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There’s a sad, soy-substitute trend of self-loathing of so-called “automotive journalists” on the internet lately. Most of them hate cars and they can’t figure out why people in Winchester, Kentucky Continue Reading →
The Vega has been discussed here on RG before, and as expected, there was a cornucopia of opinions on the attractive but rapidly rusting little GM car. But an interesting Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago, my wife and I bought a Nissan Versa Note. With our van still locked in a container somewhere on the high seas and my old Nissan Continue Reading →
I didn’t know it was going to be the last ride of my ill-advised, midlife return to motocross, but that’s the thing about last rides - they don’t care about Continue Reading →
“Everyone,” as Mike Tyson famously said, “has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” It’s a good quote, but I think it vastly overestimates the majority of the Continue Reading →
Over the last few months, there has been a rash of age-related car accidents in Japan. Just yesterday, a 9 year old girl was killed and four other children injured Continue Reading →
I’ll be writing a couple of stories this week over at TTAC about the Rolex 24, which is a terrible thing to watch on television, but a glorious event to Continue Reading →
In a move that shocked precisely nobody, Macy’s is closing seven stores and laying off 5,000 workers across the country. In addition to being predictable because of the rise of e-commerce Continue Reading →
The Individual Mandate. Man, what a complicated and twisted path it’s taken. Obama, himself, was against it before he was for it. in 2015, Vox said that it was “absolutely Continue Reading →
Please welcome Thomas Kreutzer to Riverside Green!—Bark It’s the beginning of a new week, which means it must be time for a new article on the sexual habits of the Continue Reading →