Mitsubishi woos compact sedan buyers this year with an affordable new all-wheel-drive option.
According to a survey conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety in Washington, DC, 55 percent of respondents said that road rage was a “very serious” threat to their personal security, with nearly 90 percent of all drivers viewing aggressive driving as hazardous to their own safety.
Dear Tom and Ray: I just found out that cars can use reusable air filters! But that's all I know about them, except that they're more expensive and claim to be more efficient. Do they improv
Despite The Single Front Wheel, Most Three-Wheelers Deemed Safe
Britain's little Bond three-wheeler went into production in 1953, and drew considerable attention with its claim of
All right, I admit that I get somewhat miffed over slowdowns that are uncalled for while driving. And though I’m semi-intolerant of inattentive drivers who fail to notice that a traffic light has changed to green or incompetent ones who nearly stop before making a turn from the roadway, I accept inevitable, necessary slowdowns.
Hi Greg, I enjoy reading your column as I have been a car nut for over 40 years. What can you tell me about a 1968 Ford XL GT? My dad had one when I was 14 and I still remember it well.
Why I love it: We have been told this is the last painting “Big Daddy Roth” painted on a car before he passed away. A good friend of Roth’s (Ken Mitchroney) posted a picture a couple of months ago on Facebook showing him sitting studiously next to Roth as he painted my car. During this magical event, I carefully documented each picture in detail as Roth created his magic on the ‘37. Roth’s wife, Ilene, was with him the day he painted my car and we sent her pictures for her museum in Utah. My husband has since passed away and I can imagine Roth and Danny having many hot rod discussions up in Heaven!
