Oh Goody.....

Apparently not...... PS Wickens is a quick hombre. Also Rossi.

I was randomly thinking about a new Accord sport and I saw a new Maxima at work and thought it was a nice looking car. Then the more I thought, I realized I could get a year old certified Maxima for the low 20's that is the same size and is really quick. V6, 300 hp, Hmmm.

My first foreign car was a ‘75 Alfetta. It was one of these dealer launch cars.
It was an excellent car for the time. Superior to BMWs of the day.

When is the last time you saw an ‘02 Taurus? Ok, how about a green one?
Ok, how about 2 green ones at the same time? 

NOT MINE - But somebody ought to snag this Fiat X 1/9......

Is one really Professional Grade better than the other?

Never be another band like Chase

My nephew wrote the music and lyrics and it is going live this week on a national ad.

Handbrake turns are one of the joys of winter. But their days are numbered. Chances are my next Acura/Honda will have a E Brake. Oh well.....

My friend has decided to trade in both his BMW 3 series and Infinity M35 for something that has better safety features. He’s looking for a sedan with AWD, lane assist and accident avoidance braking.

Do yourself a favor and see the Band War this year . They still tour, and tickets are embarrassingly cheap. Check tour dates on their website and make plans now!

Pretty Sweet for those -10 f. mornings that result in CEL’s from my lazy 02 sensor. I got mine for $18 including tax and shipping.

I can’t pass up a recommendation for a V8 MG. For $9500 I am sure it would be awesome on snow!

I enjoyed John Phillips’ December issue “Top 10 Fouls” brief mention of the C&D 1995 Longest Day campaign. Allow me to assist in filling in the details. First, that Ford was the most gorgeously prepped Contour to ever grace a racing grid. It gleamed in comparison my Citation X-11 and the other Disco Era refugees…

Pushbutton gear selection is a un-needed solution that might kill you if you are standing around a new Terrain.

If you have a grill, you need an electric rotisserie. I just find it so useful. My favorites are cooking a duck for thanksgiving. Another is getting a corned beef brisket on discount after St Patty’s day and cooking it with a dry rub. Both are just awesome, plus leave lots of leftovers for soups etc.

I was surprised that this was not identified on the first day. Allow me to recap the hints.

I was wandering via google maps though the neighborhood I grew up in. Pop quiz, name the car.....