Saab has “weeks” to live
Saab shuts down production as the automaker struggles with payments to suppliers and outside investment restrictions by the Swedish government.
Author: jesda
Historical US Auto Market Share
Bar graphs covering the 1920s through the 1990s including imports.
Texas Allows 85 mph Speeds
The Texas House passed a bill that allows speed limits to be as high as.
Chevy Vegas packed nose-down in railroad cars for shipping
The Chevy Vega started a lasting trend at General Motors: Great ideas with poor execution. It did, at least, contribute one interesting piece of railroad history.
Will a Costco or Sam’s Club membership save you money on gas?
Is it worth the cost of joining a discount warehouse just to save on fuel?
Review and Video: 2001 Cadillac Seville STS
A story of love and pain. Review and video of the 2001 Cadillac Seville STS and the Bose 4.0 entertainment system.
Road Trip and Review: 2003 Range Rover HSE, St Louis to Tampa
A review of the 2003 Range Rover and some diversions including Bern’s Steak House, Busch Gardens, and the Tampa Auto Museum.
Automatically find points of interest for your next road trip
RoadTripAmerica.com’s new road trip map wizard automatically displays parks, attractions, historic sites, museums, hotels, restaurants, and natural wonders along your route.
Australian family loads up their Caprice, embarks on a GLOBAL road trip
The van der Weegen family travels more than 20,000 miles through Russia, North America, and Europe, shipping the car between continents.
Buying a car near the end of its production run? Quality may be an issue.
Supposedly, as cars reach the end of their production cycle, leftover parts that may be of lower quality are used to put them together.