Easy to Do . . . But Easy to Forget to Do
Most people - not just car people - know about air and oil filters - and that both need to be changed every so often.
But how many people even think about...
Another EV Exemption
It’s apparently not enough to pay people to buy EVs - using other people’s money. EVs must be given additional artificial advantages - so that they may “compete” even more unfairly...
The Environmental Costs of ASS
ASS may save gas - but it’s not so good for the environment.
There is a warning to be found in some new car owner’s manuals - which will probably be redacted...
2020 Ford Expedition
What’s a big SUV without a big engine? If it’s a Ford Expedition, it’s the strongest big SUV in its class - with the smallest standard engine.
It’s also the biggest, period...
Touch 1 If This is a Warranty-Related Claim
The next time you take your car to the dealership for service, you may not have to speak with a service advisor.
Instead, you'll tap - and swipe.
Several car manufacturers - most...
Because We Said So
When a bright child questions a parent who hasn’t got a good answer, the parent often will sometimes say, because I said so!
Government works on the same principle.
It says A and B...
2020 Toyota Corolla
Toyota has sold something like 44 million Corollas so far - over the course of about 40 years. To put that number in context, Volkswagen sold only half as many Beetles...
How Insurance Impoverishes
One of the cleverest means by which the majority of people are kept in their place in an oligarchy - which is the system we live within - is via mandatory...
The End Has a Date
The story goes that when Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon river with his legions and headed into Rome - something forbidden by the Republic - it signaled the end of the...
The Dignity of Risk
A reader took issue with me over my recent column about papier mache cars. He argued that:
"Cars and bumpers and hoods can be replaced. You cannot. Sure you can be repaired...