Our Favorites of 2024
We should celebrate the positives. That includes those vehicles which made our work an enjoyable one.
We should celebrate the positives. That includes those vehicles which made our work an enjoyable one.
In order to achieve this, Detroit's "Big Four" had two choices: Build them domestically or import them from a global partner somewhere.
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?
When I was younger, I used to be fascinated by American cars of the 1940s and 1950s. They were reminders of how good the industry was to this country.
However, we’re flipping the script. Instead of doing this at the first of this month, as this website has done so since 2011.
There are some great roads out there – across the country and so forth. Each one is deserving of a drive – or many.
For the precious undergraduate in your life, isn't it time you sent them off in a vehicle you can trust? Randy has five for you to consider.
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, …
His legacy is still being felt today. And, yes, he was one of the greatest leaders in the automotive industry in the USA.
From enthusiasts in Edmonton to some of my old friends in Toronto, you promoted the good work on here for the rest of the world to see.