I immediately thought Aspen but after reading the comments, I’m not so sure.. What about one of those older Chrysler Town and Country vans that have been lifted up for mobility access?

Time to ride the nostalgia train... My first car was a ‘96 Grand Cherokee Laredo. My mom drove it daily 100+ miles round trip on her commute each day until it hit 100k. At that point, it became mine. Since legitimately nearly ALL of the miles were flat IL interstate, it looked and behaved more like a jeep with 30k…

There are plenty of new/fun manuals out there that don’t cost a gazillion dollars. Subaru WRX, Ford ST’s, V6 and turbo 4 Mustangs/Camaros, VW Golf/GTI’s, Fiat 500 Arbarth, etc... However, most are geared “pun intended” for performance/fun instead of economy as modern auto tech tends to deliver better fuel economy. As…

What sets Roush apart from many of these other tuners/shops is that they have diversified their business beyond tuning mustangs. I used to work in the transportation equipment sales field and a colleague left my company to work for the CleanTech division of Roush that makes shuttle vans/buses that can run on propane.…

Before looking at any of the comments, I was thinking laser or DSM as well. The two lights on the rear bumper might actually be reflective bumper stickers or just an optical illusion from another out of frame car’s headlights shining on the bumper.

Boy oh boy! The keyboard warriors are out in full force! I wish people would do a little more research before commenting. Ms. King also should have done a MUCH better job of describing what was really going on here. In no shape or fashion was this company trying to make counterfeit parts. What they were doing was…

Yea.. thanks in part to Tarvish’s incessant WRX fanboy brainwashing, I drank the coolaid, sold my beloved american muscle and paid cash for a new 2016 WRX.. and........ I’m loving every minute of it. :) Still working out some of the WTF SOA kinks, ie crappy stereo, interior bits, sloppy shifter, but personalization is…