
We see them every day as we drive. Probably once a year we are required to pay for another year of being able to display them. Many states offer users the opportunity to choose what numbers and/or letters are on… Continue reading
This weekend there is a car show at the State Fair Grounds in Raleigh, NC where lovers of classic hot rods gather to show off their cars, sell their cars, as well as sell replacement and custom parts. Like most… Continue reading
Here are some photographs that bring back some interesting memories: Everybody loves a limo and in Beijing they have some impressive ones. It was nice to see some Lancer Evos. Big pickup trucks. The Nissan GTR is irresistible. Some modes… Continue reading
The 2012 Formula One season has actually been rather exciting. Red Bull has not dominated the season from the outset and in fact up until last Sunday’s event at Abu Dhabi there, were a potential six possible drivers that could… Continue reading
At the age of 95 John Fitch died today. He lived just outside of Lime Rock in Connecticut. John was a World War II fighter pilot that was shot down and so spent some time in a German POW camp. … Continue reading
Seven years ago I drove an 8000 road trip from North Carolina to California and back again stopping at car museums, race shops, and private collections of cars. That year was also the Tulsa, OK, event where a 1957 Plymouth… Continue reading
GEICO insurance has an application available on its web site that it believes will improve your driving habits. Its called Tricky Traffic and will run on iPhones, iPads and Android devices. Check it out. http://www.geico.com/about/pressreleases/2012/20121019/ Continue reading
Last month I took the opportunity to see Beijing’s first car museum. It has been open barely a year. Cars have substantial and significant effect on countries commensurate with their numbers. Since 2000 the number of cars in China has… Continue reading