by Mike Gulett - Jack Koobs de Hartog has died and if you are a fan of Bizzarrini you probably know his name. He was a chronicler of all things Bizzarrini - both the cars and the man. He wrote books about Bizzarrini and shared his vast … [Read more...]
Editorial: Feeding Tesla’s Fantasy of Full Self Driving
December 15, 2023 By 1 Comment
by Wallace Wyss - Elon Musk changed the ways cars are made in America (rivals are ordering gigapresses that can stamp out larger panels). But what he really wants to change is the ability of the car to drive itself. He premiered the feature … [Read more...]
America’s Traffic Landscape: What’s New On The Roads?
December 15, 2023 By Leave a Comment
When it comes to living in the States, there's no getting around talking about the time we spend driving. It's pretty much part of the American DNA--and nowadays, we're seeing some big shifts on the highways and byways that are changing the daily … [Read more...]
Opinion: Are Self-Driving Cars Moving Too Fast?
December 12, 2023 By 2 Comments
by Mike Gulett - Are we moving too fast with this new technology for self-driving cars? Should the self-driving car companies be allowed to experiment with the lives and safety of uninvolved people? The California DMV allowed a few car … [Read more...]
Book Review: Developing Chevrolet Pony Car Camaro Concept Cars
December 9, 2023 By 2 Comments
Review by Wallace Wyss - Title: Developing Chevrolet Pony Car Camaro Concept Cars Author: Scott Kolecki Publisher: Car Tech Pages: 176 Binding: Soft cover Books on concept cars are the new new thing. True, in the past, car … [Read more...]
Lost Dream Cars: 1993 Aston Martin Lagonda
December 5, 2023 By 1 Comment
by Wallace Wyss - Old dream cars have a short shelf life once they fail to get green-lighted for production. They are sometimes crushed, sometimes sent to museums and sometimes sold. Why sold so little? Because they are made for management to … [Read more...]
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