TweetThe year 1969 was the "calm after the storm." Or, was it? Richard M. Nixon was sworn in as the President of the United States. We finally had a lunar landing, thanks to Neil Armstrong and "Buzz" Aldrin, with Michael Collins waiting up in space. It was "The Age of Aquarius," according to Marilyn McCoo, …
There’s been a lot of stuff that has come across my screen. I needed some time to suss it all out that does not require its own bandwidth.
Volkswagen of America saw this and figured “we better give our customers a Rabbit GTI.” The Fall of 1982 brought a Rabbit GTI to performance-hungry enthusiasts.
So, what are these videos? What would like these to be called? Are these podcasts? News programs? Utter BS? Are you bored by now?
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.
According to the folks at CES, the automobile is the new consumer electronic device. Especially when it is fully powered by a battery pack.
The only customers buying a Passat were rental car fleets. In turn, they were easy upgrade fodder.
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.
Simply put, the Volkswagen Jetta GLI became the benchmark for compact sedans looking to ooze more performance for more engaging driving.
The idea of slotting a key into an ignition, turning it over, depressing the brake, shifting a gear and opening up the throttle was magical to this child of the 1970s.