We love our old cars. Ethan’s daily driver is an 1988 Chevy Nova Twin Cam, and Paul regularly drives a 1991 Daihatsu Charade. We know that by today’s standards, these cars are incredibly unsafe, but we drive them anyway. Let’s talk about our old cars and how they could very well be death traps! Come join us.
The Mazda MX-5 Miata was built purely for driving enjoyment. In a world shifting towards huge pickup trucks and amorphous crossovers, is
Let’s take a close look at the upcoming 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV and find out if it completely destroys the electric SUV
Three million 3rd generation Pontiac Grand Ams were built, and at one time they could be seen roaming streets and strip mall
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My Gen One Volt has the worst center stack. 6-years on and i still have ZERO muscle memory when using it
I wish car manufacturers would spend more time on designing interfaces that do not require eyes to leave the road. Unfortunately it’s likely becoming cheaper to slap a touchscreen in a car than to put in actual knobs/switches.