And I drive it for the New York Times. (And it sounds like a turkey imitating a Theremin.)
Mia Bay on her New Book “Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance”
The history of transportation in America is intertwined—as so many of our national practices are—with segregation, racism, and white supremacy.
Retiring Ford Designer Moray Callum Reflects on His Career
Highlights? Many. Lowlights? Well…. Maybe this outfit?
Is The First-Gen Accord the Next BMW 2002?
Mercedes Unveils its First Luxury Electric Sedan
Why Is Mercedes Un-Wagoning Everything?
Sadly, the new GLA fails the wagon test. This is also true for a host of other Mercedes-Benz vehicles available in the States.
Why Do People Name Their Cars?
“If a nickname is something obscure or compelling, it can help prompt a conversation,” Placek said. “The name isn’t the story. It sets the owner up to tell the story.”
The First Honda Dealer in America
Bill and Lori Manly did not intend to become car dealers. They were adventurers–motorcycle racers, car racers, vintage plane racers, hot rodders. But that’s what led them to start selling Hondas.
First Drive: Infiniti QX55
Infiniti Attempts to Stanch the Bleeding
“If you think about Infiniti fifteen years ago, the brand message was pretty clear. Over the past decade, it has moved to a positioning that I think is very hard for people to understand or define.”