Paging Mr. Ward, Mr. Jonathan Ward. Your derelict project is ready for pick up.
Paging Mr. Ward, Mr. Jonathan Ward. Your derelict project is ready for pick up.
My wife had one of these and it was a great car. I called it the Tardis because it’s boxy shape let you pack it from floor to ceiling without any wasted space. It may not have been an off-roader, but I was always amazed how well it handled the snow in a hilly city in New England. The Gen 3 CR-V looked like a frumpy…
Isn’t picking the best looking ‘70s hatchback like picking the sexiest Supreme Court justice? Sure, Sotomayor would be the most generous lover and I guess you could call Gorsuch handsome (if you’re into grandpas), but that doesn’t mean you’d want to want to ride any of them.
The Model S is a stunner that makes my underpants a bit crowded, but if Elon is trying to bring sexy back he is going on the wrong direction. He gave the 3 a botched face lift, the X a potbelly, and couldn't decide with the Y so he went with both.
Clarkson’s annual August tweet is much more uplifting than his motivational message in March: "Get me a steak or I will punch you in the face."
My dad got one after I got my license and stole his Accord. It was great; roomy inside, quick handling, and a 5-speed stick. Then the transmission turned to gravel after 3 years and the interior trim proved to have the same build quality as Little Tikes Cozy Coupe
Is it just me, or does Diess bear a striking resemblance to Bashar al Assad? We’ll know for sure when VW announces that the new Jetta will go from Damascus to Beirut on a single barrel of chlorine.
It’s revolutionary “midgate” took the nation by storm!
How can you forget about the technological tour de force that was the Chevy Avalanche?
The answer is of course to bask in cool embrace of the pillar-less windows of a Mercedes 560 SEC.
Not sure the off-road market is really in Honda’s wheelhouse...
My Acura TL with a 6-speed is my favorite modern Accord, and Collins wouldn’t argue with me.