Ever find yourself tooling along and suddenly wondering "Dude, where's my Boxster?" Robert Farago of The Truth About Cars says no need to worry about that in the new Porsche Cayenne GTS.
And speaking of car-inspired reveries, The Driving Woman's Bryn MacKinnon is getting all nostalgic for 80s station wagons, graduating from junior high and Top Gun.
Then there is David Drucker's long-ago Long Island Expressway encounter with a suddenly upright hood on the 1951 Caddy 62 he bought for $150. It's all detailed at Amazon's Car Lust blog.
At Fast Machines, NASCAR-covering Rocky is the latest addition to the writers lineup and he uses the inaugural post to explain why he didn't care for Dale Sr. but has a thing for Dale Jr.
Talk about being rudely jolted back to reality, Winding Road's question of the day has to do with the proposal for a summer holiday from the Nanny State's gas tax. Hmmm. How about a permanent holiday from the Nanny State?
And if we don't get that holiday from the Nanny State, 200 Weeks - a UK blog written by a Bobby - has a long list of the many ways Brit drivers get socked. And it's not just the speed cameras that have snared 9.8 million drivers and generated more than 800 million pounds in revenue for "the government."
Over at The View Through the Windshield, Joe Sherlock is in an "I-told-you-so" mood and with good reason, considering what's happening to SUV and truck sales these days.
Eric Peters, who has his own excellent blog at EPA, pops up on the National Motorist Association blog wondering if plug-in hybrids really will save us all from high gas prices. Eric offers several reasons why the answer isn't the one a lot of folks think it is.
And speaking of car-inspired reveries, The Driving Woman's Bryn MacKinnon is getting all nostalgic for 80s station wagons, graduating from junior high and Top Gun.
Then there is David Drucker's long-ago Long Island Expressway encounter with a suddenly upright hood on the 1951 Caddy 62 he bought for $150. It's all detailed at Amazon's Car Lust blog.
At Fast Machines, NASCAR-covering Rocky is the latest addition to the writers lineup and he uses the inaugural post to explain why he didn't care for Dale Sr. but has a thing for Dale Jr.
Talk about being rudely jolted back to reality, Winding Road's question of the day has to do with the proposal for a summer holiday from the Nanny State's gas tax. Hmmm. How about a permanent holiday from the Nanny State?
And if we don't get that holiday from the Nanny State, 200 Weeks - a UK blog written by a Bobby - has a long list of the many ways Brit drivers get socked. And it's not just the speed cameras that have snared 9.8 million drivers and generated more than 800 million pounds in revenue for "the government."
Over at The View Through the Windshield, Joe Sherlock is in an "I-told-you-so" mood and with good reason, considering what's happening to SUV and truck sales these days.
Eric Peters, who has his own excellent blog at EPA, pops up on the National Motorist Association blog wondering if plug-in hybrids really will save us all from high gas prices. Eric offers several reasons why the answer isn't the one a lot of folks think it is.
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