The Fugazzi “Gearbox”
Artificiality defines our time. Fake food, fake news - and now, the fake manual transmission. With fake shifts, a fake clutch and even a fake “stall” feature that doesn’t actually stall...
2024 Lexus RX500h
The first luxury crossover - the Lexus RX - is now one of many. When it first came out - way back in 1998 - it was not just new. It...
Join the Control Group
As horribly successful as the effort was to infect the populace with hypochondria - for the sake of controlling it - the attempt ultimately failed because of the Control Group. These...
Unintended Consequences
Unintended consequences can be beautiful things - when they are contrary to the intentions of malicious people. A good example being the unintended consequences of the lying-to-people about the mRNA drugs...
Much Better Than: You’re Fired!
Trump has imposed a regulatory freeze and has threatened a hiring freeze - no new federal "workers" for now (and hopefully, some time to come).
No wonder the stock market is up.
America...
The Americano Cubano
America may soon look a lot like Cuba - with lots of ancient cars on the road, kept on the road by determined owners who want nothing to do with the...
2015 Nissan Altima
I've written before about the fact that federal fuel-economy mandates are subtly but significantly eroding away the choices available to consumers - and increasing the cost of the diminishing choices that...
The Unmentionable Alternative
The first reason originally given for the necessity of force-feeding electric cars to people was the supposedly imminent scarcity (and associated rising cost) of gasoline. This was en vogue back in the...
Embarrass a Classic V8 Muscle Car… With a New Four Cylinder Performance Car!
The new Chevy Camaro has 335 hp and does zero to 60 in about five seconds flat.
That's with the V6.
Which is the one to buy.
Because it is affordable - $27,195 -...
Calling the Marquess of Queensberry
As bad as Facebook and Twitter, et al are, “conservative” talk radio "is much worse. Without exception, the hosts urge civility and acceptance. Like the rest of Conservatism, Inc.
Which is why...