It’s 2015, and an airline is reportedly considering segregating its passengers by gender. And while I can’t claim to to know anything about the cultural practices in Saudi Arabia, this outrageous policy would fly in the face of decades of Read more
Filed under: Green, United States Americans may save as much as $80 billion on lower gas prices in 2015, Schneider Electric’s Matt Smith says on CNBC. And that’s at a $2.60 per-gallon price. Continue reading Lower fuel prices could save Read more
If we’re going to talk about concept cars, the Bertone Lancia Stratos HF Zero is kind of a basic bitch, pumpkin spice latte choice. Everyone knows it and everyone loves it. I don’t even care. It’s amazing and I love Read more
Filed under: Government/Legal, Ownership Auto title loans are big business in the US, but increasingly, those institutions offering them are facing accusations of predatory lending. With this type of loan, people receive money in exchange for their vehicle’s title. The Read more
Restomodding is so popular in the Corvette world that a cottage industry caters to the stuffing of modern drivetrain and suspension bits under C1 and C2 ’Vette bodies. Purists cringe, but blending the timeless styling of an old Corvette with Read more
Photo by Teddy Pieper, courtesy Mecum Auctions. * As part of its celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Street Hemi last year, Allpar made sure to speak to as many people involved with the Hemi’s development as possible, including Read more
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Despite the title, this blog is not about a baseball movie starring Anthony Perkins. It’s about something that scares me—computers. I’ll admit it, I’m a computer-phobe. I always have been. I use them to write stories and to find stuff Read more
Building a hot rod roadster from a rolling basket case was a first time effort for Chino, California, resident Bob Gluck and his dad, Mick.