On the one hand I tend to agree with you, and wonder who in the world would take a risk like that on an unproven start-up. But then, if there weren’t people willing to buy from the Fisker, Lucid and Rivians of this world, startups would all just die on the vine and we’d be stuck with cars made by established players…

Is it any surprise that car debt is getting out of hand right around the same time consumers are forsaking sedans and hatches for SUVs and massive bro-trucks? In fact, there’s so little appetite for cheap, reliable basic transportation that Nissan and Mitsubishi are discontinuing the Versa and Mirage respectively. It…

Keep in mind... and it's a gut punch for me to say this,  but the 1990's were 30 years ago...

A car for the diehard Mustang enthusiast who has lots of money and needs to own the latest and greatest.

A new Miata is going to cost you twice as much. If classic cars have any value whatsoever then this one has to be worth at least $15k... especially since it’s got a working A/C, which means it can serve as a backup mode of transportation while your Audi is in the shop for three days while your mechanic waits for that…

We all know who this ordinance was written for. It’s for the guy with six junk cars rotting on his property. Problem is, it’s tough to write an ordinance that will get him to clean up his yard but won’t hit a few innocent bystanders. Though in this case, I’m hard pressed to come up with a case other than the race car…

No incentive needed. If I were in the market for an E.V. Kia would be near the top of my list. I wouldn’t drive one of Elon Musk’s Teslas if they were giving them away for free.

Actually, it’s called “beach of contract,” which is why the Feds can get involved. Even if the airlines employ high powered lawyers to write terms that allow the airlines to, basically, do anything they want, the Feds have always understood that there are implicit guarantees that cannot be overridden by clever…

Shame Suzuki won’t sell it in the U.S. There’s a lot of demand for something like this, reasonably priced.

It’s difficult to say which of the following would be the more reckless decision:

The last generation prelude was a great looking two door coupe. They should build something similar tody and save money by just dropping the Civic Si’s guts into it (including the manual transmission).

Yeah. Not a bad choice. Cadillac needs a prestige convertible.

It has a new generation... just not in the U.S.

This. I mean I understand why people are mad at Chevy for killing the EV-1 all those years ago, but I can also sorta understand their thinking at theime. But I’m absolutely flabbergasted that they axed the Volt and cannot for the life of me understand why they’d do such a thing.

Imagine a Mustang that looked lik this and was the same size:

There’s a customized (lengthened) V8 Fiero that shows up to my Cars and Coffee from time to time. It’s a C8 decades before the C8.

I want one of these sooo badly, even though I know that it would be a foolish purcahse at $1, let alone $24.5k

If you make money selling the blades you give the razor away for free. Come on, guys... make the gas free! I promise I’ll go inside and buy a cof of coffee every now and then.

Yeah... I totally misread that headline.

Bose gets a lot of hate especially from the audiophile community, but I’ve always enjoyed the Bose stuff I’ve listened to. Whether it was the Mazda Millenia I owned years ago with the Bose system, my Bose Soundlink Mini bluetooth speaker that sounds waaay bigger than it is, or the Bose 301's I’ve owned since grad…