All Signs Point to Bronco and Here’s Why
Posted on Dec 3, 2014 in Editorials | 1 comment
Ford is bringing back the Bronco. This is not a fantasy. It is not a request. And although our friends in Dearborn are not ready to talk about it, we do not need their official confirmation to see why a genuine Bronco will be back in showrooms in as few as 24 months. The return of the Bronco starts with the incredible emphasis Ford places on its leadership in...
Read MoreDodging the Grand Wagoneer’s Destiny?
Posted on Oct 20, 2014 in Editorials | 1 comment
Shandor writes: I used to have an ’84 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. When it died, I replaced it with a new ’99 Dodge Durango. It seemed to be a fairly solid, updated replacement for the Wagoneer. My mechanic, who was a master Jeep mechanic, said that Chrysler came up with the Durango to fill the gap in the market created after the Grand Wagoneer stopped production in...
Read MoreHigh Mileage, Low Maintenance Camaro?
Posted on Sep 1, 2014 in Editorials | 2 comments
Casey writes: Hello Sajeev, I have another question for you. My wife has wanted a Camaro and lately I have been thinking about surprising her with one for her birthday or maybe Christmas, so I have been searching the listings for a nice used example. First thing I noticed is these cars sure seem to hold their value! I found a Craigslist ad for a very nice...
Read MoreI Bet You Thought Vespa Only Made Scooters: The Vespa 400 Car
Posted on Aug 18, 2014 in Editorials | 1 comment
Our friend Mr. Baruth is on a bit of a motorcycle kick lately and, while he’s not quite ready to cruise the interstate highways on a Honda Gold Wing, he recently described the Wing as “one of those brilliant products that both defines a market segment and then comes to utterly dominate it.” The same could be said for another two-wheeler, though one that...
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