Historiography: A Is For Muscle
Although, one should reflect back on its roots to see how these four mid-sized models emerged to the iconography of the muscle car movement in the 1960s.
Tag: Chevrolet
Commentary: The Chevrolet Malibu's Final Act
The last two quarters did see a drop in sales compared year-to-date. But, there is plenty of evidence that the Malibu continues to do steady business.
My Favorite Captive Imports
In order to achieve this, Detroit's "Big Four" had two choices: Build them domestically or import them from a global partner somewhere.
Historiography: GM's New Wave Sedan
Their next step was to introduce a line of mid-sized sedans aimed to eventually replace its already-downsized rear-drive models.
My Favorite Collectable Cars
It got me thinking…if I had a deep pool of funds, a garage condo and the time to search out vehicles for a collection, what would I get?
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.
Rental Car Review: One Popular SUV
It is a practical vehicle for families, commuters, travelers, app-based ride service drivers, local delivery people…you name it!
My Favorites Of Amigo Avenue and Gilmore Street
Our corner lot at Gilmore Street offered plenty of curbside parking for any of the cars our family owned and any car I would take home from a rental car lot.
Historiography: The Tri-Fives
The bowtie brand was the dominant brand of automobile for decades.
My Favorite Vehicles of 2022
Some did have a portal to plug in for a wee bit of electricity. Nonetheless, the internal combustion engine still ruled the roost at V&R – for now.