For years Jaguar has been playing second fiddle to Aston Martin in the faux-British sports car market. Their bigger cars sell well, but the Leaping Cat seems to have dropped anchor there, resting in the luxo-barge segment. Their sporting days, … Continue reading
Everybody loves a Dodge Challenger right? Well, not really. See, you and I love it. The massive, unruly Hemi, the old-school styling, the straighline performance are all awesome enough to haunt your drunkest of dreams. But for some people, especially … Continue reading
Ayrton Senna. Tony Stewart. Lewis Hamilton. Darrell Waltrip. Jeff Gordon. Kimi Räikkönen. Sebastian Vettel. Mario. What do all these legends of racing have in common? What do they have in common with hundreds of other racing champions from the last … Continue reading
The perfect product is rare. I carry in my pocket, at all times outside airport terminals and government buildings, a folding Smith & Wesson knife. It has a tanto blade, a good length of serrations, a grippy handle, and a … Continue reading
British servicemen are an enigma. One moment they’re good old chaps with pints, polite as a British person, the next they’re flying Harrier jets or storming your beaches alongside a member of their royal family. Their best-of-the-best military division wears … Continue reading
I stepped outside my front door this morning and drank in the chill air. I definitely could have used a jacket, but I wasn’t going to get one. I noticed a little pigment in the leaves. A drum line practiced … Continue reading
Back in 1974, when your current classic was just a daily driver, it wouldn’t have been hard to convince you to make the switch to the yet-nonexistent Electronic Fuel Injection, especially in the winter. But cold starts aren’t the only … Continue reading
Open wheel racing is back and in full swing. Formula 1 kicked off this weekend at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Indycar also ran the Baltimore GP Sunday, and we have a suspicious set of railroad tracks to thank for all the … Continue reading
