I was on the ol'Twitter the other night and this came up: Can we have a law that if your headlights hurt people’s eyes they are allowed to go to town on your car with a baseball bat. — s. eek smith 👻 (@sesmith) October...
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The Germans' obsession with driving incredibly fast across a country that isn't even that large by the standards of the really big nations with big open spaces is something I've.
In the late 70s, Subaru entered the U.S. market big time and ran this fascinating ad that found Americans with last names of American car makers to admit that Subarus.
We are in a weird position in our history of automobiles. As younger generations drive less and demand more public transportation or at least non-owner options for vehicles, the vehicles themselves are becoming significantly more deadly because they are so gigantic and designed with little...
This is the grave of Walter Chrysler. Born in Wamego, Kansas in 1875, Chrysler grew up in a railroad family. His father, a Canadian immigrant, was a locomotive engineer. Walter.
There's nothing more white American male than a big ass truck and it's absolutely a political statement. That's especially true because they just get bigger and bigger, far past their.
I love that conservative white men's masculinity is so fragile that the sheer existence of a Prius sets them into a spasm of hatred. Thus, rolling coal. But to diesel owners like Corey Blue of Roanoke, Ill., the very efforts to ban coal rolling represent...
No matter how many lanes of traffic governments build, they will never solve traffic problems because they incentivize more driving and more traffic, effectively subsidizing the problem they are meant.
Really fascinating analysis of the decline of car culture. I tend to believe it to be true, particularly among young people. And I don't think it's an ideological rejection of.
Someone brought this up in comments a few months ago but I never posted what is by far the greatest traffic safety film ever made. The great stuff is in the last 5 minutes or so. Well worth your 15 minutes on a Friday night....
Poverty is very expensive. Because of the flat rates for most goods and services (personally, I've long thought that we should all have a card where our gross yearly income.
In what is the greatest deal in the world, you can buy Tammy Wynette's custom 1977 Lincoln limo for $7950. And check out that interior! I wonder what kind of.