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Muscle Cars…. And K-Cars

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Muscle cars - the original-era muscle cars from the '60s and '70s - don't seem to be as popular now as they were when I was in high school and college...

More News You’ve Probably Not Heard

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It’s hard to know what’s really going on when it’s not being reported.  Much less explained. One example of this is the not-reported news - which is big news - that Honda will...

Appreciating Then – And Now

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There's Ford vs. Chevy. Import vs. Domestic. And of course, Old vs. New. Some people, for some reason, have difficulty accepting the bad - along with the good. That no car...

Why The King Died

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No, not Elvis. This old Kawasaki motorcycle I've got sitting in my office. It has a neat little engine of a type you don't see anymore - unless you're in the backyard...

A Trans-Am Retrospective

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People often think of the Pontiac Trans-Am as a commonplace car. But in 1969, the very first year, only 697 were built - just eight of them convertibles. All were white...

Not Exactly Jay Leno’s Garage

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I've got posters of Lamborghini Murias; I once got to drive a Pantera GTS - the 351 Cleveland howling inches behind my right ear. I've spent the past 20-plus years driving...

Oil Alert For Older Cars

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In order to comply with federal requirements that key emissions control components on new cars such as catalytic converters work (and can be warranted to work)  for at least 120,000 miles...

Rueing the Sherpa

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As hysteria about Coronavirus spreads - faster than the disease and possibly more dangerous than the disease - I’m really regretting having sold my dual-sport Kawasaki KL250 Super Sherpa (the Lesser...

When Seconds Count, a Cop is Just Minutes Away

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Last night was another object lesson in the uselessness of cops for other than random tax collecting and general harassment. Traveling home on the Blue Ridge Parkway - where it seems there...

1981–1989 Dodge Aries/Plymouth Reliant K-Cars

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Lee Iaccoca gets blame (or credit) for the Dodge Aires and Plymouth Reliant K-cars, but unlike the minivan, this one’s really not his fault. He simply took the ball and ran...
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