At this moment, my 1966 Mustang is on a slow boat ride to the southern coast of France. I sold the car during the waning days of fall, eager to get some cash and clear some garage space, thinking that the car would end up with someone local, or at least somewhere in the Midwest.…

Two new electric vehicles were just revealed. One had a brief flash of media coverage and then faded away from the limelight, while the other one is literally one of the hottest topics in pop culture, and will continue to be weeks after its reveal. The Ford Mustang Mach-E is pretty unremarkable. The only thing…

I did not watch the C8 Corvette reveal last night. I’m just now catching up on all of the images and details of the new car, and so far, I really like what I see. Naturally, with something as so near and dear to the hearts of so many Americans, one of the key pillars…

I’ve got a new, dumb hobby: a serious interest in horology. Horology is one of those terms that sounds extremely pretentious and fancy, like caviar, boutiques, and Lamborghini, with its many syllables and very rare use in normal conversation. And yet, as silly as it sounds to say the word out loud, here I’m using…

I go back to China to visit family on Rongxian, and discover that the rate of change is climbing at an exponential pace. New buildings abound, more vehicle traffic, and different vehicle traffic to boot, makes me wonder about the rapid replacement of old with new, and how that might continue on in the future.

A fellow autocrosser and friend Mike Kline has passed away. I tell of my story with him, and provide some closing thoughts. Why do some people have an impact on our lives that is outsized from what one might expect?

If buying a truck and towing your competition car is the equivalent of eating your steamed broccoli, then my philosophy of “fun cars all the time” is probably akin to eating cookies for every single meal. Thoughts on why trucks suck, and what I’d eventually get as a truck when I’m forced to tow a…