Mind-Boggling Future Car Tech That Can Really Make a Difference
Posted on Jan 21, 2019 in Safety | 2 comments
I like in-car technology. To a point. I can’t live without heated seats, air conditioning and a pumping audio system, but back-up cameras, internet connectivity and touchscreens are all beyond the realm of necessity in my book. With each new model year, there are new techno bits placed in our cars that are meant to entertain and inform us, but usually just end...
Read MoreOf Cost and Axle Differentials?
Posted on Jan 18, 2019 in Editorials | 1 comment
Sajeev, We have three cars in our household that see regularly use, but we are considering going down to two vehicles in an attempt to save some money. However, instead of just getting rid of one of those three cars, we are trading in two of them toward a newer vehicle that we plan to keep long term. The two cars we plan to get rid of are a Toyota Camry...
Read MoreWhich states require ethanol in your fuel? Fewer than you might think
Posted on Jan 18, 2019 in Featured | 2 comments
Earlier this year, Hawaii became the second state to scrap its mandate that all gasoline sold in the state must have a certain amount of ethanol blended into it. Boaters and old-car enthusiasts who believe ethanol poses a threat to their engines cheered this move; at the same time, it made us wonder exactly how all 50 states have decided to legislate...
Read MoreFord Mustang Boss 302 Gets Special Key for Track Mode
Posted on Jan 16, 2019 in Racing | Comments Off on Ford Mustang Boss 302 Gets Special Key for Track Mode
Anyone who owns an American pony car dreams of tearing up a track or, at the very least, takes pride in leaving lesser cars in their dust at stop lights. While rush-hour drag races can be mildly entertaining, actually preparing a car for the track can be a time-consuming and expensive affair. Buying a 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 makes the process much easier;...
Read MoreIn-Car CD Players Not Long For This World?
Posted on Jan 15, 2019 in Technology | 1 comment
A mantra during the development of the Cadillac ATS was “every gram counts.” The result is a vehicle that should be the lightest in its class when it debuts. With pressure from consumers to improve efficiency, as well as new Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards being put into place, the race is on to save weight. Saving weight includes elimination of things...
Read MoreThe Saga of my XJS
Posted on Jan 7, 2019 in Antique | Comments Off on The Saga of my XJS
Like all relationships, my love affair with my 1994 Jaguar XJS started out beautiful, but is now turning into something like the “War of the Roses.” Once I decided that it was time to end our affair, she has turned into a vindictive little witch, out to steal every penny I have, and to turn my life into a living hell. I bought the car in December 2006, and it...
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