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Paul Buys a Used RV, Maybe? Part 1

The ad said "needs a fuel pump." Expectedly, it needed more than a fuel pump. Read More

2018 Chrysler Pacifica – 3,000 Miles, 9 States, 1 Pandemic – PART 2

Touring pandemic-stricken America during an outbreak of riots. Read More

Houston’s 1940s Air Terminal Museum

An art deco building that once served as Houston's airport is now a museum. Read More

2018 Chrysler Pacifica – 3,000 Miles, 9 States, 1 Pandemic – PART 1

Touring pandemic-stricken America during an outbreak of riots. Read More

Tucson’s Hotel McCoy: An Oasis of Calm and Culture

The relaxing boutique hotel was the right answer to a week that had gone wrong. Read More

Road Trip! Why fly? Buy a Beater

Instead of flying home I proposed we buy a junk car from Craigslist, driving it 1500 miles and selling it for a profit. Read More

2018 Detroit Auto Show – Media Access – Day 2

Day two of special media access at the 2018 Detroit auto show. Read More

2018 Detroit Auto Show – Media Access – Day 1

Day two of special media access at the 2018 Detroit auto show. Read More

I’ve been away. I’m back!

It's been over a year. Here's where we left off. Read More

Flexing on Ohio

Taking the 2018 Ford Flex Limited on an Ecoboosted weekend trip. Read More

2018 Infiniti QX30 – A weekend in Toronto

Visiting America's hat in a sporty crossover Read More

Music: No USB, No Bluetooth, No Cassette

The 2000s were an odd time for infotainment options. Read More

 

How escalators work. [When escalators attack.]

Since 1899, escalators have saved Americans billions of calories... in exercise.

The Italians are coming: Alfa Romeo 4C

In 2010, Fiat SpA CEO Sergio Marchionne said Alfa's return to the US was canceled, or at least shelved for a year. Its been a year, and Alfa's comeback is on again for 2012.

Chrysler 300 vs Hyundai Genesis

Lincoln and Cadillac lost interest in building rear-drive luxury sedans, so the job is left to the underdogs in Detroit... and Korea.

Good news for a change: Closed Chrysler dealer back in business

After 2009's autopocalypse, several GM and Chrysler dealerships have struggled to stay in business after having their franchise licenses revoked. Some, like Reuther Chrysler in Creve Coeur MO, have relied on income from service and RV and used car sales. Others have taken on Kia and Hyundai franchises, paving the

Three awful cars!

It was a dark time for auto enthusiasts, and its easy to see how the Big Three handed over half the US market to Japan and Germany.

Truck sales data from 2010

The Titan is overdue for an overhaul. Ford is making money hand over fist.

The promise of high speed rail vs Reality

Despite my enthusiasm for trains, reality cannot be ignored: high speed rails are too expensive to connect this vast country.

Review: 2008 Cadillac DTS Platinum

This is the end of the line for American comfort cruisers. The Lincoln Town Car and Cadillac DTS will cease production later this year. Here's a review of the DTS Platinum.

Jenna Fischer’s Mercedes C55 AMG

Jenna Fischer can be summed up in two words: Accessibly cute.

BMW “Defies Logic,” Makes Little Sense Indeed

For inexplicable reasons, BMW wants to capitalize on the X3's American roots.

Pickup truck traction shootout.

Winner: Ford F-150. Loser: Nissan Titan. But I'd still buy the Titan.

Former MADD Head Charged With Drunken Driving

Police arrested the former president of a Gainesville, Fla., chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving on Feb. 18, charging her with driving under the influence.

What a car costs in Norway

Simply put, its expensive to hell to live there, even for Norwegians.

Lost In Translation: Silly Car Names

The Japanese are a cheerful bunch, aren’t they? Through a series of misinterpretations and a strong Engrish accent, they came up with model names like “Mitsubishi Lettuce.”

Traffic Report: “Like A Rock” Edition

I guess this is why most Texans put lift kits on their trucks.