than they are now. For instance,…

by | Mar 8, 2013

Summer’s coming — and so (probably) are higher gas prices. There has already been a nationwide uptick of about 40 cents a gallon over the past few months — and we’re still a few weeks away from spring. It’s likely…

by | Feb 19, 2013

Elon Musk is brave. You’ve got to give him that. After all, the PayPal billionaire and co-founder of Tesla Motors was ballsy enough to provide one of his six figure electric lemons (produced courtesy of $465 million in taxpayer-extorted “loans”…

by | Jan 11, 2013

Before I write a new car review, I like to do some background research — which helps provide context and hopefully makes the published review informative. Well, I found some interesting information while doing some background research on the new…

by | Dec 30, 2009

Making New Year’s resolutions is easy; keeping them not so much — as anyone who has sworn to drop 20 pounds and start hitting the gym come Jan. 2 will tell you. But the idea of at least trying to…

by | Dec 10, 2009

Twelve years after its return, the New Beetle is reportedly going the way of the Old Beetle — into retirement and into the history books. 2010 will be the final year of production. The New Beetle didn’t last nearly as…

by | Nov 11, 2009

Some of my very earliest memories are of highway speed limit signs with “70” or even “75” on them. This was in the early 1970s. I also remember my parents routinely driving around 80 mph on these roads. At that…

by | Oct 22, 2009

The “new” Chrysler has just partnered with Fiat but the cars it’s selling are still old. Ancient, actually. The PT Cruiser, Sebring, 300 sedan and Town & Country minivan. All pretty much the same for 2010 as they were for…

by | Sep 15, 2009

Next time you get pulled over by a cop — or stopped at random in a “sobriety checkpoint” — you might want to remember the following laugh line: It’s called the Fifth Amendment to the Bill of Rights, which reads,…

by | Sep 3, 2009

The Great Clunker Con proved one thing, at least: New cars are too expensive for a growing number of consumers. But chop $4,500 or so off the price and all of a sudden buyers are a lot more interested. The…

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