So, disclaimer up front: Cyntur wanted us to review their product (Cyntur JumperPack Mini) so they sent me one. Now that... Read More
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Jordan Wheeler has worked directly in the auto industry for over 2 years but has been an avid gear head since first learning about cars. In barely over a decade, Jordan has been through more than 30 cars and several motorcycles. His usual buy is less than $1,000 and has included an '84 Corolla, numerous RWD Nissans, a '63 Willys Jeep, and '93 Toyota 4Runner. His current projects are a '66 Ford Galaxie Convertible, an '81 Toyota Starlet (with some Miata parts thrown in there), and a couple of motorcycles (Triumph ST and GSXR600). Jordan has a grassroots approach the industry and that shows in his writing. He apologizes in advance for any butchery of the English language.
I never thought I would call a Kia sexy, but here it is. The Kia Sportspace concept will make its... Read More
For those of us that have a solid understanding of physics, the Porsche 911 has always been a little off. With motor hanging off the ass of the car, the 911 has been quite a handful in previous generations. All that junk in the trunk really helps with acceleration but... Read More
Has anyone else noticed that we are neck deep in lifted, four door, wannabe suv cars all of the sudden?... Read More
Running from the cops is generally a bad idea. You end up getting your tires popped and your mouth full... Read More
Back in 1997, Daimler (owners of Mercedes) decided to throw their already expensive hat (an S600 was over $130k then) into ultra luxury transportation. The big competition was Rolls-Royce, not really doing so hot at the time, and Bentley, same story as Rolls. I am not sure what Daimler saw in that... Read More
Over the years, many have debated that all-wheel drive is the end-all for winter weather driving. Others have said that... Read More
So, Acura has FINALLY released the production version of the next gen NSX. We saw a concept in 2012 running... Read More
I wasn’t sure that we would see this until Ford’s 150th anniversary but here is the new Ford GT. This was one of the first big reveals at the Detroit Auto Show. Ford has done a great job keeping the lid on this. I haven’t heard any rumors about a... Read More
I have said for a long time (well since 2008 at least) that the only car with two pedals that... Read More
Knowing how to read a tire is something that most people can’t easily do. However, it is something that a... Read More
So many times manufacturers will produce a specialty car, learn what they can from it, and put it out to pasture to be forgotten. Does anyone remember the GM EV1? I didn’t think so. Well, Tesla hasn’t forgotten their roots (good job Elon) and is giving the Tesla Roadster some... Read More
