by Mike Gulett - In 1984 I bought a "new" Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce in San Jose, California. New is in quotes because it was a demo car that was also driven by Alfa Romeo sales people - yes there were Alfa Romeo dealers in the US in 1984. It had 10k … [Read more...]
What To Know About Bull Bars Before Hitting The Trail
March 27, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Getting a vehicle ready for off-road travel usually starts with protection. There is a practical side to it, of course, but there is also that quiet confidence that comes from knowing the front end can handle a hit. Somewhere in the middle of those … [Read more...]
How to Preserve Your Car’s Value: The Ultimate Maintenance Checklist
March 27, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Whether you plan to sell in two years or ten, knowing how to preserve your car's value starts with one thing: consistent maintenance. A well-kept vehicle can retain thousands more at resale than an identical model that's been neglected. This … [Read more...]
A Note from Peter Brock
March 24, 2026 By 6 Comments
Hello Mike…Peter Brock here, Many thanks for your really well-done piece on the ’63 Corvette Sting Ray on My Car Quest on 3-21-26. As you so well wrote, it was a rather long complicated process to finally get the car into production. Had it not … [Read more...]
In 1963 The Corvette Sting Ray Mesmerized Me
March 21, 2026 By 7 Comments
by Mike Gulett - In 1963 I was 11 years old and living in South Gate, California a suburb of Los Angeles. I read every car magazine I could buy or borrow and I paid attention to the cars on the streets. One day some friends and I were riding our … [Read more...]
What Businesses Should Know About Bidirectional Charging Integration
March 21, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Bidirectional charging is rapidly evolving from a technical curiosity into a strategic asset for businesses that operate vehicle fleets, manage commercial properties, or participate in energy markets. At its core, bidirectional charging allows … [Read more...]
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