Nissan
February 16, 2016
Advances in performance, safety, and reliability are the 3 main factors that kill the value of a car. A small pickup is exempt from those factors because its purpose is so simple, move people, and some stuff, and do it efficiently. That's it, and because that's it, they'll always be relevant, both in the marketplace, and in the world.
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October 14, 2015
The 45th Anniversary Nissan GT-R is a loud vehicle, despite having a rather tame exhaust note. No, the loudness is visual with this particular twin-turbo V6, and it comes from the Gold premium paint that’s part of the anniversary package. You also get a gold tone VIN plate, commemorative interior plaque, and for an extra $250, some […]
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October 1, 2015
In today’s automotive marketplace, almost every vehicle has a sport button. It is put there to assure the buyer that they are not in fact “a lame“, and that they are most definitely part of the cool kids club. With the simple push of a button, the FWD tin can that you bought for it’s […]
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September 15, 2015
or a brief period of time I had a blast taking advantage of the Synchrorev match system, which effectively allows you to focus solely on the steering, and braking portion of the driving experience. However, I got bored with it pretty quickly, and went back to doing my best Senna impersonation, which as flawed as it may be, at least I'm trying.
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August 14, 2015
Week In Review: August 10th-14th
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When you look at this 1977 Dodge Monaco, does you skin begin to itch? Mine does. This thing is practically the automotive manifestation of a guy in a polyester suit, complete with a comb over and bad pickup lines. The Dodge Monaco is an easily overlooked malaise era car. It didn’t have any particularly innovative features […]
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August 11, 2015
The Maxima is the anti-crossover and a perfect example of why the midsize sedan still matters. There's not a single comparably priced crossover that I'd feel comfortable driving the way I drove the Maxima.
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