Anyone who’s been living in the same house for 33 years—as my wife and I have—knows all about being overwhelmed by stuff. It’s everywhere. The place is packed to the gills with it. And it just keeps ...

We’ve all seen an exotic car in a magazine or at a car show and thought, “One day, I will have one of those.” The miracle of depreciation means that today’s Lucid Air Sapphire or Mercedes-AMG S63 ...

These photos spurred a great memory for me. I had a ’55 Chev 4-door in about 1967. Picking up my high-school age girlfriend to take her to school each morning led to several of her friends waiting to ...

After carving 43 miles of smooth asphalt that rises through meadows and dense forest on its way to a mile-high peak, a driver might conclude that the Cherohala Skyway was made purely for the fun of it ...

In the car world, we hear the word “preservation” quite a bit. For many, it means an uncompromising reverence for all-original classic automobiles that are just as they were when they were new, or ...

Automotive journalists are a curious bunch, to put it mildly. Many drive new vehicles on a weekly basis, getting insider access to manufacturers for better, or occasionally worse, ends. I lost access ...

As the first three months of the year drew to a close, we witnessed what could be best described as a roller coaster. We observed some enthusiasm returning to the market in January, but by the end of ...

We may never see another car quite like the Dodge Viper again. That’s a sad truth, but one that feels safe to accept. When the stunning Viper concept first appeared at the 1989 North American ...

Does anybody replace just the rubber wiper blade anymore? I always replaced the rubber blade; not the entire ‘carriage’ or whatever the blade-holding contraption is called. (Apparently the term we ...

To work on carburetors requires, first and foremost, a sense of humility. More than a century after their invention and some 30 years since their disappearance from new production vehicles, these ...

The Corvette team wanted to take the car from front- to mid-engine for decades before they got the budget to develop the 2020 Stingray. Those decades of delay must have been frustrating at times, even ...

Amid dwindling profits, reduced production, proposed job cuts, and talks of a merger with longtime Japanese rival Honda, it’s no secret Nissan is suffering a case of the vapors. While the automaker ...