(Last) Weekly Roundup: Like An ACR Viper Edition
The Neon ACR… it’s much like a Viper ACR. After the success of the NASA sprint race at Autobahn, we were hoping for great things out of the Neon at Continue Reading →
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I’ll Show You What Nobody Else Will About The Viper ACR
I was an unusually busy bee the night after I drove the Viper ACR at Virginia International Raceway. Wrote three reviews of the car. Two are up now, one had Continue Reading →
Not Another Article About A Viper!
In the wake of PCOTY, I wrote two additional advocacy pieces concerning the cars that didn’t win.
Weekly Roundup: Floating Like A Lilo Edition
Arrogant and unpleasant disclaimer: sit this one out, or skip to the end, unless you’re at least 1 SD+. I don’t feel like reading comments from people who will be Continue Reading →
Spotter’s Guide To Issue #69 of Hagerty Drivers Club
Let’s face it: we live in an era where almost all of the internet “autojournalism” is done by people who have little to no understanding of how to design, build, Continue Reading →
Weekly Roundup: Do It For The Kids Edition
This bike came back to me after a long time away; now I’m offering it to the readers. It’s a 2003 Mosh Expert AL, intended for BMX racing, sized for Continue Reading →
Weekly Roundup: Understeer At The Limit Edition
When is a $117,000 Lotus three seconds a lap slower around Mid-Ohio than a Honda Accord? When the Accord is a caged race car on Toyo Proxes RR slicks and Continue Reading →
You May Not Be Interested In Social Credit, But Social Credit Is Interested In You
It’s an idea that is four or five years old now, but the Chinese government is finally taking baby steps towards putting its “social credit” system into production. What is Continue Reading →
Weekly Roundup: And All The Mortgages Are Above Average Edition
Although I was a homeowner before my thirtieth birthday, I’ve never felt that the mortgage-interest deduction was a particularly good idea. It’s led to higher house prices, decreased economic mobility, Continue Reading →
Weekly Roundup: Without A Cause Edition
Wallace Stevens published his first and arguably greatest book of poetry, Harmonium, at the age of forty-four. Thirteen years later, he published “The Idea Of Order At Key West”. I Continue Reading →