Quickies: A New Buick For A New Kind of Consumer
But, what if I told you that everything you know about Buick will change with this one specific vehicle.
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Historiography: The Class of 1982
As I realize today that I am indeed approaching sixty years old, remembering every moment of that year seems a bit difficult these days.
Quickies: Seeking Smaller and Sharper for Younger Consumers
Key elements of the Wildcat Concept are now applied to its current and newest vehicles in its lineup. For example: The 2024 Encore GX.
My Favorite Track Weapons
The racetrack is a place where teenagers are given more than enough tarmac to test out their abilities to become a safer and more aware driver. This domain is not exclusive to teenagers.
My Favorites: The First Five #VOTY Winners
While some people would say: "We have too many automotive awards out there." I said: "Why can't I do one?"
Commentary: Good-Bye or Good Riddance?
These model cuts were not just targeted towards car models. Some SUVs were also dropped from their respective lineups.
My Favorite Drives Before The Victory & Reseda Era
When families are prompted to gather around, they're on the road involved in an epic drive to their destination. Or, they're sitting down for a story or two. Stories that need to be retold, even when loved ones are no longer around due to the pall of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
My Favorite Vehicles From 1977
The year 1977 was a watershed moment in the automotive industry. The OPEC Oil Crisis was already over. However, the lessons learned from the crisis began to trickle down into the products North American automakers rolled out.
Cars That Will "Sashay Away" This Year
One of them will be the year of "thinning the herd," which, sadly, can be taken many ways. However, this term is apt for something that have been a trend in the North American automotive market – the elimination of models from their respective lineups.
Historiography: A Personal History of General Motors
TweetIt sounds like a myth, but it is true: I was brought home from the hospital in my mother's 1955 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Starfire convertible. A fact that would otherwise be trivial is an indicator of what my future would hold. Let alone a point of historical reference that denotes a heritage of car ownership. Perhaps …